Saloon order and multiple Iowa incidents reported in state paper
Mrs Anna Ratliff of Salem celebrated her eighty fifth birthday with family gatherings, while Dubuque officials closed saloons at 11 pm under Archbishop Keane’s plan. The issue detailed railway accident deaths, prison escapes, a polar bear gift, factory explosion casualties, fatal farm accidents, disappearances, and a major land deal in Marshall county.
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Anna Ratliff
Salem
Ratliff
Henry County
Levg
Dubuque
Chicago & Northwestern
Mechanicsville
Stanwood
Baum
Stone City
Haines
Adel
Victor Fish
Norman
Epps
de Soto
Watch Springs
Fish
W. C. Putnam
Davenport
William Ziegler
New York City
Davenport Academy of Sciences
Putnam
Ziegler
America
Baldwin-Ziegler
E. J. Dupont-Nemours & Co
Keokuk
Frank Schneider
Egbert Erickson
Lewis Leak
James Galloway
Reno Harmston
Will C. Hobbs
Lake City
Gorgeons
Edward Rector
Ottumwa
Kent Strain
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Oskaloosa
Iowa Legislature Debates Rail Tax Law and Bills
In Des Moines the senate passed a Ways and Means plan taxing railroad property by stocks bonds earnings and condition with public records of executive council. Debates followed on amendments to publish valuations and per mile values. house actions included fare cuts and passes for officials, with bills on health education and land titles advancing or stalling across sessions.
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Alice
Henry GC
Adams
Iowa Falls
W. H. Brent
John Davis
Audubon
W. B. Duncan
Manchester
School For the Blind
Vinton
Frederika
Tri ‘Poi
John Hispinius
State Bank of Stout
Grundy County
John S. Murphy
Duvuque Telegraph
Telegraph-Herald
John &. Murphy
Iowa
Northwest
Free Silverites
Bryan
Cummins
L. G. Kinne
Des Moines
Board of
Central
T. W. McCurdy
Buchanan County
J. D. McGarraugh
P. O. Kate
Winnebago County
J. L Gibson
Denison
John Verner
Oskaloosa
James \. Miller
Edward Sweeney
Swan
James A. Campbell
Ottumwa
Senate
Board of Control
Washington
Aallan Siver
Treasury Department
War Department
Treasury
Congress
Hawkeye
Shaw
le Grand
Marshall County
Marshalltown
Ttny Buncan
Earl Swendenhall
Tons Keene
Ross Dobson
Harry Gibson
Winfred Thompson
Lewis Hayes
Hay Hayes
Art Jucharis
Paul Herbert
A. L. Kirk
Grace Hutt
Low District
Marsha County
C. H. Reese
New Providence
Hardin County
Moninger
Galvin
Ways and Means
Executive Council
Porter
Nichols
Ohio
Amand
Viva Voce
Viva Vece
Hayward
Lewis
Hubbard
Junkin
House
Timothy Donahue
O'Brien County
Methuen
Black
Sweeley
Wise
Supreme Court
Healy
State Board of Health
Hawk
Edwards
Molsberry
Harriman
Mossberry and Healy
Courtrights
Farmers’ Institute
Davenport Homme
Davenport
Bruce-Emmert
Iowa General Assembly
Sweet
Committee On
Payne
Langan
Clinton
Dairy Commission
Molsherry
Burlington
James BW. Bruce
Atlantic
J. M. Emmert
Cees-Shelby
Dr. Emmert
Bruce
Hogue
State Board of Educatonal
Hurn
Warren
Calderwood
Larrabee
State University
Jews City
Conference Committee
Committee On Judiciary
Mitchellville
Big Sioux
Committee of Judiciary
Black Hawk
Torrens Land’ Register
General Assembly
Hawk of
Jasper
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Cubs
United States
Foraker
McLaurin
Mississippi
Harris
Kansas
Post Office
Harrison
Secretary of State
Thomas
South Africa
Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hay
Department of State
Secretary of War
Texas Confederate Reunion Association
Dallas
Allison
Spooner
Teller
Colorado
Elkins
West Virginia
San Francisco
Philippines
Six Million Eggs Received as Prices Fall in New York
More than six million eggs arrived in New York on Tuesday mostly from the west causing the price to drop to 17 cents. Two weeks ago eggs sold at 37 cents and dealers foresee no further decline due to current demand. Severe winter reduced stock in cold storage and as weather moderates hens resume production with large shipments from the far west and southwest.
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New York
Senate and House Debate Ship Subsidy Bill Persist
The Senate and House daily sessions focus on the ship subsidy bill. Mallory of Florida opposes it in the Senate, while Depew and Berry defend and attack aspects in careful speeches. the House debates post office funds and Cuban reciprocity amid other topics.
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Washington
Senate
Mallory
Florida
United States Treasury
Congress
Frye
United States
Thayer
Massachusetts
Jrantley
Meyer
Hill
Connecticut
Burleson
Texas
Hay
Hiram W. Thomas
South Africa
Illinois
McCumber
Depew
Committee On Commerce
House
Corliss
Michigan
Richardson
Alabama
Sims
Tennessee
Dougherty
Missouri
Jackson
Kansas
Greens
Pennsylvania
Berry
Arkansas
Commerce Commerce Committee
J. Pierpont Morgan
Atlantic
Hanna
Ohio
Morgan
Perkins
California
Commerce Committee
Wellington
Maryland
Arthur Pue Gorman
Ana
Revolutionists Win Control Outside Two Big Towns
News dispatch reports the revolutionists secure all interior provinces of the isthmus excluding Panama and Colon. The Kenadorean government seeks to smooth a U S cruiser visit in Guayaquil. Colombia protests Menadorean expedition on the eastern frontier amid a 1884 Jim Peru treaty reference.
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New York
Panama
Colon
The
Herald
Guayagua
United States
Philadelphia
Quito
Jim
Peru
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United States Supreme Court
Thomas Connelly
Union Sewer Pips Company
Justice Harlan
Herr Krupp
Admiral Sampson
Supreme Court of the District
North Atlantic
Santiago
Waren
Hughes
Senate Philippine Commission
Patterson
Kale
Maine
Vienna
Nono Iyaie Presse
Constantinople
Kyankari
Angora
Asia Minor
Kyankurl
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