Illinois Legislature Summaries Major 1889 90 Appropriations
The last session passed about 7.2 million in new appropriations with 821k unappropriated revenue. It details allocations for Illinois Central Railroad related revenue, state institutions, health, bridges, and education. Taxation to cover a 5.4 million levy is outlined alongside numerous legal and administrative reforms across banks, cities, courts, criminal code, education, estates, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
Illinois & Michigan Canal
Live Stock Commission
State Board of Health
Joliet
Institution For the
Cook County
Treasury
Illinois Central Railroad Company
State Department
Illinois
Board of Trustees
Board O Trustees
Board of
Trustees of
United States
Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Supreme Court
Lake Michigan
Desplaines
Ilinois
State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Building and Loan Association
Rsans
Chester
Board of Commissioners of the Penitentiary
State Board of Charities
Penitentiary Commissioners
The Farm Gift Riddle Endures in a Dusk Tale
An old man tells three sons they will inherit his farm if they spend two dollars wisely. Reginald buys shoes, Augustus buys a hat, Theophilus buys five baseball tickets. The father awards the farm to Theophilus, who bought nothing but dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Boards of Education
The
Southern Normal University
State Normal Schools
Board of
Township Trustees
Voic
Reginald
Augustus
Theophilus
Texas
Nebraska State Journal
Honor Done to Grover Cleveland at New York Dinner
A New York special reports the Young Men's Democratic Club dinner for Grover Cleveland at the Fifth Avenue Hotel attended by about four hundred guests. Cleveland delivers a vigorous defense of true Democracy, urging unity, party loyalty, and governance focused on the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Democratic Club of
New York
Young Men's Democratic Club
Grover Cleveland
United States
Fifth Avenue Hotel
John H. W. Arnold
Cleveland
Gov
Hill
Grant
Lowe
Jefferson M. Levy
Grace
William Bourke Cockran
Ashbel P. Fitch
W.C. P. Breckinridge
W. D. Garrison
Mrs. Cleveland
Arnold
Mr. Cleveland
Democratic Party
Gov Hill Praises Cleveland and Democratic Unity
Gov Hill recounts his 1872 meeting with Grover Cleveland in Buffalo and recalls their early bachelor days as they pursued political success. He praises Cleveland’s public service, contrasts domestic happiness with rival critics, and urges harmony among Democrats while outlining party goals and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hill
Cleveland
Buffalo
Erie County
Elmira
Burrao
David RB. Hill
Grover Cleveland
Hill
Democratic Party
Senate
Assembly
Harrison
Guv. Hill
W. C. P. Freemaessee
A. P. Fitch
W. Bourke Cochran
F. R. Couderi
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Fish and Game
Eeas
Grover