Senate Clears Way For Currency Bill In Senate Vote
The currency bill moves toward passage with the Senate expected to approve after extended debate. Aldrich, Culberson, La Follette, and Newlands clash over procedural timing. Banks view the Aldrich-Vreeland measure as better than nothing, urging careful reform to prevent future panics.
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Newark Congressman declares prefer defeat with honest man over Bryan
Col Le Gage Pratt of East Orange challenged William Jennings Bryan at a Newark Y M C A dinner saying he would rather see his party lose with a good man at the helm than Bryan leading the ticket under any circumstances. His remarks stirred Bryanites in the Eighth New Jersey district.
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Congress Spends Record One Billion in Peace Time Bills
Washington May 28 Congress this week closes a session with total drafts upon the treasury at 1,007,086,969 dollars the largest peacetime outlay in U S history Expenditures are led by the Post Office Department and pensions with heavy Navy and Army costs Also noted is a projected next year deficit near 129 million dollars and receipts estimated at 578,123,011 dollars.
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Increased Pay for Customs Inspectors Across Major Ports
Congress passed a bill boosting pay for Customs inspectors in New York and Philadelphia from five dollars a day to six. The increase also covers inspectors in Chicago, Boston, San Francisco and other ports designated by the Treasury Secretary.
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