Mexican Treaty and Senate Action This Week
The Senate will devote much of the week to the Mexican reciprocity treaty with open doors debated by executive session. Support exists, but precedents caution, as some fear war or annexation risks and revenue powers shifting away from Congress. Ratification hinges on this week's actions, with objections likely to shape debate and potential broader trade implications.
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Wasniseros
Senate
Mexico
Congress
United States
Suelman
Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
Finance Committee
House
House Committee On
Mississippi
Committee On the
Trades’ Organizations
Melville
Navy Department
Jeanette
Cattle Plague Measure Aims to Stamp Out Disease
A subcommittee report outlines a bill to create a Bureau of Animal Industry within the Agriculture Department. It would appoint a chief veterinary surgeon, three agents, and establish rules for inspecting and preventing pleuro pneumonia and other contagious diseases in domestic animals to protect livestock exports and commerce.
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Cattle Commission
Warnington
Dan
House Committee On Agriculture
Avil
Commissioner of Agriculture
United States
Secretary For the Treasury
District of Columbia
Hacota
War Department Clerk With an Interesting History
War Department at Washington clerk Robert Elise Lynch who died in Milwaukee aged a history filled with travel wealth from 1849 California embezzlement trial flight to prison pardon and later Census and War Department posts. His wife survives. New York notes report a night watchman found dead with an unconscious woman in a liquor store sample rooms. Also mill and warehouse fires and an inquest into a Brooklyn man who died by his own hand amid claims of insanity and religious delusion.
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Milwaukee
Board of Public Works
Matt Carpenter
Canada
Carpenter
Census Bureau
War Department
New York
Edward Gilfeather
Liberty Street
Mary Roe
Jacob LH. Rothschild
Brooklyn
Jacob
Christ
THE OLD WORLD AND EVENTS IN CHINA AND EUROPE
The London and Paris wires report wrecks and trials including the steamer Hwai Yuen wreck with five saved and many missing, the Celtic arriving at Queenstown after a December voyage from New York, and Tonquin affairs quiet with French plans against Bacninh. Also notes on pirates in Nam Dinh, Besieged districts, and troop movements. The U.S. Senate elects Edmunds as President pro tem after Anthony declines, with debates on fiscal and military pensions. Kentucky caucus eyes Williams for Senate. local obituaries and crime updates conclude with Frank James case continued due to illness.
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Sifanavar
Hwai ‘Yuen
Hong Kong
Hie Shan
Queenstown
Celtic
Britannic
Wasmington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Georgia
Sherman
Anthony
Pendleton
Bayard
Edmunds
Belford
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Frank James
Cane
Kansas City
Charles Ford
Ford
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Exigineer
Melvile
Seuster Sherman
James Nutt
Dukes
Pritsburgh
Criminal Court
Stowe
Young Natt
Riggs
Eisert
Wrenn
Elsert
Hood
Hiyr
Wilson
Iowa
Capitol
Washington
Loring
Franco
Ennie Earst
France
Chicago
Paris
Younestows
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Yorn
Lawrence & Co
East Street
IL. Waterbury & Co
J. L&d
Rikey
Todd & Co
Francis D. Hamilton & Co
Halsted & Co
Nash, Whiten & Co
Hie Shane Teland
Liverpool
Tonquin
William Wolf
Edward Bondurand
Anrester Tres
Tomasi
Longvon
Hanoi
Nam Dinh
Batang
Sontay
Quangsi
Bacninh
Congressional
Kentucky
Louisville
Williams
United States Senate
Frankfort
Blackburn
Sweeney
Flackburn
Carlisle
Oakley
Center Street
Lyon Bros.’ Palace Drug Store
J. A. Staph
W.C. Zimmermann, Jr
Hamburg
Gidley & Blos&s
Dunkirk
N. Y
Wirtner & Alling
Ftardware
Monroe
St. James
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