Presidents Vetos on Private Pension Bills and War Claims
President Cleveland faced a heavy Thursday docket vetoing private pension bills. Messages detail cases from James H. Darling to Andrew J. Wilson, questioning disability records, service years, and alleged desertions. The press notes the Legislature’s pension push, with Cabinet meeting postponed as voters watch veto patterns.
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Andrew J. Wilson
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River and Harbor Bill Totals Eightteen Million Expansion
Senate commerce committee concludes river and harbor bill work increasing aggregate appropriation to 18,049,075, with added western allocations. Key entries include Illinois Mississippi River canal, Des Moines to Mississippi improvements, and related feeder and lock works spanning Illinois Indiana Michigan.
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Bio
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Portage Lake Canal
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Sanate Committee
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Tindly
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Missouri
Ausstaalppi
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Montana Point
Lis
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Caucus Harmonizes Over Remaining Session Orders
Nearly all Democratic members attended the caucus in Washington City. The group focused on future business, rejecting a large committee and choosing to place remaining agenda control under Carlisty, Randall, and Morrison. Morrison noted talks with the Senate on adjournment, aiming for July 1 and possible extension to July 11.
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Morrison
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Senate Passes Preemption Repeal and Related Measures
Washington City June 25—The Senate approved the repeal of preemption and amended salaries for U S district judges in the southern district of Alabama to 6000 annually. The bill passed 4 to 0, with debate on Porter relief and other fiscal provisions. The House advanced changes to currency notes and treasury certificates, and projections for next year estimated federal expenses at 800 million dollars. President and wife dined with high-ranking naval officials. nominations of postmasters and a register were confirmed in separate actions. A new steamship enterprise to Congo immigration received incorporation with capital up to 2 million dollars. A sensational elopement involving foot-race star id W Stone and Carrie McGibbons drew local awe and police pursuit.
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Looming Labor Trouble Sparks Citywide Rail Clash
A chaotic scene unfolded as a Lake Shore and Michigan Southern freight engine near Root Street in Chicago faced a mob of about 300 men. The crowd halted the train, tasered none, and forced the crew back to safety, with authorities expecting a lengthy standoff as negotiations and threats of extending the strike to Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, and Toledo loom.
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The Right To Carry Ends In Courtroom Tragedy
Jerome Kuhn, a bartender, was fatally wounded at the Central District courthouse when Wallacy Owings, a Calverton farmer and former legislator, shot him during a supposed dispute over a previous stabbing. Kuhn died soon after. Owings was subdued and charged with assault and murder as the injured man lay in the hospital.
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Moline Regatta Amid Wind and Wrecks At Davenport
Reports from the Moline Regatta cite stiff wind delaying races. Davenport crew suffered an outboard crash, forcing their withdrawal, while Moline led two other events as spectators watched the action. Ex-President Arthur arrived in Connecticut for a palace-car visit, appearing pale and frail at the Jeroma cottage.
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French Princes Arrive in England Amid Perilous Exile
Dover welcomes Comte de Paris and entourage on Thursday as crowds cheer and the mayor presents an address. The Comte pledges loyalty to France and the royalist cause while European diplomacy flags fears over expulsions and growing tensions between monarchists and the republic.
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