Washington politics and civil service reform in 1897
The text discusses government hiring at the Government Printing Office under Civil Service rules after a Republican transition on March 4 1897. It notes Inspector General Herbert's oversight of navy yard inspections and a cruise planned from Forbes Monroe to Bar Harbor, plus controversy over costs and a potential investigation into the Pension Bureau dismissals under Lochren and Secretary Hoke Smith, with party disputes and alleged political interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Cleveland
Tta
Carlialy
Kia Felanda
Hill
Democratic Council
New York
Republican Ara
Ohio
National Republican League Convention
Senator Dubois
Washington
Anicla Sam
Civil Service
Herbert
North Atlantic Navy
Herbert Some Ling
Dolphin
Forbees Monroo
Bar Larter
Avon Np
Sal
Lrat
Europe
Tresson
Qiermissala
Republican House
Newark Leaders Attend Judicial Session Amid Indictments
Report notes Oto Heinz Endl Krouedler and Walter Knight among Newark figures at the courthouse for juror seating as trials loom for John Malling and John Van Cleef. Details include bail set, motions to quash, and anticipated July 24 trial dates in a multi-defendant conspiracy case.
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Hhis Chansel
Oto Heinz
Endl Krouedler
Newark
Wnt
Charlea
Robinson
Princeton
A. Dennis
Benedict Prieth
Newark “Freie Zeitung
Carl Lentz
Bernard J. Ford
State House
John Malling
Hoffman
Lawrence Farrell
John T. van Cleef
HB. N. Barton
Dail
Freudenwacher
John L. Rover
Emil Keenetler
Ataod
Duframl
Beasley
Kuver
Siate
Fergus A. Dennis
Princston
AL R. Kager
Charla C. Engel
Operon House
Teing
Kravetler
John H. Souther
Robnon
Tuld
Thal
Benedict Prioth
Heinz
Gazette
John ©. Kuror
Iia
Bowley
Stoll
Kusar
van Cleef, Stoo
Casva
John Mulling
Woodrull
Gnamero
Woodruff
Duties on tea and coffee urged to curb deficit
Editorial argues Free Traders must back protective duties to raise revenue and reduce the deficit. It claims duties on tea would not raise prices, insists coffee duties are needed, and says such tariffs would support a Republican protective program while avoiding harming American industries.
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Treasury Department
Americina
Republican Cons jReens
Express
Buttalo
N.Y
Fires in New Brunswick and escapes from jail linked to arson band
The Horan residence near New Brunswick was burned last night with two suspects fleeing down the railroad line after being warned by a telegraph operator. No arrests were made. Authorities blame a continuing arson ring connected to prior New Brunswick fires. A separate long-winded note discusses wasp made paper and cardboard from Demorest's Magazine.
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New Bruawick
Thomas Horan
Stelten
New Brunswick
Ogetpante
Escapo Lncendiarica
Theron Karosune
Thomas Curlin
Penuryvania
Rolning
Horan
Fisher
Willan
Kelley
James Rennie
South America
Bristol
Prisoners Escape Jail by Roof Hatch and Rope Ladder
A group of inmates, including eight men awaiting murder or highway robbery trials, escaped from the county jail at around 2 am Friday by cutting a roof hole and using a rope ladder made of Ulaukota to reach the street. A jail runner named Clark is suspected of aiding the operation. Reports name Thomas Kinsley John Murphy John Cor t ello J M Clark and George Stef f an ke Lovis Fisher Frank Witlintay and Josph Kelles as the escaped. A wary citizen and the sheriff pursued them but Stef an ke remains dangerous. Additional notes recount warnings about overwork and health before shifting to unrelated personal anecdotes.
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Clark
Thomas Kinsley
John Murphy
John Cortello
J. Mo Clark
George Steffanko
Lovis Fisher
Frank Witlintay
Josph Kelles
Peter Wyckett
Welina
Caugiablea
George Stefauke
Knet
Stephen Nagy
Perth
Abboy
New Branswick
Edwards
Jamesburg
Raymond
Mennastvanta
Whey Ind.ivide
Presidential statements and local health remedies echoed in 1895 notices
A mixed OCR snippet cites President Cleveland remarks on politics and reaction to reforms, alongside numerous testimonials and sales pitches for Chamberlain remedies. It mentions rail road progress in Lawrence Township, a rheumatic attack in Angelo, and multiple sales claims by N. F. Clayton and others.
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Everett
Corner
Lawrence Statin
Bow
Lawrence Township
Suietima Angelo
Chamberlain
Ft. Sioox
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, Nw
George W. Burrouchs
Adltor
Washington Letten
Court House
Bomo Jorge Iterprisy
Thansa Eduical Court
Mercer Court Room
John Mullins
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Toffey
Sherriff Cronin
Janes B. Vredeoburgh
William T. S Hotswun
John L. Kneer
A. K. Kuser
Chauncy H. Beagley
Barton & Dawes
Ness Brunswick
Wasp
Isreak Jalil
New Bronawick
Phibive
Madelin
Butch
Hout
Marcas
Andrew Clark
Weness
Treibune
Salt Lake, Utah
Mra
W. J. Duxagas
Bon Laque, Hockmen Co
N. J Clayton
Topeka
Marah
Elt
Bareber
la Cuyov
Kan
Bihon
Chotara
Morbue
Chamerlain
Colin
N. F. Clayton
Peekskill
J. A. Scriven
Dragott
Seiven
Vale
EY Clayton
Dr. Cady
Richard A. ‘Donnelly
Store
Adj
Opera House
Trenton, N. J
Coevel
Eleonhera
Main Street
Hightstown
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & Tondon & Globe
Royal
Press Building
Lohmer
Mason & Hamlin
Decker Bro.’s
Prescott and Carpenter
Aluewberg
Tuatest
Masonic Temple Music Store
N. Warren St
Trenton
N. J
Peter Barclay
Monmouth Junction
S.M. Hess & Bro
Philadelphia
Barclay
S.M. Hess & Bro., Fertilizer Company
Philadelphia, Pa
Aa. A. Rue
Cranbury
State St
Front St
Stony
Stare St
Trenton Hardware CO
E. State St
Trenton, N. d
E. Front St
Peppler
New Jersey
Thomas Peppler
Wigihtstown
P.S. Dontforgat
Davison
Lehigh Coal
B.D. Davison
Jamesburg, N. J
Fruit Trees
Jos
Bergen & Rue
Hamburg
Bercen & Rue
Tuabe
Dobbins & Large
Hatters
East State Street
Emrich
Tige
Emrich’s
Stockton Street, Hightstown, N. J
Rogers & Son
Eerth
Ted
Artan Bangs
Avapretina
Vark Folay St
New Rochester
Lupton Bros
Matawan
Keyport
Perth Amboy
P.O
United States
Cook & Jaques
Stafire Street
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