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Grand Rapids Morning Telegram
Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan
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On June 1 in Washington, the President appointed Judge Isaac R. Maynard as Second Comptroller of the Treasury and several other officials to various government positions, including promotions in the Treasury Department.
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SOME NEW APPOINTMENTS MADE.
WASHINGTON, June 1.—The President to-day appointed Judge Isaac R. Maynard, of New York, Second Comptroller of the Treasury, to succeed Upton, resigned. E. O. Graves assumed charge of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and Cashier Whipple took charge of the office of Assistant Treasurer. Commissioner Belknap took charge of the National Naval Observatory, and Col. Wilson succeeded Col. Rockwell as superintendent of public buildings and grounds of the District of Columbia. Thomas Brenner was to-day appointed private secretary of Secretary Manning, vice Snyder, appointed chief clerk in the office of the United States Treasury. Other promotions of minor importance to fill vacancies caused by these changes were made in the Treasury Department.
The President to-day appointed Robert A. Howard, Arkansas, to be an assistant attorney general; Albert N. Hatheway, of Connecticut, United States consul at Nice, and collectors of internal revenue, Robert M. Henderson, fourth district of Texas, and Robert Barnett, fourth district of California.
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Washington
Event Date
June 1
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appointments and promotions to fill vacancies in government positions including treasury department, bureau of engraving and printing, assistant treasurer, national naval observatory, superintendent of public buildings and grounds, private secretary, assistant attorney general, united states consul at nice, and collectors of internal revenue.
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The President appointed Judge Isaac R. Maynard of New York as Second Comptroller of the Treasury succeeding Upton who resigned. E. O. Graves assumed charge of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Cashier Whipple took charge of the Assistant Treasurer's office, Commissioner Belknap took charge of the National Naval Observatory, Col. Wilson succeeded Col. Rockwell as superintendent of public buildings and grounds of the District of Columbia, and Thomas Brenner was appointed private secretary to Secretary Manning succeeding Snyder who became chief clerk in the Treasury. Other minor promotions filled vacancies in the Treasury Department. Additionally, Robert A. Howard of Arkansas was appointed assistant attorney general, Albert N. Hatheway of Connecticut as United States consul at Nice, Robert M. Henderson as collector of internal revenue for the fourth district of Texas, and Robert Barnett for the fourth district of California.