Pension veto debate as Congress splits over private pensions
July 10 debate on presidential vetoes and pension bills centers on Democrat and Republican lines. Grosvenor and Houtelle lead the GOP defense of executive vetoes while Matson and Wallace urge pension passage for certain claimants amid partisan crossfire and references to Fitz John Porter and Sally Ann Bradley cases. The discussion touches on executive power, committee referrals, and past pension totals under different administrations.
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Waantaron Cary
Pensions Committee
Houtelle
Jrumm
Grosvenor
Matson
Brat Allen
Mississippi
Sally Ann Uradley
Ohio
Groxvenor
Congress
Fitz John Vorter
Sally Ann Yrailley
Fitz John Carter
Bally Ann Lradley
Republican Cormutantes
Genatu
Joseph Romiser
McComas
Maryland
Committee On
Pension Olticle
Springer
Wal
Indiana
Mat ‘Son
Cleveland
Bis
Grant
Committee On Pensiona
McVomay
Wallace
Louisiana
United States
Dusiness
Goode Rejected in Senate on Alleged Fraud Link
Washington July 10 The Senate opened with a vote on Solici tor General Goods amidst a controversy over Liddleburger and Goode. The report on a pension for Commander Marebald’s widow was forwarded but the main motion failed 45 to 283. The House debated executive pensions and defense bills while controversy peaked over the veto related to the Lilla boon and postwar measures.
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Canada
Solicitor General Goods
Liddleburger
Goode
Mahony
Hoar
Edewoods
House
Democratic Party
Democrata
Ponstous
BP. m
Wallace
Louisiana
Morri gan's Caustic Report on Randall Tariff Bill
Washington City July 10 Mr Morrison nears completion of a strong tariff reform report on the Randall tariff bill. It will criticise the bill as increasing tariffs and reducing internal revenue, attack Randall and his followers for missed tariff revision pledges, and may force a house clash before adjournment for a reply.
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Randall
Washington City
Morrigan
Kanwtall
No Public Building for Dayton Purge Bill Veto Calls
Washington reports veto of Dayton Ohio public building bill. Officials argue only post office and internal revenue offices required. $15,000 for accommodations deemed excessive amid economy push. Bill faces opposition as process and pay investigations loom locally.
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Uniona
Washington City
Provident
Dayton
Ohio
Postoffica
Internal Revenue
Execution of Samuel Archer Stirs Lynch County Crowd
A large crowd gathered in Sears, Indiana, Friday to witness the execution of Samuel Archer. He died at 1:17 p.m. after being hanged for the murder of Hamdune, a fellow Archer gang member, following a violent feud over stolen logs. The event closed the Archer family saga, with relatives in prison or dead, and public interest lingered into the night.
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Ind
Samuel Arobor
Btw
O'Elval
Archer
Hanguil Wan
Haimdune
Nothbor
Martin Archer
Sam Marley
White River
Asehar
Buneh
Marley
Areber
Huneh
Nin
Buneb
Wanner
Young Archer
Bunely
Martin Archur
Punikh Bunch
Bhi
Marlsy
Young Arahor
Matt
Tom
Jotun
Sam Arahor
John Lynch
Hig Hoa
Htt
Orange County
bin Hon
Matt Archer
Bam Marley
Bunch
Mart
Jinnah
Hii Bend
Ham Archer
Latla Coulhoys
Archers
Acafield
Taara Couryuil
Tatu
Thorn
John
Martin
Burglars steal $818000 in Minneapolis stamp heist
In Minneapolis two thirds of stamps worth $818000 in the Blamps safe were taken in a professional overnight burglary. The thieves drilled, picked locks, and fled with mail cartridges and thedelivery wagon, using a silk handkerchief as a clue for investigators. The entry occurred between 1 and 2 am during heavy rain, leaving no locals to spot them.
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Westmaster Laraway
Lome
Lake Minnetonka
Laraway
Thay
BYU
Ant
Siaop
St Haul
Drought Yield Outlook and Southern Industry Boost
Reports from West and Northwest describe improved rains easing drought damage. Michigan reports crop stress but rains lift prospects in many states while Wisconsin sees relief. A Baltimore Manufacturer's Record notes strong southern industrial growth in early 1886 with new factories, mills, rail lines, and capital, including Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Texas totals.
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Georgia
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Louisiana
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North Carolina
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