Ex-Senator James I Wilson Dies at 40 Bedside
Ex United States Senator James I Wilson dies at his Farrrteco Iowa home after paralysis of the brain. Born Newark Ohio October 18 1828 he served in Iowa constitutional convention 1867 state legislature 1857 1959 and state senate 1861 before three terms in Congress ending 1869 and two Senate terms from 1882 to 1894. Survived by wife and three children Rollin J James F Jr and Miss Kittle.
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Water Works Pact Declared Unjust By Federal Court
In Omaha a federal court decree by Judge Riner nullified the Omaha Denver water works consolidation and transferred control back to the original Illinois company. The case clarifies ownership of the Omaha plant amid ongoing legal questions. Omaha previously capitalized at 5 million dollars while the New Jersey entity held 13 million.
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Live Stock Prices Stab at Packers Grind Debate
St Louis and Kansas City stockyards adopt resolutions protesting government agitation over a suspected packers combine. They claim cattle prices fell at least one dollar per hundred weight in two weeks while retail beef rose six cents. They call for a thorough investigation to restore normal markets.
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