Perry Heath rule under Post Office reform may alter many
Washington March 27 one of the policies on trial in the Post Office Department is the Perry S Heath rule choosing division chiefs. Wynne aims to break the Heath framework, which would trigger wholesale shifts in postal staffing and possible dismissals across states if inspectors' reports prompt action. Admiral Dewey says he holds no unfriendly feeling toward the German Kaiser.
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Beckham Faces Party Rift as Chairman Defies Governor
In Mt Sterling Kentucky Governor Beckham and Democratic State Chairman Allie W. Young threaten a clash over loyalty and control. Beckham did not attend a postponed meeting and accuses Young of disloyalty as party harmony frays and rivals gain leverage in the Auditor race. The Sentinel Democrat publisher Judge Ben Turner attacks Beckham in an editorial warning him to withdraw from the gubernatorial contest.
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Johnson Breaks Up Meeting With Aid Of Rowdies
In Evland March 27 Harvey D. Goulder Republican mayoral candidate and Tom L Johnson Democrat clash at Hiram Social Settlement. Goulder claimed fair treatment promised but crowd hissed and menacingly interrupted. Johnson spoke from platform while police restored order. controversy centers on Democratic tactics at a Jewish stronghold.
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Faction Tensions Mark Kentucky Political Row
In Frankfort on March 27 Governor Beckham and State Central Committeeman did not travel to Mt. Sterling but will go tomorrow with Lassing. The Beckham Young rift remains a topic amid maneuvers by Colonel Percy Haley and Colonel John K. Hendrick disputes over primary fees and ballot access. Hendrick denies plans for mandamus and promises payment once informed of required amount.
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Empress Breaks Arm After Fall From Horse
The Empress was thrown from her horse in Grunewald forest and broke her right arm. She rode with Prince Adalbert and her suite when the accident occurred this morning. the Emperor was nearby and assisted her to rise.
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Pittsburg Heiress Elopes and Weds Local Doctor
Miss Elnora Lockhart daughter of Charles Lockhart elopes with Dr. William Flower of Pittsburg. They wed at Rev Dr Cowan’s East End residence and are now in Philadelphia. Lockhart is among the city’s wealthiest. Frick’s fortune is estimated at 75 million.
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Burdick Cousin Plans To Avenge Murder In Buffalo
James P. Burdick of Guadalajara and cousin of Edwin L. Burdick murdered in Denver seeks vengeance in Buffalo. He will conduct independent inquiry using unlimited funds, suspects a Pennell associated plot, and believes a hired woman arranged the fatal meeting.
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Frey Predictions on Mayors Election Across Cities
Frey chairman of the State Democratic Committee predicts the election of Mayor Tom Johnson in Cleveland and Mayor Jones in Zanesville and other cities. He spoke in Findlay citing Democratic victories in several races.
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Three Years of Republicanism in Cincinnati Growth Totals
German citizens endorse Republican sentiment for Cincinnati. Mayor Fleischmann proclaims thriving city from West End Turner Hall. Building inspector records show improvements in Cincinnati from 1897 to 1902 totaling over 10 million dollars with substantial year by year increases and per year gains.
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Ministers of Hell or Heaven Claim in Candidacy Debate
At West End Turner Hall Mr. Ingalls calls minister opponents "ministers of hell" accusing forty Evangelical Alliance members of withholding support over gambling Sunday laws and breach of promised enforcement. He asserts they lack civic virtue, labeling them as ministers of hell rather than heaven.
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Fleischmann Speaks to Large Hilltop Crowd in Cincinnati
Five hundred voters packed Weddendorf's hall on Prospect Hill to hear Mayor Fleischmann and others defend the Republican administration. The crowd, mostly German workers, pledged strong support to roll up a historic majority against alleged Democratic slander and reformers.
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Detectives Found Themselves Lost In A Maze
New York police raiding a West Third street saloon basement uncovered an elaborate maze of rooms and secret doors to reach a poolroom. Detectives Daly Kerr Fogarty Vallely Collins led arrests. weapons and signaling gadgets described. chase ended with escape through multiple doors.
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Plan to Depose Chas M Schwab Sparks Steel Trust Split
The Evening World reports dissensions among Steel Trust insiders after C M Schwab returns from Europe. A move to depose him is under way while he canvasses for re election. The directorate is split among factions favoring Judge E H Gary First Vice President James Gayley and Henry C Frick. Eight of twenty five directors will be elected at the next stockholders meeting.
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Women to Publish Daily Paper in Chicago
Plans near completion for a daily newspaper to be owned and operated exclusively by women. The venture, led by Mrs. Alice Blount, aims to print everything as it really is and has secured substantial advertising in preparation for a launch within weeks.
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Democratic invitation for Bryan in Brooklyn debate
Special Despatch reports Brooklyn hosts a public joint debate with W. J. Bryan invited by Democrats to meet B. M. Shepard. The event signals party strategy and the influence of Bryan in the campaign arena.
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Movement to Depose Him Denied by President Schwab
In Pittsburg on March 27, President Schwab of the Steel Trust rejected reports that a movement sought to depose him, stating no such effort exists.
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N. K. Fairbank Dies Prominent Chicago Philanthropist
Chicago March 27 N K Fairbank multimillionaire merchant and philanthropist died at his residence from effects of a paralytic stroke endured for a year He was born in Wayne County New York and as a boy worked at brick laying and milling He served as President of the Board of Trade in 1878 and earlier partnered in large deals with Old Hutch Sid Kent and others
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First Woman Admitted to Prix de Rome Competition
Paris report lists Mile Rondenay among artists named to compete for the Prix de Rome. She is the first woman admitted under the arts reform allowing genders to participate in this major contest.
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Fleischmann Urges City Progress Over Fusion Administration
Mayor Fleischmann addresses Cincinnati voters stressing the contrast between the current honest, energetic administration and the Fusion era from 1897 to 1900. He argues for continued leadership to deliver new improvements and better value for tax dollars, urging residents to vote next month.
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