Montana and national issues bustle at London wool sales
The report covers London wool sales with high bids, a new banking examiner for multiple western territories, rising crime, a proposed western railroad consolidation, Montana political shifts, free silver discussions, and labor strikes affecting Butte and Anaconda. Noted figures include H Brundage and W A Clark amid debates on legislation and economic reform.
President's Message Outlined In Congress Read Aloud
The President's message was read to Congress with full publication in dailies. It covers tariff reform to reduce consumer costs while aiding industries, calls for restraint on expenditures, and notes domestic peace. It reviews secretary reports, civil affairs, and issues from pensions to cattle disease and foreign relations.
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Interior Department of the Bureau of Health Proposed
A Senate bill calls for creating an Interior Department of the Bureau of Health under a Commissioner earning 3000 dollars yearly. It also proposes the President appoint a Health Commission of twenty members, divided into six sections.
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