Lawmakers push holiday and tariff clashes in national scope
Representative Moore proposes making October 12 Columbus discovery anniversary a public holiday. Senate tariff debate continues, with Cummins and Dolliver opposing the bill. Murphy targets federal judges Philips and McPherson, pledging impeachment. Taft sees delay beyond July 1. Venezuelan minister honored. Straus named ambassador to Turkey. Supreme Court upholds Hepburn act. railroads win broader victory. Castro and de la Vaulx in travel news. assorted international and domestic incidents follow.
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Moore
Pennsylvania
America
Columbus
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Murphy
Missouri
House
Philips and McPherson
Wold
Taft
Dolliver
Pedro Rojas
Venezuela
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Oscar S. Straus
Turkey
Leishman
Rome
Borah
Idaho
Theodora Roosevelt
Republican Party
Charles W. Morse
Lake Superior
Herman Kraft
Superior
Wis
Windsor
Ont
Beirut
Kessab
Seattle
Wash
Posey County
Ind
National Academy of Art
Washington
Tlmots Homeopathic Medical Association
Chicago
J. P. Cobb
Playground Association of America
Pittsburg
Knights of Columbus
Appleton
Wir
Knights of Pythias
Minnesota
St. Paul
Grand Lodge of
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Burlington
Constantinople
Gov
Hadley
McPherson and
Philips
John C. Wenger
Michigan State Prison
Jackson
Masonic Lodge
Los Angeles
Cal
Adana
Asiatio
National commanderies meet in Cleveland for three days
The naval and military order of the Spanish American War held a three day national meeting in Cleveland with attendance surpassing 100 officers. Reports touched on jury by witnesses rising, and various international and domestic events including legal actions, strikes, fires, and political motions across the United States.
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Cleveland
Francis L. Wellman
Jntholia Club
New York
Bint
Paris
France
Louise
Belgium
John Tradley
Kenosha
Wis
Clifford L. Smith
Libertyville (1
Indiana
Michigan
Harry Josephs
Belleville
Harry Rosenberg
American Federation of Musicians
Minneapolis
Saadia
Asiatic
Turkey
Relef
James Boyle
Mercer
Willie Whilla
Washington
Knox
Harry Thaw
Canon Arthur W. Behrens
St. Alban’s School For
Galesburg
Ill
North Platte
San Francisco
Mauretania
John A. Emery
China
T. ©. Graham
State Hospital For the Insane
St. Joseph
Missouri Senate
Willie Whitla
Mercey
American Therapeutic Society
Lampson Hall
Yale University
Col. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Sasae
Uganda
Chicago
James A. Patten
Arthur Stitt
Lesla Stroud
Indianapolis
California
J. 3 B. Clifton
Gov. Gillette
Clifton
Della Stringer
Ind
Frank R. Hanson
Jackson
Minn
Terhaar
Kansas City
King Edward
Italy
England
Castro
Venezuela
Canary Islands
Northwest
Oregon State Penitentiary
Salem
Henry Wadaworth Longfellow
Tha Longfellow National Memorial Association
Tutt
Count von Bernstorf
Corning
Mayer J. F . Knowles
Stonebreaker
Cathaun County
Rockwell City
George W. Spencer
Stonebresker
Spencer
Ifre
Martha Hers
Sioux City
George Livergont
Iowa Falls
Mexico
Dubuque
L. D. Mathes
National Association of Iowa Mission Clubs
Bert Hagenbaugh
Iowa City
Storm Lake
Onal Algona
Ole” Jorgest
Hugh Norwood
Ole
J. W. Hayden
Kossuth County
Iowa
Algona
Clinton Advertiser
F. C. Ensign
Iowa University
Buena Vista College
Buena Vista
Presbyterian
C. A. Britch
Ida Grove
Continental Company
Henry Christie
Mason City
Plesen and Welch
Midora
Marshalltown
The
Knights of Columbus
Order
Christian Church of
State Supreme Court
Fiderty Savings Bank of
John A. Reeder
Reeder
Supreme Court
Iowa legislative actions expand school laws and duties
A Des Moines synopsis lists law changes affecting education including longer compulsory schooling, religious duty exemptions, and bonding rules. Other items cover library catalogs, outward opening doors, and a per pupil teachers fund estimate. July 4 effective date.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Riggs
Educational Board of Examiners
Iowa to install Kraepelin bath system at state hospitals
Des Moines May 6 reports that the Iowa state board of control approved four Kraepelin hot water continuous bath tubs for Cherokee and Independence state hospitals to treat violent patients. The method uses five inlet points and constant flow to soothe, often after twelve hours, with claims of sleep and possible cures.
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Ilarry Ta Shelle
Anna Wilts
Foe Seibert
Apel Otdink
Geo Marshaditown
Manshiieliter
John R. Dobbins
Connect Wits
Bartow
Pioperton, Mo
Colfax Athletic Citb
Iowa
Cedar Wadlg
Emil Trott
Seokuk
Normal School
Studen
Wisconsin University
Madison
Tle
Npstt
C. B. Anderson
Burlington
Burlington Bar
J. W. Blythe
Thomas Hedge
Blythe
George W. Carpenter
Des Moines
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Webster City
Slezak
Steve O'Brien
Archie Hanlon
Towa
University of Guthrie County Products
Hanlon
Guthrie County
Panora
O'Brien
Stuart
State Board of Control
Cherokee and
Independence State Hospitals
Board of Control
Kraepelin
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Ounmary
WEEW
Washington News
W. Caldwell
Gwen J. Sweet
States Infantry
Fort Snelling
Mianu
Cipriano Castro
Santander
Spain
Count de la Vaulx
Arles
Iowa News
Carroll
Board of Trarole
William Pp. Glynden
Andrew Carnegie
H. W
Orp
Grinsell College
Fox
Creston
Osceola
W. P. Nicholas
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Lynn
Fairfield
H. D. Dysart
John Vance
Charles City
James Cooley
Vance
State National Guard
Gillette
L. A. Wescott
Jepson
Burlington’s Corporation
Traer
Cambridge
Peter Enland
Martha
Mike
Ole Berham
Thompson
Slater,Ta
Norway
Henry P. Brooks
McGregor
Logan
National
Iowa National Guard
Belgrade
Interrban
State Board of Optometry
Association
Iowa Dairy Association
Des Mines
Iowa Corn
Adj
Guy Logan
Iowa Corporation
Optometry Board
State
Voolumen Yay Wih
Lowa
Executive Council
National Monetary Commission
Anduor Bleakley
Melvin H. Byers
Mills County
Pickell
Byers
Harry Kern
Barry Kern
Muscatine
Irwin
Pepper
Armers’ Elegator Company
Kelda
Jowa
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