Real Estate for Sale or Rent in Rudershausen and Nearby Areas
For Sale a 320 acre farm with first-class improvements located east of Brunswick near Chariton. Also a 120 acre farm near St. Charles County Missouri with a double brick dwelling and eight-room houses. Various city properties on State Street and Second Street with multiple houses, cellars, and stone basements available.
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Eve of Inaugural crowds flood Washington duties and debates
Washington on March 3 sees 30 000 visitors swelling the city as trains arrive in sections. The Capitol hosts lively debates over the sundry civil appropriation and New Orleans Exposition funding, with leaders including Allison Sewell Plumb Harrison and others weighing costs and national impact.
Prospects of an extra Congress session grow stronger
Wasinvatox D C March 2 The likelihood of an extra session increases as Congress struggles to pass pending appropriation bills. The Senate Committee on Appropriations boosts the World’s Exposition budget by 100000 dollars. most King Democrats show indifference, while many favor a session to address silver sales. Republicans allegedly push for a session to pressure the incoming administration. The next few hours will decide the course.
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Debt Statement Shows February Public Debt Decline
The February debt statement reports a $5.2 million reduction in public debt for the month, eight month decrease of $44 million, and total outstanding debt at $1.406 billion with $1.196 billion interest bearing. February customs receipts fell about two million from two years prior, internal revenue near the prior February figure, total receipts for February $24.09 million, and eight month government receipts about $20 million less than 1884 with eight month expenditures about $2.5 million higher than 1884.
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Navy court to try ex Surgeon General Wales for duty neglect
The Navy orders a naval court of inquiry to convene at the department Monday next with Rear Admiral Simpson presiding. The trial concerns ex Surgeon General Wales for neglect of duty that enabled frauds in vouchers and accounts tied to the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery during his administration.
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Senate adopts amendment to river harbor bill
Wasuineros D C March 8 The Senate Committee on Commerce adopted an amendment via the House substitute for the river harbor bill increasing funding from 5 million to 10 million 60 and will report it to the Senate at the first opportunity.
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Sparse Senate Session Opens With Six Senators
Wasureros report that on March 2 the Senate convened with only six Senators present, leaving a notably sparse chamber as business began.
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Hot for Washington Departure of Mr Cleveland and Friends
ALBANY N Y March 8 President led Cleveland and a party of friends including his brother Rev William T Cleveland wife Mrs Hoyt Miss Cleveland Miss Mary Hastings Colonel and Mrs Lamonte and Hon Daniel Manning and wife left the city for Washington last night on the West Shore train Sleeping cars were provided and the party would transfer in New Jersey to the Pennsylvania Central reaching Washington at six this morning A large crowd bid the President farewell and the community extends best wishes for his administration in the open prayer Rev Dr Leech asked for his health and a splendidly successful term.
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Crowded Capitol Galleries Welcome Hendricks
Washington on March 8 reports the Capitol crowded with visitors from morning to night. Vice-President-elect Hendricks toured the Senate and House, warmly greeted by Democrats and Republicans. A leading Republican senator remarked the overflow inspired long discussions on trivial matters, risking blocked business and a possible extra session.
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Whitney Leases DC House Amid Cabinet Talk
Rumor suggests William C. Whitney has leased a house near the British Legation in Washington and may be invited into President Cleveland's Cabinet, a sign of possible high political standing.
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House Appropriations Panel Orders Unreferenced Nonconcurrence
Washington March. The House Committee on Appropriations directs Mr Randall to move nonconcurrence to amendments to the deficiency civil and fortification bills as they arrive from the Senate, without reference to the committee.
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Williams Confirmed Minister to Haiti Amid Promotions
Washington March 5 The Senate in executive session confirmed George W Williams of Massachusetts as Minister to Haiti and approved a series of army and navy promotions.
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