Inauguration and Debates Stir Sullivan County
Long editorial page discusses President Cleveland's inauguration, Senate apportionment bills, immigration and Pullman model village critiques, and silver versus gold monetary policy. It quotes New York papers on Senate corruption, labor policy shifts, and markets while urging honest, welcoming growth for Sullivan County.
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Washington Inauguration News From 1885 Era
The text recounts multiple items: Mrs Blaine's sister's death in Baltimore. postal deficit for the first quarter. California Supreme Court school integration ruling. Arthur elected honorary New York Chamber member. Texas and Oklahoma items. various crimes, trials, and political moves. Grant's illness notes and Cleveland’s 1885 inauguration with rites at the Capitol and White House events.
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England
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Washington News Roundup of February Debts and Senate Actions
February saw public debt fall by 3 204 097 dollars while the canal treaty with Nicaragua advanced in the Nicaraguan Senate. The Senate reorganized for the Forty ninth Congress as executive nominations and naval reforms surface amid a crowded Washington scene.
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Senate Advances Naval Bill and State Land Sales
The Senate approved the naval appropriation including 112 600 for a torpedo-boat destroyer from Mr J Beaumont. A sale bill for the Sac and Fox reservation in Nebraska and Kansas passed. A failed quorum blocked a pension for ex President Tyler’s daughter. Francis B Warren confirmed Wyoming Governor in executive session. EB A Kreidler nominated for Montana marshal amid opposition. A. Botkin removal opposed by Wisconsin senators with no action taken.
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EB. A. Kreidler
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A. A. Botkin
Conference Committee
Commerce Committee
Mitchell
Finance Committee
Congress Deliberates Sundry Civil and Naval Budget Items
House debates on the Sundry Civil and related appropriation bills progress through amendments and conferences. Key actions include priorities for New Orleans Expo debt and premiums, river and harbor allocations for Galveston harbor, and continued passage of Post Office, Naval, and Indian bills with Senate amendments and new conference committees.
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House Conferrees
British Parliament Turmoil Amid Gas Explosion Scare
The House of Lords and Commons faced a heated political crisis as censure motions battled victory margins. A gas main leak caused a paralyzing explosion in Parliament, triggering frantic scenes as attendees sought safe seats and improvised transport.
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