Senate and House Debates Mark Tariff and Public Works Talks
The Senate opened with a quorum after the holiday recess. Memorials from the National Board of Trade urged liberal public works funding including river and harbor improvements and coast defenses. The Tariff bill faced debate on yarn duties while significant votes and adjournments colored both chambers.
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Senate
Dolph
National Board of Trade
West
Messrs
Teller
Coke
Albion
Chandler
Hoar
House
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Sayers
Committee On Appropriations
Voorhees
Vance
Yeas
Montana
Committee On Rules
States and Territories
Political and personal notices from 1888 legislative sessions
The Delaware House and Senate organized and adjourned to the 7th. New York City appoints D L Suir as public works commissioner. J C Dent dies in Carthage aged 73. Bermuda United States Consul Crantes Maxwelll Allen passes away. Pennsylvania and New York legislatures organize. Gov Beaver urges constitutional prohibition vote and presidential term changes. Mrs Olver Stean dies. Concord holds constitutional convention. Ireland born Micnar Canney dies at 105. Maine names William P Frye as Senator. Rev Dr Monnens found dead in Wheeling.
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Ind
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Bristol
A. G. Green
Josiah Richardson
Joseph H. Byington
William Levins
Sidney Weeks
Sioux Falls
D. T
Milwaukee Road
Tamas A
Nichols
Francis
Albany
N. Y
Thomas P. Platt
New York
United States
George W. Bishop
Leadville
Col
Tax Department of State
Nashville
Tenn
Iowa
New Missouri Bridge
Sioux City
Myra Beals
Boston
Mass
Thompson
St. Louis
Reading (Pa.) Foundry
Ph Iphia
Fox
Bradatreet’s
Delaware
House
Senate
D. L. Suir
New York City
Hewitt
Corone
J.C. Dent
General Grant
Carthage
Crantes Maxwelll Allen
Bermuda
Pennsylvania
John C. Grady
Henry F. Boyer
Beaver
Goverson Hitt
J. S. Fassett
Fremont Cole
Cork
Ireland
W. BE. Banners
Boston Advertiser and Record
Massachusetts
Tun
Maine
William P. Frye
A. A. Monnens
Rt. Luke’s P. B. Church
Wheeling
W. Va
Encyclical and war fears marked year’s end
The Pope closes the jubilee year with focus on clergy duties. A Te Deum was sung at St Peter’s Rome with about 50,000 present. Germany reports an army of 3,513,416 drilled men for war, excluding reserves. A Paris manifesto blames Boulangerism and Radicalism on the commune.
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Kerry Sentinel
National League
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Can
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Sarnia
Ont
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Humbert
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Detroit
Thomas W. Palmer
Burleigh
Ellenburg
W. T
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White's
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Henry O. Tifft
Newport
R. I
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Art Chicago
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Mack
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Charles
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Clinton
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Freeper Isrart
Salem
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Bellaire
Gibbons
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Columbus
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Iberia
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Harper’s Station
Ross County
Bethel
Springfield
Ohio Penitentiary
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Christian World
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Taosz
Geppert
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Frederick County
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Henry Crow
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Findlay
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Probst
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Massillon
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Ohio
Tutt
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Murray T
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Tony Commercial
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Ely
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Wilson Bros
Kaston
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Wes
Pilo
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Hardt & CO
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Owa
Parce
Enotose
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Centennial Manufacturing Co
Hie
Kansas
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Adjoint
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Kans
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Washington,d. C
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Janesville
Wis
Asham
Thus & CO
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Geatigny & Hash
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MOODY
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Ohlone Tite Aryant & Stratton Chicago Business College
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Ibn Pork
Western Steam
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Jc Cset Nvn
Ennerson
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Duggiste
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