The Featen Record and Local Notes
The item mentions ROMER GALLOWAY and BODGNRS with terms of construction, a price of 61.00 per gene and 1.90 per ton if unpaid in advance, Jasper County directorate, Kinc Map resuming business, legislature adjournment uncertainty, "The Balkans Aflame" headline, and remarks on country roads and Cabinetmakers Union admission for McKinley, plus mudslinging by Clarkson and Young over state printing and binding.
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Clarkson
Young
Congress Extra Session Slides Behind Nevada Circus
Congress will convene an extraordinary session on the 15th but scrutiny will wait until after the 1st, with statesmen’s actions seen as mere side shows while the main circus is in full swing at Carson, Nevada.
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Congress
Carson, Nev
Legislature Extra Session Seen Unneeded Now
The article argues the extra session of the legislature was unnecessary and could have adopted the code last spring if not for a few factious lawyers and the Iowa State Register.
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Iowa State Register
Consul General Lee Demands U S Citizens’ Release
Consul General Lee presses for the release of American citizens in Cuba. He warns that a courteous reception and swift Spanish compliance will follow if support from Washington is present. The outcome may hinge on his political backing.
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Lee
Cuba
Washington
Legislators Accepting New Code With Few Changes
As lawmakers study the proposed code they grow to respect it and favor minimal alterations. A state representative from the best county argues the code would be stronger if adopted as reported and praises the commission for its work. He asserts changes will be few and the code will be adopted largely as proposed.
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Commission
Early tariff bill seen with reciprocity aims
The article predicts an early tariff bill in the extra session. It will be protective, include reciprocity provisions, and raise enough revenue to cover government running expenses. This financial stability is framed as ending currency worries and restoring prosperity for business interests nationwide.
Cash payments for produce eyed by Newton merchants
Steps by the Newton Business Men's Association aim to end the due bill and adopt cash payments for produce. The move would spur the opening of produce stores and make Newton a more desirable trading point. Farmers largely favor cash despite slightly lower prices.
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Newton Business Men’s Association
Unity and Growth: Aims for National Prosperity and Peace
The speaker urges a strong merchant marine to support carrying trade abroad and a dignified foreign policy defending citizens' rights. He downplays fears of Congress harming business, seeks unity between North and South, and pledges actions to boost nationwide esteem and prosperity under a stable administration.
McKinley program outlined with economy and tariff focus
The inaugural program stresses strict public spending control, debt reduction, and cautious revenue plans. It favors pay as you go, opposes new internal taxes, and seeks tariff reform guided by the best principles. Local notes mix brief social items and civic updates from Kellogg and surrounding areas.
Everybody's Column. Editor Record: Light and taxes in Newton
The column criticizes Newton residents for opposing bonds and taxes yet approving higher levies, opposing health measures and monopolies while creating a local monopoly, and supporting lighting costs that benefit some while denying others. It ends urging readers to try Hindorff for Drugs.
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Newton
Cripple Creek Fire Survivor Finds Remedy Relief
G B Henderson editor reports a severe cold after Cripple Creek fire. After trying many remedies the cough and cold persisted until using three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy cured both cough and cold, even in high altitude. For sale by WaGley.
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Cripple Creek
Chamberlain
G. B. Henderson
da Advertiser
Wagley
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Romer Galloway
B. Bodgnrs
Largeet
Jasper County
Afticie
Kinc Map
Balkans
McKinley
Cabinetmakers Union
President McKinley
United States
Ili
Jake Kline
Pella
Daisy Vinall
Teacher's Association
Oskaloosa
May Quinn
Ben Quinn
Kellogg
John
Kate Koeister
Sand Hills
Robbins of
The
Baptist Church
John Albee of
W. A. Jackson
Jas. Quinn
Christian Church
Philip Land
Brandt Farm
Jno. McLain
Andreas
H. L. Newell
Ed. Moran
Dennis & Agar
Jas. Swearinger
M. Autrey
Casper Chenoweth
Proceedings OF the Board
Davey
Miller
Winters
J. W. Preston
Chas
Frank Fisk
H. S. Efnor
Putin
F. Fisk
Boee
Rie
Chicago Record
Harrisburg
America
New York
J. T. Hatfield
Evanston
Madisonest
Hindorff
cFarland
McFarland & Son
North Side Square
the Tailor
Iowa
Leslie
Illustrated Weekly
Fifth Avenue
Leslie's
Newton Record
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