Brownlow dismissed by Roosevelt over post office dispute
Col John B. Brownlow of Tennessee, a longtime Post Office Department employee and son of the famous Parson Brownlow, was removed by presidential order after a clash over expenditures and Nepotism accusations. He resisted retracting remarks about department affairs, while inspectors found no fault in his accounts. The case ties to the Payne administration and ongoing postal exhibits disputes.
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John B. Brownlow
Tennessee
Post Office Department
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South
Brownlow
United States
Payne
Brown
Ming
Roosevelt
Aittle
Col Browson
St Tous
Wheete
Lailowe
Paine
Presiadent
Committee of Congress
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Mr. Payne
Cal Brownlow
Wastmaster
Vames Kimnery Smith
Gvneral
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Bete
Cok Dhrowrles
Dle
Omaha
Buffalo
Flo
St. Lows
C Harlegron
Mer Payne
Lin
Postoffice
Mately
Guage
Nashville Exposition
St. Louls Exposition
W. S. Mayer
Washington
St. Louis
John D. Sullivan
Fayne
Government
Wynne
Department
Posatoltica
Representative Brownlow
Portland Exposition
Col
Portland
Cal. Brownlow
Chance
Merritt O. Chance
Post-office Department
Government Board
Col. Brown- Innon
Knoxville
Tenn
Col. Brown
Tariff Revision Sparks Split Over Extra Session
Senator Cullom pushes for a permanent tariff commission as President Roosevelt blends Republican views on revision. Aldrich stays silent while Dalzell and Long urge caution, noting strong backing for existing protections and opposition to rushing any change.
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Dalzell
Roosevelt
Congress
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Finance Committee
Senate
New England
Tlinois
Senator Long
Kansas
Ways and Means Committee
The
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Delicate Nerves and Health Benefit from Nervine
Brave Women suffer through periodical pains and headaches from weakened nerves. Dr Miles Nervine revitalizes the nervous system and restores vitality. Thousands of women report health gains and stronger nerves, including a Philadelphia testimonial from Mrs Maud B Opinger. Money-back offer for first bottle if not helped.
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Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Maud B. Oplinger
Philadelphia
Foraker Named Big Man in Ohio Republicanism
Gen Grosvenor disputes conspiracy rumors over nominations and patronage in Ohio politics. He says Foraker is the influential GOP leader and denies plans to thwart him. Herrick’s renomination is urged as a duty and political necessity amid a disorganized Democratic opposition.
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Grosvenor
Ohio
Gen. Grosvenor
Senator Foraker
Gov. Herrick
Democratic Party of
Inaugural Vice Chairmen Seen in Washington Plan
Chairman George B. Cortelyou after a brief talk with President Roosevelt says no public significance to the meeting. He plans to return to New York to wrap up campaign matters then rest, possibly away for weeks. A two or more vice chairmen plan is suggested to ease the workload. The prospective chairman is a representative Washingtonian, presumably able to accept.
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George B. Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Washington
New York
the Woods
Cortelyou
Hese
Cortel
Methodist Mission Plans With Large Overseas Funding
Boston November 16 The Methodist committee approved nearly 1 537 000 for mission work in thirty foreign countries and sixteen U S regions. Allocations favored colored work in the South, whites in Alaska and California, with Panama starting new programs. An address appealing for expanded missionary operations was adopted before adjournment of about 3 000 delegates.
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Boston
Methodist Committee
South
Alaska
California
United States
Panama
Silk Duty Decision Shifts Raw Silk Tariff
Judge Hazel of the United States Circuit Court ruled raw silk wound on bolts must be assessed at 40 cents per pound, ending duty free imports under section 660. The ruling affects Japanese silk and keeps winding work in the United States, impacting 650 mills and 19 million pounds annually.
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New York
Hazel
United States
Japan
Steam Power Maybe Displacing on DL&W System
Elmira New York November fifteenth reports claim the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway may switch to electric power after three years study by its executives. Trials at Schenectady and World’s Fair models are cited. Plans for a Scranton power house imply a future mammoth plant.
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Elmira
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Schenectady
Scranton
He Road
Hawaiian Bond Issue Status and Conference Planned
A. L. C. Atkinson, Hawaii Territory Secretary, arrives in San Francisco to confer with Secretary Shaw in Washington on the $1,000,000 Hawaiian government bond issue. Last year bonds secured national bank deposits. changed conditions may affect privileges. Also reports auction sale of General Slocum remains and a fatal cliff fall near Cleveland.
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San Francisco
A. L. C. Atkinson
Territory of
Hawaii
Alameda
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Devs. Cuter
Atkinson
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