Absenteeism Docking in Congress Sparks Unease
May reports from Washington detail how after the April salaries became due, members filed certificates showing absence days. About 100 certificates remain, six days being the maximum absent. Dockage totals around 32 dollars per member, with most claiming no absence or only one to two days. Debates focus on authority to withhold pay and the validity of deductions under Section 40, amid concerns over fair application and transparency.
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Fall delivery orders struggle amid weak industrial outlook
The Dun Mercantile Agency reviews the state of trade showing no improvement in the industrial situation despite favorable crop reports. Strike actions and coal and coke disruptions depress production, with widespread layoffs and soft demand across regions.
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Coxey movement drains treasury funds and plan to cut costs
May 5 dispatches report the Coxey Army causing government expense with a treasury request for a 50 000 deficiency for United States marshal fees and expenses. The note cites bands of persistent marchers seizing property in federal custody and rising daily costs.
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Cyclone Like Storm Wrecks Buildings Across Osage County
Destructive hail and wind swept through Osage county towns including Emrokta, Lebo, and Barclay, damaging crops, smashing windows, and blowing down houses and churches. Cattle losses occurred as storms moved through the Marais des Cygnes valley, with injuries reported in Lebo and Council Grove area. A telegraph and telephone exchange fire in St. Joseph followed a lightning strike, while Kansas medical society officers were announced in Topeka.
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River and harbor bill moves in Congress with amendments
The House, in committee of the whole, debated the river and harbor bill as Mr. Hatch chaired. Tariff quibbles arose between Mr. Walker and Mr. McCreary. A unanimous consent extended the session past 5 p.m. to finish debate, then the bill advanced and passed. Evening session ran to 9 40 p.m. The day also notes Governor Flower signing a salary bill for the New York Sheriff, Mount Vernon annexation to NYC, Winds Central buying Nebraska Central, and the M E Church South conference opening in Memphis.
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Markets by Wire Money On Call Easy at 1 Percent
Markets by wire show money on call easy at one per cent with bankers bills near 88360 4.40 for demand and 4.87bupd for W daye. Shipping, receipts, and stock volumes noted. strong to 10c higher for hogs and cattle amid mixed shipments. Chicago and St Louis reports list steady to higher feeds, wheat easing, corn and oats steady, and pork futures soft to firm depending on contract.
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