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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1897

Page

10

Senate Passes Sundry Civil Bill Amid Land Fight and Debate

Washington March 1 The Senate held a rare Sunday session to advance the sundry civil appropriation bill prioritizing sugar bounty payments river and harbor items and a controversial land reservation reversal. Senators clashed over vast spending with Gorman opposing the bill’s scope while defending river improvements and a plan to restore 21 million acres to the public domain. Ultimately the bill passed after extensive debate and several amendments.

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Policy of House Leaders Halts Big Public Expenditure

Washington March 1 The Fifty-fourth Congress closes its session with a strict policy to avoid large public outlays. Reed and Republican leaders kept to routine appropriation bills, leaving total funding below a billion despite essential harbor and public building needs. Senate work looms as four major appropriations face votes, with naval and DC spending likely to spark debate.

Reed House Congress Tiver Senate District of Columbia

CANNOT BLUFF GREEKS CZAR PRESENTS HIS ULTIMATUM

Athens and Moscow exchange hard lines over Crete as Russia backed by France Germany and Austria pressures Greece to withdraw troops and fleet within three days. The message omits England and Italy while warning of reprisals and a Pierian blockade as a path to European peace.

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