Congress Debates Labor Bureau and Pension Bills
The Senate advanced a bill to establish a Bureau of Labor in the Interior Department with a four year term for the Commissioner at 1600 dollars annually and a chief clerk position at 2000 dollars. The House pension measures progressed as part of routine actions, with a major focus on retirement and veteran benefits. The day included discussions on executive authority to settle prior liens and railroad mortgages and a late memo on Oklahoma land incursions.
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Slater
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Senate Committee On Territories
Texas
Indian Territory
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Kansas
AN Francisco
J. Kb. Kenowden
Luthe
Majorsieli
Damaged Railroads and Mail Delays Flood Galveston
Flooding disrupts Galveston rail service with no mails from the north for two days. Estimated railroad damage reaches up to 5 million dollars, including delays, while immediate damage may be around 2 million. Tracks, culverts, bridges, and trestles are damaged, stranding large freight and halting shipments.
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Galveston
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Tammany Hall Aims at Presidential Campaign Rally
The May 23 crowd at Tammany Hall heard Congressmen Blackburn and Hurd discuss politics. A letter from Morrison urged free trade while Speaker Carlisle argued against high taxes. The piece notes Tariff and tax policy impacts on commerce and labor, framing fiscal debate as central to national prosperity.
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Ni York
Tammany Hall
Blackburn
Hurd
Cenfressman
Morrison
Carlisle
Failure of Owens Mercer Bank Paying Teller Hinckley Theft
New York May 23 insolvency schedules show Owens Mercer liabilities at 201,000 with assets 885,000 including bonds pledged to Bank of the Republic. Paying teller Charles A. Hinckley embezzled 96,000 and fled. bank capital 200,000 intact, surplus boosted by Fidelity bonds. Discovery followed overhauling books. Hinckley connected with bank fourteen years.
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New York
Owens & Mercer
Bank of the Republic
Charles A. Hinckley
West Side Bank
Eighth Avenue
Thirty-Sixth Street
Hinckley
Fidelity and Indemnity Company
Train Schedules Between Albuquerque and Deming in Northbound Details
The notice outlines rail schedules and sleeper arrangements for trips between Albuquerque and Deming with stops at Kincon and El Paso. It notes train numbers 105 102 and connections via Kansas City and Atchison, plus through sleepers to Halstead and Kansas City and sleeper berths reserved on request to W. C. Nixon A.
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Kincon
Kinm
Deming
Be! I'Asn
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Aining
Kansas City
Atlantca & Wacitic
Halstead
St. Louis & San Franisco
Atchison
W. C. Nixon
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