Fraud findings hit Carnegie Steel armor program
A Congressional committee reports of fraud in the Carnegie Steel armor plate program. It accuses managers and superintendents of falsifying tests and substituting plates, with government inspection deemed inadequate. The panel recommends testing selected plates at a federal proving ground and calls for further inquiry into government damage.
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Grand Army Encampment Crowds In Nebraska Town
Au gust 2A grand army encampment draws crowds to Grand Island with thousands of tents on campus and an expected attendance near 20 000. Politicians meet daily as crowds fill the area while the road race record is noted for a cycling event in Cripadd.
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Inland Sea Destruction From Winds Wreaks Havoc
A Boston or New York telegraph chronicling a devastating inland sea hurricane reports hundreds dead as the storm sweeps Nogavik to Berdimisk. It details collapsed towns Marihopol Bardial and widespread wreckage with boats missing and telegraph lines down. American tourists may have been affected amid frantic inquiries for news.
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Congress Enacts Broad Western and Treasury Measures
The August 26 report notes a productive session with many laws signed. Key actions include a 200,000 exhibit appropriation for Atlanta and a 1,000,000 acre desert reclamation plan, plus a 1,000,000 acre irrigation goal. Other bills tax national banknotes and currency, regulate naval recruitment, extend marine hospital coverage, and grant land and survey provisions for western settlers and Montana statehood efforts.
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Earthquake Shakes Several Towns in Greace Area
An earthquake was felt this morning in Sofelack and nearby locales Corlith Vaeleio Zonte Atatiuts. Residents reportedterrified scenes with structures damaged and fields affected. No fatalities confirmed as rescue crews assess the impacted districts. The Charleston Leaves Cuba for China with full crew departs Aug 26 from the yard for its voyage.
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Tragic Franklin Mine Disaster Kills 37 Workers
A Franklin mine fire traps 37 men on the north level asphyxiation claims the lives of all but a few. Rescuers describe rapid smoke spread, with many bodies recovered south of the warning shaft while survivors recount frantic escapes and the solemn funeral plans.
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Bar Association Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
At the American Bar Association meeting the committee on nominations announced officers: President James C Carter of New York, secretary Justin Hinkley of Baltimore, treasurer Jane Els Hawi of Philadelphia. An executive committee includes James Randolph of Virginia, George A. Sercer of Georgia, Alfred Hemenway of Massachusetts, and H Selley of Wisconsin. Local committee members were elected for several states. Papers read by Edmund Wetnier of York on legal limitations and by William A. Reever of Calawbia College on the diversity method in legal revision.
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Knights in the Wet Camp Near Washington Parade
Washington camp residents endured a drenching storm as Knights of Pytho set up in the white city with tents and bands. Allies from New York Cincinnati Chicago and Indianapolis joined a grand parade plan with officials to observe from a Treasury-area stand in Washington.
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Tip Top Bonanza Mine Promises Florida Gold Prospect
Aug 20 reports from Ioho indicate a new Tip Top property rivaling Delamar lode in Nevada. The site near Bilver City shows 18 feet of ore worth about 20 dollars in gold and 5 dollars in silver per ton, with the vein mineralized to 100 feet and yielding 217 dollars per ton at depth.
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Primaries Planned by Walla Walla Democrats for September
The Democratic county central committee called primaries for Friday September 14 and a convention on Saturday September 22. Delegates will form the basis of representation for the election belt with votes casting for presidential electors. Locals Watts and Crawford of Wallula were chosen to attend, and a county convention will follow on a later date.
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Arctic expedition tale cites harsh provisions for Norse members
The Pall Mall Gazelle reports the Wellins Arctic expedition faced contention over American involvement. Norwegian member Hyordahl of Christ University notes that provisions were insufficient with meager rations and improvised water. The Harzette urges public restraint until the expedition returns and a full review is possible.
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