Land at a Low Price Treaties Pending Open New Tracts
A special report notes committees favor Mr Mo Roe's land bill to sell remaining federal lands to bona fide settlers. Several treaties would open areas in Washington Yakimas California Yarmas Minnesota Chippewa and Utah Colorado and Indian Territory. Irrigation and water supply are key to making desert lands viable and many acres may become available to organized settler groups within a decade.
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Mo Roe
Indian Committee
McRee
Oklahoma
South Dakota
McRae
Yakimas
State
Washington
California
Minnesota
Indian Territory
Jerry Simpson
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Klamath River
White Mountain
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Verona
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Arkansas
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Major Powell
Wasninetos
Hotmahenys
Coxey
Alleghanies
Iowa
St Louis
Baltimore
Fort Monroe
Grosvenor
Paris
Vienna
London
Far West Industrials
Nevada
Wyoming
Nebraska
Wyoming Desert
Supreme Court on Closure and House Rules Debate
Report on a Supreme Court decision United States versus Ballin and congressional attitudes toward a rule change for counting a quorum. It cites the journal, the speaker's roll call, and the legality of a majority present determining business. Democrats push for House controlled closure, while Bryan opposes.
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Wasnixetoy
Springer
House
Bryan
Culberson
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
United States
Ballin
Circuit Court of
Southern District of New York
Appellees
Wemlers
Renson
Common Sense
Cieran
Ente
Tom Reed
Tom Pead
Messia Hateb Eland Cooper
Finance and unrest echo in Congress and on streets
From Washington to Iowa and Wyoming, a tense scene unfolds as Coxey's army mobilizes and silver reform debates loom. Congress ponders gold standard and price relief while unemployed workers march in Michigan seeking county road bonds to fund jobs and projects.
Fashion notes on changeable velvets and lace gowns
The article surveys current dress trends focusing on changeable velvets and silk combinations. It discusses yokes on bodices, berths and trims, the shifting popularity of black net over changeable silk, and the trend toward heavy looser overskirts or real overskirts. A sample costume features old rose changeable velvet and old rose peau de soie with embroidery and velvet ruching, by Jupic Chollet.
Beautiful Woman Accused of Poisoning Husband in Michigan
Mrs Francis Crawford of Rvens City Michigan is charged by a coroner s jury with poisoning her husband. The 83 year old widow and former Crawford family member from Detroit faces serious homicide allegations. Testimony alleges bitter tainted brandy and morphine involvement as motives. Relatives doubt guilt while authorities pursue the case. A separate note describes the Chambery power station near Lyons with a dramatic waterfall and turbine setup.
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Rvens City
Mich
Francis Crawford
Crawford
Clara Emma Martineau Crawford
Detroit
C. W. Ismisiyer
Mra. Crawford
Fashion notes on fans, gloves, and parasols of the season
A season preview highlights watteau style folding fans with painted rural medallions and gauze or lace bodies adorned with gold or silver accents. It notes neck yokes of lace and satin ribbon, back and front pointes, new suede and glace kid gloves, parasols with frills, velvet hair ribbons, and an evening coiffure with a ribbon bow and aragon fly decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragon
Wealth Growth Across States From 1850 to 1890 Revealed
The census tracks real estate and personal property value nationwide, noting per capita wealth rises from about $308 in 1850 to $1,060 in 1800 and highlights New York leading with $8.5 billion, Pennsylvania second, Illinois third. It details state rankings in livestock, mines, machine shops, railroads, and land values, with Illinois showing especially rapid growth and wealth per capita rising from $183 in 1850 to $1,494 in 1890.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
United States
Union
Illinois
Ohio
Massachusetts
California
Missouri
Iowa
Texas
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kansas
New Jersey
Nebraska
Kentucky
Colorado
Ilinois
Ohiio
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Indians
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Atlantic
Delaware
Florida
Minnesota
Dakotas
Pacific Coast
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
Stackhouse Daniel Move to New Davenport Offices
Drs Stackhouse and Daniel relocate their Davenport practice from the Whitaker building to suite 1, McCollough building, 124 West Third Street. After April 28 the Stackhouse Medical Institute will open in new quarters for continued treatment of catarrh asthma eye ear nose throat lungs nervous, blood and skin diseases with a record of success across Davenport Rock Island and Moline.
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Drs. Stackhouse
Daniel
Davenport
Whitaker
McCollough
West Third Street
Brady and
Main Streets
Stackhouse
Stackhouse Medical Institute
Dra Stackhouse
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Joseph
Ted Man
Howe
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Madison Parish
Miss
N. 10
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Bessemer
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Charbery
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Leland Stanford University
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Lake Calhoun
St. Paul
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Sygrhicg
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Ores! Work
N.Y
Drs. Stackhouse and Daniels
McCullough
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Obronto Disease
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Joseph A Daniel, M
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RUE Cred
Nibalin
Review
Tribune
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Moline, III
E.heimbeck
Develoopers
Moline Wagon Company
Moline, Illinois
Peoria
Hk Inland & Peona Rms
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Eautwa
Fast Express
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Galva Wyoming Rinceyv Peoria
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Weish
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Diab
Charles M Robertson
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Gee FE Barth
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Kohler
Hart
Rock Deland County
Omce
Blair Rockeland U
Wodelel
Tri City
Collec Hoo Agen
Hank Age Aine National Bank
Uuit Qcr
Market Square
Moline, DL
Nelson
Expressman
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Tobaccontata
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Moline Ob
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T Brdownise
Gullmore
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Aeane
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Deere
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Gould
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