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Newspaper

Davenport Daily Republican

Location

Davenport, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1902

Page

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Iowa House Backs Direct Senator Election and Growth of Assembly

The Iowa House approved a Hughes resolution aiming for a constitutional convention to allow direct popular election of US senators. The same session increased the state’s House size to 108, with nine counties granted two seats, limited to a few large counties. Additional measures authorized local acts, created an insurance regulator, and scrutinized trust company regulation, while Senate actions included cemetery fund trustees and dower transfer rules.

Des Moinés House Hughes Sweeley Woodbury General Assembly Iowa United States Union Congress Secretary of State Senate House of Representatives Assembly Temple Lawa Polk Pottawattamie Linn Dubuque Scott Clinton, Lee Des Moines Utterback Keokuk Kinross Warren Insurance Commissioner Appropriations Committee Teachout Committee On Banks and Banking Moore Towa State Poultry Association District Court Barkley Crossley State Board of Educational Examiners Arthand Lewis

Iowa Law Actions and McKinley Memorial Note

The act provisions cover government power to take private property for public improvements in Keokuk and salaries for city assessors. It details bills passed on public fund accounting, waterworks mortgageing, stockholder withdrawals, and proof of loss for insured personal property. A McKinley memorial volume is prepared for Mrs. William McKinley. A proposed bird protection act outlines penalties and scope for protecting wild birds and nests in Iowa.

Young of Lee United States Keokuk Mississippi River House Senate Municipal Code Commission Hayward Lister Craig Junkin Healy Moffitt Alexander Tona McKinley Howls and William McKinley Express Albert B. Cummins House of Representatives Morocco McKinley Carrett John Herriott Willard L. Eaton George A. Newman C. R. Benedict General Assembly State of Iowa

St Louis bribery cases move forward with witness

In St Louis on March 25 Emil A Meysenburg faces bribery charges as Philip Stock testifies for the state. Stock says he and Charles Kratz arranged to buy stock to influence Meysenburg over the Suburban railroad franchise. The price cited is 9060 for stock, with funds moved through the German Savings and Mississippi Valley Trust and kept in a surety box. The scheme allegedly involved Kratz seeking 75000 to secure passage, later reduced.

St. Louis Emil A. Meysenburg House of Delegates Douglas Philip Stock Stock Suburban Railroad Charles Kratz Tozether Meysenburg Kratz Mersenburg Winloch Telephone Company St. Louis Electric Construction Company Moersenburg Railroad Committee Circuit Folk F. W. Lehmann

HANGS IN THE BALANCE United Mine Workers Strengthen for Strike Call

United Mine Workers of America report peak strength and a robust strike fund exceeding 25000 dollars monthly. National officers can mobilize members in 24 states if a conflict with operators arises, as authorized by the January Indianapolis convention to secure a settlement.

United Mine Workers of America Indianapolis Ind National Organization Pennsylvania Virginias

Miners' Representative Delays to Address Conciliators

Shamokin Pennsylvania reports President Mitchell and a group of miners and officials left for New York to testify before the conciliation committee of the civic federation seeking settlement and discussions on labor issues.

Shamokin Mitchell New York The Civic Federation

Strike Threatens Lowell Textiles Over Wage Demands

In Lowell Massachusetts on March 25 the textile union faced a unanimous unmoved reply from mill agents to wage increase demands. Each agent spoke for himself but with identical language, an Boston framed note. The decision to postpone final action until Wednesday follows a near three fourths strike endorsement in informal votes. Trades and Labor council backed the textile council, with about 16 206 workers potentially affected by a general strike.

Lowell Mass Textile Council Boston Trades and Labor Council

Knights of Labor Dispute Faces Supreme Court

Washington March 25 Organized labor watches the District of Columbia supreme court as arguments begin in the suit to decide which faction is the legal Knights of Labor The Hayes faction is favored in informed circles due to incorporation headquarters and control of books and records Parsons side is restrained from conducting business and may face permanent ban once the case ends

Knights of Labor Washington Organized Labor Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Hayes Parsons

Irish land bill in House of Commons shown as example

The piece lauds the Irish Land Bill in the House of Commons for good faith toward a weak government. It extols U S generosity in aiding Cuba and cites the United States as acting with patriotism and humanitarian duty, recalling independence principles.

House OF Commons Cuba Spain United States

Record Trip 6 Railway Sets New Philadelphia Jersey City Pace

A. J. Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania railroad with John G. Johnson and three others broke the Philadelphia to Jersey City running record by four minutes. A special train covered 90 1 2 miles in 80 minutes, besting J. P. Morgan’s February 7 run by four minutes. Cassatt visited New York to discuss the Long Island railroad tunnel bill with lawmakers and other Pennsylvania interests.

New York A. J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad John G. Johnson Philadelphia Jersey City J. P. Morgan Cassatt Long Island Railroad Pennsylvania System

First Statue of McKinley Sent to Muskegon for Memorial Day

A plaster model of the late President McKinley has arrived at a Providence foundry, where it will be cast in bronze and unveiled in Muskegon Michigan on Memorial Day. The sculptor had previously made a bust and secured all measurements during a sitting with Major McKinley.

