Congress Debates Sessions and Naval Appropriations
The report summarizes April 12 to April 19, 1890 actions in the U S Congress with references to executive session on secrecy, Indian appropriation bills, a Gainesville Oklahoma and Gulf railroad right of way, naval budgets, Chinese exclusion debates, and census statistics for Nebraska cereal production. It notes the Senate and House activity, plus international items from Rome and Rome related to Italian ministry tensions.
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Wrenixeray
Chandler
Blair
China
Committee On Foreign Relations
House
West Point Va
Ase
Secretary of War
Chicago River
Chicago
District of Columbia
Washington
Senate
Stewart
Bailey
Texas
Gainesville
Oklahoma
Gulf Railras
Morzan
Waasinxaron
Burrows
Michigan
Henry George
Mr. George
Stone
Kentucky
Fitbian
Washineton
Wasmixaton
Algiers
Nebraska
Nebraska Democrats Endorse Free Coinage and Pension Plans
The April Omaha convention adopted a platform reaffirming Jeffersonian and Jacksonian principles and opposing the McKinley tariff. It backs liberal pensions for disabled veterans and widows, state railroad rate regulation, and the free coinage of silver in a Bryan-led minority plank. The roll on the silver plank showed 247 for and 257 against.
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Omaha
James BE. Boyd
Tobias Castor
Milton Doolittle
W. H
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party of
Nebraska
Bryan
Bruity
Douglas
Gage
Batty
Omaha Live Stock Market Report Highlights April Cattle and Hogs
Omaha live stock market notes April 1 shows cattle receipts about 40 head with several weight classes and prices from 5.25 to 5.63 per cwt. Cow and feeder categories mix 2.50 to 4.29. Hog receipts around 435 with prices 4.57 to 4.65 per cwt. Market described as strong then slightly lower.
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Yaitna
Omaha
Chicago and Sioux City Livestock and Grain Market Teasers
Mixed and erratic cattle receipts and bids at Chicago with feeders and hogs varying as April grain futures show modest gains. Wheat remains strong with corn and oats firm while pork and lard quotes edge higher. Sioux City reports a softer overall market with lighter volume.
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Chicago
Yeh Sulibe
Tuy
St. Louis
Mahente
Ste
Daly
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