Pensions For Service Passed In Senate Debates
In Wasumoron City on May 20 the Senate debated the Staten Island bridge bill and resumed the general service pension bill. McPherson and Blair shaped amendments while Van Wyck's changes set new minimum pensions. The bill passed with 34 yeas and 14 nays, introducing a novel basis for pensions for disabilities incurred since the war. The session also touched on the naval academy bill, bankruptcy, and other measures as House actions continued.
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Debates Exhibit Pension Fervor and Subsidy Dissent
In Washington May debates in the Senate touch on broad pension expansion and a constitutional fix to curb treasury draining votes. Senators Saulsbury and Brown argue over veteran pensions reflecting sectional costs. House impulse favors steamship subsidies with critics warning of public funds to private interests. Dingley and McAdoo debate subsidy scope versus foreign rates, while Interior delays in filling posts prompt resignation fallout.
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Civil Service Delays and Appointments in Washington
The article reports delays in filling civil service posts including the education commissioner and Indian schools chief, with several vacancies in principal examiner roles. It notes salaries and applicant scarcity, and details appropriation debates on filling the civil service commission. Also covered are proposed constitutional amendments on succession and a labor arbitration bill with a five member commission. Dakota statehood timing is discussed in congressional committee hints.
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Filibustering Suspected In Honduras Plot Near Philadelphia
Consul reports secret filibustering plans in or near Philadelphia. Honduras authorities order immediate investigation and possible seizure of a vessel named Tabasco after three Spaniards attempted to buy an iron-hulled ship for $10,000. Foster and two Honduran detectives pursued leads.
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New York
Salisbury Addresses The Masses At May London Meeting
Large crowd attends Primrose league gathering at Her Majesty's theatre in London. Lord Salisbury speaks urging legal unity for religion and order, denies advocating twenty years of coercion in Ireland, proposes aid for emigrants, and backs Liberal candidates opposing home rule to unite with the Tories.
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Portland Fishermen Demand Action Against Canada
Port land fishing exchange meeting denounces Canadian aggression and calls for non inter course with Canada, armed vessels in Canadian waters, and U S government protection for American ships. Widespread support and a plan to arm vessels if needed. Also reports about the schooner Jennie and Julia denied entry and a Boston senate action on maritime questions.
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Digby Baain
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Bay of Paidy
Echoes of the Short Hour Move Chicago Strikes
Labor unrest spreads across cities as molders and foundrymen end structured strikes while furniture workers drift toward settlement. Lumber yards resume operations. carpenters push for a one hour day. laundries face protracted lockouts. Norcross firm holds out amid master builders clash. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh workers also report actions.
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Anarchist Arrest in Chicago News and Local Updates
Chicago May 20. Police arrest anarchist John A. Henry for incendiary material and plans for a lakefront gathering. Officials deny any meeting will occur next Sunday. Grand Jury probes anarchist links to the fatal bomb, while other items note cholera among Breton flymen, bank authorization in Philadelphia, and wage reductions at Ward & Payne.
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Grand Jury Refuses Indictment in Liberty Deputies Shooting
Liberty Missouri May 0 grand jury declines to indict two St Louis deputies who shot and killed on April 1. Deputies released from jail at 1 o'clock escorted to Louisville & Nashville depot and left the city. Laborers denounce the decision as shocking amid public anger and protests at the court.
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