MacKinley Providence R. L Muskegon Mich McKinley

Lynching reported near Troy as assault case cited

General news notes report Bill Zeigler a negro lynched near Troy Louisiana after being charged with assault on a white girl. Other items note cholera in Manila, Topeka voter registration, France to attend St Louis expo, and various crimes and deaths across the country.

Bill Zeigler Troy Manila Topeka French Chamber of Deputies France Aaron French Pittsburg Helena Mont Frank J. Edwards Wilhelmina Amsterdam Heath Charles W. Kemper University of Virginia Kemper Cuckoo Kentucky University Lexington St. Petersburg Maxime Gorki Academy of Sciences Gorki Christian C. Nelson St. Joseph San Antonio Tex

Aged Couple Loses $250 in Chicago Money Theft

Mrs. Gusta Simonkowski of 792 West Seventeenth Street reported to Hinman Street police that she misplaced $250 from a bag containing five $10 gold pieces and about $20 in bills. She said the money was saved over 20 years and kept with her at all times, but is now gone after leaving work near Twenty first and Paulina streets. The 50 year old washerwoman and her husband are left penniless, funds including their last earnings.

Bob Bert P. N. Newell Timothy Culbertson Amos Baford James Jones St. Petersburg Gardner Boris Moscow Siberia Richard Rock Henry's Lake Mont Rock Chicago Gusta Simonkowski West Seventeenth Street Hinman Street Simonkowski Paulina

Costly Blaze Destroys Omaha Match Factory

A suburb-Omaha factory belonging to the Omaha Match company burned after midnight. Losses exceed 50,000 dollars with 30,000 dollars of machinery destroyed. The plant had been in the area for about two months.

Omaha Neb Omaha Match Company

Express Compact Ends Between Pacific and US Xpress

Detroit March 25 The Free Press reports the twenty year traffic arrangement between the Pacific and United States Xpress companies ended today. The Pacific will seek an outlet to the Atlantic coast to compete with the American.

Detroit Mich the Free Press United States Xpress Atlantic Coast

Convention to Nominate Representative for Thirteenth District

Freeport Illinois March 25 The convention to nominate a candidate for congress for the new Thirteenth district has been called to meet in this city on April 28. Congressman Robert R. Hitt will have no opposition for a renomination.

Hitt Freeport Congress Thirteenth Robert R. Hitt

Century Club Accepts Fitzsimmons Terms for Championship Fight

New York report says the Century Club of Los Angeles has agreed to Fitzsimmons terms. The club guarantees 70 percent of gross receipts, not less than 25,000 dollars, for the bout.

New York Century Club Los Angeles Calif Fitzsimmons

Corbett as a Substitute

Billy Delaney, manager of Jeffries, says they have no official Corbett challenge yet but would consider a match if received. If Fitzsimmons withdraws, Delaney prefers him or any strong opponent. A Los Angeles bout must occur before May 10, the carnival closing date.

Los Angeles

Detroit Driving Club Entry List Reveals Stakes and Entries

Detroit Mich March 25 The Driving club this afternoon issued the entry list for early events The Merchants and Manufacturers 16000 stake for 2 24 trotters has 18 entries Chamber of Commerce 5000 stake 2 24 pacers has 22 entries and the 2 09 pace for a purse of 3000 has 22 entries.

Detroit Mich Afternon Merchants Chamber of Commerce

Duffy Plans Early Milwaukee Western League Practice Tour

Hugh Duffy the Milwaukee Western league manager arrived in Milwaukee and said practice would start around April 5. The team will open in Rockford Illinois then move to towns in Illinois Indiana and Missouri for the initial schedule.

Milwaukee Wis Hugh Duffy Rockford Ill Ilinois Indiana Missouri

Cornell College Baseball Schedule Listed for Spring

Mount Vernon Iowa March 25 Cornell college releases the baseball schedule with game dates and opponents including Western Bradley Polytechnic Coe Iowa Luther Upper Iowa Simpson and Grinnell plus league games at Ames Cedar Rapids Grinnell and Mount Vernon and Mount Vernon locations in May and June.

Cornell College Mount Vernon Western Mt. Vernon Bradley Polytechnic Coe Iowa Luther Decorah Upper Iowa University Fayette State Normal School Waterloo Simpson Iowa City

Reciprocity League Relocates Headquarters to Chicago

The Western Reciprocity league has moved its headquarters from Topeka Kansas to Chicago to better advance its campaign. Formed by Governor W E Stanley of Kansas, the group now boasts over 2000 members, including many Kansas farmers and a large number of manufacturers.

Reciprocity League Chicago Western Reciprocity League Topeka Kan W. E. Stanley Kansas

Patrick Case Nears End in Rice Murder Trial

New York March 20. Arguments in the trial of lawyer Patrick accused of complicity in the murder of millionaire Rice have been concluded. The case will probably go to the jury tomorrow.

New York Patrick Rice

Ralyn Market Sues Armour for 175000 Over Contract

The Ralyn Market company of Sioux City Iowa has entered suit against J Ogden Armour surviving partner of Armour & Co to recover 175000 on account of an alleged unfilled contract.

Armour Chicago Ralyn Market Company Sioux City J. Ogden

Goebel Star Witness F Wharton Golden Reported Dying

Louisville reports that F Wharton Golden the star prosecution witness in the Goebel assassination case is dying of consumption in New Mexico.

Goebel Louisville F. Wharton Golden New Mexico

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