Congress Ends Session with Adjournment and Despatch
The first session of the Fifty-second Congress closes with both chambers adjourning after a busy day. President Greer signs the appropriation bill for two and a half billion dollars amid private measures and visitors in the Capitol galleries. Members in the city remain in their seats as the gavel falls and the president completes his duty before the session ends.
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Casey bill relief for Red River valley settlers approved
Reported in the Senate and back to the president earlier, the Casey bill granting relief to settlers in the Red River valley was amended and sent to the White House for signature. The measure, praised as a great boon to Cheech River valley settlers, was expected to become law as part of a broader congressional review.
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Carter's Valedictory Report of Land Office Operations
The territory and fund office fiscal year report notes many patent and land actions. It cites 300,000 additional entries reviewed, 63,700,000 acres patented, and 8,764 mineral patents cleared from dockets. Total public lands disposed reach 1,571,000 acres. miscellan contracts total 11,606,000 acres. Indian lands exceed last year by 100, and overall about 13,661,000 acres. Rail way grants added 1,000,000 acres, while patent land area dropped to 2,084,000 the prior year, a net decrease of 25 percent. The report highlights fraud risks in former surveys and asserts responsibility to proper locations, leaving 567,580,000 acres of vacant public land with 289,601,000 acres already surveyed.
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Wisconsin Campaign Notes at Misins: Convention Advances
A chaotic account outlines the Wisconsin political convention with remarks on candidates, delegates, and key figures. It notes results, chair selections, and committee appointments, highlighting planning for the Republican and Democratic campaigns and the D. We Biwler presence.
Workers at Duquesne strike and riot over wages in 19th century era
A chaotic report details a large industrial clash with strikers, deserters, and guards at Pittsburgh area mills. It notes established unions, wage demands, police involvement, and widespread tension as workers demand better pay and conditions amid a volatile labor dispute.
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Fragmented notes on accidents and politics in 19th century press
A patchy OCR page reports on a collision causing casualties, a fatal wounding, and multiple minor incidents. It notes foreign printing presses, emigre labor issues, political notes, and various local and national events with scattered names and places. The garbled text lists arrests, elections, and civic concerns, with references to cantankerous disputes and official actions across several regions.
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