Washington tariff bill war erupts over Civil Service rules
Special correspondence from Washington details a heated clash over Civil Service rules as President McKinley considers amendments. Cabinet members advocate exemptions for Agricultural Department agents and inspectors, while others press to repeal or modify the Civil Service laws. The piece notes press speculation on Judge Day’s Cuba mission, Storer’s diplomatic posting, and tariff bill progress with Dingley expectations, plus General Miles heading to Europe to assess Turkey and Greece war dynamics.
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McKinley
Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
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North Carolina
Elkins
West Virginia
Chilton
Texas
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Harrison
Gage
Dorr
Judge Day
Cuba
Bellamy Storer
Ohio
Belgium
Storer
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Congress
Finance Committee
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Nelson A. Miles
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Simon Peter His Life and Work Essay of 1897
Read at Jordan Street Sunday school Easter exercises on April 18 1897 by Miss Frances S Lacy. The piece recounts Simon Peter's birth in Bethsaida his call by Jesus miracles from Peter boat to fishing to be a fisher of men Peter’s denials and later repentance. It covers his leadership after the ascension his preaching at Pentecost healing miracles imprisonment and deliverances, and his two epistles focusing on endurance in affliction conduct and faith warning against false teachers. Tradition suggests Peter authored the second epistle and the early church framed his later age and death.
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Frances S. Lacy
Simon
Cephas
Peter
Jonas
Jonah
Andrew
Bethsaida
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
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James
John
Christ
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Mount of Olives
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Garden
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Samaria
Simon the Sorcerer
Eneas
Dorcas
Cornelius
Herod