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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1904

Page

20

Bureaucracy a Palsy Czar Is Also Its Victim

John Callan O Laughlin argues Russia’s vast bureaucracy has proven unfit to govern, causing military weakness from Port Arthur to the far east. He contends the system blinds the czar to reform, yet the people distrust both the rulers and the machinery, fearing upheaval if reform comes too late.

John Callan Claughlin Russia Ney Turkey Far East Port Arthur Roosevelt Alexander III America St. Pefers Burg John Callan O' Laughlin

City Bulletin and Local Notices on Food and Probate

City news and advertisements list holiday breads by Schneider and Holmes Bakery with prices and contact details. Notices mention Elizabeth E. Marceron will, file date, and beneficiaries, plus executors named. Also items on tree ornaments, Overholt whiskey promotion, dental exams in DC, turkey sale at J T D Pytes, and local sales of stoves, pies, and turnouts for hire.

Two rural carriers ousted in association reform probe

Postmaster General Wynne removed H. H. Nivin of Berthoud Colorado and J. W. Whitehead of Medina Ohio from rural carrier posts amid alleged efforts to influence legislation. Nivin chairs the National Rural Carriers Association executive board and Whitehead is a board member and Ohio secretary. Investigators say the campaign, tied to President Cunningham and Secretary Tumber, aimed to win support from Republicans and Democrats alike for carrier interests, with Representative Overstreet singled out for not pledging support. Further actions by postal authorities and a January executive board meeting are anticipated.

Wynne H. H. Nivin Berthoud Colo J. W. Whitehead Medina Ohio Nivin National Rural Carriers’ Association Whitehead Ohio State Organization St. Louis Cunningham Association Tumber Congress Overstreet Indiana House Committee On National Association of Letter Carriers Keller Post Offce

Roosevelt Accepts Richmond Visit Invitation

President Roosevelt agreed to visit Richmond Virginia in the coming year after a city delegation led by Mayor Carlton McCarthy extended the invitation at the White House. The group included city officials and Virginia legislators, with Senators Daniel and Page joining at the reception. The president said a visit would be pleasant and possible in the spring or later, but could not set a definite date.

Roosevelt Richmond Virginia Carlton McCarthy W. H. Curtis R. L. Peters M. R. Mills E. H. Spence J. A. Hobson G. K. Pollock J. B. Wood J. B. Miner Robert Whittett, Jr B. H. Grundy Lee Kelly G. C. Ruskell Board of Aldermen White House Daniel Thomas Nelson Page McCarthy

Costly Book for President Gift from New York Press Club

A ceremonial bound de Luxe edition of Bohemia presented to President Roosevelt by a tourney of New York Press Club leaders. The volume features white morocco cover from Constantinople, hand-painted illustrations, parchment photographs of rulers, rose inlays, 22 karat gold accents, and signed dedication pages. Cost cited at $1,000. Roosevelt, a contributor, may attend the club’s annual dinner. no firm date set.

Tournstee George H. Rowe New York Press Club Arthur T. Abernethy Jackson Tinker New York Press Roosevelt Bohemia International League of Press Clubs Morocco Constantinople Alexander K. McClure Henry Watterson Henry Starr Richardson George J. Brennan Leopold Belgium Rowe

Docking Rate Protest at Bremerton Exceeds Esquimault Rates

The telegram to President Roosevelt via Representative Humphrey protests high docking and repair charges at the Bremerton naval station. Shawmutt docking at 10 cents a ton cited versus Esquimault’s 3 cents. Humphrey notes British dock work drawing American business away and plans Navy Department scrutiny. Loeb returns from vacation to White House service. Panama Canal Commission directors head to New York for Panama Railroad meeting as bids for zone construction supplies near. Interstate Commerce Commission to resume cattle freight rate inquiry in Chicago on December 29.

Bremerton Esquimault Roosevelt Humphrey Washington Bremerton Naval Station Navy Department Admiral Walker Panama Canal Commission New Yesterday New York Panama Railroad Canal Zone Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Fort Worth

Holden Mandate Recalled In Potomac Pollution Case

The District Court of Appeals recalled its mandate in the Holden water pollution case at the request of attorney R Ross Perry Son. Holden seeks a writ of error to the US Supreme Court and may petition for certiorari if denied. Holden, general superintendent of the Washington Gas Light Co, was convicted in Police Court for polluting Potomac River water.

Potomac United States Supreme Court Shepard and Morris District Court of Appeals Thomas F. Holden United States Court of Appeals R. Ross Perry & Son Holden Supreme Court Washington Gas Light Company Potomac River

Freight Men Name Officers for 1905 Meeting in New York

The Community of Freight Traffic Interests east of the Mississippi elected officers for 1905 in New York on December 21. President Henry L. Joyce general manager of Manhattan Lighterage Company. secretary M. G. Vandergan Pennsylvania Railroad. treasurer Louis M. Allen New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. An executive committee includes A Florence Vinosa Central Railroad. F Earle People's Steamship Line. A F Mack United States Steel. E G Warfield Mallory Steamship Line. R L Burnap Central Vermont Railroad.

New York Mississippi River Henry L. Joyce Manhattan Lighterage Company M. G. Vandergan Pennsylvania Railroad Company Louis M. Allen New York Central and Hudson River Railroad A. Florence Vinosa Central Railroad F. ©. Earle People’s Steamship Line A. F. Mack United States Steel Company E. G. Warfield Mallory Steamship Line R. L. Burnap Central Vermont Railroad

West Shore adopts electric motors after New York Central test

New York, Dec. 21. President Newman of the West Shore Railroad is authorized to contract for preliminary electric motor work. Motors recently tested on the New York Central will be used on parts of the main line within a year. Connections will be made between West Shore and Vanderbilts suburban trolley project in central New York State. Postmasters appointed in several towns include De Kalb Junctions Allerton C. Farr and Rheims Herman K. Lobeck. Treasury receipts show bank note redemptions of 1,068,902 and internal revenue 831,420 with total expenditures at 1,450,000.

West Shore Railroad New York Central New York Newman West Shore Vanderbiltes de Kalb Junction Allerton C. Farr Rheims Herman KB. Lobeck Penneytvante Okete Charles Baer Orienta Martha C. Kline Wallaceville Lavern I. Chass Maryland Brentwood Annie 5 van Horn Treasury National Bank

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