State News Roundup From Iowa and Surrounding Areas
President Cleveland appoints Gia B. Meal postmaster at Oskamore and hearings loom for Cass County bank officials on the eighth. Bail denied for Cass County cashier Dickerson. several fatal and injurious incidents noted. Governor Jackson halts a Creston prize fight. Multiple indictments, lawsuits, and financial moves unfold among Iowa counties including Dubuque Muscatine and Des Moines with a notable bridge of accidents and fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gia B. Meal
Oskamore
Cass County
Dickerson
Des Moins
Cages County Challenge
Chase
Deemer
Baker Hotel
Okumywa
Oames
J. W. McDill
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Harrison
Creaton
Bowals
Judge McDill
United States Senate
Wear
Prescient Harrison
L. G. Peters
Rock Rapids
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. D.yeomans
Sioux City
Yeomans
Chicago
Irien
Gov. Jackson
Greston
Sherif Davenport
W. J. Davenport
Creston
Iowa
Union County
State of
Laws
Frank D. Jackson
Ions
Farmers’ Club
Jefferson County
Lowe Law
Het
Farmers Mutual Live Stock Insurance
Aes
Dex Moines
Vmputer Andj ‘Gayse
Union, Building and Savings “Association of
Des’ Moines
Pggieston
General News Items From Early 1900s Sparks and Trials
General news items report Tabal A. Early's death in Lynchburg Virginia, a coal mine explosion in Shum Nung China with 450 miners lost, martial law in a West Virginia district, Boss McKane’s transfer to Sing Sing, and legal moves in Florida about the Pugilist Mitchell case. Additional items note a devastating fire at the World’s Fair agricultural building, Corbett’s acquittal in Jacksonville, Harrison’s lecture tour, Mackaye’s death, and various political, labor, and international developments with multiple named persons and places.
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Tabal A
Lynchburg
Shum Nung
China
West Virginia
Boss" McKane
Brooklyn
Sing Stng
Floride Kasnolle
Pugilist
Mitchell
Duval Club
Wighter Corbett
Jacksonville
Mitchall Wll
Harrison
Indianapolis
California
Leland Stanford University
Steela Mackaye
Soule Fe
Celitornia
Hazel Kirke
Lewelling
Kansas
Artz
William L. Wilson
Chaiman
Committee On Ways and Means
Guadalajara
Mex
Fit
Gladstone
Great Britain
Lord Roseberry
Lallot
Moraes
Pereira
Fay Presideas
Kneipp
Koeipp
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Hutchmeon
Hutchinson
Kunawanw
Jenking Reviv
Sion
Doings of Congress in Washington February and March
A condensed report of congressional activity from February 25 to March 8 detailing debates on Hawaiian policy, seigniorage, and Blount criticisms. bills passed on highways milk testing and capitol purchases. adjournments and quorum issues. notable moves in the House and Senate with remarks by Frye, Reed, and others. a pension bill proceeding, and a midweek update on international affairs and domestic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater New York
New York State Senate
New York City
House
W. RB Ratcliffe
Mississippi
S.A. Jacksony
Kosciusko
Benjamin F .Tracey
Wiimen
Washington
Committee On Foreign
Afala
Blond
Boutelle
Willie
Hawaii
Pence
Masore
Reed
Nate
Aenatee
Watt
Kousr
Brooks
Capitol
SexaTs
Frye
Senate
Honsi
Roland
Otter
Maret
George
Blount
Gray Brisfy
Horode
Bland
Cummings
Mareh
Grow
Pennsylvania
Posseil
Meredith
Virginia
Fonk
Winars
Funk
Horst
Pickler
South Dakota
Black
Waugh
Des Moines Legislature Passes Several School and Tax Measures
In Des Moines on Feb 20 the assembly introduced minor bills and considered a motion to postpone a tariff bill after the next general election. Several bills passed including clerk allowances for grand juries in counties, school book funding, and repairs to public school water closets, with land sales under foreclosures also approved. Senate actions included a common school teachers bill and militia compensation, while temperance and library bills and various resolutions were debated or advanced. A separate report covers a fatal explosion in Lancaster, Pa, causing widespread damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
House
Davis
United States
State Board of
Boards of Directors
Washington Galland
Renate
Nes Moiner
Perry
Houst
Senate
A. F. Hackett
Jamees Fowler
Oskulaoss
Funk
Spirit Lake
Kilborn
Root
Meyerly
Taylor
Barker
Cormittes
Abel Ot
Clarinda
Crow
Boneparte
Carter
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News OF the State
Polk County
G V. Smith
William Westof
Charles J. Brainton
Dubuque
Joseph McCarty
Thomfield
MccCarty
HG Sanford
Bella Plaine
Wapello County
Thomas A. Mansfeld
Charles Leaseman
Monroe County
Armen
Nannie Duncan
Henry W. Moore
National Bank of
Mt Pleasant
Geneva
Hildt
Frank
Aldrich Collection
Thase
Henry
Towa
Isa Daguerreche
Blondin
Crystal Palace
London
Ife
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Copan Creel
Copen Creek
T. White
J Stirling Morton
Nebraska City
Neb
Chapman
White
Costa
Emporia
Kno
Mary O. Davis
John Davis
Tne
Carlisle
J.T. Raplee
Literly Street
New York
Congress
Ameriaa Financial and Industrial Investment Syndicate
Cariff
Treasury
Senate Committee
Morgan
Stevens
Stnt
Wills
Saya Blount
Larrison
Repubiican
Honolulu
Ulegal
Miami, Missouri
Dr. Amich
Lom
Harry
Dre
W. R
M. L. April
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Sony
Wasyixaras
Georgia
Connecticut
Doings OF Congress
Wasumnevox
State Department
Nethaniel Hawthorn
March Ladies' Home Journal
Hawthorna
Ly Mitchell Prodden
Murch
Pyndden
Jean Porter Ruud
John A. Williame, Jr
Ceylon
EY Fitzroy Dixon
Sey Mack
Pudd
Ghead Wilson
Baker Jrouse
Sameleat
Soertyin
Jared One
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