Iowa News Highlights From A Turbulent Day
Iowa stories report Iowa Central bridge fatality at Mason City and a raid punishment of saloons after new liquor law. Creston barn fire injures worker while Eagle Grove depot wreck destroys freight. Lamoni LDS meeting notes and Marshalltown murder trial wrap a day of legal drama. Reports from Thornton burglary, Sioux City saloon assessors, and multiple family tragedies fill the page with scattered local impact.
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Dea Moines
Western Base Ball Association
John Vogel
Trenton
Iowa Central
Mason City
Cedar
Rapids
Dubuque
Glover Overall
R. We Emerson
Creston
Nitkersom
Maquoketa
Parisian Inventors Academy of Paris
Ati
Kenyon- Cooper Bicycle Company
Des Moines
Eic
Triangle
Timeleepar
J. W. Inman
W. J. Warner
Prilmgtar
Warner
Inman
N. W
Eagle Grove
Kunta Tiszor
Conference of the Church of Latter Day Saints
Lamoni
Committee On
Thornton
Thornton Elevator Company
Tiffany Bros. Lumber Offices
Fort Dodge Railway Company
Deemer
Vass County
Lashier Dickerson
Harlan
Shelby County
Theo G. Stemnke
Sioux City
Jie
County Board of Supervisors
Woise
Ontria
Marshalltown
Bennett
Welse
Stent
Mr. Adams
City and national updates mix of conflicts and commerce
The report canvases Chicago election lines and party strength, a wage case ruling from Omaha, yacht sales and future races, a fatal explosion in Blandford Virginia, and Panuton Canal talks in Paris. It covers colonial dispatches from Hawaii and Nicaragua, street clashes in Kansas City, and legal maneuvers in Illinois high profile trials.
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Chicago
Dildya Caldwell
Omaha
Union Pacific
Vigilant
James Gordon Bennett
Bennett
Dunraven
Valkyrie
Prince of Wales Brittenia
English
C. N. Romane & Bro
Blandford
Doings of Congress in April Sessions and Votes
Congressional diary from Washington detailing April activity: tariff debates, seating of Hilborne and English, post office and Russian thistle bills, treasury and revenue discussions, and adjournments. Mentions Democrats’ quorum, veto battles, and executive sessions. Includes references to agriculture, hard times resolutions, and Behring Sea issues.
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Bexave
Washington
Tariff Hill
Voorkees
House
Atord
SexaTs
Anking Secretary of Agriculture
Morgan
Faris
Allison
Hoven
O'Neill
Dom
Hilborna
Srvare
Secretary of Agriculture
Mills
Hilborne
Bisud
Pote
Ayds
Sdways
Senate
Washipgton
Hill
Dem
New York
George
Mississippi
Judiciary Committee
Gray
Delaware
Dam
Texas
Kyle
Peffer
Behring Sen
Wolcott Jooking
Mexico
Felfer
Saloons Closed In Lower Bohemian District
April reports indicate twenty saloons in the Bohemian district have closed with seven no-town saloons shuttering. Surviving inns partially comply with mulatto-era rules by removing blinds and limiting wine-bottle displays as restrictions remain in force.
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Ewenty
Cadah Barros
Nuw
Bohemian
Mine disaster victim recovered in William Penn area
The body of the twelfth victim, Daniel W. Morgan, age 33, was recovered from the Gaylor mine near Winiicenanne Pennsylvania. He was a widower and had been trapped under a rock fall on February 13, with com panions also affected.
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Frank Morgan
Kent
M+ Pleasant
Clarinda
Seenes
Mra. Morgan
Morgan
Twaltth
Wody
Winiicenanne
Gaylor
Daniel W. Morgan
Ike ‘Lis
Bodion Found in April 72 Mishap Near Blu Say
The bodies of J. O Sebachten and Eugene McKay were recovered yesterday by drag teams following a Black River accident near Blu Say. The discovery ends the search for the two missing men. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident and the precise location where the bodies were found.
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Homann
Mich
J. O Sebachten
Eugene McKay
Tha Svorst
Jeter
Blu
Latin names appear amid garbled text and stray words
The fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble about Cla r at é Latin Florence Ruth Frances and other scattered terms. Names surface irregularly with no clear event, date, or context to anchor a news item.
General Assembly Acts Pass Various Bills and Amendments
Des Moines reports April measures across houses, including increasing supreme court judges to six, school district divisions, liquor manufacture bills, and broader insurance fund investments. Senate and House approve highway weed control, county bridge protections, and a governor’s square soldiers monument site dispute. Joint session honors ex Senator Graves and birthday tributes, while several bills on depostions, inspectors, and tax measures advance.
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Supreme Court
Chassell
Dent
Ibamante
House
Senate
Bindchard
Governor's Square
Soldier At Home
Sexars
Des Moines
Jamison
Hovne
Chussell
Dee Moines
Jorgy Sassron
Welcoms
Dungan
Stone
Jones
Abin
J. K. Graves
Dibuque
Joh N. Irwin
Keokuk
George G. Wright
W. I McFarland
Sunatz
Scudte
Cherokee
Geological Survey
Brown
Hovex
Supreme
Sexare
Code Commission
State Teachers’ Association
Clinton
Lyons
Capitol
Hawaii
Tratardal
Gale
Legio
Tuvon
Old Capitol
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