Reform and temperance bills in Iowa Senate session
The Iowa Senate and House discussed temperance measures including a Donnan bill prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors with a heavy penalty structure. Debates focused on penalties and enforcement, with amendments proposed and rejected. Petitions on woman suffrage domestic animals and school texts were reviewed, and multiple bills were introduced and referred for action.
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Mean Men and Modern Martyrdom in Labor Strife
The piece contrasts meanness with compassion, warning against cruelty and injustice. It likens a mean life to a bed of loneliness and laments the burden of overworked women, urging patience, faith, and avoidance of added bitterness in daily toil.
California macaroni rivaling Italian pasta, claim sparks doubt
Authors state California makes excellent macaroni rivaling the Italian article. Naples manufacturers doubt the claim and reject the comparison.
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Naples
Washington Matters from Congress and Executive Notes
Representatives Willis and Thompson urged extending the bonded period for Kentucky whiskey, warned of bankruptcy risk. A pension bill for war-disabled with artificial limbs, and another bill granting $100 monthly to certain veterans with severe losses, were introduced. House/coinage panel backed exchanging trade dollars for standard dollars within two years. Apaches representatives praised Carlisle and Hampton schools and planned to farm at home. Extradition discussions tested presidential discretion and treaty construction. Bread exports for seven months to Jan 31 1884 totaled $100.3 million. land patents to Burlington & Missouri River exceed entitlement by 274,000 acres. Senator Logan pushed hiring preferences for honorably discharged veterans. War dept flood relief plans anticipated multi-state aid and $500,000 extra funding.
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Odd Tales From The Nation’s Capital And Nearby
The wife of a Chamberlain Street Car driver in Washington D C is said to be worth 300000 in the report of odd happenings. A Jacksonville NL man drunkenly tried to shed his coat while in bed and fell breaking his neck. A man in New Philadelphia OW loaded a log with powder and sat astride it as a fuse failed. A gold watch with a bullet lodged in the back was owned by W R McGunnigle of Saginaw MI and saved his father’s life in the war. A Carnesville GA man prints a notice promising to quit liquor and seek a better life and warns drinkers to stay away.
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Saginaw
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Carnesville,Ga
Tragic Fires and Floods Roil Midwest and South
The Monticello Minnesota dwelling of Adam Rockliff burned on February six with the sole occupant John Post perishing in the ruins. In Arkansas Frank James and Charles Ford face dropped charges for the Blue Cat robbery of 1881. James soon linked to a U S paymaster robbery at Mussel Shoals. A Colorado wool growers convention is urged for March twelve in Denver to curb tariff cuts. Vermont bound Hon A M Chadwick County Judge dies of apoplexy aged thirty. Ironton Ohio reports three fourths of town under water with widespread destruction and hunger. Hot Springs Arkansas witnesses a deadly shooting when seven men ambush the Flynn brothers. multiple victims including Frank Hall die. mob sentiment rises and arrests follow. Cincinnati Ohio flood updates describe rising Ohio River levels, power outages, shortages, and threatened civic actions as the city braces for deeper inundation.
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Ark
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Jack
Wm. Flynn
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Frank Flynn
Frank Hall
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Frank Fisn
Doran
Flynn
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Howell
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
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Price’s Hill
Mill Creek
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Irvington
Newport
Excommunication of St Procop Church by Chicago Bishop Gilmour
In Chicago a parish under Bishop Gilmour was excommunicated after the congregation refused to elect four councilmen from priest‑selected candidates. The church, its aid societies, and officials faced the bishops decision as the congregation of about 400 Bohemian families resisted. Catholic circles were greatly aroused.
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England court bars Bradlaughs appeal on Commons access
England Court of Queen's Bench rejects Bradlaughs appeal against removal from the House of Commons and denial of entry. The report also surveys new Queen Victoria book details and global updates from South Africa Africa Egypt Russia with emphasis on British imperial concerns.
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Sumner’s Breakfast in Greeley’s Orchard Home
In a tale from Sumner’s early days, he travels by stage to Horace Greeley’s up Broadway farm house and shares milk and bread for breakfast with the journalist’s wife. Sumner recalls the moment as humorous yet earnest, hinting at a practical joke by an older Philadelphia-like philosopher.
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Woman files breach of promise suit in Kingston
A Kingston lawyer notes a Ulster county case where a young woman seeks $400 in damages after four broken marriage promises by a former lover. She claims repeated broken vows harmed her affections and blighted her.
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