Senator Allison Re-elected as Votes 78 to 6L for Boston
The article notes Senator Allison’s reelection with 78 votes to 6 for Boston and 8 for Larrabee, plus broader political commentary. It covers pension bills debated by Gen. Alger, potential fiscal impact of service and dependent pension laws, ballot reform evidence in the national House committee, and raised questions about Republican anti-saloon activity. It also mentions Iowa interstate rate adjustments, church school debates stirred by Bishop Hennessy, Northwestern Town committee roles, Des Moines inauguration of Gov. Boles, and Democratic display in Des Moines.
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Allison
Boston
Larrabee
Election Committee
National House
Arkansas
Washington
Democrata of Arkansas
Hennessy
Dubuque
Baltimore Council
Des Moines
Boles
Chicago
Inaugural address and economic debates highlighted
Gov Boles framed his win as nonpartisan and praised Gov Larrabee while backing high license local option and a tariff for revenue only. The issue of ivory driven billiard ball prices rose to 32 dollars per set amid Zanzibar conflict, with Emin Pasha’s tusks and Junker estimates cited. Emperor William’s health sparked Berlin concerns as troops were marched at Griesheim for a midwinter drill. Tuberculosis prevention urged public action in New York with meat and milk inspections and hygienic disinfection stressed.
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Gov. Boles
Larrabeo
Emin Pasha
Zanzibar
Africa
Yeutonic Protectorate
Junker
New York Sun
Kaiser Wiliams
William
Silesia
Berlin
Darmstadt
Griesheim
Grand Duke of Hesse
London
New York City
Banton Herald
Wesley in Kossuth County News Briefs and Local Notes
Correspondent from Wesley reports a March gathering at the M E church with Wesley residents paying attention to an address on Kos suth County surface topics. The piece records church services, local business updates, court juror summons, new blacksmiths, school plans, real estate deals, and community events including elections and injuries.
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Wesley
Wusamy
Wim. Ward
M. Ey
Kossuth
Ethc
M. E
Gilchrist
Algona
John Sleary Greene
Congregational Church
Geo. Sneider
Argent
A. D. Palmer
G. W. Daniels
Corwith
Bacon
Clear Lake
Mr.Tuttle Sr
Lawson and
Olson Bros
Wm. Dailey
Pierce County
Wis
Gallagher
Tuttle
Mr. Carter
Burt Happenings Reach For Creamery Stock Meeting
Frony or regular Burt correspondent reports a successful push to solicit stock for a local creamery. A follow up meeting is planned next Saturday with the system explained and a definite decision expected. Townsman C P Stow remains ill, and Jussel Cook has been ailing but shows some improvement. Rev Jongg's meeting was postponed due to weather but resumed last evening, with two weeks of sessions planned alongside longtime friend Mr Jag Brown.
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Burt
C. P. Stow
Jiussel
Jongg
Gee
Jag Brown
Fenton Local News Highlights Move Ins And Births In Community
Ilinois family S Lodgsons plan a brief stay while Ed Gibbs returns from Mahaska county with Mr Mead. Andrew Chatfes and Ka Chaffee relocate near Burt and Irvington. A new baby joins Mr and Mrs Stephen Nicholson’s home. Local notes include a dance at Opera House, Levi Burbank’s family moving to town, and Tepid chatter about new rifles and farm movements. Advertisements tout remedies and farm goods alongside legal notices about foreclosures and land proceedings in Roseau County.
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Ilinois
Ed. Gibbs
Mahaska County
Mr. Mead
Kossuth County
Andrew Chatfes
Ka. Chaffee
Andrew
Burt
Chaffee
Slyfield Farm
Irvington
Stephen Nicholson
Opera House Hall
Levi Burbank
Vaughn Farm
Tleury Wilcox
Mr. Out
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Iutchison Place
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Danson
W. G. Dahon
Danson Bros
Orneys AT Law
Town
Gomstock's
Geo
BE. Clarke
Algom
B.e.reed
Atorney
At-Law
Algoma
Iowa
Jas. Barrm
M. D
Pryor and Gsurgeon
Omba
Ford'a
Fy’. V. Shore
Algona, Iowa
Py. S.C
L A. Sheetz
Ggist & Stationer
State and
Thorington Streets
B. EB. Sayers
D. Vv
Ofice West
Thorington House
Algons
Hoshreals Accommodations
OC Real Estate
C. Part Algona, WA
Alger
Grand Army
Treasury
Gen. Alger
Herb. Farrati
Blythe
Cerro Gordo
McFarland
Emmet
Qoyle
Humbolt
Chage
Webster
Lund
Qn Agricultural College
C. J. Adams
Rouse
Charles Rooswall
Sponberg’s Tailor Shop
Algona Own
Tetis
Aving
Sher- Alman
T.C, Walton
Peerless Bronza
Peerleas
Peerless
Lgg
Tunison
Toxison
Lt Bbretz
Bae
Waemingtom BF
Herbert Sperry
Tremont
Ill
Hess
Clarke
Ls. A. Bheglz
the County News Budget
Bancroft
Fenton
Banchoyt
LB. F. Smith
Ile
Chas. Stinson
Sheldon
Twenry Johnson
Banckerr
J. J. Bruer
Agnes Wilson
Wm. Gray
Seneca
Emma Smith
Capt
Beal
Doctor Taylor
Streeter
Geo. V. Davis Sr
E. L. Ward
W. W. Johnson
White Lily
Little Crow
Bnow
Patterson Bros
L. A. Sheets
Guta Patterson Bros
D. A. Tageard
Toy
Dawson
W. T. Wilmott
Hirem E.smith
Doh MeaRonald
Assuth
Algone
Said
Soran & Allen
Platntir
Jay 'Y
Clark
Algony
Lowa
Hartwit Baldwin
Pendleton
Goadyichuk
Landmann
Richardson
Interior Department
M. Fox
Patterson, Bros
State
St Es Igona
A. W. Patterson
G. L. Galbraith & Co
G. M. Howard
Sue
W. W. Scott
Tinner
W. W. Jones
Biaze Street
Alnove
M.Z. Grove
Vqhn Gi Grove
M.Z. Grove, Th
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