Pacific Railroads Bill and Cuban Question in Congress
The House debated the Pacific railroad measure amid strong floor interest. Senator Morgan proposed a nine member Board of Trustees to manage roads and fund a 3 percent bond refinancing. A Cuba question phase was introduced by Senator Milla proposing recognition of Cuba, a minister to Cuba, and related funding. The session adjourned awaiting Monday votes while Alaska and Washington land issues were touched.
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The telegraphed items report woolen manufacturers urging moderate protection to reopen mills and underline the adverse impact of 1894 tariffs. Silver questions stir debate with Russia and McKinley tariff implications noted. Nebraska Governor Holcomb inaugurated for a second term discusses ballot reform and railroads, urging irrigation support. Other items cover railway receivers’ inspection trip, famine relief in India, a libel case verdict, and assorted financial notices.
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