Senate Session Reports Bills and Public Health Plans
In the Iowa Senate on Friday prayers were offered by Rev Mary and Beford. Several new bills were introduced including time adjustments for county board meetings and divorce reform measures. The body debated insurance, prison reforms, and appropriations for the Refuge Home at Dubuque and a steel amphitheater. House actions followed with multiple appropriations and legalizing measures.
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seécHon
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Dowell
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Washington
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Iowa
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Hocys and Girls’ Industrial School
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Fayette
Mason, & Bup
Knoxville
Hall of Archives
Lewie
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United States
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Witiee
Valencia Wreck Adds To A Grim West Coast Toll
The Valencia ran aground off Vancouver Island in fog while steering for Tuam de Fuca. Seventeen or fifteen? on board died as the crew struggled to reach a cliff top and rescue attempts failed amid heavy surf and poor signaling.
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Adda
Valencia
Vancouver Island
Ethes
Tuan de Fuca Strait
Suzres
West Coset
Vancouver
Island
Melford
Milford
Marshall Field's Will Disposes Estate Worth Over 100 Million
The last will and testament of Marshall Field filed for probate in Chicago on Feb 25 1904 details bequests totaling 25 298 000 and upholds a vast residue to his grandchildren Marshall Field III and Henry Field aged 12 and 10. The widow receives the Field residence contents valued around 2 000 000 plus 1 000 000, with a 6 000 000 trust for Mrs Ethel Field Beatty and life use of 1 000 000 for Field II's widow. The Field Museum gets 8 000 000 and four local charities receive 25 000 each. Grandsons share future wealth by three fifths and two fifths of the residue with a 5 000 000 trust, sparking estimates of 35 000 000 to 50 000 000 per boy.
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Marshall Field
Chicago
Marshall Field Tit
Henry Field
Marshall Field, Jr
Jeff
Field
Ethel Field Beatty
England
Marshall Field II
Gwendolin Field
Field Museum of Natural History
Mr. Field
Building Permits Rise 40 Percent in 1905 Major Cities
Construction News reports a 40 percent gain in building operations for 26 large U S cities in 1905, totaling about $159 million in value, reflecting a strong year over year expansion in construction activity.
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The
Construction News
United States
The Roetor's Wife by Miss M. E. Braddon
Isabel and George Gilbert clash over money and taste after marriage in Graybridge. She longs for lavish furniture and drawing room comforts while he clings to his family home and simple furnishings, leading to growing estrangement and quiet domestic friction.
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Isabel
George
Graybridge
Jefferson
Tate
Izzie
Rou Enow
Coventford
George Gilbert
Gilbert
Raymond
Byron
Shelley
Tzzie
Mr. Gilbert
Isabel Gilbert and the Graybridge Birthday Gift
Isabel, newly married to George Gilbert, is swept between dreamlike escape and gray provincial life. On her birthday a planned visit to Warncliffe unveils a lush mansion and a social circle, revealing longing for a world of beauty while she remains bound to her modest parlor at Graybridge.
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Isabel
George Gilbert
Graybridge
Warncliffe
Old Town
Mr. Raymond
Mean Talk in the Smoking Compartment
A humorous Smart Set snippet recalls travelers from Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia and New York trading jests about mean bosses and frugal habits. The quartet compares local figures famed for stinginess and thrift, joking about ink saving and worn wear.
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Baltimorean
Philadelphian
Warne
New York
Little Myx Confesses Henry Watterson Authorship
Dialogue notes Henry Watterson admitting writing a piece under a pseudonym. The exchange suggests anonymous publication by Watterson and questions his role as a poet. A Cleveland paper cites medical and legal chatter about insomnia and an alleged scent related derangement.
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