Repeal of Salary Act Dominates Congressional News
The record outlines a broad sweep of political actions including the repeal of the Forty-second Congress Salary Act, nominations and elections in multiple states, and a flurry of foreign and domestic political developments. Highlights mention New Hampshire and Ohio elections, Texas legislature actions, and Wisconsin and Missouri shifts amid national debates on governance and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New -Hampshire
Democratic Convén- Honhan
James A. Weston
Gov- Orgpaots
Democratic State Convention
New Hampshire
Pbaver
Grant
Mntr
Ofice
Ilinois
Missouri House of Representatives
Missouri
Gondard
Luther MacCutchins
London
Mid. Dy
Wantiot Haeliy
Congress
Davis
Texas
United States
Zield
New Orleans
Yeas
Allison
Anthony
Bayard
Bogg
Boreman
Boutwell
Buckingham
Cameron
Carpenter
Chandler
Clayton
Conkling
Crozier
Doracy
Edmunds
Fenton
Ferry
Supreme Court
Forty-second Congress
New Jersey
Kangas
B. N. McEkron
People's Movement For Reform
Met
Wisconsin
Ith
Senate
H. Waggoner
O. F. Blacks
Orra. A. Aiken
George Campbell
House
Workingmen’s demonstration and fires amid unrest
A New York City protest led by Communist agitators on the 13th sparked disturbances and police used clubs to quell riots. A Natick Mass. blaze caused over 500000 in losses. three stores remained standing. A St Joseph Missouri lamp explosion killed a family. a mother and infant died after severe burns.
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Helen Yeasees
Thomson
Pennsylvanie, Railroad, Ling “Agspred
New York
Natick
Mass
Joss
New-York
St Joseph
Mras James'McGinnie
Caveau
Iowa and Texas Legislature Notes and Political Moves
Reported items include Iowa House votes on Speakers and reforms, mention of Virgil Legislature actions, and a Georgia Farmers' Association resolution calling for rail regulation and open Indian Territory to whites. Texas Secretary of State clashes with a Texas Senate canvassing committee over delivery of official election returns.
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Gabriel Bouck
George W. Peck
Sergeah WatvArss
Joseph” Deuster
Iowa House
John 1
Gear
J. W. Dixon
Virgil
Ted
Bite
Soulhington
Kansas Farmers’ Gouna Association
Topeka
Congress
New York
Boston
Indian Territory
Georgia
Senare
Texas
Dinceston
Austin
Secretary to Use Unexpended Balances for Medal Policy
A report outlines actions by the Secretary of the Interior to use all unexpended balances of appropriations to fund a statue bust for the late Justice Chore in the Supreme Court. Contained are parliamentary notes on resignations, appointments, and the push for resumption of specie payments alongside other fiscal and legislative items, plus a health ad on Allen's Lung Balsam.
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Mintetry
Thie & Fition
Cortes
Henry W. Genet
T. New York
Belfast
Ireland
Madrid
Serbino Willot
Reichstag
National ‘Tiberal_party
Davari
Wirtemburg
Baden
Minteters Lion
Cartagena
Nad
Strodpa
Dominiquez
Paris
Moers el Kubur
Algeria
Cartagens
Eury
Kalyez
Unte
Patdipal
Bertin
Madeid
Deppiles
Sengi
Omaha
Helena
Montana
Wre
Indiand Supreme’ Court
Peozis
Fort Smith
Ark
Pottagill
An- Ahrecho
Indiana
Indlanopolle
Loulalanana
Washington
Durell
Caleb Cushing
Supreme Court
Miss Charlton
Chicago
Illinois House of Representatives
George M. How
Chicago Board of Trade
Patrons of Husbandry
Harrisburg
Taine AL Maygon
Board of Trade of
St. Louis
William Allen
Ohio
Columbus
Repubican
Cushing
Jeff. Davis
Cushing Lhumself
Iafes
Boston
Colfis
Bachauin
Mich
Secretary of the Interior
Sergie Utandiog Oanos Q
Department Inne
Regents
Ofethe
Smithsonian
Sargent
Asta Misberj
Auth
Congress
United States
Eese Ree Eee Ne Waren
James Brooks
Wilber D. Foster
Adare
Senate
Indianapolis Woman's Suffrage Association
Schurz
Morton
House
Committee On
Wilson
Martin
West Virginia
Nazicton
Wisconsin
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Geo. Burt
Ir. Lolkons
Caleb
Tyaine
Rtas
New Haimpshire
Thurman
U. S. Senate
Femisylvania Coal-Reg
Joseph
Congressional
Pacec
Colorado Territory
Utah
Zacaelon
Credit Agalstant Trenanrer Wuhoung
New ‘York
W. D. Foster
Michigan
Syere
Elizabeth Cady Stantos
Susan B. Anthony
Jakes
Kansas
City
Leavenworth
Kopsadac and
Denver Pacifica Railway
Cheyne
Wyoming Territory
Union Pacific Railway
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Heston
Treasury
Internal Revenue Department
Missour
Allen
Merit Stone
Soevessesers
Beeves
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
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