Mills tariff bill and political notes across parties
A compiled item shows the Mills tariff bill passing the House 149 to 16 with two Republicans for and three Democrats against. It notes Fuller’s Senate confirmation as Chief Justice by a 4 to 20 vote, and includes varied political remarks, speeches, and Carlisle Indian School pupils heading home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellville W. Fuller
Ilinois
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Committee to probe contract labor immigration
A House committee appointed by Speaker Carlisle will begin examining the importation of contract laborers paupers and other immigrants in violation of law. Initial focus targets Italian immigration into New York City with later plans to study Chinese immigration on the Pacific coast. Secretary Fairchild calls for funding to enforce the law and proposes returning workers at vessel expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carliale
House of Representatives
Bradstree's
New York City
Pacific Coast
Congress
Fairchild
Carlisle
Beavor Head County Central Committees Named
Beaverhead County voters learn the Democratic and Republican central committees chosen at Dillon conventions. Democratic panel: Carter of Dillon chair, Roe Bannack, Schmalhausen Glendale, Chapman Dillon, Poindexter Dillon, Scott Argenta, McIntosh Red Rock. vacancy due to Schmalhausen move. Republican panel: Knippenberg Glendale chair, White Dillon, Morse Dillon, Scott Red Rock, Phillips Bannack, Tarbell Lion City, Witter Argenta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Dillon
W. R B. Carter
Wm. Roe
Bannack
H. Schmalhausen
Glendale
Dan
TI. Chapman
Phil
Amended Alien Land Law Heads to House Vote
The House committee on public lands reports favorably a Senate bill to amend the alien land law. It clarifies that mineral claims in territories may be held under U S mining laws and adds that aliens cannot acquire coal or iron lands in any U S territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
The
United States
Helena aims for soap factory and party nominees
The item notes Helena plans a Salvation Army soap factory and calls for Democratic and Republican candidates for Congress. It mentions Montana legislative trends, a Senate bill setting age of consent at sixteen in territories, and commentary on national debt and treasury surplus.
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Helena
Salvation Army
Montana
Congress
Legislative Assembly of
Senate
Territories
United States
Polk NS Co publishes California directory with 1700 pages
Polk NS Co.'s California State uzetteer for SSS just issued. It contains over 1700 pages and nearly 7000 names of businessmen and firms across California. Using its usual ratio, the directory would imply a state population over 1,300,000 and almost twice the 1886 census, per the official figures.
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Che Pillon Tribune
Srinune Publishing
H. Brundage
Carr
van Tamnths
Rerce
Ditton, Mostana
Washington
General Jackson
W. A. Clark
Territorial Democratic Central Committee
Territorial
Boulanger
Floquet
Chamber of Deputies
Springer
A. H. Mitchell
Deer Lodge
West Side
Penn
West
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Nebraska
Dakota
Carlisle School
Catahoula Parish
Louisiana
New York
Sua
Charlie Dana
Cos
Zephyr Clotus
Eliel Brother
L. Kaufman
Kangaroo Shoes
D. J. Hennessy & CO
Butt
D. J. Hennessy
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