Government Expenses Total for Regular Appropriation Bills
Mr. Randall presented to the House a breakdown of the total carried by the regular annual appropriation bills for the Fiftieth Congress. Items include Agricultural 1,669,770 dollars, Army 24,300,116 dollars, Diplomatic and Consular 1,980,025 dollars, District of Columbia 6,687,406 dollars, Fortifications 1,205,693 dollars, Indian 8,035,724 dollars, Legislative 20,840,535 dollars, Military Academy 902,766 dollars, Navy 22,892,510 dollars, Pension 81,758,200 dollars, Post Office 66,605,344 dollars, Sundry Civil 25,277,841 dollars, Miscellaneous 5,500,000 dollars, Deficiency 16,423,360 dollars. Second session total 281,878,695 dollars. first session 306,985,644 dollars. Fiftieth Congress total 588,864,239 dollars.
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Washington
Randall
House
District of Columbia
Governors Goff and Farr Take Oath in Charleston
Nathan Goff Republican and R H Farr Union Labor take oaths as governors in Charleston West Virginia and demand Governor Wilson vacate. Wilson refuses and sends the case to the courts to decide who holds office during the Fleming contest. The scene passes peacefully with no anticipated trouble.
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Charleston
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Nathan Goff
R. H. Farr
State Senate
Wilson
Goff
Fleming
Late Ship News Arrivals and Clears in Coastwise List
New York March 4 arrivals include steamers Fulda Bremen Lisbonenz Maranham Dorian Morant bay Ja Mars Amsterdam Victoria Genoa Newport Aspinwall bark Recovery Dieppe schooners Edwin Fall River Jennie G Pillsbury Apphia American Chief Commerce Rockland Wild Fire Thomaston M M Chase Eastport Cayenne Campobello N J Cora Pope Lulu Ammerman Cathie C Berry St John Cleared steamers Buffalo Malet Hull E Utopia Morrison Mediterranean ports barks N B Morris Smith Montevideo Avoca Mitchener London Yarifa Brown Vera Cruz Hattie Louise Barnard Port of Spain Sailed steamer Baldomaro Ygresias for Havana.
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Lisbonenz
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Mars
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Genoa
Newport
Aspinwall
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Edwin
Fall River
Jennie G. Pillsbury
Apphia
Commerce
Rockland
Wild Fire
Thomaston
M. M. Chase
Eastport
Cayenne
Caimpobello
N. J
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Shipping arrivals and departures list with origins and destinations
A dense roster of ships passing through ports worldwide on March dates. Entries name vessels origin ports and final destinations including Boston Baltimore New York New Orleans Liverpool Queenstown and Hamburg with multiple ships such as Efficient Scot Prince Mara Ambrose and Domira among others.
Inauguration Day Under Rain at Harrison's Capitol Entrance
Rain drenched the 4 March ceremony as Benjamin Harrison took office. Senators and diplomats crowded the Senate Chamber while Mrs Harrison and other dignitaries watched from damp galleries. Harrison's address urged unity and federal policy shifts as officials departed for Willard Hotel.
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Tramping in the Rain in Washington Parade Run
Procession marking a presidential inauguration day moved through drizzle as regiments civic groups and veterans marched past the Capitol. Notables including Harrison Cleveland Morton and Hoar greeted crowds amid rain dampened banners and a large Pennsylvania contingent.
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Halford
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Edmunds
Coveland
Reed
Maine
Pennsylvania
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Indiana
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Myron
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Louis D. Wine
Merrill
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Cincinnati
A.C. Horton
Edwin Stuart
George E. Vickers
American Republican Club
Pittsburg
L. T. Brown
Union Republican Club
Harmony Legion
Philadelphia
Cameron Club
Fifteenth
Ward Union Republican Club
West Philadelphia Republican Club
Young Publicans of
Continental Club
Phiadelphia
Anti-Cobden Club
Ferona Club
Senate Club
Harrison Club
Phila- Solent
Tippecanoe Club
Veterans
Clay Club
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M. 8
Quay Club
Jay Cooke, Jr
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Henry K. Boyer
Young Men’s Republican Club
Twenty-sixth Ward
United Republican Club
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Sixth Ward
Republican Club
George T. Mills
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Reading
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Wilkesbarre
Business Men’s Club
Williamsport
Franklin Fire Company
Chester
Penn
Edwin Cramp
Philadelpia
87 Club
George Laker Club
John Ramsey
W. 5. Rogers
Young Men’s Republican Association
Trenton
N.J
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Newark
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Phelps Guards
Paterson
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Jersey City
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Pioneer Corps
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Baltimore
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John J. O’brien
New York City
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N. Y
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Norfolk
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Inauguration of General Harrison Amid Stormy Welcome
Washington March 4 The scene at the Capitol grounds opened amid torrential rain as General Harrison took the oath of office administered by Chief Justice Fuller. The crowd, umbrellas dripping, included journalists and members of Congress while President Cleveland and Senator Hoar observed from nearby.
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