More Cruisers for the Navy Secretary Tracy Plans
Secretary Tracy will recommend to Congress in the annual report the construction of ten new cruisers. He aims to add to twenty seven already built or in progress, seeking a lump sum appropriation with discretionary tonnage and armament decisions by officials. He has not decided final course after consultations with the Bureau of Construction and Repair and the Attorney General.
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MR ROOSEVELTS CIVIL SERVICE FIGHT
Theodore Roosevelt defends civil service reform as a Republican loyalist, arguing attacks come from those who cannot win office or profit from patronage. He bets Congress will not repeal the law, aided by a presidential veto, and argues party loyalty in support.
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Spoils Talk From District Republican Committee
The District commissioners were courted by a Republican workers committee led by Perry Carson to protest limited changes in District offices. Members voiced denials of demoralization and claimed, we are all after the spoils, as A. J. Brown asserted the committee represents Republican rights.
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Civic Complaints Over Police Staffing Spark Dispute
Perry Carson criticized the mayor of police for not appointing more colored men to the force. The commissioners promised to consider the grievances.
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Perry Carson
Indians Territory to Enter Union Soon Says Congressional Delegation
A Missouri, Illinois, New York, and Mississippi delegation arrived from the Indian Territory reporting unanimous belief that the Cherokee patent is an easement not a fee simple. They say Cherokees ceded lands to cattle syndicates and the land will revert to the government, with white settlement planned. They urge rapid action on Oklahoma territorial government and favor shorter homestead titles, town site privileges, and fee simple city lots, predicting opening of millions of acres, railroad development, and eventual statehood at no distant date.
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Straws From State Street Sugar Trust Signals and Markets
Sugar Trust activity draws attention as New York prices fall four percent amid tight money and large holders in Boston risk exposure. Thomson Houston notes a potential big advance while cottonseed markets firm and insiders buy. Spreckels refinery, Pullman traffic, and National Tube Works plans shape late 1880s energy. California freight to August marks rise. Granite Mountain mine pays a $200,000 dividend.
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American cattle men suffer amid London strike despatch
Washington reports from London describe hardship for American cattle men tied to ships that cannot unload due to the strike. Consul General John C. New notes passes sold for living funds and the danger to return journeys, with complaints of unfulfilled passages and unrest among stevedores and strikers.
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Falling Sickness Cure Claims from Dr Greene's Nervara
The advertisement proclaims Nervara as a universal cure for epilepsy and nervous disorders. It quotes testimonials from W. Schum of New York and Henry Jones of Philadelphia praising dramatic improvements after using the remedy. Dr. Greene offers free consultations at 34 Temple Place, Boston.
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Concord man weds Mary Rollins in Newstry Vermont
W A Cobb of Concord New Hampshire formerly general freight agent and treasurer of the Boston Concord and Mont real railroad married Mary E Rollins daughter of Henry Rollins at the bride's parents home in Newstry Vermont. The Rev S L Bates officiated and the couple left for the White Mountains and Montreal after the ceremony.
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Henry 7. Rollins
Fruit Market Schedules Logged for Today
Listings show trading times with Lewis J. Bird & Co. at 3 p.m. Mm Frui-Snow & Co. at 11 a.m. Fruit-Horatio Harris & Co. at 10 a.m. The fragment presents a schedule of fruit dealers and their respective start times.
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Lewis J. Bird & Co
Marriages and deaths listed in city notices
In this city and surrounding towns marriage banns record unions of Robert L Black Cecilia McManaman Dora F Schwenk Henry Colwill Erama Wright John LeBrocq R A Davis in Boston Somerville Roxbury St John and other locales Sept. 21 24 with various clergy. Death notices list Mary E Barry Frank Brown Elizabeth Cush ing Jennie Dunbar Maurice Daley Joanna Donahue James Fletcher Walter Foster Eleanor Gooding John Hunt Ernest Hartwell Riley Kress Amos Litchfield Mary Mahoney Henry Perkins Robert Peterson Henry Sullivan Rebecca Thorpe Frederick Wilson Margaret Wetherbee with funeral and residence details for each.
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Frederick E. Wilson
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