Emmet County Republican reports scattered Iowa notes
Condensed state news covers Madison era governor Lucas preservation in Davenport. Reports on Abe Thompson families at Emmetsburg post office, incidents in Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa, land deals near Creston, floods of crime from Union County to Wilton, and a large bank robbery in Wilton with four strangers fleeing toward Davenport.
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Madison
Robert Lucas
Towa
Davenport
Emmetsburg
Tiventy
Abe Thompson
Smiths
W. W. Richards
James Powers
Scranton
Gilden
Omaha
Henry B. Fisher
Muscatine
Andrew Johnson
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Rowan
Wanamaker
Elle Plaine
Koszta
Marengo Mail
W. J. Walker
Quincy
Corning
Alfred Townsend
Hamilton Township
Franklin County
Thomas Townsend
Dows
Iowa
Philadelphia Press
Frank Carberry
Dubuque
Union County
Creston
John Gibson
Dorn
Corwith
Wm. Oxley
Oxley
Gov. Boies
Sayers
Algona
Stalker
Soell
Rock Island
Wilton
Union Bank
Pitman shorthand lessons teach the Pitman system
The article promotes Pitman shorthand as the premier system for Magheh speaking countries and notes wide use by stenographers. It invites readers to a special class via University Extension in St Louis and includes a humorous exchange about an office boy and cashier. It also states there were 0,259 strikes in 1801.
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University Extension
Box 322
St. Louis
Memphis murder and Chilean note sparkwide crisis
In Memphis agitation rises over a fatal murder as Miss Alice Mitchell is charged with premeditated murder of Miss Ward after a dispute. A separate note from Chile seeks withdrawal of a hostile act and proposes arbitration or US Supreme Court resolution. A bold train robbery near Lamar Missouri ends with a chase, one robber killed and another wounded, identified as Charles Myers and S C Francis of Kansas City.
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Memphis
Alice Mitchell
Jodn Ward
Miss Mitchell
Miss Ward
Chili
United States
Egan
Baltimore
Supreme Court of the
Lamar
Missouri Pacific
Ft. Scott
Pleasanton
Kas
Charles Myers
8. C. Francis
Kansas City
National Farmers Meet in Chicago For Education and Alliance
Delegates from Western states gathered at Warwell hall Chicago for the twelfth annual National Farmers Alliance session with about 200 in attendance. The meeting appointed credentials and resolutions committees, held a secret session, and adjourned to continue the proceedings. The alliance fosters farmer education and interests distinct from Kansas, with a focus on education and mutual support. A newspaper series will publish short hand lessons to aid readers in rapid writing, promising low cost instruction and correspondence with the author in St Louis.
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National Alliance
Farwell Hall
Chicago
Cutcaco
National Farmers’ Aliasite
Warwell's Hall
James H. Powers
H. W. Thomas
Horatio N. May
Maj
BR. W. McClaughry
C. Hull
Nebraska
RB. B. McCammon
Ohio
S. Brockway
Pennsylvania
W.N. Sargent
Iowa
M. M. Kenwicl
Indiana
D. F. Raven
Washington
George D. Brown
D. C
Farmers' Alliances
North and West
Farmers’ Alliance of
Kansas
University Extension
St. Louis
Chicago Inter-Ocean
General Assembly Notes in Warnate Des Moines
Des Moines reports from the XXIVth General Assembly on January 29 include Senator Minn's bid to raise the national license to 8240, various bills, and a death-penalty measure within penitentiary walls. House debate over Sunday pay ends with no reconsideration. tax and inspection reforms, railroad assessment changes, coal oil inspection salaries, forest exemptions, and committee actions are listed.
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HOUSE
Campbell
Young
Senate
Des Moines
Mack
Mosnat and
Gatch
Supreme Court
Congress
Norris
Sowers
General Assembly
Supreme Court Committee
Morris, Stons and
Dayton
Enighd
Hurst
Committee
Kelly
Twenty-third General Assembly
Hatch
Missouri
Gilbert
Dolph
National Guard
Torsday
Nene
Des Moines Senate and House Adjournments Compile Early 1900s
Des Moines reports show multiple sessions with adjournments and bills passed. Key actions include temporary presiding officer Kelly, adoption of modified rules, and approval of a refund resolution of 484 273.50. House file 22 for College Springs passed. many bills introduced and adjournments noted. Washington mentions president Harrison Chile matter and court relief, with adjournments and committee referrals.
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Senate
Des Moines
Kelly
Committee On Rules
Stone
House
College Springs
Shields
Gatch
Harrison
Briggs
Morrow
Afton
Schmidt
Seventh Judicial District
Mack
Supreme Court
State Dairy Association
Clif-Farsons
Parsona
Committee On Agriculture
Martin
Washington
Committee On Foreign Relations
Secretary of State
Hale
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Read
Allen
Missisippi
Cochrane
New York
Epinola
Grain and Livestock Markets In Chicago Session
Chicago grain and livestock figures show active trading with May wheat at 1.00 to 1.03, corn rising to 1.4330, provisions surged with ribs up 16, lard 6, pork 30. Cattle trades held steady with steers around 4.60, hogs 4.50 to 4.60, and sheep moving at 4.75 to 5.00 with lambs at 4.50 to 4.75, reflecting firm market tone.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cureaco
Jan Carile
Transis
Harrangs
Coles
Millionaire Thief Misfire Ends With Peach Jar Revelation
A sensational episode unfolds as Jany or Janney, a millionaire owner, is confronted by a desperate man with a bomb. After paying the robber a hundred dollars, the suspect is captured and reveals the detonator is a harmless glass jar of peaches from a women’s relief group. Authorities recount the feigned danger and the misstep.
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Jamey
Arkansaw
Mr. Taf
Tama Little
Jannay
Sandy
Fox
Mr. Janney
Mr. Jafney
Woman's Relief Association
Edible Songsters and Canary Vendors in Malta Tale
A Malta traveler recalls a brisk quay crowd of venders selling cigars lace oranges and canaries with witty banter. A cage seller jokes that canaries are for singing not eating prompting a visitor to tease back and flee, then the vendor schemes to market canaries as a feast, yielding a humorous scene from Youth's Companion.
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Malta
Mind Gone as Old Man Clamwhooper Remarries
An aged man known as Clamwhooper has married again, this time to a much younger woman. Bystanders remark his prior wife died six months ago and his quick remarriage defies expectations, stirring local chatter about his sanity and plans after the funeral.
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Texas
Edification and fishing rod talk with Pop Lincum-
A garbled exchange dated to the New York Herald references Edification and a fishing rod conversation with Pop Lincum, noting dialect in a playful back-and-forth about a land day and haw strings of aboko Uldew in a Georgia setup.
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Chile
New York Herald
Georgia
Davns Stripey
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