Large appropriations loom in Iowa and New Jersey politics
Iowa budgets total 1.45 million for extraordinary expenses with state institutions seeking major enlargements. University, Normal School, asylum, and agricultural college face costly expansions while revenue gains are hoped to fund nearly one million annually. New Jersey Governor asks court to settle senate legitimacy amid quo warranto actions. Colorado moves to stall funds as eight hour work limits gain traction. Nebraska judge sentences two men to two years for flour theft.
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Fort Madison
Industrial School
Committee On Appropriations
Sawyer
Woodbury
Senate
Turner
Harsh
Revenue Commission
Patterson
Boards of Supervisors
General Fund
Gurley
Blanchard
Doubleday
Miller
Iowa
Robinson
Woods
Moore
New Jersey
Trenton
N.J
Werts
Besley
Supreme Court
Senate of
Attorney General
Tourist car rates advanced to six dollars per ticket
The Chicago California tourist car rate is set to rise from four to six dollars as a group of western railroads protest Union Pacific for alleged breaches of good faith. They cite UP extending Midwinter exposition excursion rates beyond the agreed withdrawal date, stirring interterritorial friction and rail policy disputes.
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Union Pacific
Caicaco
Chicago
California
Transmisseuri
Supreme Court Reaffirms Prohibition Ruling
The Supreme Court of Lawa on Monday affirmed its prior decision that the prohibitory amendment is not part of the state constitution and was not legally adopted. J A Harvey of the State Temperance alliance sued W M McFarland to compel issuance of a certified copy. the writ was denied. The alliance has since dissolved.
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Supreme Court of Lawa
Des Motins
Jay
Supreme Court
J. A. Harvey
State Temperance Alliance
W. M. McFarland
Conrad
District Court
Millers in Convention Seek Wider Western Flour Market
Two hundred millers from Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma met in Kansas City to push for a broader market for western flour. Leaders discussed reciprocity with Mexico, fiat rates for Missouri river points, and ending option trading while papers on transportation and wheat grading were presented.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
BE. A. Coburn
McPherson
Kan
T. T. Crittenden
Mexico
Congress
Consul Crittenden
A. J. Valandingham
David E. Kirk
Abolition of sugar bounty shifts to free list
Washington report notes the House cut the duty on refined sugar, making all sugar free. Debate over coal duties failed to pass, boosting moves to recommit the bill. Southern factions opposed coal duties while iron ore and income tax riders loom as potential changes. Republicans unite to push reexamination, with direct passage possible if sent to a direct vote.
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House
Chonge
Robertson
Louisiana
Warner
Ways and Means Committee
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Hawaiian Noninterference Resolution Reported in Senate
Washington, Jan 24. Senate debate centers on Turpie's Foreign Relations Committee resolution opposing immediate annexation of Hawaii. Provisional government recognized, U.S. policy urged to refrain from foreign intervention. Bills on Antwerp expo and federal election law also discussed alongside bond instructions and other diplomatic items.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Washinerton
Senate
Ind
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Teller
Antwerp
Belgium
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Peffer
Secretary of the Treasury
Stewart
Wilson
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Frye
Chandler
Associated Press
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William
Bismarck
Berlin
Germany
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von Caprivi
Baron Marschal von Bieberstein
Count von Moltke
Freidrichsruhe
Prince Bismarck
von Moltke
Freidereichsruhe
Reichstag
Herr Kardorff
German Empire
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Western Farm and Mortgage Company
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Department of Colorado
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Boston
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Detroit
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National Convention of Manufacturers
New Mexico
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Jan
Wihil
Missouri Pacific
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T. F. Dunaway
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Admiral Benham
Gulf and Union Pacific
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Gulf Road
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Arkansas
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Polk County
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Gurung, Okl
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Minnie Chapman
Sac and Fox Indian School
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Greenwood
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Southern Medical Institute
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