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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
6
A debate on a revenue bill unfolds with objections that it would allow the legislature to exercise police power. Mr Proctor of Vermont moves to refer the bill, objecting to its reference and the potential overreach. Supporters argue it serves the people, urging passage and leaving the final decision to the body.
The Senate discussed amendments to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty with debate on the Monroe act and Bulwer treaty abrogation. Senators Lodge Culberson Spooner and others argued for a direct vote. Mason Morgan Money and Butler sought delay or cautious timing. Executive session followed and the day ended with adjournment at 2 45 p m.
The scrambled report notes Tuesday's senate session with brief mentions of Senator Chandler and New Hampshire. It references a claimed commission of senators and discussions about claims before the senate, with mention of an extra session and various unresolved proceedings.
A fragmented OCR item mentions the nation Dalng with a note about a schedule not being great. Details are incomplete and no further entities are identifiable.
A misinformed officials plan led to the British jack being omitted while other flags draped Se plans show British, German, French and Russian banners. The omission caused some confusion but is regarded as an unimportant incident in the decor.
December 14 cabinet discussion centered on Rev James F Hill of Cannonburg Pa seeking government help to protect native Christians in the New Hebrides islands. Secretary Long brought the matter to the cabinet noting the missionary’s appeal for a warship.
Nebraska Senator Allen proposes a substitute bill to protect agricultural exports by imposing subsidies. The plan slashes 10 cents per bushel on wheat, 50 cents per barrel on wheat flour, 10 cents per bushel on rye, 50 cents per barrel on rye flour, 5 cents per bushel on corn, 7 cents per cental on corn ground, 1 cent a pound on cotton, 2 cents a pound on hops, and 2 cents a pound on tobacco.
The article recalls the general view that living cheaply in Sweden was once possible. It discusses how costs have shifted and the impact on residents and budgeting considerations.
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