Civil Service Reform at National League Meeting
Delegates gathered in Washington for the National Civil Service Reform League annual meeting. Commissioner McFarland welcomed attendees, while discussions covered examinations for appointments, inspector Dumont's case, and calls to extend merit systems across districts and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Schurz
Civil Service Reformers Forum
Baltimore
Daniel
Curl Boriey
Rew
Frank M Kiggins
Albert de Roete
hLaborera
Nelson S Spercer
New York
Joseph P Cotton, Jr
Robert D Jenks
Pennsylvania
Richard Henry Dana
John Joy
Tha University
Hib
Hixteenth
Koatreeta
Tha Naw
Vacatation Pheonmon Club
Haa
Duleg
Beef Case Postponed In Supreme Court Hearing
The Supreme Court postponed the Swift v United States beef trust case at the government's request. Assistant Attorney Day moved to pass the case under rule twenty six to allow the Attorney General to participate. The argument will be rescheduled for January to avoid holiday recess and keep it fresh for the justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Swift
United States
Beef Trust
Day
Cout Agric Dn
Leng
Maryland tax case hits nonresident stock held in Baltimore line
Corry v City of Baltimore challenges Maryland tax law on stock in a Maryland concern held by a Pennsylvania resident. Pabst Brewing Co v Crenshaw contests beer inspection law as discriminatory in favor of Missouri brewers. Isle of Pines residents urge Senate to reject treaty ceding island to Cuba amid renewed confidence in nonratification.
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Tie Council
Bonaparte
Joan
Protrs
Asopet
Cleveland
Tito Vined
Pepsin
New York
Tro Dumont
Supreme Court
Maryland
Corry
City of
Baltimore
Supreme Court of the
United States
W F Maulsby, Jr
BE J Bueller
Coryau Albert Ce Ritchie
Pennsylvania
Pabst Brewing Company
J G Cranshaw
State of
Missouri
Supreme Court of the United States
Clifford Histed
Kansas City
Crow
W Mi Williams
Crenshaw
Isle of Pines
Havana
United States Senate
Isle
Cuba
Austria treaties arbitration progress with United States
Negotiations for an arbitration treaty between Austria-Hungary and the United States, initiated by Secretary Ray and Austro-Hungarian Ambassador Hengelmuller, proceed satisfactorily. A copy of the treaty form used with other powers is on its way to Washington, and the text will likely mirror those signed by the U.S. government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria-Hungary
United States
Ray
Hengelmuller
State Department
Washington
Highest in the World Report of the Comptroller
The forty second annual Comptroller of the Currency report shows the U S gold stock at 1 320 400 000, nearly a quarter of world supply, with radical growth in banking power deposits and clearings. It notes nationwide expansion, indicates international banking gaps, and details bank capital, surplus, and deficits.
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Comptroller of
United States
South America
Orient
Treasury Department
Banka
Bureau of the Mint
France
United State
Ag Iclion
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Ban
Mulhall
Surgeon Robinson resigns from Soldiers Home Johnson City
The National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers board, meeting at the Arlington Hotel, accepted the resignation of Dr F P Robinson 45 surgeon of the Mountain Branch Home at Johnson City Tennessee after a sustained disagreement with home management. The board adjourned after final session and scheduled its next meeting in New York City on May 11 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Johnson, Tenn
National Home For
Arlington Hotel
F P Robinson
Mountain Branch
Johnson City
Tenn
New York City
Census Bureau Defends Partial Cotton Reports Plan
The Census Bureau explained its public partial reports on cotton ginnings, under fire from Memphis and other exchanges seeking a return to full monthly statements. The system aims to curb leakage risk and stabilize prices by releasing data as it is compiled, with officials noting broad support from producers and buyers and warning the plan remains experimental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census North
Census Bureau
Memphis (Tenn
Vicksburg
Charleston
Census Office
Etrop
Peett
North
Gensaa du
United States Department of Agriculture
Funeral of Gen Tyner Ends Quietly at Home
Funeral services for Gen James N Tyner former Assistant Postmaster General were conducted by Rev Frank Bristol at his Kenesaw avenue home. The private ceremony at 1 pm proceeded to Oak Hill Cemetery where the body rests in a receiving vault. Honorary pallbearers included John W Foster and Frederick K Landis among others.
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Tyner
John W Foster
Barnhart
Dnstrict Supreme Court
Stanton I Peelle
United States Court of Claims
Frederick K Landis
Indiana
R Ross Perry
O F Hershey
Baltimore
A & Worthington
United States District Attorney
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Macfarland
Loti
Ponite
Vito
Reavily
Counel
Campalen
C du
Sloserie
League
Hanna
Joe
Taggart
Cortelynu
Bia Committee
Fatea
Sagae
Civil Service Camry
Porto Rico
McClean
Civil Service Commission
New York Association
Consell
Friends of
Gilman
Greene
Executive
Ely
Bos
Washton
Washinton
Carl Schurz
Ofvi
Weste
Lfe
Garfield
National Civil Service
United States Supreme Cou
Congress
Civil Service Reform Association
Chil Services
George William Curtis
Salot
St George
England
Curtis
Mone
Imogene B Oakley
Philadelphia
Civil Service Reform Committee
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Start
Elsil
Samuel D Chumicker
Marian C Micho’s
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
S. H Loin
Ansley Wi'cox
Buffalo
Roosevelt
McKinley
John Red
Cambridge
Michaelis
Farnam
Yale
New Haven
Cinccinnati
Wiliam Reynolds
William W Vaughn
Daniel Gilman
Joan Joy Edson
William G Low
Collins W Burt
Gen Aiken
C R Woodruff
Civil Service
Henry HW Glassey
Sesson
Austria
Comptroller
Gen. Tyner
Vermont
East Brookfield
Arthur G Ridelow
Marcellus Falls
John C Kennedy
Venezuela
Pulido
Hotel Driscoll
N. W
U. S. Capitol and Grounds
T. A. McKee
Ady
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
Tth
Udden’s Credit House
Cor
H Sts
THE
Walker B. Stevena
Washington Post
Forest City
Ceres
Rollet
Washington Gas Light Cp
tOth St. N
Po Eere Tees
Geo. E. Hebbard
Esciaare
Hebbard & Wineman
Ninth Street
Sean
Tharp
F St. N.W
Yale Laundry
6Th St
New York Ave
iXif
Iamond
St Srvice
Uneeda Biscuit
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