05 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
Bode Republican
Location
Bode, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1890
Page
1
Governor Horace Bolom invites Iowans to observe a state holiday on August 16 honoring labor, praising workers and industry. The proclamation urges citizens to unite in a suitable tribute as railroads face joint-rate enforcement and legal scrutiny.
The senate closes debate on Gill and sticks to aldrich plan while tariff and bankruptcy issues face lengthy discussion. In the house, speakers clash over a red collar on the potentate of Dil and procedural votes reveal a fluctuating quorum as conferees work on sundry civil and tariff measures with adjournments through the week.
A chaotic report from Washington details Clarkson resigning as first assistant postmaster amid scandals and political pressure. The piece notes long service, the fallout in the post office, and mentions related figures and regional ties, highlighting party factions and public scrutiny.
A chaotic Labor Day event in the city drew large crowds and a police presence. The parade featured local trades groups and labor unions, with reports of overextended crowds and scattered incidents. Officials pledged orderly conduct as tensions flared among participants and onlookers.
Fragmentary 19th century style report recounts a Guatemalan upheaval linked to General Martin Aburninda and exiled figure Baranda. It mentions a port incident at Yandove, a vessel attacked by Mech, and implied revolts under a heated sun. Consul Maurice Rahden comments on Baranda’s banquet threats and revolutionary rhetoric.
A garbled OCR page lists scattered names, places, and events. References to trades, politics, a disaster, and a shooting appear amid incoherent phrases. Names like ANN ALTON and MARG HELLEN surface beside mentions of markets, a wreck, and legal notices.
Advices from Munich recount a startling tale of King Otto of Havaris whose stomach no longer digests food and who can barely be moved for surgery. He hallucinates, bites aides, and wanders the palace grounds in fits of fury while his brother Louis II lies dead and rumors of ominous Lady figures swirl through the court.
Reports claim Sir John Macdonald plans to dissolve Parliament and appeal to voters before Christmas. Liberals vow to push Canada US trade questions. officials warn delaying could harm the government and political fortunes ahead of next sessions.
Varluan Gausen Tomi reports on money market conditions in New York with Treasury purchases at 4.2 percent, labor strikes, and expectations of renewed activity. Wool and copper prices firm, industrial demand improving, futures unsettled. Philadelphia money market for commercial paper strong, broader trade shows mixed gains and persistent monetary pressure across cities.
A proposed company plans to shorten transit from Chicago to Bendin and Quebec to 7 days via a new rail route. Backed by London financiers, the plan centers on a 20,060,000 capital and involves prominent figures in public works, banking, and railways. Lead offices to be in London with engineering reports prepared. The venture faces technical and regulatory hurdles as it seeks support from major interests.
Market notes describe price movements across grains oils and livestock with mentions of live cattle hogs and sheep. Prices appear mixed with some items higher and others steady as buyers and sellers adjust to demand and seasonal factors.
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