Iowa Senate Plots Cloture and Appropriations Battles
The Iowa Senate debated cloture limits on speeches and moved to shield business after adjournment while passing bills on inland waters, land sales, and the Farmers Co-Operative Creamery. Senate and House sparred over appropriations for state universities, agriculture, and capital repairs as adjournment sine die approached.
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Senate
Mossberry
Poe
Garst
Executive Council
House
Appropriations Committee
State House
Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery Association
Tenald
Worth County
State University
State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arte
State Normal
Iowa
Piate House
Wenster Young
Benatar Young
Witien
Dowell
Dea Maines
Ate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Stath Agricultural College
Amen Br
Iegislasinn
Fn Acv
Revenue
Banse
War News In Brief From The Far East Theater
Dispatches report Gen Kuropatkin back at Ling Yang and Japan nearing landing points in Morea. Russians and Chinese retreat from Yonsampin as Japanese disguise as Chinese go north to Gen Ma. Troop movements include supply steamers entering the Yalu estuary and cargo landings on the Korean shore. Irkutsk rumored as temporary seat of czarist war command.
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Kuropatkin
Ling- Yang
Morea
Sara
Yonsampin
Ning
Gen. Ma
Seoul
Yalu River
Berlin
St Petersburg
Irkutsk
Wijn
Torfampie
Wiiurix
Sir Petersburg
Petit Parisien
Trier
Kore
Port Arthur
AMK
Windieostok
Japan
Far East War Sketch: Japanese Advance Against Russia
Reported dispatches say Russia retreated from Korea across the Yalu as Japan fortifies Seoul and Pingyang. The 300 mile Seoul to Wiju march involved no major battles while Japanese forces coordinated navy and army operations with apparent efficiency.
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Russia
Japan
Far East
Korea
Foossie
Yalu
Kores
Manchuria
Chemulpo
Seoul
Enong
Pingyang
Pingrang
Fotean
Gensan
Gorthward
Chongju
Wiju
Battle on the Yalu Forces clash near Kieulien-Cheng west bank
Wired reports say fighting near Kieulien-Cheng on the Yalu's west bank. Russians seize horses cattle and provisions around Chin eon while Newchwang notes brisk Japanese activity at Yongampha with light transports disembarking troops and stores. Analysts doubt a Yalu advance and foresee a broader landing near Port Arthur with a main push from a distant point.
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Japa
Kieulien-Cheng
Yalu
Chineon
Liao
Newchwang
Antung
Tin-Kew
Lise Yang
Peninsula
Pom Point
Port Arthur
Russians Evacuate Lower River Bank Without Battle
Military expert confirms that Russian forces retreat toward the mouth of the Taloh toward the Japanese, evacuating the lower left bank without fighting and leaving strong detachments in contact with Gen. Erok, aligning with Gen. Korpatkin’s plan to gain time and draw forces.
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Talo
Rive
Eurok
Conpacka
Korepatkin
Census Figures Highlight New York's Still Largest City Status
New census estimates show New York with 3,905,814 inhabitants, Chicago second at 1,873,860. Massachusetts leads towns over 10,000 with 47 urban centers totaling 2,197,708, while New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois top state populations.
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New York
Chicago
New York State
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Missouri
United States
New England
Winten
Rcceierers
Ree
Pasanenee
Mississippi
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wyoming
Vermont
North Careftra
Census Bureau
Alaska
Easton
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Buffalo
Weeenete
Franciacs
Pitteb Race Peas
Cinciona Ledanes Ener
Pelinaakss
New Orleans
Washington
Cincinnati
Milwauket
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Rail and Court News From the Era
The text notes denials of upheaval among officials in the New York Central and Lake Shore areas and discusses rail investment versus agricultural value. It reports the 1900 fiscal year gross earnings of steam railroads in Georgia, a California Supreme Court decision on rail tickets as contracts, a steamship link from New Orleans to Colon, and Southern Pacific’s free traveling library program for workers.
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New York Central
Lake Shore
WY. K. Vanderbilt
United States
Guiuula
California Supreme Court
Belchar
New Orleans
Colon
Pansina
United States Prat
Central America
New York
Southern Pacific
Senate passes minor bills and prints sugar report
The Senate approves nine minor bills and a resolution to print 130000 copies of a recent beet sugar report. Purfood law support and McCumber bill urged. post office, rural carrier, and newspaper subscription amendments debated. House votes on DC measures and Bowmen omnibus claims bill. Senate adjourns amid various committee actions and appropriations.
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Senate
Heyburn
Department of Agriculture
Bill
Quarles
Money
Nelson
Latimer
House
District of Columbia
Carnegie Institute
Bowman
Alaska
Kul
Cashton
Washington
Thuredar
Hanns
Foraker
Scott
Cockrell
Platt
Conn
Custom
Blackburn
Hiking
Fairbanks
Daniel
Perkins
Depew
Beveridge
Dolliver
Kearns
Swayne
Judiciary Committee
Philippines
Mataniay Mir
Koconer
poatoMcr Hill
Partic Reed
Portland
Ora
Cochran
Committee On
Mtr. Cochran
Hie
Dalgello
Grosvenor
Missing or garbled text report on private Viernas incident
Garbled OCR notes describe a drowning incident involving Private Viernas and a committee report on lands in forest reserves. The fragment references a public lands committee and a favorable note about land use for agriculture, with unclear names and dates.
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Pilahk
Walelus
Viernas
Viuvniand
Carpany
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DeLano
Clary
Robinson
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Raeste
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Crbereau
Patterson
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Aldrich
Piller
Simmons
Mgr. Burton
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