Senator Kyle's Indian Depredation Fraud Probe
June 15 report on Senator Kyle's investigation into Indian depredation claims alleges a massive fraud scheme. It cites nearly 14 million dollars across over 11,000 cases with only an estimated 25 percent legitimate, noting court of claims filings, duplications, and potential government connivance. Senator Kyle prepares a final report for the Senate. Frances Willard sails to New York after farewell in London. Miss Willard is escorted by Lady Henry Somerset. 60 British temperance leaders bid farewell. George Putmore elected U S senator in Rhode Island. 100-gun salute observed.
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Kyle
Court of Claims
Department of Justice
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Interior Department
Appropriations Committees
Senate
Miller
Colby
Department
Senate Committee On
Frances Willard Homewara
Souna
Liverroot
Frances Willard
New York
Teutonic
Henry Somerset
Miss Willard
Liverpool
British Woman's Temperance Association
London
Tragedy at Karwin Mines Claims Hundreds of Lives
An explosion in the Johann and Franziska mines near Karwin in Silesia killed about 200 miners. Ventilators were destroyed, fires spread, and a rescue party perished. The Franziska pit blast killed 120 and Johann's pit killed 60. Mines owned by Count von Larisch.
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Trorreau
Silesia
Karwin
Johann
Franziska
Johann's
Feeble Effort to Wreck Train and Miners’ Wage Strike
A night attempt to derail a military train failed as the engine cleared a tie placed on the track. Meantime, on the Mobile and Ohio railroad, a four percent wage cut was agreed after lengthy arbitration. Miners in multiple towns held mass meetings demanding resignations and denouncing leaders who signed the Columbus compromise.
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la Sate
Ill
Columbus
McBride
Byrup of Figs Promises Pleasant Taste and Health
Soquzerics ONE ENJOYS the method and results when Byrup of Figs is taken, calling it pleasant to the taste and effective for the kidneys. It claims to cool colds, refresh the system, and act promptly, urging readers to try the product and not accept substitutes. Reprinted pharmacopoeia style advertisement from CALIFORNIA FIl SYRUP, with price and availability details.
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California
Cal
Ousvele
Senate Education and Labor Panel Backs Atlanta Exposition Bill
The Senate education and labor committee unanimously favors reporting a 200000 appropriation for a government exhibit at Atlanta next autumn. It recommends adding the measure to the sundry civil bill as an amendment. Senators Gordon and Walsh spoke in support highlighting regional trade and southern unity. The tariff discussion followed with figures on wool, coal, and iron ore stirring Democratic and Republican lines. The aftermath includes general senate hearings and mentions Coxey Browne and an investigation into possible senate influences.
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Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Atlanta
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Walsh
Ceue Pays
Marion
Boconte
Senate
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Cathy
Agelust
Patir
Carey
Kyle
War College Opens To Teach Warfare On Coaster Harbor
United States War College on Coaster's Harbor island is formally opened by William McAdoo assistant secretary of the navy. He stresses war expertise and the need for trained officers in the naval rebuilding effort. Nine commanders two lieutenant commanders six lieutenants and two ensigns are under instruction. Swedish officers G Flach and U G Lass arrive for instruction.
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New Hoort
R. L
United States War College
Coaster's Harbor Island
William McAdoo
Navy
Waras
Aifely
Mississippi
War College
G. Flach
U. G. Lass
The Railroad Meeting Ends With Little Agreement
The southern railway and steamship association failed to restore rates after three days of executive board talks at the Waldorf. The conference left the group demoralized with little progress and muted interest in forthcoming sessions.
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Southern Railway and Steamship Association
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Vention
Martin Tatoin
Obs Spalding
Louisville
Eighty-Four Plague Victims Hoxo Roxo, June 15
Health authorities report sixty four deaths from plague in the past twenty one hours with outbreaks spreading. Also: Justice Harlan grants writ of error in Indiana cases, and ex-minister Nicotera dies in Italy. Prince Bismarck’s journey postponed as summer plans proceed.
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Indianapolis
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Indiana Penitentiary North
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Arrest of Citizen in Avavera Ga Sparks Controversy
In Avavera Georgia on June 15 two U S marshals detained Mr A M Chance of Emanuel County over alleged illicit acts. The man was brought to Augus ta where prosecution proceeded but a local witness declined to testify citing fear and truthfulness concerns. Judge Gallet continued the matter as prosecutors faced questions about the charge and testimony validity.
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United States
A. MN. Chance
Emanusl County
Auguste
Chance
Gallet
Tenoay Sr
Salvadoran Refugees Transfer Ordered If Law Restored
Reported on authority that a new Salvadoran government has established itself and can preserve order. President Cleveland intends to direct authorities to remove refugees to Bennington or aboard outward bound ships, pending proper action, with the matter to be tried by a suitable tribunal.
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Salvador
Cleveland
Sur- Bennington
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Expecting an Heir: Duke of York Prep For Duchess Accouchement
Lowpom June 15 report on the Duchess of York's expected confinement. A special wire lists officials needed at Sierenrichies and Whitewell to attend delivery. Medical officer Williams is with the Duchess, while watchmen are stationed daily to prevent disturbances amid anarchist concerns.
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Mranger
Lowpom
Duchess of York
Tn Whitewell
Sierenrichies
Cutti
Aeohn Williams
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