Sharp talk by Conkling Case of Senator Matthews contested elections
Congressional reporting notes Conkling railing over Senator Matthews cases and the Secalcti Trant witness in contested elections. Mention of fisheries award context and legal scrutiny across the docket.
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Naval Affairs Committee Hits Robeson Era Costs and Misuse
The House Naval Affairs Committee faults Secretary Robeson and several bureau chiefs for misusing public property and funds. It cites losses from $40 to $50 million in sales diverted from the Treasury, lavish purchases, secret disposals, and inflated costs on ships and materials, calling for legal action and full testimony delivery to the President and Attorney General.
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Legislative Appropriation Bill Heads to Volume Adjustments
The third Conference Committee approves changes to the Legislative Appropriation bill. House proposed abolition of Fourth and Fifth Treasury Auditors is rejected. Senate agrees to reduce clerks’ grades and pay in the Executive Department for about half the staff. Sundry Civil Appropriation bill rises to about $21 million with $2.2 million in year-deficiency adds and $1.15 million more for public buildings. Notable adds include Boston expenditure, Freedman’s Bank Building purchase, Bureau of Printing and Engraving, Post Office deficiencies, and funds for U.S. courts, Hot Springs Commission, and League Island dock work.
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Ways and Means Subcommittee to Meet in New York
The Ways and Means Committee authorized a New York recess meeting to probe the Custom House management and revenue collection. Members named include Wood, Garfield, Tucker, Janks, Phelps, and Harris. Also notes nominations for DC commissioner, Indian Agent, and a civil list.
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Potter Committee Examines Louisiana Certificate Forgery
Washington notes report the Potter Committee met at 10 oclock to cross examine H Conquest Clarke about the second lot of Louisiana electoral certificates. Witness described signatures and conditions, with adjournment to Wednesday and potential visits to New Orleans as the panel weighs future actions.
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Integrity's New Claim Rocks Florida Election
A key figure unveils a fresh message aimed at influencing Florida's electoral process. The disclosure centers on recent developments and potential shifts in campaign strategy as voters approach the polls.
Undertaker Seth Webber sues farmer Moses Perry in cottn dispute
A Hopkinton undertaker named Seth Webber has started a suit against Moses Perry, a wealthy Henniker farmer, over a coffin he supplied for Perry's mother. Perry refuses to pay, alleging Webber would not restore coffin handles after the funeral.
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London June 17 The Time Says No Vienna Request Re Kasson
The Time reports that nothing is known at the United States Legation in Vienna about any request for Minister Kasson to appear before the Potter Investigating Committee in Washington. Ambassador Stoughton to Russia replies to the press denying any complicity in the proceedings under investigation.
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Greece Admission Feared at Berlin Congress Summit
Berlin dispatches report the congress discussed Greece's possible entry and the territory it might claim. Britain and others debate Turkish surrender while Russia and Austria move toward understanding. next session set for Wednesday. Lord Beaconsfield received a threatening letter before leaving London.
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Silent Uprising Report From Sheep Ranche Oregon
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