Re submitted testimony in war inquiry changes charges
Commissary General Charles P. Kagan submits a revised sworn statement to the War with Spain inquiry, removing objectionable and irrelevant language and defending his conduct. The commission meets in secret to decide if the expurgated testimony can be made part of its record.
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Bryan in Denver Anxious Crowd Greets Former Leader
Bryan and wife arrived in Denver this morning. They were met by a reception committee and escorted to the residence of Hon. I. Me Patterson where breakfast was served. At 11 o clock a public reception to Bryan was given by the Denver Chamber, with hundreds of people eager to greet the champion.
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Two Young People Found Murdered Near Lingree, Missouri
Ling Greek, Mo., Jun. 16. Authorities cannot justify arrest in the case of George W. Anderson and Llvate Wisebach found murdered three miles east of here Friday. A hogs mutilated the woman's body. A supper table indicated a third guest, suspected as the killer. Anderson, 55, and Wisebach, 18, had lived together eighteen months. a former wife and several grown children resided nearby. Money and valuables on Anderson raised no clear motive.
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London Adventurer Albert Lloyd Reaches Central Africa
Albert Lloyd, an unknown English traveler, arrived in London this week after a journey from central Africa via the Congo to the coast. He traveled with only two servants and a small carrier flotilla, spending three weeks trekking through forests past cannibalized tribes, yet never firing a shot in self defense and maintaining cordial relations with locals.
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Fraud scheme alters bills of lading in wheat shipment
Reports describe an attempted fraud where bills of lading were altered to divert wheat from Erwin and Oldham to Chicago, with Minneapolis as the intended original destination. The scheme was detected before the grain could be moved, and suspects are being sought by railroad authorities. A separate note mentions a burglary case linked to a man from New Mexico and a police confession after a failed theft in an uptown millinery store.
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Washington weighs court inquiry into Miles Eagan scandal
President McKinley and Secretary Alger consider a court of inquiry to address Gen Miles and Gen Eagan amid brutal language and slander claims in the army. The aim is to determine truth, discipline, and whether a court martial or broader inquiry best fixes the issue and public trust.
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Search for the Lost Yacht Paul Jones Traced by Officials
Reports fromWashington indicate Treasury ordered a cutter to Mobile to search for the yacht Paul Jones believed in distress between New Orleans and Pensacola. Sightings near Haro Island and telegrams from Louisville note a two-masted yacht matching the Paul Jones. In Iloilo natives show willingness to accept American protection while awaiting guidance. Combat news continues as transport ships gather near Guineas Island for Miller’s expedition.
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Smallpox Plague Strikes Hillsboro Kansas Town
From Toneka June 16 a State Journal special reports Hillsboro Kansas grappling with a smallpox outbreak. Twenty one well defined cases, sixteen in town, three new cases and three deaths Friday. Quarantine regulations lacking as disease spreads among visitors from Marlow and surrounding towns.
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Russian Army Discipline Described As Cruel and Systematic
A gory account from Prince Kropotkin recounts Russian military discipline with birch rods and sticks, detailing mass punishments in cadet corps and soldiers at court martial. It describes severe torture, public spectacles, and executions that left victims dead or hospitalised, noting authorities like Grand M.u.kie Mikael upheld rigid methods.
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State funeral honors given Nelson Dingley
Washington notes a state funeral for Nelson Dingley in the House chamber. President and cabinet, diplomats, and judges attended as thousands viewed the casket. The procession moved from Hotel Hamilton to the Capitol with police escort and a public viewing hour.
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Trial Date for Jesse James Jr Postponed in Train Robbery
In Kansas City Missouri on January 10 1900 the trial of Jesse James Jr son of the famed bandit was postponed to a date one month hence for complicity in the Leeds Missouri Micawour Pacific train robbery. Also named are HL Ryas and John Kennedy now jailed in Springfield charged with involvement. Additional items report treasury warrant disputes in Topeka Havana church funding by private contributions and a Havana circular urging parishioners to support churches locally.
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Markets by Wire Chicago Live Stock and Grain Notes
Markets report mixed activity across live stock and grain futures. Receipts at Chicago and Kansas City show steady to weaker demand, with cattle, hogs, and sheep prices modestly down. grain futures list May and July positions for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans amid fluctuating demand.
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