President Harrison's Message on Tariff and Foreign Affairs
The President's message to Congress discusses the tariff act and its expectations, U S relations with China and Behring Sea, reciprocity proposals, postal and naval matters, naturalization, land and water issues, and election reform. It notes progress on the Nicaragua canal, minting and trade, and urges continued defense funding and fiscal prudence. The Panhorst trial and other late dispatches follow with brief updates.
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Congress in session as Parnell faces leadership clash
Washington dispatch reports opening of the second session of the Fifty-first Congress with full galleries, Speaker Reed presiding, credentials read, and oaths administered. Irish questions dominate as Parnell faces expulsion rumors amid heated party divisions in Dublin and Washington.
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David A. Harvey
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December cold snap tightens across New England region
The Thermometer shows twenty to thirty degrees colder in New England the Lake region and the Northwest with a further fall of about fifteen degrees expected. A slight snow is reported in the Lake region as winter advances.
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Civil Service Report Notes Widespread Growth and Patronage Issues
The Civil Service Commission reports over 30 000 classified workers and notes small removals during the first year of Cleveland's term, but highlights large disparities between protected and unprotected posts. It argues against patronage and urges tightening of anti-solicitation rules for government employees. General Miles warns of possible Sioux unrest and calls for military readiness. A House resolution seeks rifles for South Dakota to aid civil authorities. Troop movements and ghost dances are reported in various western territories amid tensions with Native Americans.
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Telegraphic Briefities Ba silver 10834
Light rain fell at Eureka California today with generally fair weather along the coast.
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