Politico turmoil and reform talk in Iowa noted
The column items critique reform movements and party dynamics, with mentions of Senator Mibeh, WATUS, and local officials. It reports on whisky scandals involving Frank Davey, a senate select committee on woman suffrage, district boundary changes, and a divorce case in Leavenworth. Also covered are bridge projects, political appointments, and a dramatic postmaster scheme in Bowen's Prairie.
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Wwe
Sylvartia
Mibeh
Qstri Ilya Tlarrigbure
Watus
Frank Davey
Emmet
Ainst
Lioux City Journal
Nioe
Select Committee
United States Senate
Ff Rage
Chicaze
le Nebr
Lincoln
Qroaha
Kenny Ught
Washingto Vhale Bivine
Senden Mitchellian
Big Warfare
Des Moines
State
Pelaw Firm
Shizas
Fan Duzee
Col Shaw
Anaroosa
Zack Chandler
Shaw
Maine
Iowa
Quoted Aphorisms Spark Debate On Morals And Law
The piece reproduces skewed notes and quotations about manners, drink, and social conduct from a Kentucky paper, a Iowa railroad commissioner memo, and comments by Hon. Sarmes Wilson. It cites moral warnings on whisky, hints at court and arbitration reforms, and critiques of railway policy as costly yet curbing petty grievances among shippers.
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Ming
Traci
Shy
Kentucky
Syster
Lowa
Sarmes Wilson
Tama
Thuty Board
Prohibition Debate Draws Crowd at City Hall
A City Hall gathering discussed a proposed liquor amendment with FH. G. Bowman and J. Tewksberry voicing opposing and supporting views. Speakers argued legislature power, enforcement, and past failures, while attendees debated whether votes would swing toward or against the amendment.
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Washington
Lowa
Sigit
Oureily
City Hall
G. Bowman
Ben. Butler
Massachusetts
Mr. Bowman
Butler
Essex
Bowman
Maine
Tewksberry
Vinton
Sioucb
Said
Chicago
Tie
Brewers Aid Controversial 5000 Trust in Iowa Rally
A report alleges the Brewers Association of Une Chited States voted 5000 in trust to Christian Magnus to aid Iowa brewers in lobbying against proposed legislation. The piece argues the move harms voters and inflates political influence, claiming breweries fund political outcomes at the expense of women and children and urging a democratic counteraction at the ballot box.
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Brewers’ Association of
Washington City
Christian Magnus
Iowa
United States
Towa
Luts
Ant
Tbis
Jastab
Une
Washington
Thair
Speculavon
Dramatic Civil War Pageant Draws Elite Audience
A Tennessee ceremony featured Generals Sherman and Sheridan with Governor critics and St Louis Mayor Ewing among guests. The stage showed camp scenes, tents, a flag stall, and a sunset cannon as drums and the song Tramp, Tramp, Tramp filled the theater amid enthusiastic applause.
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Tennessee Tank Place
WT. Shurs
Hig
Sherman
Sheridan Pope
Crittenden
Ewing
St. Lois
Sam
Coup Ol tvoss Himself in Cedar Rapids May 29
The famous showman W. C. Cunp eclipses rivals with an immense season 1892 tour. In Cedar Rapids on Monday May 29 two performances at 2 and 7. Attractions include three leading cops, lady riders, clowns, a vast animal menagerie, an Automatic Museum with moving figures, grand Historical Tableaux, Be Be the aerial flyer, the New York Aquarium, Okenawaka’s Indian Show, Amos Band, Cetewayo’s Princess, Palestine Arabs, Japanese acts, and Egyptian Mamelukes.
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W. C. Cunp
Cedar Rapids
Coup
Gari ‘ Whign
Cox
Porter
Abe
Ruiteau
Talleaux
Mx. Goup
Onden
Paris
Be Be
Youngel
Asong
Amos
Cetewayo
Amex launches new money order system gains popularity
The American Express Company introduces a new money order system claiming orders cannot be raised and are paid in preference to checks. Three payment methods exist: to bearer, by card of advice, or to the order of payee. Rates start at five cents per dollar up to ten dollars. Orders issued at about four thousand offices nationwide with broad acceptance in principal cities and towns. Gillatte, the agent, notes many prefer these orders, likely reducing post office traffic.
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the American Express Company
Don Gillatte
Camping
Igsmine
Post-Office
Appointment and notice of estate and administrator names
The notice states the appointment of an administrator for the estate of John Reynolds, late of Linn County, and requests debts and claims be presented. It references publication by P. Pigkert, Warrram, and mentions incorporation and related administrative actions. The document lists required formalities for claim submission and probate procedures in Iowa.
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Iowa
Wudelsigne
John Reynalds
Tata
Lin Boonte
Catate Ata
Warrram
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Baditora
Low
Mit
Ipa
Cedar Fone Vath
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Nypine of
Normress
TAU Ahl
W & Senton
Oa, & Sane
G. C. Washburn
Wisconsin
Eureka Springs
B Rothers
Congress
Ilinois
Wade
Here
Vennor
Uts
Hay
Democratia
Astlamen Ment Meeting
Cipy Hall
Phey
Arily
Coup Oltvoss
Lwa
Prince Vibe
Lupmoth
Susmesee
MAGE
Ctia RS
NEW Unites
Engine Works
Feed Grind Mills, &c
Webbe Fen Porte
The
Western Engine Works
Marshalltows, Towa
Yanan
Maxwell & Jones
Garfield
Hundterus
Bile
Cl Seoville
Guitian
Guiteau
Wilhensiel
Me Oba
Ady
Ela Peyton
Robert
Nowari
Mire
Iaire
Signer Wentifion
Clonds
Royal Japanese Rabanels
Aard Bryimiex
Thanat Gorgrouy
Ouudren Undnios
Badr Oriol
Vickers ii Sk Simdl Aulvantes Ab Thompson
Fewalvy Slaurten
C. Coup
Iveal
Ippe
Curde
Aso
Anus Urandsey
F_Dinke
Clavelind
Iium
Momhiror, Prusialer & Coy
Tion
Whitney
Iowa Avenue
Iowa Lye
BX & N. Railwe
Milwaukee
Eee
Passalger
Ganara
Iowa City
Chicant
Shuneiwly
West Liberty
Sos
Jan Thaye
Burliyztar
Minneapolis
Lenvns Allert
Smaddy
Wally
Eh Sen. Sm
F. Miler
J.F. Swab & Bro
Commercial St
Trav
Eling
Nation
Sim
Liga
Fist
Politi Aeal Usavary
Garnertown Avenue
Broadway
New York
Simon Adelsheim
E.H. Israel
Israel Bros
Esty
Northwest
T. E. H. Israel
Gedar Rapids
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