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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1906

Page

9

Pinching Rural Delivery Cuts Post Office Deficit

Congress debates the Post Office Dept policy to trim rural free delivery, cut carrier pay, and shift many routes from daily to tri weekly service. The plan aims to reduce the deficit by about one fourth, with railway pay rising by about $3 million.

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Rural delivery policy changes and carrier pay debate

Testimony notes questions over rural delivery cuts and the motive to trim the deficit. De Graw says changes aim to avoid unnecessary rural routes, while Griggs argues expenditures cuts imply reduced rural delivery. Pay for rural carriers sits around 690 dollars yearly amid 2,582 resignations from 32,000 staff.

Ceneral Bureau de Graw

Hats Steal the Show at Woodward Lothrop Spring Display

Palms and lilac bushes frame Woodward & Lothrop’s spring millinery showcase as feminine Washington and companions admire hats ranging from large plumes to tiny designs. Dutch from Paris styles, feathered trims, and intricate handwork highlight a season of variety and flower-forward creations.

Woodward & Lothrop’s Washington Mulhmers Georgette Virot Reboux Faris Woodward & Lothrop van Dyke Wallace

Hanover Bank Vice President Charged in Mail Fraud Case

Boston February 26 United States Commissioner Hayes held Hooper vice president of Hanover Bank in 3000 bail on mail fraud charges connected to a scheme with John L White president of Imperial Trust Company and others. Hooper will be tried at the April term in New Jersey court on conspiracy charges regarding trustees financial operations and stock dealings.

Hanover Bank Boston Fester Hooper United States District Court of New Jersey United States Hayes Hooper New Jersey District Court John L. White Imperial Trusteau Coupiter Trustees Company

San Diego Post Office Robbed in Vault Blast

Robbers dynamited the San Diego post office vault and stole a large sum, including all stamps, with the office wiring for $600 from Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Mrs Maude Abbott Blumenburg, wife of Milton W Blumenburg Senate reporter, died at the Arlington Hotel and will be buried in Providence this afternoon.

San Diego Cal Los Angeles Providence Maude Abbott Blumenburg Milton W. Blumenburg Senate Arlington Hotel BR. I

Home Rule Debate Denounces District Government

Tennessee representative Mr Sims denounces the District of Columbia government as despotic and un republican and urges a home rule committee. Other measures pass including charitycharter reforms, police law changes, and a bill penalizing willful neglect of family support.

Tennessee Europe District of Columbia Sims

Poison in All Food Warned by Dr. Wiley at Hearing

Dr. Harvey W. Wiley testified before House committees on the pure food bill, displaying colorful bottles as evidence of food adulterants. He argued that every food contains some poison, citing cranberries with benzoic acid and noting salicylic acid as a milder but harmful preservative. He warned regular benzoic acid intake injures health and stressed he is not the sole arbiter of U S food matters.

Themit Eastern Star Columba Masonic and Sims National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Shackleford House Olcott Harvey W. Wiley Harvard Adamson Georgia Wiley United States

No Graft in Schools Says Salaries Too Low

Commissioner Macfarland testifies before House District Committee that there is no graft in public schools and that reorganization should be rejected. Superintendent Stuart and George Washington University President Needham back present system as efficient, urging higher teacher salaries and criticizing board compensation. The hearing highlights public support for salary increases and opposition to reorganizing the district education system.

Stuart Needham Macfarland House District Committee Schoola Stuart George Washington University Citizens Generaly Congress Board of Education Schames

Beavers Guilty Plea Context Emerges In Post Office Case

Former Postmaster General Rob ert Wynne testifies about meetings with Beavers at the New Willard Hotel after a president’s suggestion to plead guilty in the Green post office fraud case. Wynne says he offered Beavers a two year sentence without a fine and advised delaying action until counsel. Traces of checks valued at 3607.43 linked Green and Beavers in a conspiracy to defraud the Post Office Department as prosecutors outline the scheme and Beavers’ role.

Green Beavers George W. Beavers Robert J. Wynne George E B. Green Binghamton N. Y Post Office Department Wynne New Willard Hotel Criminal Court No. 1 United States D. W. Baker Holmes Conrad Baker George H. Green International Time Recording Company International ‘Time Recording Company George E. Green Worthington London Mr. Wynne Feav Machen Ynne Mr. Beavers Frem California Marshal West Virginia Timeso Merritt O. Chance Division of Salaries and Allowances Beavere John M. Masten United States Railway Mail Service

Time Recorder Scores In Beavers Alleged Role

Testimony details George W Beavers handwriting on Bundy time clocks and letters proposing procurement limits. Witness Masten ties initials G W B to orders and price negotiations, while defense challenges evidence of Berg's wide purchasing authority across departments.

Bundy G. W. BR Masten George W. Beavers Beavers George H. Green Department Beavers S International Time Recording Company Time Recorders Reavers W. B Machen Baker Berg Mrr. Baker

Russian Parliament May Move Toward Tranquillity

Reports from the interior indicate elections may be held in over half the districts and the national assembly opened May 10 with a working majority. The ukase proclaims the convocation, promising press accommodations at Kurice palace. Cabinet friction with M. Timbazeff over repressive reforms and Dornove’s role persists.

St. Petersburg National Assembly Durnovo Ukase Kurice Palace Catherine II Prince Potemkin M. Timbazeff Commerce Witte M. Timiriazeff Dornove M. Tinutiazefi M. Dornove Count Witte

Weather Bulletin Sees Snow and Rain Across Regions

The Sept 6 1900 forecast from the Weather Bureau Washington details a storm over the St Lawrence Valley moving into New Brunswick with rain and snow in Missouri Ohio and the Mid Atlantic regions. It notes heavy snow in Eastern Missouri Southeastern Ohio and West Virginia and expects snow in Tuesday forecasts across the Lower Lake region Middle Atlantic states and Southern New England with fluctuating temperatures and brisk coastal winds.

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