Prohibition-era clash over Civil Service reform party lines
The Civil Service Commission bar on a figure’s invitation to address the party body sparks a broader dispute. Quarterly argues nonpartisan law dealings clash with partisan demonstrations, citing veterans of the Civil Service Act and Republican schemes. He warns Democrats against repeating prior abuses as they navigate political influence.
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Damoumita
Arsosamenta
Wolleita- Wow
Washington
Democratic Party
Partivan
Democrata
Pardaan
Wileb Tamona
Yalra
Republic
Comrades in Council Endorses Pension Bill Debate
The Grand Army encampment debated the dependent pension measure with Vandervoort and Hamlin leading opposition to or support of the proposal. The committee favorable to a broader pension scope faced vigorous exchanges as delegates pressed for higher benefits and broader eligibility for veterans and widows. The session included votes on memorials, a stance against Mormon treason, and plans to honor captured flags with a dedicated display space.
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Vandervoort
Nebraska
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Grand Army
Honer
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New York
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Kansas
Hannibal Hamlin
Alsa
United States
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Genner
Alli
Waishington
Share
Ohio
Gettysburg
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Saratoga
Amit
Goltonbhas
Women’s Relief Corps
Jaihana
Veteran reunion at Springfield parade honors Lincoln tomb
A special committee report was adopted by a 110 to 8 vote to recognize two factional leaders and appoint joint commanders. Delegates recalled veterans visiting Lincoln’s tomb, Jefferson Barracks, and the national museum as Gen Slocum arrived. Mayors and governors addressed crowds amid showers and a large industrial parade.
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South Bend
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Thoraday
Pated
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ray
Minneapolis
ALR
Morohanta
California
Falrehill
Uhiol
Olor
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San Dbruzo
Lincoln
A Blow at Boycotting in New York Court Ruling
In a New York Supreme Court decision Judge Harrott ruled against a District Assembly 01 unions in a conspiracy suit. He held that peaceful cooperation to raise wages is legal including strikes, but coercive acts to punish workers or force union membership are unlawful. The ruling dismisses habeas corpus and certiorari in the matter. The report then shifts to British politics noting Chamberlain on Home Rule and praised figures like Churchill Morley Harcourt. The piece closes with the civil service funding discussion in Haverhill and a brief note on oil shipments and rising freight rates in Minneapolis and regional markets.
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Barrett
Anyl Oragh
Churchill
Thany
Alaira Chamberlain Khaind Morley
Harcourt
Ireland
Chamberlain
Prohibition Vote Reported Across Tennessee Amid Returns
Tennessee voters show heavy turnout with counties like Nashville and Shelby reporting strong anti prohibition majorities. Early tallies suggest the amendment may fail by a small margin, while some areas echo tighter results. Women voters were notably active at polls across the state.
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Nawhville
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Memphis
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Nashville
Thit
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Larker
lRotiria
Shelby County
Crarranoona
Knox
Ville
Train wreck tragedy near Whitely Park shocks city
A wreck on a Missouri Pacific line near Whitely Park killed and injured many passengers in two parlor cars. Fire destroyed the train and station as responders rushed to aid victims, with a large exodus of veterans en route to homes and anxious families awaiting news.
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