Iowa State Law Makers Print and Suffrage Moves
The Iowa General Assembly debates state printing and binding reforms with Smith of Greene pushing immediate rate cuts, Lambert’s anti binding bill opposed. The house favors the Smith plan to head off Lambert while suffrage measures gain momentum with a favorable house report and a campaign by national and state suffrage groups. Textbook standardization and school laws, plus rail rate disputes and a county representation joint resolution, dominate minor items on the session’s agenda.
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Printer
Binder
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Binder Young
Enucns
House Committee On
National Suffrage Organization
Des Moines
McKinley Addresses National Association Banquet
New York hosts the National Association of Manufacturers banquet at the Waldorf Astoria with President McKinley urging sound money and policy to spur industry. He says government can aid commerce but not create it, calls for strong national standards, stable currency, and international cooperation to promote American enterprise and workers.
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National Association of Manufacturers of the United
Ibse
United States
Upon Shifts and Immava Foundations Resolve by Our Laws
A fragment reflecting resolve to uphold citizens rights and the union through lawful administration. It speaks of cementing bonds, promoting thrift and industry, upholding currency and credit, and proving government purity, even amid rain and flood, through a rock founded principle.
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Immava
Fiendish Crime Near Burlington Claims Widow and Daughter
The bodies of Mrs Fanny Rathburn and her 12 year old daughter Mary were found shot and stabbed in their home west of Burlington Indiana. The attacker struck the mother in the head with an ax and cut the girl's throat after a brutal struggle. Six men are under arrest including a man named Storms. authorities withhold names. A black and white necktie found on the girl is believed to link to the perpetrator.
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Storms
Senator McComas Wins Maryland Senate Seat on Final Ballot
In Annapolis Maryland on January 2 the tenth and last ballot for United States senator elected McComas with 62 votes Gorman 47 and Shaw 6. McComas defeated Gorman by a clear majority as the new United States senator. Louis Emory McComas long prominent in Maryland public life born in Hagerstown educated at St James College and Dickinson College began law practice in 1868 served in Congress the district of Maryland sixth district and later judge of the supreme court of the District of Columbia.
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Republican Party
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Ita Culeans
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Gormann
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Gorman
Shaw
Louis
Emory McGomas
Hagerstown
Washington County
Supreme Court of
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Blatesman
Blano Predicts Peace Under New Government Policy
Havana and other cities report Capt. Gen. Blanco says Cuba can expect peace as February arrives, credited to the government’s new policy and broad support. Other items note a Milwaukee suicide, Chicago baseball leadership changes, Mount Sterling fire deaths, Spokane fire victims, Dole’s Washington visit, a Wisconsin murder sentence, and a U S naval banquet in Havana.
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Havana
Blanco
Manzanillo
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