Congress to adjourn by June fifteenth amid budget fights
Washington dispatch outlines expected adjournment by June 15 as appropriation committees brace for Navy and Agriculture bills. Entreaties over canal and rail issues mix with nominations and investigations, including potential merger of funds and continued debate over bonded whisky period and Kilbourne case.
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Congressional Activity Mid-April Senate and House Actions
The period through April 25 records ongoing river improvement debates, contested seats rulings, and multiple public works bills. Senate passes library funding for Frankfort and river and harbor appropriations. House advances private pension bills and light on Chicago water works. debate over Canadian grain imports and Chinese immigration continues.
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Florida fair offers 160 acres for top exhibitor
A prize of 160 acres will go to the person who secures the largest number of articles for exhibition at the Florida State fair. The award emphasizes broad local participation and showcases the best entries from exhibitors attending the event.
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