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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1896

Page

2

Iowa Legislature Faces Code Debates and Age of Consent Question

The Des Moines press notes the Twenty sixth Iowa General Assembly progressing on a new code with one house chapter on justices of the peace and ongoing talks on age of consent set to 16. Other items include school free text books, portraits funding, sleeping car liability reforms, a trans Misssissippi exposition bid, and revisions to constitutional representation and judicial districts. The session features Brinton committee led code work and a pioneer lawmakers biennial gathering with honors for Kasson and Saunders and a memorial for Judge Wright.

House Drake Des Moines Iowa Twenty-sixth General Assembly Senate Brinton Kasson Saunders Nebraska Judge Wright John Scott B. F. Gue

State to Expand Prisons and Installment Revenue Measure

Governor Jackson cites need for more room and better buildings as nine five members elect wardens and a raft of state officials. In a joint convention they select wardens for Fort Madison and Anamosa and name trustees and regents for multiple state institutions and schools.

N. N. Jones Cass Fort Madison P. W. Madden Clay Anamosa Lafayette Young Polk FP. R. Conaway Poweshiek Agricultural College Ames W. C. McElroy John Killen F. F E. Whitley Hospital For Insane Mt. Pleasant J. H. Culp J.C. Barringer Industrial Home For the Blind Knoxville Robert Culbert M. J. Kelley Industrial M. H. Davis Henry Harvey Ingham Alonzo Abernethy P. K. Holbrook

Dubuque Democrats Seek Next State Convention

Neighborhood items report from Dubuque noting Democrats aim to hold the next state convention with a daily convention planned in Cedar Rapids starting February 24. The roundup covers suspensions, union-depot plans, local court actions, and various incidents across northeastern Iowa.

Dubuque Cedar Rapids

Oldest Washington township settler John Sorrell dies at 83

From Cascade Courier, John Sorrell a French born settler in Washington township died at his family home aged 83. Survived by his wife and two sons three daughters. funeral held at St Peter's church Temple Hill. Losses from a fire were $20000 with partial insurance and aid sent from Maquoketa and Clinton later refused. A confidence man swindled Mason City residents last week by showing large bills while buying cattle and disappearing after deliveries.

Maquoketa Clinton Cascade Courier John Sorrell Washington Township Sorrell France St. Peter’s Church Temple Hill Mason City

Religious Reflections from the Kaum’s Worn

Reflections urge genuine faith and action to move mountains and thwart hypocrisy. The text contrasts self-righteousness with true service and notes God’s provision for humanity. It emphasizes living to bring happiness and finding meaning through good deeds.

Wayne Township Republican Caucus Announced

Wayne township Republicans will hold a caucus at the Wayne Center schoolhouse on Saturday February 2 at 2 o'clock to select delegates for the republican county convention. J W Fercuson, Committeeman.

Wayne Township Wayne Center J. W. Fercuson Jones County Anamosit Des Moines St. Louis

The Miles Sittings Bull Interviews of 1876 Retold

George E. Pond recounts General Miles and Sitting Bull in October 1876 near Cedar Creek. Mile s forces clash with Sioux after failed council talks with a flag of truce. Sitting Bull vows resistance as troops drives hostiles toward the Yellowstone. A rattlesnake exhibit in Jefferson, Georgia, measures 79 inches with 21 rattles.

Sitting Bull Hi. S. Otis Otis Miles Cedar Creek John Brughier Yellowstone George E. Pond McClure Jefferson, Ga

An obstinate bride and a winter courtship tale

An old New Jersey judge hosts a curious snowbound marriage scene with William and Sarah, a boastful father, and a plan thwarted by poverty, ending with a vow to wed despite sparse gifts. The piece shifts to a scientific note on sulphur showers, explaining pine pollen pollenization and a 1886 Washington event.

Popular Science News Washington Alabama Georgia Carolinas

Republican Central Committee Chairman Announces Meeting

The note from W. FF. Lake, Chairman, states that chairmen of township organizations will be governed accordingly and a Central Committee meeting will follow the convention.

Central Committee W. FF. Lake Republican Central Com

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