Unclear OCR fragment hints at embezzlement inquiry and cash found
Fragmentary report mentions embezzlement of postal funds, a man arriving in Washington, three days, a possible $1,0000 cash discovery, and references to Chief Cashmore. Details are garbled and incomplete.
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Charles
Washington
Inspectus
Neely
Armor Plant Debate Moves Senator Tillman Proposal
Senate discussion centers on armor plant funding with a cap of 800 per unit. Opponents push for a plant in the district while a separate party favors a state owned production site. No action was taken as debates reveal party disagreements and procedural hurdles.
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Tillman Ment
Mey
Navy squadron lands men for ceremony at harbor
A naval squadron participated in ceremonies as the admiral in chief submitted a report on the part played by the unit. The fleet entered the harbor with guns ready and Texas troops joined the event at the installation of the new governor.
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Uadron
Allen
San
E Texas
New York
Naval Brigade
Building Trades Exposed in BR Triades May 10
May 10 report notes BR related building trades exposed in a triad dispute. Details are unclear from the fragment, but the item points to a local labor matter involving tradesmen and authorities.
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Wat Lied
British Cavalry Fails to Halt Boer Convoys at Zand River
London May 10 General Hutton's mounted unit including Canadians and part of French cavalry crossed the Zand river and pressed toward Boer convoys. Boers opened fire with ten guns and enveloped British flank causing a retirement to Welgelegen. Roberts advances steadily with Broadwood and Bruce Hamilton pushing beyond Winbury amid daily skirmishes.
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Zand
Brutton
French
Hutton
Lord Roberts
Siudeal
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Hamiltons
Vutton
Broadwood
Bruce Hamilton
Winbury
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Smaldeel
Dutton
Welgelegen
Mafeking
Baden-Powell
Trangvaal Volksraad
Trolley Car Fire and Other Dispatches
Lightning set fire to a loaded trolley car on the Passaic Hoboken line. Fifty post offices reported April receipts rising by 250000 dollars. Mount Vesuvius eruption suspends cable car service. Race problems conference opens in Montgomery Alabama. Sierra Nevada wreck off Melbourne with 25 believed dead. Admiral Hichtorn says Kearsarge and Kentucky nearly completed. Spain sees demonstrations against government finance policy. ministry alarmed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Melbourne
Hichtorn
Kentucky
Spain
British Push Against Boers as Guerrilla Tactics Tighten
May 10 report from Cape Town says General Buller advances on the Biggarabé area while Boer forces retreat. Brandfort losses are heavier than initial estimates, with British patrols capturing men in nearby farms and confiscating horses and guns. Lord Roberts orders a tougher policy to curb rear-guard guerrilla fighting, including commandeering horses and destroying farms where guns are found.
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Florses
Desperate mother tries to kill children and self
In Scranton Pennsylvania on May 10 Mrs Mary Weathers attempted to kill herself and two children using a knife and hatchet. She cut her 5 year old daughter's throat and repeatedly hacked at her own neck before collapsing with the hatchet raised toward her 10 month old. Neighbors transported mother and daughter to hospital. The child is expected to recover but the mother has slim chances.
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Scranton
Mary Weathers
Sho
Captain Lemly Begins Third Term as Judge Advocate General
Captain B G Lemly of the navy has begun his third term as judge advocate general after Senate confirmation. Initially appointed in June 1892, he has served two four year terms, with his renewal viewed as a high compliment to his proven conduct of highly difficult duties in the naval bureau.
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Lemly
Washington
Navy
Senate
Death of a Leper at Chester County Almshouse
In Philadelphia on May 10 a leper named John Anderson died in a rude hut inside the Chester County almshouse. He had been an inmate for ten years and died alone on bare boards. He was among the few genuine leprosy cases found in the country, visited only by scientific observers since his arrival a decade ago.
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Chester County Almshouse
John Anderson
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