Washington travel abuses cited in Bristow era inquiry
Washington dispatch cites Secretary Bristow era travel abuses including a 62 day Pacific coast trip by four Treasury and Navy clerks to audit labor payments. The expedition cost about 1161 dollars per person plus regular salaries, uncovering minimal amounts due. Authors urge restraint on pleasure trips and new scrutiny of travel.
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Bristow
PrRow
Turthinaxe
Wasiuxatox
Becau
Treasury Department
United States
Europe
Congress
T Treasury
Pacific Coast
Treasury
Workington
Paci Oast
Rutherford
Bat
Sen. Thomas
Nfner
Navy Department
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Pansina
San Fran Isco
Niles
Bon Francisco
Express
Editorial clash over a Presidential third term sparks reply
The Benster counters a Indianapolis Journal editorial opposing a third term, asserting no more reasonableness for the Journal’s stance than the correspondent’s. Treasury and customs notes follow with tariffs on wool, tamarinds, and fresh tab products amid treaty rules. Reports mention military assignments, diplomatic notices, and Mount Vernon estate repairs, with official briefings from Washington.
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Indianapolis Journal
Benster
Indianapolia Journal
Morton
Treasury Department
Wallington
Strikes and wage disputes fuel tensions in Luzerne region
Reports describe miners in Luzerne and surrounding areas debating reduced wages to sustain strikes amid fears of violent action against operators. Attending Shenandoah council, leaders questioned the plan, while residents in Mahanoy City and Shenandoah warned of trouble if troops depart. Citizens worry over possible unrest and town burnings if military aid ends.
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MA Manoy
Porrsville
Penn
Atriky
Mahoney City
Aituck
Mubauy
Sherif Werner
Son Ae
Ivetadina
Mahavoy
Mahanoy City
Frankton
West
Pottsville
Rebaylkill
7Th Regiment
Vennsylvania National Guard
Mahanoy Cty
Shamokin
Shotamoan
80 Regiment
Harrieburg
Fortmville
St. Clair
Girardville
Mount Carmel
Sigfried
Thie Place
Irelmuen
Jose Khem
Bebaytkill County
Athiers
Luzerne
Lachtehre
Elena
Bebuyklll
Lehigh
Ligerne
Shenandoah
Wyfin Tle
Mahanoy
Uhey
Shenandoul
Te Place
Aiamokin
Lenin
Indian Deputation Bids Farewell to Commissioner Smith
Chiefs and interpreters meet at the Interior Department to bid goodbye to Commissioner Savith Smith. Red Cloud, Little Wound, and other leaders discuss pay for interpreters, agency conduct, and distrust of some hired supporters while promising to report to Washington. The Cheyenne River delegation heads home via New York, with Savith stating he cannot pay extra allowances and urging patience as Congress and the President decide on their complaints.
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Treasury Department
Secret Service
Maine
Par Mate
New-York
Treasury
Washington
Black Hills
Sion
Mboue Balt
Uilwerk
Houle
Hiack
Unioinks Ceek
White River
Brule
Dakota Territory
Smith
Interior Department
Cheyenne
Indiana
New York
Saville
Savith
Red Cloud
Hana
Alan
Inerpreters
Todians
Washington House
Tod Randall
Paulday
Randall
Red Cloud Agency
Grant Service
Dane
Coniston
Rome
Cheyenne River
Bent Gut
Kelly
Welles
Jeane Undiane
Sigit Areing
Grand Central Hotel
H. W. Mingham
Tuebarke
Cheyenne River Agency
William Pielder
J.D. MacNaughton
Tone Hors
Lone Thorn
Lim
White Swan
Donata
Fielder
William F. Cody
Tutfulo Tt
Gilmore
Hingham
Newman
Hinman
Dakota
Bressent
Newnan
Seton
Ithivk Hille
Meyer
Major Saville
Weat
Wan Aino
Central Hotel
Blewito
Port Chester
Sautee Agency
Delinquent County Treasurers Settle Accounts Amid Excuses
The June report notes only two counties, Rensselaer and Dutchess, paid up their delinquent taxes with the Controller. Most others sent excuses, claiming long-held delays, while Westchester and Oswego officials seek visits to the attorney general and debate procedures. Fees of 25 are assessed, and several counties promise prompt payment. several names and places appear in unsettled cases.
