Iowa Solons Meet as Bowen Named Speaker in Iowa City
Des Moines Jan 8 The Twenty eighth Iowa General Assembly met at noon with the Republican caucus speakers installed. Dr D H Bowen of Watk on named Speaker defeating Eaton for Cummins support. Gear expected to hold Senate seat. Joint caucus will nominate U S Senator. Bowen's background and future bids noted. Larrabee successor potential debated amid biennial election talk.
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Green County
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Rush Medical College
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Muscatine County
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Odd Fellows’ Annuity
British Losses In Ladysmith Attack Reported
The January 6 attack on Ladysmith caused British casualties of 14 officers and 84 other ranks killed or wounded with more than 800 killed or wounded. Boer losses are estimated between 2000 and 8000. No further decisive news from South Africa. Buller rumored to plan a general movement toward a Saturday battle.
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Shortage of Lee Metford Cartridges Forces Switch to Expanding Bullets
British war office plans a temporary use of 100000 Mark IV expanding bullets as Lee Metford ammo runs low in magazines. Volunteers must use only 50 practice rounds at home, with no bullets taken to South Africa. Censorship and press calls for full reporting accompany grim South Africa news.
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Germany
Methuen to be recalled over mental incapacity
London reports confirm General Lord Methuen's mind is unbalanced as he is recalled from the Kimberley relief command. Messages from his division label the Magersfontein attack a failure and describe him as a madman.
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Senate inquiry over Clark case reveals bribe money
Washington reports show witnesses testifying about a $30,000 set of $10,000 bills deposited with the state treasurer and linked to promises to vote for Senator Clark of Montana. Other testimony covers payment for influence and a bid to sway Speaker Stiff, with broader notes on ongoing investigations.
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Wheat and livestock prices rise on market strength
Wheat steadies on Liverpool advance amid South African concerns and firm provisions. Chicago and Kansas City livestock futures rise with cattle and hog prices higher. South Omaha and other markets show active receipts and mixed but steady movements in beef, hogs, and lambs.
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Shaw Renews Oath Amid Massive Des Moinga Ceremony
Five thousand people witness the oath renewal as the Des Moines governor presides over a public evening reception. Senate committees announced forthcoming actions during the event.
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Iowa Inauguration Opens New Session Amid Ceremonies
Governor Shaw sworn in before 5000 attendees in Des Moines. The day featured a Capitol procession, St Pauls chimes, and a joint session forming committees with Milliman as presiding officer. Senate posts and chairmanships reflect ongoing political reshuffles and veteran holdovers.
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