Commission completes revised code report for Iowa legislature
Des Moines Dec 3 the commission to revise Iowa code says its 18 months work will be issued soon as a new code with changed wording and arrangement It urges joint committee review while state officers oppose a special session predicting early adjournment The project cost about 26000 Adams Express Co loses 82000 in cash in Albia robbery and Des Moines branch dispatches describe the theft Typhoid fever linked to a Sabula wedding as the illness causes deaths Boston doctors confirm the diagnosis Ex State Auditor Benton probe ordered in Omaha for jury seating Sioux City drummer George Wilcox dies by suicide in his home Summit county Colorado mining outlook strong with vast untouched placer grounds Durrant defense seeks new trial while prosecutors affirm verdict Knickerbocker gains property through estate settlement at Ballston Spa Nebr teachers meet in Crawford and Buffalo officials report death of Vicar General Gleason Sugar refineries resume work in Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
1St General Assembly
Boston
State Board of Health
William Royal Stokes
Boston City Hospital
Councilman
Iowa Board
English dispute over Oklahoma divorce laws
A dispatch from Oklahoma City reports England challenges Oklahoma Territory divorce laws. Peter Neilson of London sought a divorce from Edith Neilson after 90 days. service was sent to London by registered letter. The English government ruled Oklahoma law would not be respected in the queen's dominion, sending an elaborate opinion to Oklahoma judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierra
Kan
Her Majesty’s Empire
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Peter Neilson
London
Edith Neilson
Queen’s Dominion
Kharput Missionaries Starving for Relief Funds
Rev H O Dwight of the American Board cables from Philippopolis to The Christian Herald New York urging telegraphic remittances for Kharput missionaries whose buildings were destroyed in the massacre. The Herald notes the missionaries face hunger and cold and will forward relief funds by cable at no expense to contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight
Christian Herald
New York
H. O. Dwight
American Board
Constantinople
Phillippopolis
Turkey
Kharput
The
Disastrous Fire Rout Hogan Printing Firm Elm Street
A two story blaze gutted Hogan Printing at 810 812 Elm Street St Louis causing about 40000 loss fully insured Private Watchman Neuman missing and eight men injured including engineers and firemen with burns and inhalation injuries. Meanwhile separate incidents include a fatal charcoal fumes accident in Williamsport and Southern Pacific cost cuts in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
Hogan Printing Company
Elm Street
Neuman
George Benson
Charles Traub
Joseph Roehl
Ole Olsen
Joseph Rahill
Paul Smith
John Cahill
Dan Brown
Senate Republicans Move Toward Reorganization In Caucus
Washington dec 3 mr sherman elected chairman of the Republican caucus and dubois secretary the informal session showed a preference for reorganizing Republican officers and committees with strong speeches against any pact with outside elements the issue of whether to test strength on committees or on the president pro tem choice was debated hoar and hale withdrawn motions awaiting a Wednesday meeting and a renewed push with opposition to committee appointment likely to be countered by a substitute for selection by the caucus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman
Dubois
Senate
Davis
Minn
Aldrich
R.J
Hoar
Hele
Frye
Messrs. Hoar
Hale
Ounzens
Reed Star of the Occasion in Senate and House Opening
Washington and Washington Dec 8 The House passed to Republican control as Thomas Brackett Reed Maine was chosen speaker with a festive opening session. The gathering featured floral tributes and a routine agenda ending with the biennial lottery. In the Senate the session was uneventful with sworn-in new members and groups listed, Tillman and George prominent in a later lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Washington
House of Representatives
Thomas Brackett Reed
Maine
House
Senate
Reed