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Rensselaar
Duchess
Ny TeLeonam
Tie Trowne
Aspateh
Heaton
Molcikin
Rensselaer County
Fonda
Dutchess County
Otder
Holmes Odell
Westchester County
York City
New York City
Watertown
Jefferan County
Chat County
Livingston County
John Shepperd
Boon
Ja Faulkner
George T. Hiristal
Tonphill
Pervlee
Wnimmnans
Sted Annie Ios
York
Maryland Court of Appeals Rules Self-Harm Not Insurance Trigger
The Maryland Court of Appeals rules that accidental self-harm within insanity does not trigger life insurance policy clauses. The decision addresses whether a death by one’s own action during mental illness excludes insurance coverage. The court notes that if death results from negligence or unforeseen acts, the policy terms must reflect plain intent. The ruling clarifies that self destruction during insanity does not automatically prove death by an intentional act within policy language.
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Maryland Court OF Appeals
Barron
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Aftains
Aungpotis
Knickerbocker Life Lusmtanes Company
Magedalena Peters
Frenay
Uae
Catuwa
Railimare
Magdalena Poters
Ailiruwd
A New Ocean Steamship Somerset for Harneot England
The Great Western line completes the steamship Somerset for the Harneot route. Built for the voyage with 2000 tons, the foot 6 inch length and 2 feet depth, it features reinforced plating and intermediate accommodations. The vessel mirrors earlier work on the Aragon and is prepared for the Harneot service. The report notes strict construction and design aimed at the London trade.
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Somerset
Great Wetern
Hrnetot
England
Moser, Mark, Witwill & Son
Aragon
Heddy
Cait
Trial of Italian Man for Hattilton Ave Stabbing in Brooklyn
Michel Caramianti an Italian charged with the stabbing of liquor dealer I Pardee at No 1 Hatuiltonave on May 16 was arraigned before Justice Delmar in Brooklyn and committed for examination. He admitted presence but denied guilt while Pardee identified him. Caramianti has served ten years for counterfeiting and was arrested last Summer. The case links to the Torrina murder mystery.
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Tatian
Michel Caramianti
Moorman I. Pardee
Hatuiltonave
Ing
Torrina
John Watson
Fifth-St
Creeneet
George Bvany
Watson
Bellevue Hospital
Evan A
Beret
Young
Prectoet
John McDonnell
Washington
Tradesmen's Bank Robbery Ends With Missing Clerk
Dennis Doyle, a Tradesmen's Bank employee at 291 Broadway, vanished on Friday with between 3000 and 64000 in funds. President Richard Berry reported Doyle, trusted with drafts, left with checks and notes for certification, taking a 2500 missing check and leaving others behind. Police inquiries continue as Berry seeks to recover the money and determine Doyle's whereabouts.
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Dennis Doyle
Dos
Waa
Wae
Ryan
Doyle
Henge
Herry
Atten
Oelock
Mr. Berry
Varkotia
Merry
Leonard
Ates
Ste
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Jovellar to command the Army of the Center in Spain
General Jovellar, formerly Captain General of Cubs, is named to lead the Army of the Center. Rumors of King Alfonso marrying a German princess and of Countess Giant with a Bavarian prince are deemed unfounded. Airing across London and New York invites, freight rates, and a Paris race highlight a wide set of 1870s foreign affairs and events.
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Joveliar
Alfonso
Great Britain
New York
London
Corporation of London
New-York
Liverpool Transatlantic Steamship Companies
New Hampshire Senatorial Con Test Details Reported
Judge Hoar sustains the demonstration in a senatorial con test. A written opinion from Judge E R Hoar of Massachusetts arrives here. Chief Justice Cushing sets Monday at 9 for a hearing on the question with a two hour oral argument to be shared. The court will accept briefs until a decision is reached.
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Meigs
MO Dowe
Melyn
Praud
Cucaco
United States District Court
Jude Sodgett
Perons
Jon
Matt ' Th
Leonard Swett
Carpenter
Mater Utsler
Judge Hoar
Coxconn
N. 1
Dapate
E.R. Hoar
Minadaechusetta
Dewar Crate
Justion Cushing
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Washington Daily Chronicle
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Alipite
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Netherlands
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James
Botte
Council of the
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Tadies
Mount Vernon Eatate
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J. P. Newn
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Batrimone
Henry
Schreiner
Buvantiat
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Beleeltier
Babeas
International Typographical Union
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Revere House
Chestnut Mus Reservoir
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Artie Cheney
Revangeline
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Biell
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N. J
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Teupp
Martinan
Keenan
Henithe
Postal
Alain
General Foreign News
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M. Bouirgoluc
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Invailel
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France
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International
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New-York Preas Association
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Rabatus Press Association
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