Iowa News Items Highlight Statewide Oddities And Incidents
Postmaster J N Miller of Clarinda returns. Cedar Rapids votes March 2 on charter change. LeMars debt shifts of 1888 and 1854 noted. Cholera fears and municipal disputes appear as Iowa cities plan, quarrel and prepare. Dated items include deaths, fires, closures, and railroad plans across Des Moines, Dubuque, Clinton, Winterset, and Keokuk with multiple local incidents and developments.
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J. N. Miller
Clarinda
Kina
Cedar Rapids
LeMars
Storm Lake
Davenport
Alfred Jones
Town City
Missouri Valley
Clinton
Iowa State Medical Society
Weekly Review highlights from recent events and disasters
A volatile roundup notes a fatal fall near Lynchburg and a large fire in Cincinnati destroying Mills, Spellmer & Co. losses. It reports Michigan contemplating a constitutional amendment against liquor, rail and mine accidents, railway earnings, a stage actor's death in New York, and a major factory fire in Lyon Massachusetts with 100,000 loss. Additional items cover a San Francisco lodging firm failure, Oklahoma boomers raiding plans, socialists marching in New York, Oregon local option bill, a Lincoln-era lunatic asylum death, and deadly Chicago train wrecks.
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Thorn
East Shaft
Bpringfield
Til
Fremon
Chicago
Bur- Hogton & Quincy Rand
John Parcelle
Union Snare Theater
New York
Nebraska Senate
Hocking Valley
Iron and Steel Association
Rennsdorf
W. J. Goresuch
Herr Most
Reiussord
Oregon Senate
Kenly
Hirsch
George
Boise
Thayer
Denocrat
British and Egyptian War News Disturbing Dispatches
A long, uneven dispatch summarizes unrest abroad with mentions of London public buildings to be destroyed by dynamite from New York. It reports Admiral Courbet and Chinese and Japanese naval actions, a proposed Chinese rail loan, and anarchist sentiment in Switzerland. In Egypt, Gordon’s death is reported with Khartoum’s fall denied by a Japanese- or Mahdist-linked report, while Wolseley accelerates troop movements and strategizes around Debbeh and Korti.
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Ite Htalt &Kondad
London
New York
James Stevens Rande
Carada
Stialdot
Aldefitt
Portamguth
Gakdul Wella
Wood
Earl Northbrook
Charicellor
Exchéquer
Marcotty
Duke of Cambridge
Aldershot
Egypt
Victoria
Wns
Home
England
Marquis of Lorne
Canna
Pall Mall Gazette
el Mahdi
Khartoum
Gazette
Gordon
Welseley
Barder
Nile
Suakim
Yokohama
Corea
Japan
Secoul Palace
Legation
Dee. Gu
China
Korea
Haa
Korti
Upper Nile
Col
Wilson
War Office
Wolseley
Tamat
Matidi
Abu Kla
Gubat
Boudar
Brackenbury
Earle
Berber
Korll
Bir Rodgers Buller
Abu Klea
Debbeh
Koroske
Kort
Cairo
Téig
Mahdi
Mahomet
Christina
Col. Bukter
Jubat
Metemnech
Col. Baller
Gladstone
Grensdler Guarda
Bunkim
Winodgor
Prince of Wales
Ofivers
Reeigr
Buller
Woleeley
Abukles Wells
Keypt
Coventry
Indian and river lands debate dominates Senate session
Washington Feb 14 Senate committees cut agricultural appropriations. Des Moines river land titles bill, Lapham on the floor, Indian appropriation bill discussed, claims for depredations debated. West moves to raise Assin Boine appropriation. House debates pension to Gen Thomas widow, river and harbor measures, post office and internal revenue debate amid executive session. Senate later considers Des Moines river amendment on costs, vetoes postponed, conference on DC appropriation ongoing.
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Placeti
Des Moines
Lapham
West
House
Geo. H. Thomas
White
Kentucky
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Renate
Wasurxatoy
Morris
Keokuk
Iowa
Sherman
Allison
Plimb
Mandergon and Miller
California
Reagan
Slocum
Geo
Grant
Committee On
Dingley
Blount
BNL
Medical Department
United States Army
Pendleton
Newell
Committee On Military Affairs
Secretary of War
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Dea Nuines
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District of Columbia
Nebraska
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Potter
Tieuneyin
Galyeaton Harbor
Rose
Eliott
Missouri
McLenn Yn
Broadlead
Broadbroad
Wasminaton
Plumb
Committee On Appropriations
Alison
den Moines
Wilken
McPherson
Uhcy
United States
Yeas
Naga
Morgan
Tlopham
van Wyck
Texas Pacite
Yeas Hj
Blair
Bowen
Galveston Harbar
Wasuretos
Timais
Kaweenaw Bay
Lake Superior
Miler
New York
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Loghamn
Jim
Luplam
Hale
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Thomas Buford
Court of Appeals
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Trinda
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J. W. Graham
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