Davenport to Cleveland? Iowa cities urge home factories
The Davenport Democrat argues against chasing distant investments and bonuses for new plants. It praises Davenport and Des Moines for supporting modest, homegrown factories, urging cities to value small, steady manufacturing over flashy, bonus driven booms.
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Violent Feast Ends in Death. Fraud Case and Robbery Reported
A chaotic Saturday celebration at Alliia ends with Sylvester firing into a crowd fatally wounding Taycock. An arrest follows for Art Clinton on fraud charges tied to a Kings Daughters fundraising scheme. The Supreme Court reverses a fire damages judgment, and two burglars are captured after a Des Moines County spree.
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Sylvester
Taycock
Art Clinton
Society of
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Misa Wilson
Goa
M Michigan
Dubuque
T. G. Auustine
Canada
Burlington Depot
Albis
William Haycock
Baycock
Haycock
American Railroad Company
Des Moines
People’s
Council Bluffs
Chicago
James Green
Barmera
Walnut Pack
Walnut Township
Bannington
Danville
Ceiner
Census Statistics Show Iowa Population Details by Race and Occupation
Captain Frank Landers reports last year’s census figures for Iowa: of 2,026,180 residents 1,727,521 are natives and 26,996 foreign born. Urban population stands at 871,772. Germany contributes the largest foreign share, with Ireland, England, Wales and Scotland also significant. Hammas, laborers, teachers, merchants and carpenters are among top occupations.
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Frank Landers
Executive Council
Iowa
United States
Germany
Bes
Ireland
England
Wales
Scotland
Lowa Dubuqee
Scott
Polk
Linn
Des Moines
Lee
Mains
Tonanlern
Prohibitionist politics and a cracked knife tale in Iowa
Washington correspondent recounts a Prohibitionist planter in Iowa sharing a curious tale of a Chickering knife designed to remove stones from a boot. Mrs. Ful(l) challenges the notion, while disputes about campaigns and wives surface amid reflections on public life and old age as Gen George W Jonas nears his centenary.
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Washington
Bui
Iowa
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Mra
Ward
George W. Jonas
Dubuque
Jatfork
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Tamer W. Bradbury
Maine
Alpheus Felch
Michigan
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Gresser
Tair
Des Moines Swears In Reform Council as Old Board Falls
The Des Moines administration switches power as the new reform council is sworn in before the old council can act. The old board of public works is fired, new appointees seated, salaries cut, and pending measures including a fifty year telephone franchise and two bridges die.
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Mayer McVickar
Reform Council
Aid Council
Board of Public Works
John Sherman
George OC. Sims
C. D. Boardman
E. W. Corrill
Fred. Johnson
J. A. Ford
Woman Burned By Acid Amid Hat Incident
Report states Mrs Lowry was sprayed with acid during a hat mishap on Stewx City street as she guarded her hat. The incident follows a divorce filing and alleged infidelity claims, with police investigation underway into the case.
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Lowry
Stewx Chy
Sifth
Aineva
Fara
Abe
Vibas
Mirs
Des Moines Assizes Burnell For Mail Law Violation
Burnell of Marahaltown was arraigned before United States Commissioner Mason in Des Moines on postal law violations. He was bound over in the sum of $1,000 for a May federal court appearance. The case centers on mailing the Interstate Fracer, a publication praising clan literature, in a way that exposed contents and libelous remarks.
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AS. Burnell
Marahaltown
United States
Mason
Des Moines
Burnell
Deadhenia
Ned
Storms Hit Iowa Towns Cause Window Damage Across Regions
A severe storm lashed Jefferson and nearby towns with heavy hail in minutes. Lohrville and Churdan report widespread window breakage while washouts disrupt rail traffic. In a separate case, George N. Martin of Sioux City won $25,000 from Southern Pacific for denied rail passage after a ticket issued in his name. A San Francisco damage trial ended after confusion over a $75,000 verdict due to a reconciled juror.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company
George N. Martin
Sioux City
Mne
San Francseo
Marlin
Lawmaking Surges in State Assembly With Busy Session
The legislature closed after near 1,000 bills introduced and acted on, many passed as local legalizations. Despite no big laws, reforms include stricter penalties against insurance combines, fraternal orders, age of consent raised, prohibition attempts, and broad tax and public utility measures. Significant appropriations and state administration changes accompany the session.
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Ambassador Bismarck’s Russian Language Confession
An excerpt recounts Bismarck learning Russian after becoming Prussian ambassador to St. Petersburg in 1859. He fears learning the language reveals he understands Russians, but his efforts grow and he unexpectedly overhears a tsar remark. The moment tests his disguise and alarms him as a spy, ending with the emperor’s surprise at his progress.
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Bismarck
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