Interior Department Clerk Had Large Shortage At Death
An examination of Levi Bacon, a late financial clerk in the Interior Department, revealed a cash deficiency of about 25,000. Allegations point to long-term misappropriation or lenient dealing in office business. A committee's report, sent to Secretary Lamar, cites losses of over 29,000 with 14,000 from employe due bills. Some funds may be recoverable. findings do not prove personal dishonesty, but show broad accommodation of friends. A separate note reports a fatal underwater fight on the Brazos River between constable Lee Denuhams and Bill Davis, with injuries and a fatal shooting.
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Louisville execution recounts Turner's alleged murder role
A Louisville crowd witnessed the hanging of Albert Turner and others amid a chaotic scene after the trap. Reports describe Turner’s calm behavior, the crowd’s large turnout, and ongoing appeals while noting related convicts and murder accusations surrounding Jennie Bow.
Invalid Prisoner Deepens Strains In York Ward
In York on July 1 Jacob Sharp's health worsened as he remains weak and confined to an invalid chair in his room at 2 Tim Street. His unmarried daughter and brother visit after breakfast, while the warden, Klar Bogendl, denies special favors and says Sharp cannot be kept alive without proper accommodations.
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Jarob Sharp
Jessie
Hig Room
Tim Street
Pix Gney
Klar Bogendl
WasHivetox
Saures A Wilcox
Seventh Cavalry
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Minnesota
Avousta
V. A. Hunstreet
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Dog Sy
MPE Murder and Slicide Ends in Tragedy
John Won near Murnstown, a habitual drunkard and brute, assaulted his wife then shot himself after a confrontation with his daughter. Mrs Wilson fled through a rear door but died soon after, as the husband reloaded and killed himself. Police report a fatal domestic tragedy with a man and wife dead.
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SAFE in JATE Murderers of Detective Hoehn Brought from Canada
Murderers of Detective Hoehn are in Cleveland. They were brought from Toronto after a violent dawn capture. The trio is held under heavy guard, pending court action, as details of the case unfold.
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Ds Austin
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Elieve Biller
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Last Republican Goas Costlies with Missing Funds
In Wasevirx Tennessee on July 1 a recount shows John Elder, treasurer of the local Internal Revenue office, misappropriated about 4700 dollars. Stamp book quantities were issued with forged signatures and the matter is being reviewed by Washington officials. Elder, a longtime department member, is not under arrest and no further action is expected at this time.
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Atlanta
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Decatur
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Utah constitutional convention meets with new leadership
The Utah constitutional convention of seventy five delegates convened in the city hall and elected temporary president Warren N. Duzon hary of Provo and permanent president John S. Came. The body organized with officers and adjourned to resume today to form standing committees amid broad public interest and efforts by conservative Mormons to unite factions.
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Trade topics review of the past week in markets
Review notes a week of satisfactory business yet marked by unusual speculation disturbances. Stock liquidation pushed prices down from May highs, with New York and Chicago corn and wheat corners affecting futures. Exports, building activity, and money supply show mixed signals amid strikes, finance anxieties, and shifting demand worldwide.
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Drought Ravages Wisconsin Rural Areas and Markets
A local Wisconsin paper reports extreme drought across northern and central counties with dry creeks, brown pastures, withering leaves and damaged crops. Fires burn in woods, cattle losses rise, water supplies decline, and smoke from hot horizons intensifies the crisis.
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Wisconsin
Henry
Mihncia
Iowa
Plan to restart coke operations amid strikers and guard protection
July 1 dispatches report coke operators planning to resume work next week with former employees seeking to return under guaranteed protection. Detectives to be stationed to guard those willing to work. protection extended to home workers as well. Also news briefs of Reading Iron Works closure, a severe gas explosion injuring a gunsmith, presidential pardons, fires, bond auctions, University of Virginia resignations, and other 19th century notices.
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Third Reading on Irish Land Bill Delayed Amid Clash in Lords
London July 1 The House of Lords debated the Irish land bill with Earl Dunraven and Earl Spencer questioning its impact on tenants and landlords. Eviction, arrears, and rent payment terms were critiqued while supporters argued the bill could restore peace. Third reading set for Wednesday. Commons debated delaying the crimes bill to await the land bill.
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French Press on English Occupation in Egypt and Balkan News
Paris reports Journal Des Debats citing Count de Montebello on Egypt. France resists perpetual British occupation and seeks negotiation for a shorter tenure. Other items note Franco Italian tensions, papal nuncio Roteli explanations, and Balkan peace efforts amid Serbian politics and gunpowder duties in Cochin China. Baseball scores and municipal notices accompany the roundup.
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