Senate Works, House Lagging in 49th Congress Chaos
Washington dispatch notes twelve weeks into the forty ninth congress with no major appropriations or laws passed. The Senate, a Republican majority, is praised for industrious work and nonpartisan procedure, while the Democratic led House is criticized for slow rules and potential chaos awaiting midsummer. Senators report clashes over access to presidential papers and spoils system concerns in removals, but aim to maintain cordial relations with President Cleveland.
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Edmunds
White House
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Genera
Goode
Senate Sacrifices Sought To Smooth Administration Path
The text notes the Senate considering conditions that would incline it to make sacrifices to ease the administration’s program by summoning Bayard Lamar and Garland to sit at the council table.
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Bayard
Lamar
Garland
Cascade Election and Local News Highlights
Cascade reports a quiet city election with I. W. Baldwin elected mayor and Henry Doud recorder. Nick Candy and P. Becker win council seats, Al Hamilton hosts a popular raffle and dance, and Miss Sarah Brown returns from Sand Spring teaching term. Church fair at Candy's Opera House and local social updates conclude the brief.
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I. W. Baldwin
Henry Doud
Nick Candy
Treasuer
P. Becker
F. May
al. Hamilton
Ketcham
Sarah Brown
Sand Spring
Chas. Crocker
John Sullivan
C. J. Coxsee
St. Mary’s Church
Candy’s
A. J. Hayes
Oneida Creamery No.2
Charles Hay
Jack
Bowen's Prairie News Roundup and Local Moves
Charley Brown lies sick in rain and hopes to recover soon. Oliver Ross of Spencer visits relatives here and will stay a few weeks with his wife to return home. Carrie Hickman ends her school term next Friday at the brick school. John Hickman returns this week after teaching in Minnesota. Geo Behrends moves to Wayne township. Philip Delk and wife relocate to Wyoming. Rice district teacher receives autograph album as a memento at school’s end. The Little. Ted.
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Oliver Ross
Spencer
Carrie Hickman
John Hickman
Minnesota
Geo. Behrends
Wayne Township
Philip Delk
Mr. Like’s
Wyoming
Rice
T. W. Little
Ted
Cass Trinkets from Cass Iowa March 1886
Mrs A J Sibley on sick list for a few days W Jacobus and F Brainard went to Chicago with stock last week Fred Crane spent Wednesday and Thursday in Hopkinton West Cass school taught by Myrta Beardsley closed Friday the 26th A birthday surprise for A L Fairbanks was planned but weather kept attendees The singing school closed with concert No school at Cass Center last week due to the teacher's father death Moving has begun Chet Graham moves to Dudley house Marcus Beets returns to farm George IE.
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W. Jacobus
F. Brainard
Chicago
Stock
Fred Crane
Hopkinton
West Cass
Cass Center
Will Hall
Chet Graham
Dudley
Z. B. Mitchell
Mr. Barnaby
O. T
Marcus Beets
George IE
Onslow News Roundup From March 2 1886
W S Halil attended a Rhode Island reunion of old lawmakers in Des Moines last week. John Magney plans to move to Aurora county Dakota to farm, with Walters of Delmar replacing him. Isaac DeWitt and family head to Correctionville, renting his farm to Jas Griswold. Mrs Himebaugh broke both wrists falling in a cellar. Dr Paul attends. O C Johnson lost a horse. Wm Duncanson visits from Woodbury County. L E Clark travels to Nebraska for land. P Welch and family go to Montana.
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Onslow
W.S. Halil
Des Moines
W. Underwood
Underwood
Rhode Island
John Magney
Aurora County
Dak
Mr. Walters
Delmar
Isaac DeWitt
Correctionville
Jas. Griswold
C. C. Himebaugh
Dr. Paul
O.C. Johnson
Wm. Duncanson
Woodbury County
L. E. Clark
Nebraska
P. Welch
Montana
Mad dog scares neighbors as hydrophobia spreads
Local reports detail a mad dog outbreak with deaths among dogs and livestock. A Stone City murder case is outlined with Dr. Gawley and a coroner's inquest, while broader notes cover illness among residents and a February marriage-licenses list in Jones county.
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Jones County
Newton man reports wife cured by Dr King's New Discovery
Mr Wmn Thomas of Newton Iowa says his wife suffered a persistent cough for 25 years and worsened this spring. After trying many remedies she used Dr King's New Discovery and saw great relief with one bottle and full cure after the second. Trial bottles free at HE Bacher & Co. drug store with large size priced at 1.00.
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Newton
Dr. King
Secand
HE Bacher & Co
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatic Cure Evidence
An ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful blood purifier that corrects blood acidity and can cure rheumatism. A Bloomington Illinois resident claims four bottles restored mobility after severe hip ankle and wrist pain and urges others to try the remedy.
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W. F. Woop
Bloomington
Ill
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