Des Moines river land bill eyed as Iowa victory
Washington reports show Iowa senators winning support against veto on the Des Moines River Land bill. The measure would settle titles to about 270000 acres of valuable farm land long contested between settlers and Eastern capitalists, with hope it can pass the House by party majorities.
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Oxford convocation honors Woodall Holmes and John Bright
Loudon July 1 convocation at Oxford crowded to honor Dr Oliver Woodall Holmes and John Bright with honorary degrees amid ovations. Students repeatedly mentioned Gladstone and cheered for Salisbury Lord Randolph Churchill amid the lively scene. In Boston on July 1 four men from the city were drowned when a yacht capsized in swamp waters.
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DAVID DAVIS DEAD AT BLOOMINGTON IOWA MOURNS
Ex Vice President David Davis dies at his Bloomington Iowa home after a long illness. Funeral in Brimington Illinois marks end of a storied legal and political career. Born in Maryland, Davis was a longtime ally of Lincoln and served as U S Supreme Court justice and senator. His death follows a gradual decline after a malignant carbuncle and secondary illness.
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Chicago
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Springfield
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Normal
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Mamilton Spencer
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Quincy
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Lincoln
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Robert T. Lincoln
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A. E. Stevenson
James T. Ewing
Henry Perrigo
Lyman Burr
D. FT. Littler
Springfeld
Frank D. Orme
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Political party conventions name state tickets in multiple states
Summary of a chaotic OCR filled with party notes from New Hampshire Pennsylvania and Arkansas Illinois. It cites Democratic and Republican state conventions naming governors and ticket lines, discusses platform planks including home rule labor arbitration and tariff policy, and notes temperance Republicans call for a July 20 mass convention in Indiana. It also mentions unrelated local items and editorial tidbits from various dates.
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W. St. Woodruff
P. ML. Dobbs
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W. J. Miller
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Ind
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Cuiiaca
State Democratic Central Committee
Palmer Mouse
A. Orendorff
Springfield
Omaha
Neb
Republican State Central Committee
Lincoln
Minor News Items From Across The Nation
A compilation of brief Edo era notices reports a widow's death in Wies Vadet at eighty two. Danville tobacco shipments totaling 41 million. a big fire in Beshiktash near Constantinople. Sing Sing Prison reports six thousand dollar June profits. two sons of Rev Brigman killed by lightning. Poht Stockton firm failure in Winston Salem with liabilities of 60 thousand. resignations and deaths across several states. cremation ashes vault in Cincinnati. Iowa Senate prediction on Auditor Brown acquittal. ships from Clyde to New York with 19 foot long provisions. Davenport area brewery fire. dynamite saloon destruction at Harmon Newfoundland. marriages of deaf mutes in NL. Hayes attacks on pension bills. factory fire in Appleton. rising internal revenue in Peoria district. Oregon colony plans. a rich farmer dies in Joliet Penitentiary. labor strike in Belleville. Yale degrees for women delayed. Sunset Cox linked to a Ninth District bid. libel suit Field vs Labouchere settled. real estate frauds fatality in Cincinnati. Lafayettes train collision kills couple. coal mine tension in Illinois. strawn yacht to ferry Cleveland party. removal of remains at St Marys Ont proves massive. Teype Shaare Emeth temple rejects trustee charges against rabbi.
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Folsom Will Prompts Probate Amid Eight Grandchildren
The will of Col J B Folsom father of President Cleveland's wife was offered for probate in Waussa No Ys on June 30. Eight grandchildren receive equal shares from a $150000 estate, with $25000 in personal property. real estate expectations may change the final totals, affecting the President's wife’s inheritance.
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