Des Moines and Burlington deaths and strikes in state
Dr Saenn fits spectacles and alde 411 W th St Des Moines. Tollion found frozen to death in a Burlington lumber yard. Des Moines coal miners strike settled with a 10 percent cut. operators refused. W A Allen died in Des Moines while preparing the evening meal. Major legal cases, bank arrest, and fires fill the news, including Parsons College legacy, a Dubuque murder trial tie, and a Van Blunt mansion fire destroying a Connel Bluffs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenn
St. Des Moines
G. Tollion
Burlington
Haansen
W. A. Allen
Des Moines
Baé
M. Riegeman & Co
Nelson Conrad
Clinton
Buehvred
Marshalltown
Hill
Ernst
Hutchins
Ft. Madison
Hil
Erast
Anna Weise
Hennett
Anna
Parsons College of Mairgeld
Tresanver
EL Thompson
Thomas H. Skinner
Chicago
Skinner
Presbyterian Church
McCormick’s Theological Seminary
Parsons College
Wheeler H. Peckham
Supreme Court
Columbia Law School
Dubuque
George Sliras
Fudge Shiras
Allison
Shiras
Pittsburg
Packham
St Paul
Minn
New York
T'Weed
Tweed
Peckhorn
Thapregs
Peelkham
Suprate Court
State Senate
J. W. Clift
Sammuel N. Parsons
Polk
Conrad
Parsons
Senate
Twenty-fourth General Assembly of
Iowa
Mitchell
J. A. Tuyous
Audga
Doeng
Hlderman van Blunt
Conneil
Golora
Worl
International and Domestic Happenings and Trials
News brief highlights a Denver death of 82 year old Willem Gilpin who once governed Colorado Territory, a reconciliation between Prince Bismarck and Emperor William in Berlin, and Moravian optimism in foreign affairs. It notes a Minnesota shooting record attempt, a Breckenridge mine find, and various trials, strikes, and political moves across the United States including Peckham’s Supreme Court nomination and a Hawaii independence resolution. A wave of incidents includes a train robbery capture near Vinita, a near-fatal Springfield fire, and a Dallas cyclone causing extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Gilpin
Denver
Colorado Territory
Abraham Lincoln
Prince Mimarcle
Germany
John Johnson
Minneapolis
Madison
Wis
Donoghue
Breckenridge
Teadville
George Campion
McCreary
House
Wheeling
W. Va
National Brotherhood of Pottery Workers
Hall
Peckham
Supreme Court of the United States
Peckham Avill
Wheeler TH. Peckham
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Miller,Peckhamt & Dixon
New York City
Bar Association
Legislature Debates Prohibition and Voting Reform Across States
A string of bills and resolutions cross the chambers in Des Moines and other cities addressing prohibition, voting reforms, ballot circles, and tolls on tobacco. Actions include debates on universal suffrage, education texts, and constitutional amendments, with adjournments after reflecting on United States senator votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexark—Des Alpines
Dan
Senate
Gent
General Assembly
United States
Savarr
Dey Moines
Dha
Whos
McCall
Smith
Genato
House
Cooper
Montgomery
Luxon
Des Moines
Sras
Miller
Leo
Nes Moines
Tan
Congress
Wilson
Hovst
Diller
Les
Moerrigan
Huis
Howart
Blanchard
Penglane
Tla Bureau
Towa
Struck by a Wave Damages Steamer Normandie
The Normandie of Ramburg American Packet Company, bound for Genoa and Naples, returned to port after a massive tidal wave damaged the ship early Sunday. Losses are estimated at 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. No fatalities. second officer B. Reading injured internally, six seamen lightly hurt. Wave struck 780 miles from Sendy, Hogarth at 6 am, bending the promenade deck and wrecking the deckhouse and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandije
New York
Normandie
Ramburg-American Packet Company
Genoa
Naples
Reading
Sendy
Hogi
Yeasel
That Prize Fight Ends in Corbett Victory in Militia Turmoil
Corbett defeats Mitchell in a brutal six round arena fight amid militia deployment and a legal bid for injunction. Both fighters arrested after the bout on a fighting charge, each posting $5,000 bonds as habeas corpus actions loom. The $20,090 purse and $10,000 side bet go to Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danciop
Corbett
Mitchell
Jim
Charlie
Awang
Charley
Ma War
Lamar
Doings of Congress Reported Across Houses and Hawaii Row
Senate and House proceedings cover Hawaiian resolutions, federal election repeal, and revenue measures. Debates note sugar and agricultural schedules, income tax provisions, and a filibuster in the House while adjournments and executive sessions interrupt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Houst—House
Senate
Oyor
Gotton
House
Canmittes
McMillen
SnXatn
Tan
Hovsu
Dolph
United States
Hawaii
Chandler
Dacamber
Fair& Bil
Cochran
Emi
New-York
Hill
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Ealderson
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W. A. Bell
Sigourney
Keokul Wills
Wanello
Boone County
Hibbard
Mary Tucker
Johann Sniggs
Anon Saderberg
Christine Anderson
Christine Peterson
Mrs. Scott
Tom Lensar
Joseph Craig
Steward Colcomb Saye
Acw
Dickerson
Cass County Bank
Atlantic
W. C. Carter
Dikerson
Bit
Steinke
James Gillon
Triatin
Creston
National News One
Valty
Fornaign
Jones
Nevada
Yirigos Times
Congressional Record
Mutual Insurance Men
Tarmers' Mutual
Huarther
Hans
Sweat
Idaho
Hawaian Islands
House of Representatives
United States of America
United Filates
Officora
Bob Rogers
Rogers
Big Creal
Vinita
Dynamite Jack
Wahurt
Dynamite
1Xo- Wa
Willis Brown
Kansas & Arkansas Valley
Seminole
Mars
Missour
Kansas & Texas
Kelso
Rufus N. Ramsey
Beath
Springfield
Palmer
Elijah F. Ramsey
Ramsey
Dallas
Hubert Scott
Christian Church
Dale Chil
Fair Browids
Nary Parker
Lesying
Banga Trie
Aventas
George A. Painter
Victor
Alice Martin
Dream
Stantial
Altgard
Alice Maveinj
Alice Maxtin
Saiih
Tate Ima
Pat
Hell
Aiericwa
Alice Martio
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