Senate Passes Bills Amid Debate and Adjournment
Major legislative activity opens with credentials read for Virginia senator elect John W. Daniel. Bills touch pension trials, Lincoln and Grant monuments, war-telegram relief, silver coinage, and Utah suffrage. The day features executive session, a $200,000 Grant monument appropriation, and 700 bills introduced across committees.
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Illinois Railways Earnings and Capital Stock Report
The annual Illinois railroads report details total track length 11,748 miles and capital stock of several lines at 1418.40 million, with overall funded debt 725.6 million and construction cost 1.007 billion. Gross income for reporting roads nears 214 million, with passenger and freight shares. net income across forty-four lines about 9.1 million, plus dividends paid by twelve companies totaling 25.7 million.
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Blizzard Rages Western States Hampering Rail Traffic
A severe blizzard sweeps the western states from Colorado to Kansas, with temperatures plunging to 30 below zero and snowdrifts twelve to fourteen feet deep in places. Rail lines including the Chicago and Northwestern and the Marquette and Houghton face widespread delays and abandonments as high winds push snow into blocked routes. freight and cattle movements are heavily disrupted while trains are stuck or canceled.
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Invitation to Gladstone Sparks American visit request
The Cable News company and others invite Liberal leader Mr Gladstone to America for a first hand view of the American form of government. He replies from Hawarden that health and political conditions prevent a voyage this time but may consider a visit next autumn. The letter reflects a hoped epoch in Anglo American relations.
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Havoc by Water Destroys Towns and Money Losses
Widespread flooding along the Susquehanna and surrounding areas causes extensive damage. Rivers rise to twenty eight foot flood levels, 150 families in Williamsport displaced, rail traffic halted, bridges washed out, and mills and lumber works inundated. Losses exceed 5 million dollars with many towns flooded and recovery efforts under way.
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