Title: [Relief of L. A. Davis.]
Subjects: Claims, Private bills, Bills, Private, Postal service, Employees, Postmasters general, Postal rates, Expenditures, Public, Railway mail service, Officials and employees, Telegraph, Salaries, Clerks, Budget, Jurisdiction, Metered mail, Lotteries, Government publications, Mail steamers, Associations, institutions, Steamboats, Postmasters, Ships, Public buildings, Public contracts, Newspapers, Grocery trade, Government ownership, Money orders, Customs administration, Leave of absence, Roads, Accounting, Bridges, Counterfeits and counterfeiting, Second-class matter, Fines (Penalties), Railway mail cars, Boards of trade, Civil service, Societies, Governmental investigations, Government property, Parcel post, Crime, Navigation, History, Telephone, Constitutional amendments, Language arts, Shipbuilding, Pornography, Corporations, Authority, Courthouses, Horticulture, Pensions, Mail receiving and forwarding services, Furloughs, Telecommunication, Privileges and immunities, Courts, Tariff, State governments, Lease and rental services, Steam-boilers, Printing, Advertising, Wages, Retired military personnel, Public service employment, Money, Postal money orders, Seeds, Labor unions, Resolutions
Places: United States, Washington (D.C.), New York (N.Y.), Pontiac (Mich.), New Orleans (La.), Washington (State), Tampa (Fla.), Kansas, Confederate States of America, Newton (Kan.), China, Mississippi River, Gulf of Mexico, San Francisco (Calif.), Oklahoma City (Okla.)