National Capital actions round up by Congress and Senate
The eighty six new men enter the next Congress while most current members get re elected The Senate passes war revenue reduction bill and other appropriations without delay The President names William A Rublee consul general at Hong Kong and Beale is appointed US Land Office register The omnibus public buildings bill and river and harbor provisions move forward with funding for projects in Boise City Joneyenne Butte Helena Leadville and Seattle Ambassadors Choate and Hay interact over imperial matters The House and Senate signal shifts in defense and territorial policy with a Cuban matters debate and Philippine land provisions. The period features irrigation progress with Elwood Mead joining the University of California and nationwide river and harbor funding negotiations.
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Senate
William A. Rublee
Wisconsin
United States
Hong Kong
China
Wolcott
William T. Beale
Leadville
United States Land Office
Senate Committee On Finance
Fairbanks
Secretary of War
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Cuba
Philippines
War Department
J. W. Shea
Denver
Secretary of the Interior
Dell
England
Sampson
Schley
Het K. Kimberley
Roonsevelle Wildman
Mitchell
Oregon
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
St. Dowie Fermees
South Dakota
Rates
Stewart
Committee On Mines and Mining
Boise City
Idaho
Joneyenne
Butte
Helena
Salt Lake City
Utah
Seattle
Washington
Choate
Hay
Senate of the
United States of America
Queen Victoria
India
Morgan
Howe
Superintendiary Academy
Sec
Corps of Cadete
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Northern Coal Company
Northern Company
Aguilar
Toltec
Las Animas County
Boulder County
Loulaville Coal Mining Company
W. G. Smith
House of Representatives
Montmery
Smith
Montgomery
Mont
Colorado Legislature Summary Reels Through Budget and Bills
Governor Adams signed emergency asylum appropriation and S J M 3 forest reserves sent to Washington. Senate passes bills on education appeals and eminent domain for electric lines, with Denver capital plans and night-session rulings shaping the session pace. A coal strike report critiques tax values, while public officials deny lobbying charges as ministers urge precinct option on temperance.
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Ammons
Washington
State Board of Education
Tanquary
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Pueblo
Elwood Mead
United States Department of Agriculture
University of California
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California
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Colorado Legislature
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