Clerks complain Uncle Sam pays too little
Government clerks and their superiors urge higher salaries as living costs rise. They note cabinet officers earn 5000 to 12000 annually, while President Roosevelt at 59000 and other officials receive similar pay. Ambassadors in major powers get 17600, with smaller posts paid in proportion.
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Government of Cine
Salaries of U S Consuls and Federal Officials Surveyed
A historical salary list notes consuls general in cities like London Paris Canton Shanghai Havana Athens Rome Yokohama and Mexico City earning fixed annual salaries ranging from 4 600 to 65 500 dollars. It also lists chief justice and associates salaries 13 000 and 12 500 dollars, federal judges and district attorneys salaries by city, marshals pay, and other federal positions with specified yearly amounts.
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London
Paris
Ench
Canton
China
Shanghai
Torlin
Havana
Cuba
Athens
Rome
Yokohama
Japan
Mexico City
Mexico
St. Petersburg
Cairo
Egypt
United States Supreme Court
Associated Justees
United States
Circuit
Disrict Court
New York
Boston
Portland
Pittsburg
Newark
N. J
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North Carolina
Florida
The
Smithsonian Institution
Civil Service
Interstate Commerce Commingdoners
International Bureau of American Republics
William Loeb, Jr
Com
Atarma
Senate
Post Office Department
Grim Reaper Decreasing Pension Roll in 1898
A report from the Commissioner of Pensions shows a steady decline in U S pensioners. In 1908 the total was 991,687, with expectations it may drop to 900,000 within a year. The peak occurred in 1904 with over 1,000,000 on the rolls. averages and totals fell from 1905 onward. As of recent years the rolls shrink while historic sums paid out reach vast levels. Only two Revolutionary War pensioners remain on the rolls, Sarah C. Hurlbutt and Phoebe M. Permeter, ages 90 and 87.
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United States
Commissioner of Pensions
Sam
Thia
Sarah C. Hurlbutt
Elijah Weeks
Massachusetts
Washington
Phoebe M. Permeter
Jonathan Wooley
New Hampshire
Atlantic Fleet to Lose Vote in National Election
The Atlantic Fleet stationed around the world will not vote in the upcoming election as Philippine authorities refuse citizenship to U S military personnel aboard ships. About 100000 military workers will be unable to cast ballots, with only leave-and-vote possible for some in-home postings. States vary on residency rules and the War Department notes soldiers rarely vote even when eligible.
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United States
New York
Mpire
Maosachusetta
Pennsylvania
New England
Bilehicen
Hlinois
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Oklahoma
Alaska
Arizona
Aix
New Mexico
District of Columbia
War Department
Water the Best Summer Drink
The article extols water as the ideal hydration for hot weather, noting its health benefits and role in digestion. It cites Dr. Jacobi on meat digestion with tasting juice and discusses water’s unique value among arts, contrasting music with poetry and stating music's independence from the visible world as a pure art form.
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Miich
Jacobi
Schopenhauer
Gurney
Frontier Festival at Grand Island Set for October Dates
Grand Island hosts the Frontier and Harvest Festival October 6 7 and 8 under the Commercial Club with a 7000 dollar budget. The event features frontier contests steer roping outlaw horses a cavalry display Sioux participation and Dr. Carver diving horse act attracting thousands from across the West.
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Grand Island
Commercial Club
Funda
Cheyenne
Wileh
West
Dr. Carver
Lie Hordex
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