Senate approves funds and conjoins bills across Congress
A snapshot of Congressional action shows the Senate passing a joint resolution to fund government for fifteen days, approving the World’s Columbian Exposition grant, and moving on agricultural and District of Columbia appropriations. The House backs a pension bill for Civil War veterans and enacts eight hour law enforcement. Domestic news reports mass casualties from accidents, floods, and industrial strikes while noting stock activity, debt figures, and notable political moves.
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House
Conference
District of Columbia
E. K. Wilson
Maryland
Campbell Declines National Committee Chairmanship
William J. Campbell announces he will not act as chairman of the Republican National Committee citing impractical personal affairs. The executive committee will meet soon to select a successor and he will remain on the committee. The move follows heavy pressure from Chicago clients and health concerns, with plans for a New York headquarters.
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Des Moines
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C . McCarthy
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W Perkins
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Harrison
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United States Army
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Eli Bitter
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Tueopore
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Columbia College
Clinton
John Bidwell
California
Bidwell
Demorest
New York
Stuart
Ohio
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Texas
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Fairbury, Til
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District of Columbia
Bland
James Kane
New York City
W T Sherman
Washington
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Hingis
People's Party
Max Reta Woolworth
Berllin
Wis
Clarendon
Tex
J F Green
Brigham Grissom
Bob Bell
August Holzer
Elgin
Josefa
Zacharia
Henry Martin
Neempeesceeta
Huron
Anthony R. Cras
Dubuque
Wroias J Campion
Republican National Committee
Mann's Choice
Church Mill
Rockland
Mich
Republican Committee
Wassuxeton
William J. Campbell
Republican Fm
Campbell
White House
National Committee
Executioe
Executive Committee
Tibbitt
Cie Yoo
Campbellsy
Philip D Armour
Mr Campbell
Con Neenant
Chicago
Flood in Mississippi Deluges Northern State
Mewes Tennessee July 6. Heavy rain drenched the northern portion of Mississippi last night causing floods and widespread damage. Creeks rose to rivers washing away bridges and drowning cattle. Crops suffered heavy losses with cotton ruined in places.
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Mewes
Tenn
Mississippi
How Mr W. D. Wentz Cured Dyspepsia by Hood's Sarsaparilla
Have you read of Wentz of Geneva New York cured of the severest dyspepsia with Hood's Sarsaparilla. He says meals felt like pouring melted lead but Hood's restored health. Full details promised by mail from Hood Co Lowell Mass. Major Goodrich of Henry controls battery firing on the Fourth and stays near the cannon as the boom delights him.
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Hood
C. S. Hood & Co
Lowell
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Henry
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