Hoar Pushes Force Bill as Caucus Accepts May Take Up
Washington December 1 Senator Hoar of Massachusetts led a Republican caucus to back the force bill and set it for consideration at 2 pm tomorrow continuing daily as unfinished business. He urged adherence to pledges and argued party advantage. The caucus approved rules for debate closure while several senators warned against hasty action. Massachusetts faces reapportionment questions as New England seeks to maintain representation in a shifting House.
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New England public works funds in Treasury estimates
The Treasury report to Congress details Boston sub treasury needs of 37,910 dollars, with higher totals in Aldrich's salary schedule. Navy Yard Boston asks 17,000 for steel shears and water system work, Portsmouth yard 22,287 for a reservoir and water system, and war funds for Boston harbor defenses and Watertown Arsenal upgrades. Also listed are Soldiers' Home at Jogos Maine items and lighthouse beacons, fog signals, and light stations across Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. Net debt rose in November by 6,130,819 while cash balances fell to 39,827,875.
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Massachusetts' Future in Congress Census pamphlet outlines apportionment
Superintendent Porter of the Census Bureau prepared a pamphlet for the census Committee detailing how many Representatives each state would receive. The tables present the numbers and indicate forthcoming changes in the apportionment bill based on the census data.
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The New York market opened weak and closed demoralized as bear forces dominated and lack of funds persisted. Lackawanna soared or broke over five points with reports of liquidation by 8S V White. copper price talks with miners and buyers hint at an equitable round lot price. Bank gold deposits and renewed stock borrowing signals, while railroads seek better rates and wheat harvests fill storage. General Whittier amassing wealth in Europe and possible Boston return add to the era's financial drama.
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