Sessions on bribery probe recounts June s night talks
The bribery investigation continues as Senator Sessions testifies about meetings at the Delavan and Kenmore houses. He denies paying or being paid for votes, recalls conversations with Bradley and Depew supporters, and describes attempts to influence votes amid a charged political scene.
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American Railroad Master Mechanics Session Opens Quietly
Proceedings begin with large attendance as the American Railroad Master Mechanics' Association meets. Key reports include coal combustion guidance emphasizing a large fire-box and skilled fireman. Woolcott notes eight-wheel locomotives best for express service. many committee items carried to tomorrow.
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The Wheat Crop Conditions Synopsis June Report
Washington June 15 The Agricultural Department issues a June synopsis of crop reports Shining heat shows area down to 86 percent of last year The condition equal to last year at the same time Winter wheat national condition 76 percent Main complaints Michigan Indiana Illinois withering drought and Persian fly damage California reports very low conditions due to dry warm weather
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Gas explosion at English Loan Company injures secretary Elliott
Foreign news item reports an office gas blast at the English Loan Company in Lespos Osa on June 15 badly burning secretary Mr Elliott and hurling him through a window. Building shattered amid ensuing chaos as authorities note fires and property losses.
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Fire Devastates Pierrepont Warehouses in Brooklyn
A fire on the top floor of warehouse No 4 on Fairmont street Brooklyn raged for hours spreading to warehouse No 5. Patrick Morris died in the flames and Thomas R Gano leaped from a window sustaining serious injuries. Henry E Pierrepont Jr suffered severe burns while aiding efforts. The fires caused $95 000 in goods and were insured for $55 000.
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Naval Academy board urges modern gunnery and higher admission
The board of visitors at the Naval Academy reports on improving training in seamanship and gunnery, recommending rifles and steam-powered ships for instruction, and proposing higher admission standards. It notes tobacco prohibition, expanding library access, and reducing midshipman overage, with cadet candidates named. A separate Kansas Circuit verdict awards Helen $7500 for machinery destruction in a Kansas City building.
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Custodian Pitney probe prompts irregularities claim
June 15 dispatch describes Secretary Windom withholding the committee report on Custodian Pitney while confirming irregularities in its scope. The piece notes tension over findings involving Assistant Secretary Upton and Chief Clerk Power, with several officials defending integrity and noting funds overpaid to tradesmen. The report is described as critical of management though not targeting Upton directly.
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