Congress Calendar Delayed Opened by Edmunds Plan
Sec. Edmunds proposed a September to November recess to clear the Senate calendar and avoid a December rush. Democrats oppose the plan, warnings surface of filibuster risk, while Republicans push for action on labor and farmers measures and tariff reforms.
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Wejimi
Dooc
Congress
Edmunds
Senator Edmunds
Senate
Kimunds
Farmers Alliance
House of Representatives
South
Central America
Aldrich
Morrill
Snakes Debated as Potential Food in Local Talk
A lively discussion in Indianapolis contrasts snakes with eel and beef, recounting snake preparation, tasting notes, and a joking plan to grant Bluda a fifty year snake franchise near the abattoir. The piece blends humor with historical notes on Irish snake dinners and frontier survival.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Bird
Mr. Inn
Finn
Blad
Emerald Isle
Plains
Nebraska
Bluda
Indianapolis
Coal Still Is a Major Global Issue
The report notes coal remains central to energy debates worldwide. It discusses production, consumption, and policy challenges across regions, with emphasis on economic and environmental implications for nations and industries.
Congress Debates Eight Hour Bill and Tariff Sessions
The House passes the eight hour labor amendment. the meat inspection bill is signed. Windom calls for 20 million dollars in 44 percent bonds. President plans a brief return from Cresson Springs. Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson retires to campaign work. Speaker Reed lauded for leadership. Raum denies resignation rumors as pension office probes proceed. River and harbor conference report adopted. Senate expected to take up later.
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House
Senate
Davis
Minnesota
Cresson Springs
White House
Congressional Campaign Committee
Procter
Representative Kennedy
Breckinridge
Kennedy
Quay
Congress
Arkansas
Paddock
George
Mississippi
Senator Chandler
Papasly
Tadedes Anas Vega
Windom
Theariff
Clark
Reed
Boston
Republican Party
Raum
Pension Office
Story County Iowa Board Proceedings September 1890 Jail Bonds Proposal
Story county supervisors convened in regular and special sessions in September 1890. They cancelled several taxes, set 1890 levies, and proposed issuing ten thousand dollars in jail bonds with a one half mill tax, ballot text for or against jail bonds, and authority to publish the resolution. The auditor and clerk were given warrant and publication duties for bridges and poor fund expenditures.
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Board of Supervisors
Story County
Iowa
Coal a great inheritance and its rising future
A compact feature defends coal as a foundational energy, arguing its central role in global progress. It lauds coal’s vast deposits, enduring dominance over petroleum and gas, and its expanding use with economic and industrial growth across continents.
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Heraclitus
America
Europe
Asia
Australia
Democrat
Is Consumption Incurable
Mr C IL Mor Newark Arkansas says consumption and abscess of lungs were incurable until Dr King s New Discovery started. He reports improvement after three bottles and health regained. Middlewart Decatur Ohio notes doctors had given up but credits the remedy. Free samples offered at drug stores.
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C. IL Mor
Newark
Arkansas
Illinois Central Excursions to Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana
The Illinois Central Railroad announces five excursion dates to southern states on April 22 May 2 September 25 and October 14 with one round trip fare Tickets valid thirty days and allow stopovers south of Cairo Agents west of Duncumb on the C F and M branch sell tickets for the prior evening trains. Copies of Home-Seeker's Guide and Farmers and Fruit-Growers' Guide to McComb City Mississippi available from J F Merny Assistant Gen Pass Agent in Manchester.
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Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Illlnois Central Railroad
Cairo
Duncumb
McComb City
Manchester
J. F. Merny
Pass
Tax Sale Notice and Will Probate In Story County
Notice of unpaid 1886 taxes on Story City parcels sold December 5, 1887 to HL L Carrell holder of the purchase certificate. Ninety day redemption period from service. Also notice that Amund A Laud will probate September 30 1890 hearing in District Court Nevada Iowa with Henry Wilson Clerk.
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Story
Iowa
Story City
Story County
HL. L. Carrell
IH. L. Carrell
Lowa
District Court
Said
Amund A. Laud
District
Nevada
Henry Wilson, JR
H. L. Carrell
Notice to Mrs Trine Johnson in 1890 Iowa land sale case
In Story County District Court September Term 1890 John Evenson administrator of John Axelton deceased sues Ole Axelton and others. A petition seeks an order to sell Lot twelve in Block Ten Roland Story County to pay estate debts. If not appeared by noon of September term on September 29, 1890 default and judgment will be entered. D J Vinge attorney for plaintiff.
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District Court of the
State of Iowa
Story County
A. D
John Evenson
John Axelton
Ole Axelton
Trine Johnson
District Court of
Roland Story County
Iowa
D. J. Vinge
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad Claims
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with a 25 cent box price, sold by all druggists.
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Ail Draggists
Maylily
Remedy ads flood the Ames druggist trade
A dated advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a universal cure for liver and kidney ills and blood impurities, promising malaria relief and general health benefits. It also touts Shiloh’s Cure for croup and bronchitis and a horse liniment for blemishes, with prices and the Ames Iowa seller details.
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L. M. Bosworth
Ames
Iowa
Splendid Story Arrives For Family Readers
The notice invites readers to subscribe to the paper and promises fresh news and family-friendly matter. It highlights forthcoming serials and urges readers to watch columns for announcements while noting that the Splendid Story is now at hand.
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