Elkins Vacancy Filled by Davis Elkins in Senate
Davis Hikins eldest son of the late Senator Stephen B Elkins was appointed to fill the vacant Senate seat caused by his fathers death. The term lasts three weeks until a successor is chosen by the legislature.
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Davis Hikins
Stephen B. Elkins
Senate
Young Elkins
National Railway Agents Meet Entertained in Chattanooga
News briefs include a Chattanooga hospitality for railway agents en route to Tampa, the shooting death of J D S Neeley in Caney Kansas over an oil lease dispute, Treasury Secretary Mac Veagh's cost-cutting plan, Monaco granting constitutional government to Monacan citizens, Carnegie Trust of New York closing, a nursery stock import ban, Missouri fabric testing dress code, and various political and educational notes.
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National Association of Railway Agents
Tampa
Chattanooga
J. D. S. Neeley
Wichita Pipe Line Company
Lima, Ohio
Monaco
Prince Albert
Monacans
Carnegie Trust Company
New York City
Cheney
Dickinson
United States
House Committee On Agriculture
University of Missouri
New York
Rufus Delafield
South Plainfield
N. J
Eugene Qiulici
Imlay, Ney
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
Lewis
Jordan
Wheeling
W. Va
John O. Schenk
Agricultural School of Colombia University
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
Willam Blodgett
The
University
Colorado Agricultural Anti Pest association formed at Greeley
Several hundred agriculturists met at Greeley Colorado and formed the Colorado Agricultural Anti Pest association to combat crop insects with emphasis on the grasshopper. The report notes aims to coordinate extermination efforts among farmers statewide.
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Col
Colorado Agricultural Anti-Pest Association
Hanford
United States Court
Seattle
Wash
Sie Council
Hiram ©. Gill
Journal
Do Commercio
Rio Janeiro
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Candido
Villegainon Island
Joseph G. Robin
New York Court of General Session
Robin
Washington and Northern Savings
Minneapolis
Zuera
Spain
Bentley & Olmsted
Des Moines
United States
P. V. Rovmanek & Co
Pittshore
New York
Uniontown
Mann
Chicago
Jacob Seligman
John Shields
D. M. Zam
W. T Lias
Santa Fe
Mulvane
Kan
Crumpacker
House Committee On Census
Semiryetchensk
Turkestan
Oklahoma
Kansas
St. Joseph's College
Granby
Que
American Tobacco Corporations
Supreme Court of the
Peru
Ecuador
Hague Tribunal
Brazil
Argentina
United States Circuit Court
America
D. W. Holstran
Senate of
Finais
Senate
Holstlaw
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Iowa Legislature Opens Thirty-Fourth General Assembly
Des Moines reports the 34th General Assembly convened with Clarke presiding in the Senate and Fraley in the House. Officers were elected, credentials sworn in, and the body organized for business. Speaker Paul Stillman and Vice President J. A. Smith named temporary leaders as committees prepare formal rules and seating.
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Thirty-fourth
General Assembly
State House
George W. Clarke
Adel
Senate
W.S. Praley
House
George A. Wilson
Joseph E. Meyer
S . H Raleigh
Estherville
W. M. Lewin
Paul Gillilland
Glenwood
Harriett Ellwood
Decorah
Bill
Floyd W. Bennett
Lenox
Margaret Williams
Starms
J. H. Reece
Belmond
Josie Legore
Jefferson
Newton J. Jolley
Osceola
Jesse Bowen
W. A. Groves
Levi Hocket
J. H. Doty
J. L. Rerick
Albert Howell
D. A. Heisler
B. L. Stillson
Jeff Logan
Irvin
J. S. Wilson
J. A. Smith
Osage
Polk County
Fraley
John W. Jacobs
Calhoun County
Committee On
Paul Stillman
Caroline Young Smith
Knardling
Mabel Elwood
Ringgold County backs direct senator election plan
Des Moines report on James A. Stephenson’s constituent meetings shows Ringgold county favoring Oregon style direct election of US senators and primaries for short term picks. Residents urge road funding from hunters license proceeds and anticipate future legislator consultations becoming a county norm.
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Ringgold County
Oregon
United States
Stephenson
Iowa
Game Commission
Mount Arr
Iowa Legislature Opens Thirty Fourth General Assembly
Des Moines reports the Iowa Senate and House convened at 10 am opening the Thirty fourth general assembly with President Clarke presiding in the senate and Rep Fraley of Polk in the house. Stillman elected speaker and vows faithful service. The inaugural likely Thursday night and the governor's message reading planned for this afternoon. The first ballot for U S senator scheduled for January 17.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
General Assembly
Clarke
Representative Fraley
Polk
House
State House
United States
Stillman
Paul EB
Jefferson
L. T. Dabney
Davis County
Inquest Rules Out Foul Play in Cunningham Death
Newton Iowa January 10 coroner's jury verdict states Ole Cunningham a 50 year old black man died from bullet wounds fired by his son Harry. Preliminary hearing before Mayor C C Meredith and J W Guenen Des Moines hearing heard scuffle and shots but could not determine who fired. Ole had been drinking and dispute over retirement preceded the altercation.
Cummins Denies Meeting Over Judge Kenyon and Byers
Washington Jan 10 Senator Cummins flatly denies visiting Governor Larrabee to influence a judge’s recall or to press for Byers as Des Moines corporation counsel to exit the senatorial position.
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Cummins
Washington
Larrabee
Kenyon
Byers
Des Moines
Taft Nominates Robertson for Fort Dodge Postmaster
Washington Jan 10 The president sent to the senate the nomination of Samuel J Robertson to be postmaster at Fort Dodge Iowa He already holds the office and had been assured of reappointment by the late Senator Dolliver.
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Taft
Robertson
Washington
Senate
Samuel J. Robertson
Fort Dodge
Dolliver
Hen Roost Raid Nabs Two Thieves in Mason City
In Mason City on January 10, Martin Stegner and Boston Kelley were arrested after a raid exposed them stealing chickens from the hennery of former Chief of Police Goodwin. John Peterson was knocked Coincidentally tied to the case.
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Mason City
John Peterson
Martin Stegner
Boston Kelley
Goodwin
Farmer Kills Self in Ottumwa Field
The dead body of William Majors aged 40 was found in a field near his home south of Ottumwa. He died by his own action amid domestic trouble.
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Farmer
Self
Ottumwa
William Majors
Fragmented Civic Column Reflects Social Observations
Dialogue excerpt notes a woman avoiding lip color for dances with Charlie and describes a humorous scene with Madam and a mirror as part of a social manners vignette. It captures mood and voice of a Boston Transcript style conversation about appearances and propriety.
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