Crisp
Payne
N. Y
Ways and Means
First Till In the House Sets Rail Post Bill
Washington December 3 Representative Linton of Michigan authors the first bill in the Fifty-fourth Congress promoting railway postal service. Aldrich of Illinois introduces another bill restricting former officers or employees of interstate corporations from becoming receivers. Also notes on revenue receipts and internal revenue figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Linton
Aldrich
Langerman acquittalطلب leads to new trial and prison for perjury
In New York Walter Langerman, convicted of first degree assault on Barbara Aub, was granted a new trial after Aub confessed she erred and admitted Langerman innocence. Aub was jailed for perjury. After the ruling Langerman was kept as a witness. Aub remained imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Aub
Langerman
New York
Walter
Goff
Miss Aub
House of Detention
Market Declines Hit Wheat Corn and Oats at Chicago Board
Market report from Montague and Co. notes wheat remains weak due to selling by tired longs. Corn and oats fall to record low levels on the Chicago Board of Trade with cash corn at 25 percent and May oats at 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onwago
Montague & Co
Spangler & Bruington
Atlantic
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Araette
Sini
Neresseaunes
Hogs and cattle receipts and market tone report
Live stock results from Chicago Illinois dated December 3 1895 show hogs with 30 000 receipts and a strong opening with yesterday's decline recovered. Estimated tomorrow hog price around 45.00. Mixed 3 35 to 3 6 heavy 3 50 to 3 60 rough heavy 8 85 to 8 45 light 3 40 to 3 60. Cattle receipts 6 000 market steady. Sheep receipts 1400 market steady. Price powder advertisement note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOS
Chtcago
Ill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pwa
Ission
Albia
Ham ‘Express Company
Ont
la- Doclare
Tigate
Gentan
Adams Express Company
Das Motes
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
To Sang
Benton
Omana
Richard Ontealt
Charles Mosher
Capital National Bank
Drummer Hills
Sioux City
George Wilcox
Denver
Colorado
Summit County
Breckenridge
Durrant
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Knickerbocker
Saratoga
W. H. Knickerbocker
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Jane Harkinson
Ballston Spa
Crawford
Onawroxn
Neb
North‘Western Teachers’ Association of Nebraska
Gleason
Barraro
Mgr. Gleason
Diocese of
Buffalo
Father Gleason
Ireland
Philadelphia
Spreckels
McCahn Independent
AT &T. Louis
Mollenhauer
Williamsport
Herman Fuchs
Thomas Ohlman
Thomas Levy
Southern Pacific Economiting
Southern Pacific Company
Sacramento
Bakersfield
Tucson
Butner
Fanny Phillips
J. C. Phillips
Caldwell
Guroaco
Western Passenger Association
Vosburg
Bill
Gimfel
Clarkson
Worth
Baltimore, O
Zeihlman Glass Factory
Andrew Beat
Tom Reed
Washieton
Stevenson
Hhe
Messrs
Bacon
Baker
Berry
Butler
Caffery
Carter
Chandler
Chilton
Elking
Cullom
Gear
Harris
Lindsay
McBride
McMillan
Burrows
Martin
Morgan
Nelson
Pettigrew
Sewell
Shoup
Thurston
Tilman
Walthall
Warren
Wetmore
Tillman
South Carolina
George
Mississippi
Blackburn
Kentucky
Wolcott
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Wasmreron
John J. Cowan
Alva
C. T
James W. Cowan
Satt
Giprattar
Morocco
Saffi
Ecuador
Payama
Pasto
Ohacua
Alfaro
Tulcan
Abararn
William L. Winans
Alhambra
Berlin
Schlichting
Baden
Grand Duke of
Perry
O.T
Inna Smith
Elmer Smith
Brooks
Kansas City
St. Louis
Leadville
Tee Palace
Danver
Dec
Ice Palace
Sanguilly
Havana
Julio Sanguilly
Spain
Winnipeg
Man
Gladstone Village
Gangel
Paris
Henry Menier
Anticosti
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Ulsters
Melton
M. B. Israel
Whitfield
Smith A. Whitfield
Harrison
Russia
Burnin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Crux
Dardanelles
Sioux Falls
Ole Larson
Behlatter
Laylyne
Mastery
Lavignac
Walcott
Miles
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati
Nelson A. Miles
Michle
Atlanta
Barbers
OntcaGo
Barbers Protective Union
Dr. Price
Woarld
Butch’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!