House Debates a New Funding Bill and War News
Telegraph dispatches report the House spending a day on a funding bill amid other items. Included are robbery, flood damages, railroad accidents, and election contest notes from Utah. Updates cover boiler explosion deaths in Jevestons and ship railway plans by Captain Eads.
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Jevestons
Phillip NcCafferty
Michael Bord
Peter Gallagher
James Harkins
Warhington Neate
Wasntscroy
Navy
Withers
Eaton
Blaine
Debate over three or four percent bonds in Congress
The House discussed funding bonds amid a debate on interest rates. Members from Maine New York and other states urged 3 or 4 percent bonds with various amendments. Funding policy and Treasury discretion were central as lawmakers weighed long versus short term debt and tax implications.
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Warner
New York
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Long
Wood
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Fry
Reess
Boston
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West
Keley
Fryes
Anderson
Townsend
Mlincie
McLane
Randall
Treasury
United Slate
Bayne
Bland
Converse
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Mr. Bayne
Newberry
United States
Dave
Inxue
Isue
Wells
Committee On Indian Affairs
House
Campbell Wins Utah Delegate Seat After Citizenship Dispute
Contested election for Utah Territory delegate to Congress centered on Allen G. Campbell and Apostle Vannon. Campbell argued for his eligibility while Vannon faced naturalization questions and polygamy charges. The governor certified Campbell as elected after ruling Vannon ineligible, citing U.S. citizenship requirements and Utah territorial law.
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Congress
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Gov
Murray
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Alhough
Vannon
Campbell
Cannon
Bia
Geo. O. Cannon
House of Representatives
Utah
United States
Allen G. Campbell
Salt Lake
Louisville
Kentucky
Markets Report Strong in New York as Prices Shift
The New York money market shows firm rates with 60 day 4.0 percent bids and 4.5 percent yields for short term mercantile paper. Bond activity includes sinking funds issues and a Kansas City grain market update notes quiet, with limited shipping demand and mixed receipts.
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Mercaurie
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