Crisis in Iowa Guard Reorganization Moves Ahead
The Iowa Naval Guard is poised for reorganization along regular army lines, with medical exams, arming, and quick mustering into national service. A merit-based promotion system may replace the governor’s staff, and new radical changes are under consideration as Manila and other fronts report rising tensions and mobilization.
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California Senate Fight Signals Stalled Caucus Bluff
In Sacramento on January 10, pripe-pal candidates D. M. Byrne and A. B. Grant see no progress as Burns supporters call for a caucus likely to be dismissed by Grant followers. Senator Bulla and John R. H. Barnes press on with confidence while E. F. Preston surfaces as a potential dark horse amid 85 Republicans on joint ballot. first vote set for today.
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Grant
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Bulla
Los Angeles
John R. H. Barnes
E. FF. Preston
Expansion theme in senate on expansion policy and civil service aid
The day in Washington featured debate on expansionism and the constitutionality of acquiring foreign territories. Key speakers argued whether expansion aligns with the Declaration of Independence, while other reports note the civil service appropriation being restored and a Nicaragua canal vote timing.
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Sullivan Put To Sleep by the Omaha Kid Fight
Oscar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid knocked out Dave Sullivan of Ireland in the 17th round at Lenox Athletic Club New York. The bout ended after a rapid sequence of three blows within ten seconds. The article also notes Sharkey vs McCoy title bout plans and mentions other distant notices from the same date.
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Omaha
Dave Sullivan
Ireland
Lenox Athletic Club
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Oscar
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Tom Sharkey
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Sharkey
Local and personal items appear in city notices
Tuesday in the city, residents from Noble and Exira visit, bankers discuss deposits, auctions and sales tempt readers, and a Congregational dinner is planned. The article lists names across towns, including Steinke selling furs, and notes lectures, schools, and a theater visit with a full Dallas program.
College Notes Open Winter Term And Welcome New Students
On Monday Jan 23 the second winter term opens. A L Fisher has started the normal course and C V Starr has returned after a brief illness. Hla stands out as a diligent student who dislikes missing days. It is a good time to begin studying and learn the school’s plans for the term. Professors G W Dunlavy and Miss Abrams are scheduled for a Franklin township teachers meeting and are expected to provide wholesome entertainment.
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C. V. Starr
Sik
Hla
G. W. Dunlavy
Miss Abrams
Franklin Township
Wasmer Family Denies Severe Punishment of Nobis Wasmer
In Cass County Iowa, Jacob and Louisa Wasmer sworn to testify that Nobis Wasmer’s punishment by teacher Mark Buckley in District No. 4 Noble Township was not injurious and left no marks. They defend Buckley amid rumors, with sworn statement dated January 5, 1809. Also lists several 19th century land transfers and deeds in Cass and surrounding areas including Anita, Griswold, Atlantic and nearby properties.
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Jacob Wasmer
Louisa Wasmer
Justice of the Peace
Markets Report From Cuicaco January 10 1899
The markets section notes receipts and prices with cattle showing receipts of 3,000 and a strong market. Prices listed include mixed items around 83.40 and road heavy at 3.60. Cattle prices cited 94.10 with a 5.75 figure.
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Cuicaco
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