Deficiency Bill Passed and Indian Claims Debate Heats Up
The House approved the general deficiency bill after ten days with a quorum. The interior secretary urged early action on an amendment to the 1801 Indian depredation claims bill, citing 7,989 claims totaling about 25 million dollars and a lien on funds due to Indians. Senate discussions included a tariff inquiry and an executive session followed by adjournment.
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Not the Class of Old-Style Men Who Became Millionaires
A late Union Pacific figure Sidney Dillon rose from seven to earn a living and save. bought a horse and cart by nine, crediting energy and a harmonious home life for his success. At eighty he remained physically strong, with only indigestion ending his life. The piece adds a Queen Victoria anecdote and notes a Viking boat exhibit for a World’s Fair, plus a Cincinnati Republican parade and property disparity data.
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The ad proclaims August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia affecting the stomach and liver. It claims twenty years of use from a small town to wide distribution, asserting honesty and single purpose as reasons for its success. G. G. Green of Woodbury New Jersey signs as sole agent.
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