Beal of the county charged in fraud and theft probes
London February 26 parallel probe alleges ex auditor Eugene Moore and ex treasurer Bartley face charges of embezzling public funds during their last years in office. Hearing set for March 24. Moore released on bond. Counts range from 11,728.85 to 210,000 with several dates cited. Bartley accused of misappropriation tied to sinking fund, with funds allegedly deposited in banks and certificates of deposit disputed.
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Incoming appointments settle after inauguration as officials plan returns to private careers Secretary Olney to Boston resume law practice Lamont to take South tour then New York business ties Carlisle may set up New York law office Herbert to start a Washington firm Harmon to rejoin Cincinnati firm Wilson to head Washington and Lee University Morton to Arbor Lodge Nebraska City with health concerns delaying departure Merritt leads regular army contingent in inaugural ceremonies Drake Iowa party to Washington Dania reaches port after long voyage Bryan visits Washington then Lincoln for lectures Alton wreck near Marsnat claims two lives World Fair commissioner Edward Ellis dies in Somonorthy New York State Worlds Fair commission member remembered
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Stous City Bank Reopens After Failure
Sioux Orry reports the First National Bank will resume operations after a fall failure. Depositors receive 20 percent of claims in stock, capital rises from 100000 to 200000 dollars, with doors reopening within ten days.
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Fires Put 600 Aurora Workers Out of Jobs
A fire destroyed the Aurora chair factory yesterday causing $20,000 in damage with partial insurance. A later blaze leveled the Wymond copper shop, an immense plant, for $690,000 with $40,000 insured. Both fires left about 600 workers unemployed.
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Bryan Visits Congress and Addresses Silver Republicans
William J Bryan appeared on the House floor during a reception for dinner host John R McLean. He praised silver Republicans for maintaining a separate organization and outlined their ongoing support for bimetallism, while noting the need for prudent alignment in the 1900 campaign. The session featured notable interruptions as Bryan engaged with lawmakers and senators in the Capitol.
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Bryan Hosts Old Friends at McLean Banquet in Washington
Washington February 25 Hon William J Bryan is entertained at John B R McLeans elegant residence in a nonpolitical gathering to honor his long friendship with many notable figures. Guests include Vice President Stevenson Senators Hill Murphy Gallinger and others with a Marine band performance.
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Senate tackles Cuban question and Indian bill clash
Washington on Feb 33 saw three Cuba resolutions move in the senate including calls for the immediate release of Julio Sanguilly and for battleships to protect Americans in Cuban waters. A heated debate over Indian policy followed as Pettigrew and Hoar sparred amid Massachusetts history. House report urges Leavenworth Soldiers' Home overhaul and wartime control of its assets.
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In Lincoln on February 26 the Nebraska senate debated a comprehensive medical bill revising state law. Senator Ransom attacked the measure as aiming to exclude reputable physicians while Senator Grothan, a physician, claimed threats from stock promoters would push him to drop the fight against corporations. The committee set the bill as a special order for March 1.
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