Heading Toward Reform in Congress and Elections
The passage discusses potential court review provisions for the pure food bill, Bryan's possible coronation visit invitation to Haakon, and legal rules that only residents can seek county office with vacancies. It critiques political combinations and suggests reform and restraint in politics.
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Congress
Meeting of Senatorial Convention in Bluefield
The first political convention for a senatorial district meeting in Bluefield will bring eight delegates from Mercer Monroe Raleigh and Summers counties. Many politicians are expected as the town markets itself as a convention venue and anticipates improved facilities in coming years.
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Mercer
Monroe
Raleigh
Summers
Congress session records set with vast words and bills
The fifty ninth Congress first session produced an immense volume of discourse and activity. It logged about 40 million spoken words, with the Senate and committees contributing large totals. Some 20,500 bills were introduced, and politics ran unusually low across most major measures.
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Sealed bids for Bluefield sidewalks and Keystone brick business house
Public notices announce sealed bids due June 29 1906 for Bluefield city sidewalks and a turnkey brick business house in Keystone. Bids may be rejected. Also stockholders meet Bluefield Brewing Co July 2 1906 at 11 PM to authorize 150000 bonds to retire 100000 bonds and part of capital stock with plant improvements. John Husband president.
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