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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1897
Page
6
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Taxpayers urge full disclosure of all bids and bidders in county records and minutes. The Newton city and county notices mention bids for aid and a legal petition concerning promissory notes and mortgage foreclosure, with dates and party names referenced in court filings.
Iowa lawmakers prepare to codify state laws with a short special session. Officers from both houses are kept, committees expand to 20 members per code panel, and fiscal notes warn of a potential end-year deficit near 700,000. Glenwood asylum damage and proposed repairs shape urgent budget considerations.
Ex congressman William S. Mason was nominated United States senator at a Republican joint caucus in Illinois amid a bitter battle against machine forces and Lorimer allies. The vote followed withdrawals and strong showings from McKinley supporters, with Mason's selection viewed as a decisive defeat for political machine politics.
The Princess de Chimay, who eloped with a gypsy last summer, faced a divorce action in Charleroi. The public prosecutor sought a closed hearing to protect decency, and the court granted the in camera proceeding despite the defendant’s counsel arguing for public access.
Dr Conaty, son of Rev Dr Thomas, was installed this afternoon as rector of the Catholic University at Jock. He took the profession of faith during a mass in the university chapel at Dek, with the heads of the Catholic church present. Also noted were remarks from Rev Keane and brief reports from Washington about political matters and a fire at Buckner's Orphans Home.
Senor Quesada, Cuban representative in Washington, declares independence as the sole aim and derides Spanish terms for peace. He argues a treaty with the United States cannot buy Cuba’s liberty and criticizes Spanish propaganda while urging U.S. support for Cuba’s cause.
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