Message of Governor Cummins to the Thirtieth General Assembly
Governor Cummins submits reports from state departments and officers, outlining revenues and expenditures through 1904 1905. He discusses taxation, census plans, University and College needs, road improvements, parole and inebriates laws, and proposed primary election reforms. He commends efficiency, notes fire repairs, and urges legislative amendments.
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Senate
House of Representatives
York
Imiog
Lance
Freud
Iowa
Suivneering
Ayricaltoral College
Fifa
Board of Supervisors
Bertion
General Assembly
Beiet
Boand Oof
Mats University
Trosteea
Towa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arte
State University
Lewatate College of Agriculture and Meeseana
Lo Euppert
Wold
Apepnath
Beste Universit
Agiteniture
Dell
Rogyoenaston
M& Dale Hyd Fagari
Odadey Farm
Fairix
Flown City
Board of Control
Thin Heard
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War clouds gather as Russo Japanese hostilities loom
A Tokio dispatch says conflict nears with Russia and Japan poised for action. British and American naval officials favor Japan in sea battles, while land operations may follow. Berlin dispatch hints at Corea partition talks. Japanese officials see German backing as strengthening resolve. Port Arthur ships strip for action as tensions rise ahead of a potential Russian ultimatum.
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Tokio
Russia
Japan
Aoa
Fapab
Depen
de Rozen
Raussia
Berlin
Corea
Kuselan
London Daily Mail
Port Arthur
General Chaffee Names New United States Army Leader
Gen Chaffee succeeds Gen Young as head of the United States Army. The report traces Chaffee’s long service from the Civil War through Indian campaigns and command roles in the Philippines and China, noting his rise to major general and military governor with a focus on his cavalry leadership and duties.
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Honda
Commonwealth
Francis Marion Drake
State of
Iowa
Republic
Elis
Joshua GG. Newbold
Town
Sandel F. Kirkwood
Bewbuld
Manly
L. Qisinna
Ameniel Se Ag
Commission
General Chaffee
United. States Army
Chaffee
Young
United Stated Army
Gen. Chaffee
Ohio
Indian Territory
Miles
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
E Third Cavalry
Fort Riley
Cral
Lea Guaalmas
el Caney
Sal
Gen. Brooks
Cubs
China
Philippines
Blueshie
Department of the East
United States
Japan
Uo Saya
Mancharia
Russia
Churches Grow in America as Population Expands
The 1903 religious statistics show total American church membership around 29 million, up about 450 thousand. Growth runs with population, though some groups report uncertain figures, notably Dowlettes and Christian Scientists, while Jewish affiliation remains hard to estimate amid New York City’s large Jewish population.
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Oet
Evangeliess
Methodians
Presbyterianiam
Lutherhun
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
Church News Annnciatson
New York
Dowlettes
Tisticiania
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Governor Cummins
of Javernice Cepipanies
Oolelen
Ell Pardena
Cengleftion
Wardone
Bureau of Labor
Ren Ip
Bureau of Inbor Statistics
Capital Commission
The
Son
Lta
Ghenerd
Adjutant General
Wantington
House of Epresentatives
Executive Council
Capitol Commission
Ate
ceTeges
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Council Bluffs
Town State College
Aprcultary
Mechanic Arte
Ames
Glenwood
Glenwort
Tate
Courderathon
Ft. Riley
Aningel Jynow K. Einesin
Rome Cigianate
Campana
Miyeel
Albert B
Cummins
Gioterner
Mase
CoreaThe Czar
Port ‘Arthur
Firat
Theo Lond
Ching
Taft
Margaletto
Teklo
Pekin
Miil
Bessa
Prince Ching
Grand Council
Omaha
Philadelphia
Wier
Francis B. Clark
Christian Endeavor Society
Boston
Clark
Turciars
Harrs Goldberg
Cleveland
Kia
Cuieve Thorpe
Chicago
Dneal Meyers
Duncannon
Tawar
Joseph Uners
Iver
le Aa Moh
Dreorge
Ityan
Charles Taylor
Verkhoyansk
Arctic Circle
Siberia
Sahara Desert
Aftier
Greytown
Nicaragua
Fort Nolloth
South Africa
Paiher L A. Leneh
St. [Atrick's Church
Gainesville
Pla
South
Florida
Ter. S. W. Howland
Ceylon
American Bosans
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Amherst
Adna E. Chafffe
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