End of liquor fight shapes Iowa session moves
The Iowa House defeated the McNulty and Early bill revisions to the liquor law while approving the Hotchkiss insurance bill. A claim by ex Auditor John L. Brown was debated. the bill passed 68 to 17. Crop bulletin notes a late season but fair seeding progress. moisture favorable above surface, winds harmed some fall crops. Mystic Shrine session in Sioux City drew 1800 attendees with El Riad from Sioux Falls and Cedar Rapids delegations. William Hawley Smith is ill in Orrumwa. a ship collision near Quarantine injured none but caused water ingress in Bell Arden. Rock Springs mines yielded 2,016,040 tons in 1895 with 40 deaths. Kalului steamer clearance favored by House committee.
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Brown al- Towad
Hotechkles
Mystio
Des Moines
McNulty
House
Porter
Senate
Hotchkiss
Morrison
Executive Council
John L. Brown
Chariton
Temple of Clarke
Iowan
Mr. Klemme
Ayer
Omicaco
Iowa Weekly Crop Bulletin
Framing Pacific Cable Bill and Related Actions
House commerce committee debated framing a first government lien on Pacific Cable of New York property and right of way with future transfer limits while considering sale, reorganization, or control changes. Amendments reduced annual subsidy to 180000, extended cable to China, and closed loopholes. next meeting to continue work. Postoffice appropriation passed after week of debate and Wolcott amendments. metric system vote defeated. conferees agreed on agricultural appropriation report with Japan grant around 8.3 million. A resolution seeks details on Mrs Maybrick case. Cumberland Republicans elect delegates in favor of McKinley and Wellington.
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House Committee On Commerce
Pacific Cable of
New York
China
Japan
Washington
Senate
Wolcott
Messrs
Vilas
Allen
Hill
Gear
Gorman
Stewart
Smith
Georgia
Waenington
District of Columbia
Yeas
Mays
W. Stone
Congress
House
A Agricultural Department
Allen Out of the Race Declares Pretention on Almetaliium
New York World reports Senator William Y. Allen will not seek the Populist presidential nomination. He communicated the decision to Governor Holcomb on March 24 after earlier urging to reconsider. The piece notes numerous letters from Populist leaders and the senator’s firm stance on protection and bimetallism as essential to prosperity.
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New York World
Cleveland
Lixcorn
United States
William Y. Allen
Holcomb
Apzroat
Allen
Alen
Holcdmb
Salt Lake
Frank J. Cannon
Arthur Brown
C. EB. Ajlan
Isaac Trumbo
McCormick
Thomas Kearns
St. Louis
Donly
Chairan
A. L. Thoman
Brown
Orient Anil
Spanish America
New York
the World
McKinley
Measles at the White House and other items
Measles in the president's household delays cabinet meeting and sends the Cleveland family to Woodley for isolation while Esther Cleveland is treated. President and Thurber remain at the White House during the outbreak. The rest of the page reports on silver delegations, contests over Will Fair, Olympic results, a Webster faction convention, Oliver Optic's world trip, a Halifax fire, Westinghouse stock suit, notable passengers, and Count Mattei's death.
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Esther Cleveland
Washington
Thurber
White House
Mr. Cleveland
Woodley
South Carolina
Conunara
D. C
Webster
Republican Party
McKinley
Jagat
St. Louis
Walt
Picrssure
BR. S. Waring
George Westinghouse, Jr
Standard Underground Cable Company
White
Chicago and nation wide election results show reform gains
Chicago voters backed a reform ticket led by Henry Kompf amid GOP and A P A clashes, while the party split yielded mixed council outcomes. Returns from 52 of 89 precincts favored the Republican A P A alliance. aldermanic races suggested a narrow citywide GOP edge with a broad reform push to curb “gang” influence. Colorado and Kansas results reflect scattered GOP victories, with women voting strongly and Crain's successor race in Texas leaning toward the Gold Standard candidate.
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Brececur
Sovern
Chicago
Kansas
Grain
Colorado
Kansas City
Anti-A. P. A
Henry ©. Kumpf
James M. Jones
A. P. A. Jones Ia
A. PA
John 8. Crosby
Kompf
Kumpf
Jones
A.P. A
Oxrcaco
Oraln
Antonio
Tex
Eeventh
W. H. Crain
Kjeiberg
Lewhoer
Brewster
Kleiberg
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Iowa Grop Bulletin
Mystic Shriners
Seasion
Sioux Dry
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kaaba Temple
Wiliam Hawley Smith
Orrumwa
William Hawley Smith
Bell Arden
Red Star Line
Friesland
Staten Island
Rock Springs
Roos Shinus
Wyo
State Inspector of
David G. Thoman
Merchant Marine Grant
House Committee On Merchant Marine
San Francisco
Pacific Cable
Maybrick
Underwood
England
Greatritain
Mobile
Ala
Ddarylandera
Cumberland
Washington County
George E. Wellington
Fep
H. G. Weber & Co
Atlantic Iowa
Utah
Republican Platform
C. C. Goodwin
Charles ‘Crane
R. Louis
Laabanon
Sedalia
Bland, Stone, West
Cockrell
James’ G. Fair
Charles L. Fair
Young Fair
Bettie Craven
Fair
Herman Derrida
Atunns
Thomas F. Curtis
Boston
Emery H. Clark
Robert Garrett
Princeton
Thomas F. Burke
H. B. Jamison
Arthur B. Like
Oliver Optic
William T. Adame
Singapore
Port Said
Cayton
Balifax
Halifax
John Davidson & Co
Bishop Havre
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
John K. Walden
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Count Mattel
Count Mattei
Denver
Pueblo
Leadville
Toroka
West Superson
Wis
Markin Pattison
Peters Bure
Apri
Russian Geographical Society
Irkutsk
Siberia
New Yor
T. A. Slocum
M. C
California
Great Rock Island
Phillip
Pullman
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Dedding
John Sebastian
McElree
Cardus
T. S. Quincey
Stag Accident Company
Ita
Henry Rent
Hiddohrd Hoy Thana Mfc, CO
Lancaster G
Reneral
Oupbiarian
Aicety Ladiss Lodorsa
Stanp
DR. Snyder
Siriroig Shaw
Metropolitan Accident Association
Didest and Best Accident Co
West
Udadress
C.H
Franklin Grove
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