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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1902

Page

2

Representatives Oppose Iowa Senatorial Apportionment

Des Moines April 12. Several house members sign a remonstrance against the senatorial apportionment bill arguing it is unjust and unconstitutional under section 34. Signed by Cowles, Gilchrist, Carter, Sweeley, Langan, Wilson, Cheney, Coicle, Kendall. They note northwest populations have grown yet no changes were made and hint at possible future constitutional challenges.

Des Moines House Cowles Kossuth Gilchrist Pocahontas Carter Sioux Sweeley Woodbury Langan Crawford Wilson Buena Vista Cheney Clay Coicle Carroll Clinton Kendall Monroe Northwest Gardner Cowles

St Louis Exposition Bill Narrowly Passes in 125000 Form

Des Moines April 12 The St Louis appropriation faced a close clash between the senate and house over 150000 versus 125000. After a two hour conference the house receded and adopted the senate figure 125000. Conference members named were Maytag Smith Brooks Wilson for the senate and Temple Clarke Carter Cummings for the house.

House Senate Des Moines St. Louis Maytag Smith Brooks Wilson Temple Clarke Carter Cummings

Des Moines Daily News breaks circulation record

The Des Moines Daily News surpassed one million monthly circulation with March issues totaling 1 117 638 and daily issues reaching 36 052, adding a large Sunday edition in January. Subscriptions run 1 50 per year, 1 for eight months, 80 cents for six months, 50 cents for three months and 25 cents per month.

Iona Des Moines Des Moines Daily News Daily News Moil the News United States Sioux City Liberty Anamosa Stickney Chicago Great Western Road Council Bluffs Omaha Congress

Smith English bill passes in closing hours

Des Moines April 12 during the closing hours of the legislature the Smith English bill was passed. It requires railroads to report extensive Iowa business data to the executive council and adds section 6 of the original senate railroad taxation measure for publicity and roll call access.

Des Moines Executive Council Iowa House Senate Cummins

Legislature in Iowa passes and stalls key bills

Des Moines reports the Senate concurs with house amendments on railroad consolidation, education appropriations, capitol improvements, and reapportionment. The House passes a mix of tax, court, and budget measures while adjourning sine die. a speaker tribute and humorous exchanges cap the session.

Hubbard Bill Signed by Governor Cummins in Iowa

Des Moines April 14 Governor Cummins signed the Hubbard railway merger bill. The measure removes prior limits allowing Iowa lines to extend and consolidate with railways in any state. Amended at Hubbard’s insistence it now bans parallel or competing line mergers, a point Cummins calls a distinct advance.

Cummins Des Moines Hubbard Railway Iowa Hill-Harriman Hubbard General Assembly

Reprieve Came Too Late in Fletcher Execution

Henry Fletcher, a Black man, was hanged at sunrise for the murder of 16-year-old Louis Roth. A 15 day respite request from Governor A. M. Dockery arrived too late, and the sheriff reported the execution proceeded, with a telegram confirming the stay after the drop occurred.

St. Louis Henry Flutcher Louis Roth Dockery Jefferson City Joseph F. Dickman Henry Fletcher A. M. Dockery Kenry Fletcher

Munitions of War Shipped From San Francisco Port

Twenty five cases of munitions of war were shipped to Colombian rebels aboard the City of Sydney from San Francisco last Tuesday. The port collector sought guidance from Washington and was told to prevent any breach of neutrality laws. Further shipments are anticipated and may hinder outbound steamers. London police oversee 8,200 miles of roads and streets.

San Francisco Sydney Colombia Washington Metropolitan Police of London

Irish dialect tale of Terry’s drum trouble and bandmaster chase

In broad Dublin styled chatter Mr Mulcahey complains about son Terry who plays drums in the Smntieth regiment band. The bandmaster bans German tunes, marks the others as Wearin the Grane, and Terry impresses with wild playing while Prince Henry visits. Now the boy bears a brick in his hand and harsh words in his mouth as he hunts the bandmaster.

Mr. Mulcahey Mr. O’tunder Terry Smntieth Regiment Gurman Dunes

Palmer Man Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills For Back Cure

Palmer Oregon resident W. J. Uppendahl describes long lasting back pain and a sudden improvement after using four boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports his back is now strong and able to work again and adds his wife also endorses the pills.

Palmer Oregon W. J. Uppendahl Dodd

Try One Package Defiance Starch Offer

If Defiance Starch does not please you return it to your dealer. If it does you get one third more for the same money. It will give you satisfaction and will not stick to the iron. Haste to get rich keeps many a man poor.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement Summary

An early 20th century print fragment advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain, gum swelling, and wind colic in children. It claims soothing effects and relief for crying infants.

Man questions justice outcomes and satisfaction

Quote reflects skepticism about justice systems with a focus on the idea that people often dislike the results even when they win. The remark suggests a tension between legal outcomes and personal approval, hinting at broader social attitudes toward judicial processes.

Housekeepers urged to use Russ Bleaching Blue

A short advisory promotes Russ Bleaching Blue as the preferred cleaner for households. It claims the product helps housekeepers achieve efficient results at grocers selling it for 10 cents, while urging a straight career path as a practical success strategy.

Matt J Johnsons 6088 Promises Rheumatism Cure

An advertisement claims Matt J. Johnsons 6088 has cured thousands of rheumatism and will cure you, urging readers to try it and purchase from all druggists.

Matt J. Johnson

When a girl's education is complete her diploma is a marriage license

A saying emphasizes the link between female education and marriage prospects. It reflects social norms values of the era, linking scholarly achievement to eventual matrimony.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim

An 1880s promotional notice asserts deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and offers a $100 reward for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad, filed by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, promotes the cure and related products sold by druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

The Course of True Love Helped by Cash

A short notice notes that a couple’s marriage plans were aided by financial support. The source emphasizes monetary assistance facilitating the union.

Wisconsin Paper Promotes Western Canada Lands

A Eau Claire Leader letter urges readers to seek Canadian lands noting many U S agents in several states and provinces. It highlights free homesteads or cheap sale prices in Saskatchewan and Saskatoon district, mentions migrations and patriotic excuses, and cites crop yields and immigration rhetoric to attract settlers.

Eau Claire Wisconsin Canada St. Paul Duluth Minnesota Grafton North Dakota Watertown South Dakota Omaha Nebraska Kansas City Missouri Des Moines Iowa Wausau Milwaukee Chicago Illinois Indianapolis Indiana Sault Ste. Marie Detroit Michigan Toledo Columbus Ohio Prairie Dominion of Canada United States Eral Caleb Bunneh Joshua Nus Saskatoon

Extension of Time Delays Settlers Rail Tickets Northward

Severe March storms slow travel as Iowa road authority extends ticket validity to Minnesota and the Dakotas. One way fares for settlers now usable on dates 15 22 and 29 next. Contact Geo. Batty G T A Marshalltown Iowa for details. It is natural for a man to get hot when others roast him. The course of true love needs money to keep it running.

Iowa Minnesota Dakotas Batty Marshalltown

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