Insurance and railroad reports highlight Iowa state assets
The document lists 26 017 33 acres of railroad lands repatented to the State but reconveyed to the United States and notes 87 540 22 total acres donated to railroads. It details Iowa’s growing insurance sector, proposes an insurance department, and discusses banks, railroad earnings, taxation, and reform proposals including railroad regulation, courts of conciliation, topographic surveys, and enforcement of the Prohibitory Law.
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State Capitol
United States
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Congress
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Dickinson County
O'Brien
Tire
Life Companies
Iowa
Towa
General Assembly
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A. 1 Sg
Additiona
Tolman
Fighteenth General Assembly
Webster
Hamilton
Lane
Issi
Dudley W. Adams
Allamakee County
Wankon
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Grand Army Inspection Assistants Named for Coming Review
A Grand Army of the Republic circular lists assistant inspectors appointed to report to Inspector-General Ira M. Hedges for the national post inspection scheduled for January and February. The list includes numerous named comrades from states across the nation, with assignments to report for instructions.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Grand Army of the Republic
Ira M. Hedges
Haverstraw
N. Y
Arkansas
A. Fowell
Little Rock
California
E. A. Daken
San Francisco
Colorado
S. MetClouth
Denver
Connecticut
Sanford E. Chaffee
Dakota
H. Jumper
Abderdeen
Delaware
Peter B. Ayers
Wilmington
Florida
Jacob Gambinger
York A. Woodward
New Orleans
Illinois
George G. Spooner
Batavia
Indiana
David Paul
Liebhart
Iowa
QC. Eaton
Bozeman
Nebraska
W. D. Williams
Culbertson
New Hampshire
J. E. Saunders
Petersburg
New Jersey
Charles B. Parson
New Mexico
W. M. Berger
Santa Fe
New York
Charles Appleby
Ohio
E. J. Pollock
Oregon
FE. B. McElroy
Salem
Pennsylvania
Thomas F. Mahoney
Harrisburg
Potomac
H. H. Smith
Canada Not in Favor of Annexation Says Sir Charles Tup per
Sir Charles Tup per premier of the Canadian Dominion and Lady Tupper, after a Chicago layover, say no Canadian party supports annexation to the United States. He notes no MP elected with pro annexation views. He argues there is room for both nations and favors free intercountry intercourse.
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Tupper
Chicago
Charles Tupper
Washington
Charles
Canada
United States
House of Commons
North America
Dominion of
United States of America
A Traveling Post Office Inspector Encounters Crooked Postmaster
A traveling post office inspector visits Scott county and confronts postmaster Plummer over crooked dealings. The postmaster refuses aid, defends the office, and an altercation with Abe Smith leads to a struggle over a letter and newspaper. The inspector ultimately departs, noting the incident.
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Scott County
Poost Otis
Abe Smith
Lunatics Cured by Kindness at Gheel and Leurneux
A Belgian experiment shows lunatics boarded with locals at Gheel and a French speaking colony at Leurneux near Spa aiding recovery. Cost of pauper inmates runs about 1s a day with no rise in insanity among natives due to contact. report from the St. James Gazette.
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Gheel
Belgian Campine
Belgium
Leurneux
Walloon
Spa
Licurneux
Janates
St. James
Why She Remained Single and Family Record Quip
A humorous dialogue questions why a rich, elderly Miss Sonuredge remains unmarried. The speakers note her wealth and aging parents with quips about beating long life records, implying suitors have not pursued her.
No Funeral Baked Meats for Him
A sick man worries aloud about his death and his family. His wife reassures him and vows to arrange care, while he grows more despondent as he speaks to his wife about the future. The scene reflects a somber domestic moment.
Kidney diseases blamed for consumption and other ailments
The Brompton Hospital report links inactive kidneys to 90 percent of diseases, including consumption, urging investigation of kidney health. It warns of uric acid poisoning spreading through the blood and criticizes current medical treatment that neglects kidney origins.
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Brompton Hospital
London
Warner
Knights of Leisure Hold Annual Reunion
The story notes the Knights of Leisure held their annual reunion last night and that the party broke up early. The couple discuss reading about it in the morning paper, with humorous self reflection on being “broken up.”
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A. D. Few
Watkinsville
Mr. Younghusband
Knights of Leisure
Salvation Oil
Prince
Dr. Bull
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises One Hundred Dollar Reward
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that the Toledo firm will pay $100 for every Catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad touts testimonials, internal use, and 75 cent retail price.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank 2
Cheney
A. D
Radway
Albion man credits Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup for recovery
E Larzilere, agent for Michigan Central Railroad at Augusta, testifies that after seven years with Bright's disease and failed remedies he used Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup in October and recovered, calling it the greatest medicine. Dakota prairies supply bread at the lowest price.
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Albion
Mich
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Augusta
Arbor
E. Larzilere
Dakota
Prairies
Dakota Territory Temperance and Prosperity Notice
A vivid editorial extols Moxie for temperance appeal and social relief, praising its broad popularity in Dakota Territory. It lauds the region’s robust growth, big farms, and diverse crops, noting increasing wealth and a shift toward stock-raising alongside tillage. It includes a testimonial for Brown's Trouial Troches from Felix A. May of St. Paul Minn.
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Dakota
Brown
Felix A. May
St. Paul Minn
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