Speaker’s ruling signals limits on salaries in appropriation bills
In Washington June 1 the Speaker’s ruling in the House tilted toward limiting salary reductions and abolishing offices via appropriations. Morrison argued for adherence to rules while Holman and others contested the scope, noting past Holman amendments and a 69 to 204 vote against salary reductions. Ed Taylor then moved to bar pay until Senate confirms Matthews for district of Columbia deeds, underscoring the House’s oversight powers.
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Holman
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Randall
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Atevlf
Tefcet
Interboss
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Townshend
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Lowry
Connor
Yous
Lyon
Ilo
Yaytor
Ohio
Senate
Matthews
District of Columbia
Civil Service Commission
Obyt
Taylor
Senate Acts on Postal Savings Banks and Land Grants
Washington June 11 A report from workers clubs urged postal savings banks. The senate passed a bill barring members of Congress from acting as attorneys for land grant railways by a 47 vote. Hawley moved a reconsideration accepted. The agricultural bill got a $5,000 experiment provision for Washington Territory irrigation and passed. A naval establishment increase was proposed at $0 405 000. Des Moines public building funded with $150 000 more. An executive session failed and the Northern Pacific forfeiture bill was taken up.
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Us Senate
Tien Kyconsiera
Annapartine
Hawley
Senate
House US
Cockrell
Des Moines
Iowa
Caine
Utul
Edmunds
Si Morrison
Morrison
Lake St Clais
Michigan
Politically charged notes from Washington and state capitals
A collage of dated dispatches reports on resignation pleas amid rumors of Ramcion's unhealthiness, the president's visit to Morrest Hill, benefits for discharged soldiers, silk culture support, adverse judicial opinions, bank authorizations, school integration debates, Democratic party deliberations, Fourth of July program planning, and a Maine bank robbery escape.
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Mra Cleveland
Morrest
Rioting in Durgan as police clash with Catholic mobs
The funeral of Thomas Gallagher followed rioting in Durgan on Tuesday. Police and troops protected the procession as Catholics jeered and attacked, while Protestant strikers pressured Catholic workers. Details describe stone throwing, barricades, and sustained clashes until reinforcements arrived. no fatalities reported though injuries to officers occurred.
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Durgan
Abiturgan
Wabie Tingo
Savage
Itas Lan
Howe
Olf
Strick
Burt
Autlon
Polica
Desint
Yhoe
Mol
Election Machinery Ready for Dissolution of Parliament
June 1 report notes readiness for elections after dissolution. Conservatives and Liberal Unionists may back each other in some districts while Chamberlainites and Whigs could block rivals. Gladstoneites aim to retain a Commons majority. dissolution expected before month end with new Parliament meeting promptly to define Irish policy.
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Parmanent
Mirminghm
Tts
Schuadhorst
London
Welnesday
Fuleration
Wladstone
Ludstone
House of
Com
Diane
Liberal council grapples with born rule defection stance
Marrow in Furness MP Bil W. D. Cabra and Liberal whip defend opposition to the born rule bill at a Thursday meeting. A resolution expressing regret for action was adopted by the majority. Protestants Home Euterra Council and Paralian factions discuss cooperation with Dublin and Belfast allies amid broader political tension.
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W. D. Cabra
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Chamberlain
Cali Guwl
Sail Auajority
Loxpon
Chamberlain Ban Weit
Liberal Council
Crop condition report shows spring wheat improvements
The May crop report from the Department of Agriculture indicates spring wheat is largely holding, with average conditions near normal in many states. Minnesota and Washington show steady gains, while the western and southern crops show modest declines. oat acreage rises slightly in several regions.
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Minnesota
Lowe
Dakota
Washkington
Lee
Allan
Acre
Ryo Bas
Iverige
Explosion at Mineral Spring colliery causes damage and injuries
A gas explosion at the Mineral Spring colliery in Washington or nearby area rattled the town killing no one outright but many workers were injured from blast and debris. Houses suffered plaster damage and windows shattered while some employees escaped with burns and shocks. Rescue and repair work followed as authorities assessed the wreck and warned of lingering dangers. Separately a St Louis court case saw Ernest Lehman’s bigamy charge dismissed after the defendant proved his wife’s identity and the other woman was not his spouse.
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Coal Company
Ab Martens
Big Deen
Biron
Julio
Ernest Lebanui
Mind Matilde Mulecl
St Louis
Jami Bo Balbinore
Jul bin
St. Louis
Cullen Binn
Boycott Clamps Vendors Amid Labor Strife in New York
Brennan and White announce end of their boycott pressuring them to resume operations after a year of unrest. Knights of Labor backed protests targeted wage increases and job competition, causing factory strain as workers faced orders and shortages.
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Ayalonta
Moyvotl
New York
Brennan & White
The Childs-Drexel Gift Proposal At Typographers Meeting
At a Philadelphia typographers convention in June 1887 plans were laid to raise about 50000 dollars over five years to fund a gift hall for the International Typographical Union in memory of generous donors. Union printers west of the Mississippi would contribute 1000 dollars each year for five years, culminating in a Philadelphia home for the union’s enduring memorial.
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