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Q . Did you report these matters to the department1 - A . No , sir ; because I had
no authority to . I was a subordinate of his ... Q . When did you first make any
complaint about this matter : - A . I have never made any complaint . Q . Whom
did you ...
Q . Did you report these matters to the department1 - A . No , sir ; because I had
no authority to . I was a subordinate of his ... Q . When did you first make any
complaint about this matter : - A . I have never made any complaint . Q . Whom
did you ...
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Q . Is it usual in the railway mail service to give the agent a room in a car , where
there is no considerable business done ! - A . That matter is governed by the
amount of mail - matter that we have to handle . On our routes we have a whole
car .
Q . Is it usual in the railway mail service to give the agent a room in a car , where
there is no considerable business done ! - A . That matter is governed by the
amount of mail - matter that we have to handle . On our routes we have a whole
car .
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I wrote to the department requesting that the department should make an
examination of the matter . I had no antagonismu to either of the parties , because
Mr . Merrill is also an excellent man . I asked the department to look into and
examine ...
I wrote to the department requesting that the department should make an
examination of the matter . I had no antagonismu to either of the parties , because
Mr . Merrill is also an excellent man . I asked the department to look into and
examine ...
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I then went back to Governor Jewell and told him not to act in the matter of the
removal of Mr . Holmes . That was at Mr . Cheney ' s solicitation . Holmes would
have probably been removed for cause , had it not been that Mr . Cheney
requested ...
I then went back to Governor Jewell and told him not to act in the matter of the
removal of Mr . Holmes . That was at Mr . Cheney ' s solicitation . Holmes would
have probably been removed for cause , had it not been that Mr . Cheney
requested ...
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to the matter of Mr . Holmes , and to his manner and style of dealing with the men
in the department . By the CHAIRMAN : Q . Mr . Holmes is the man who was
doing Mr . Cheney ' s business I - A . Yes , sir . The letters which I received from
Mr ...
to the matter of Mr . Holmes , and to his manner and style of dealing with the men
in the department . By the CHAIRMAN : Q . Mr . Holmes is the man who was
doing Mr . Cheney ' s business I - A . Yes , sir . The letters which I received from
Mr ...
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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