Political sessions loom large in several states
The piece surveys looming state legislative sessions across Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Ohio Maryland and more. It discusses anticipated battles over greater Pittsburgh tax and banking reforms reapportionment personal registration and rail and municipal finance, plus party maneuvering around patronage and leadership.
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Robbing
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New York Gubernatorial Battle Shapes Party Struggle
A fragmented preview of New York politics centers on Odell's machine, Roosevelt's stance, and the clash with Hearst in a looming 1904 gubernatorial contest. Key figures include Odell, Cortelyou, Platt, and Taft era allies as parties test leadership, with Murphy and Tammany looming over appointment battles.
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Tammany Row Remains Split Over McClellan Pivot
The report notes McClellan criticizing Murphy and plans to take control, with Arinecon involved. The mayor doubts the honesty of several men recommended for election day and suggests McClellan may break from Tammany to lead as the reader.
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McClellan
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Government Seeks Electrician Examiners for Army School
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a June 24 exam to recruit qualified experts for certification in electrical engineering. Openings include a senior engineer and an instructor at the Army Engineer School, Washington Barracks, D C, with pay around $1 per year and potential vacancies. Applicants must be graduates in electrical engineering with established reputations. The age line and other details are to be confirmed.
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United State Civil Seevive Ponte Wission Simion
Gineer School
United States Army
Washington Barracks
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Loved by Alexis Mlle Baletta flees St Petersburg in Paris bound car
Mile. Baletta the leading French waitress at the Imperial Michael theater in St. Petersburg has amassed a fortune of 3 million dollars through the Grand Duke Alexis admiration. She is sent back to Paris after bribe accusations against naval officers threaten a scandal and riots erupt at her dismissal. She travels in a special car with three dogs, baggage weighing 1860 pounds, and a trip cost of 6250 dollars. Her diamonds insured for 1,000,000 pounds remain with Credit Lyonnais.
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Murphy Named on Rolls After Health Inspector Resigns
The sudden resignation of Martha Murphy as health inspector before an election followed a cheered story and a Democratic city committee move. Murphy was immediately elevated to elite lieutenant under Charles Pelster and worked for Moltaman, yet his name appeared on the health department inspector payroll after resignations were hashed.
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Gorman
Martha Murphy
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Murphy
Charles Pelster
Moltaman
Bis
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Wilson gets the place in volatile Washington rumor
State department notes a presidental appointment for a new deputy secretary of state amid a swirl of names and unclear biographical details. The report mentions Aluington Wilaan of Minnis as a possible appointee and references Mile Baletta, St. Petr D. Pelrer, and Tokiorwin B. Laughlin in a tangle of miscast identities and romance rumors surrounding the reshuffle.
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Mile
Baletta
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Enat
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Daughter of Russian physician dies after suspected poisoning
The story recounts the affair of a wealthy Russian physician's daughter who died suddenly. Allegations of poisoning rise as Alexis faces disgrace, while a former lover and a glamorous actress receive lavish gifts and court attention from czarist circles. The piece ends noting public reaction and shifting loyalties during a naval crisis.
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Gas Company Wins Suit in Federal Circuit Court
The Consumers Gas Trust Company of Indiansopolis defeated the government in a federal circuit court of appeals ruling. The case centered on Section 27 of the Revenue Act of 1980, which imposed a 0.25 percent excise tax on refining or transporting petroleum with receipts over 2500 dollars. Judge Baker issued the opinion.
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Gas Trust Company
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