The State Senate Fails to Organize in Deadlock
A state senate deadlock halted organizing efforts yesterday. hope for a new session this afternoon. The issue trails broader debates on reform and temperance, with coverage noting the House’s moves toward economic policy and praising certain protections for American labor. The editorial argues for libel safeguards and journalistic duty while calling for libel law reform.
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Governor Boies Offers Broad State Reform Plan
Governor Boies presented his second biennial message to the general assembly detailing Iowa’s financial condition and proposing reforms. He urges substantial statewide exhibits for the Columbian exposition, curbs on nonessential appropriations, a state board of control for institutions, and oversight of private corporations. He flags hope for farmers amid tariff and prohibition concerns and notes inaugural remarks will address prohibition. A promotional blurb for Hood’s Sarsaparilla follows.
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