Republicans Demand Removal of Pension Commissioner
In a public dispute at the Pension Office, Republicans press to oust the Commissioner, arguing mismanagement and policy disagreements. The move follows criticisms from party members about leadership and calls for accountability amid ongoing reforms.
Scandals in Pension Office as Raum Era Faces Scrutiny
Washington reports fresh disclosures of alleged office buying and promotions for consideration in the Pension Office. Corrupt acts linked to Green B Raum Jr and the Raum regime prompt calls for a full investigation by the Democratic House, with Secretary Noble and President Harrison aware but restrained.
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Cabinet Vacancy Speculation Hits Washington
The Star reports Judge Butler of Indiana is most likely to replace Scofield on the Court of Claims bench. The War Secretary post may stay vacant until Congress convenes with General Grant acting as secretary after Proctor’s retirement. Attorney-General Miller may be appointed to a circus judgeship and other cabinet vacancies may be filled at once. Clements is eyed as Interstate Commissioner and McComas’s Civil Service Commissioner post remains open.
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President reluctant to recall Minister Egan over rumors
The St Louis paper notes the President will not recall Minister Egan from Chile on mere reports and will wait for official information from the Department of State. The department has begun investigating charges that Egan favored a side in the recently ended contest and shared Chilean developments with others without informing Washington.
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German Catholic Congress Ends in New York
The German Catholic Congress closes with high mass at St. Louis church led by Bishop Zardetti. A final session, banquet, and platform call for restoring the Pope's temporal power, religious education rights, parochial schooling, German language retention, and Indian school funding protections, favoring an International Catholic Congress in 1893 Chicago.
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A Pauper Seeks Death at West Dedham Farm
Dedham Sept 24 An aged pauper Gotleib Kupfer attempted suicide at the town farm in West Dedham. He tried to open a vein in his wrist and bled freely, driven by shame over his low status and belief his two well-off sons should support him in old age.
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