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In the Senate yesterday, a resolution was adopted directing the Committee on Manufactures to inquire in reference to the substitution of iron for other materials in Government buildings. A bill was introduced to regulate the pay of Members of Congress, proposing a salary of $3,000 for each regular session instead of a per diem. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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