Reaches Washington He Dined With The President
Report on the journey of the President elect McKinley and party entering Washington. Crowds wel comed the presidential train at Baltimore and Washington. A quiet reception followed at the White House with President Cleveland and guests, no escort, simple dinner arrangements, and preparations for McKinley to assume duties. Cleveland guests included Mrs Cleveland and cabinet members, while McKinley debated the duties of the presidency and the new administration began.
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Texas Legislature and Independence Day Actions Report
Texas legislators adjourned on Independence Day after debates on city charters and civil statutes. The Senate discussed amendments to abolish incorporation of towns upon voter petition while other measures, including university aid for Black students, were considered. the House passed resolutions recognizing Independence Day.
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Washington Doings and Capitol Controversy
Washington reports show a long session opening with crowding at the Capitol galleries. Dockery seeks inquiry into the eastern terrace platform for McKinley’s inauguration, while Delaware and naval appropriation debates continue and armor plate pricing is debated.
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Municipal Elections In Vows Divided to Many Towns
Municipal elections across towns with populations around 2000 showed party lines blurred, local issues dominating. Davenport, Dubuque, Keokuk and G-P city names appear, Creston elected Neimeyer Democrat as mayor, Ottumwa Democrats carried full ticket, Elders elected aldermen, Waterloo elected Republican mayor, Cedar Rapids split contests with four aldermen per party.
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Lima Bean Association Forms to Stabilize California Prices
California lima bean growers have formed the Lima Bean Association to control market prices with cooperation from the Southern Pacific Milling Co. An agreement with Dutard Porter Brown & Co and others sets a selling price of 180 per 100 pounds for the coming crop, guaranteed for 89 days. Other items note a drowning accident near Lima and opium seizures in the Territory.
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McKinley Cabinet Talks Stir Chicago to Washington
Reporters quote Judge McKenna and Gov McKinley’s potential cabinet roles as uncertain details unfold about whether McKinley will appoint an attorney general or interior secretary. President-elect McKinley’s incoming team and policy directions are under discussion amid a looming conference before Washington.
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