Senate Bills Introduced in Iowa Legislature in Wary Session
The Iowa Senate and House introduced numerous bills on topics from liquor occupation taxes to child labor and banking regulation. Proposals include a liquor shipment control measure, penalties for desertion, and new methods for tax collection and insurance. The session featured frequent adjournments and limited major new actions amid a flurry of committee activity.
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Courtright
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Mitchell
Crossley
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Des Alpines
Garst
Wilson
Clinton
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Newberry
Sankey
Decatur
Lowa
Benler
Linn
Stanbery
Cerro Gorda
Weeks
Clarke
B. Greely
Story
Head
Jeferson
Powers
Floyd
Anamosa
Bixhart
Greeley
McClurkin
McNie
OFM
Teter
Coblo
Lidderdale
Darrah
Chariton
Hambleton
Louisa County
Mott
Clary
Dashiell
State Board of Medical Examiners
Epperson
Lister
Ritter
Wright
Robinson
Redinson
House
Oelock
Pro Ter. Cummings
Hart
Insurance grafters and stock quotes flood editorials
A collage of quotes and hints about insurance frauds in legislation probes appears from multiple papers. Mentions include Hugneses New York Press, yellow dog insurance funds, and critiques of financial figures and public figures across cities like Philadelphia Chicago and New York. Persistent themes warn against graft, political influence, and high salaries.
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Philadelphia
Empire
Duluth
News-Tribune
New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago Journal
Fallieres Elected President of France on First Ballot
M. Clement Armand Fallieres elected President of the Republic to succeed M. Loubet. The National Assembly met at Versailles and gave Fallieres 449 votes to 171 for M. Doumer on the first ballot. Fallieres, a former senate head and longtime politician, topped a field that included Doumer and various conservative and liberal factions.
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Clement Armend Falieres
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M. Loubet
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Versailles
Fallieres
Ture
Combes
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M. Combes
M. Doumer
MM. Fallieres
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Pailieres
Magis
Trate
Cloris
Mezin
Fatheres
Eighty Volumes of Women's Signatures Against Senator Smoot
National effort by the National League of Women's Organizations collected eighty volumes containing signatures from American women urging Senate expulsion of Reed Smoot of Utah. The protest centers on allegiance to the Mormon hierarchy. polygamy not raised. Senator Burrows will present the volumes. signatures span New York Pennsylvania Illinois and other states.
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Providence Journal
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Patterson
Colorado Supreme Court
Hig
Jacksonville Times-Union
Kansas City Star
Amferton
Equitable
John A. McCall
Mortan
New York World
Asidar
Moxman
Reed Smiest
Utah
Seaste
Washington
National League of Women's Organizations
Sen- Reed
Ater
Burrows
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Towns
Tillman Resolution Reprimand Versus Mrs Minor Morris Senate
Senator Tillman introduced a resolution to authorize a five member Senate committee to investigate the White Horse incident and expulsion from executive offices of Mrs Minor Morris. The measure failed on a party line vote as debate resumed with a crowded gallery.
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Yeas
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Hale
Daniel
Virginia
Tillmax
White Horse
Minor Mortis
Wedinesday
Tillmar
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Melumber
Matory
House
Indian Territory
Afr
Littauer
Executive committee to announce strike at American Bridge
The Cleveland committee meets tomorrow to declare a strike at the American Bridge Company. An explosion at the Taylor Sik mill in Taylor, Ba., fatally injures Oatrick Connerton and Vohn Callacher. Pittsburg demands wage increases across branches. Senator and Mrs Jacob T. Galtiacee of New PHawmpsilte are knocked down on a Washington street car. R. Longenecker is seriously hurt.
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Don Cipriano’ Castro
Venezuela
New York
Caracas
Mexican Herald
Wilson
Milwaukee, Sentinel
Bailey
Texas
United States Senate
Amalgamated Association of Optimists
Chicago
Shane
Cleveland
Pia Dealer
Strucural Iron Wreckers
Ametican Bridge Company
Taylor Sik
Taylor
Oatrick Connerton
Vohn Callacher
Pittsburg
Temidis
Jacob T. Galtiacee
New Phawmpsilte
Washington
Nolthee
R. ©. Longenecker
Senate Debates Tariff, Philippine Bill Advances Amid Protests
Senate debates on tariff measures including the merchant marine bill and a Philippine tariff bill progress amid amendments on naval militia funding. House actions include a memorial bridge across the Potomac, pensions bills, and a resolution on Philippines independence timing. Tillman denounces minor mortis removal. a White House inquiry into Mrs. Minor Morris is tabled.
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Senate
Fulton
Iterstate Commerce’ Commission
Scott
Potomac River
Washington
Wats and Heans Committee
Aviff
Patrick the condemned New York lawyer granted fee prieve
Albert Patrick, the condemned New York lawyer known for his long appeal fights in the murder of William Marsh Rice, was granted a fee prieve until March 18 by Gov. Sligghin to aid his defense on fresh evidence. Patrick, convicted of first degree murder in 1902, has sought retrial through every court, drawing international attention and petition signatures from prominent figures including Dr. Allan Melane Hamilton and former President Grover Cleveland.
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Albert‘t. Patrick
New York
Hife
Sligghin
Mayomers Fae
Treauée
Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Rice
Charles
Jones
Javies
Tere
Apite
Ficht
Allan Melane Hamilton
Grover Cleveland
Mark Dain
High Tide of Prosperity Amid 1905 U S Economic Boom
Leslie's Weekly notes 1905 farm products above 6.0 billion dollars marking a record gain of 250 million over 1904. Gold output reached 90 million with 1805-era growth, mineral production doubled since 1896. Foreign trade topped 2.5 billion. domestic trade surged beyond 20 billion. Pig iron output exceeded rivals combined as railroads set earnings records. Overall wealth in the United States soared past 112 trillion, the highest global tally.
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Bileage
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Fragmentary 1910s Text Signals Hazing and Street Turmoil
Fragmented OCR notes describe hazing at Annapolis, threats by police, and a chaotic scene near a track on the Joint Statehood hill. References to an insurance hunt, medical indigestion, and panama dispatches appear amid garbled names and unclear events, suggesting a disrupted historical report.
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