Iowa Legislature Reforms Cities with Special Charters
The House advances changes to cities operating under special charters including biennial elections, one alderman per ward and two at large, plus mills caps by city size. It rejects moves to abolish the State Oil Inspector and discusses elections law, manufacturing, liquor sales, and code publication. Governor Drake expected to approve amendments on railroad tax exemption and city lines.
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President Cleveland Stops Wagon to Return Gipsy Marbles
A Washington letter recounts President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland meeting gipsy children on Glenwood road outside the capital. A driver threatened to move forward with whips raised, but the President ordered a halt to let the children gather their marbles, calmed curious youngsters, and continued on amid cheerful thanks and laughter.
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Cleveland
Glenwood Road
Colors of mourning around the world
The article lists mourning colors for various countries. Black for privation of light across Europe and America. scarlet worn by French royalty. yellow leaf for sere is noted in Egypt and Burmah. Brittany widows wear yellow caps. purple and violet signal royalty with France and Turkey using violet. page also mentions Persian rueful browns and grayish brown for earth in Ethiopia and Abyssinia.
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Burmah
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Ethiopia
Abyssinia
Definition of sybarite in a Victorian scene
The narrator recalls seeking a fitting definition for sybarite and observes a Lady warming her jewelry by the fire on a cushion. She explains it is her winter habit to heat her bracelets and necklace before dinner, illustrating a refined, indulgent lifestyle.
Danish Doctor Warns Daylight Harms Smallpox Skin
Dr. Fingen of Copenhagen states that smallpox skin is highly susceptible to daylight, akin to a photographic plate, requiring shielding from chemical rays. Other researchers note shortwave radiation like ultraviolet light can aggravate inflammation in smallpox.
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Iui
Sant
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Man Misreads Advice From Eager Mentor
A man lacking judgment misreads guidance from a confident adviser, leading to flawed decisions. The encounter highlights how poor discernment turns well meant counsel into problematic actions.
Senate and House Proceedings and Key Votes
The record notes Senate and House actions including passage of appropriation bills, resolutions on state affairs and foreign relations, and inquiries to Secretaries of State and Treasury. It covers debates on the Uncompahgre Indian reservation leases, a Cuban state of war discussion, a Nelson bankruptcy bill substitute, a free homestead bill, and a Grant Tomb dedication committee. A death of Representative Holman prompts House sympathy actions and a joint adjournment plan.
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Cuillem
J B Angell Goes to Turkey Appointed Minister
President of the University of Michigan James G Sogell named American minister plenipotentiary to China to revise the Burlingame treaty. Biographical sketch notes Angell lineage from Massachusetts to Rhode Island and Browning University beginnings with later roles at Providence Journal and University of Vermont. Water level in Lake Huron up four feet from last year and clergy changes including Rev Dr James Hall Medlyaine leaving Presbyterian ministry for Episcopal orders.
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James G. Sogell
University of Michigan
Seitnate
Thomas Angull
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Rhode Island
Roger Walisas
Aupell
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Asaume
Providence Journal
University of Vermont
China
Lake Huron
James Hall Medlyaine
New York
W. D. Williams
Pacific Coast
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Greeks Repel Turkish Attack as War News Flows in Thrace
Reports from Salo and the Thessalonica frontier say Greek forces under Crown Prince Constantine have driven Turkish units from Liera and Nea Rapsari, capturing Karya near Mitouna. Edhem Pasha is recalled to Istanbul, while Osman Pasha becomes commander in chief of the Turkish armies, with Rumors of renewed mobilization and mounting tensions across Constantinople.
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Athens
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Ign
Ner Mitouna
Osman Pasha
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Ti Bh
Edham Pesha
Plerua
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Rabem Pasha
Constantine
Thessalica
Milonia
Agate
Srey
Avin
Atsyneh
de Bo
Weresi
Frost Injures Fruit Crops Across Manor Regions
Severe unseasonable cold over the last three days threatens fruit growers in Manor areas. Reports from Indiana and southern Wisconsin indicate heavy frost effects with temperatures well below normal. Weather official E Linzer downplays immediate damage, noting many fruit beds may be shielded by their development stage.
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Wisconsin
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Chicago
Unnon
Turbulent War Updates and Severe Winter Hit Indiana
Reports show Greek forces advancing along the border and attacking Turkish positions while several Turkish battalions are mobilized for instant service. Refugees flee Prevesa as bombardments continue. winter weather cripples fruit crops across Indiana with heavy damage in DeKalb County and along the Ohio river fruit belt. President McKinley’s saddle horse story and Bertillon policy proposals appear alongside religious and diplomatic notes.
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Great Fruit Belt
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Sfry Miles
Baseball Season Begins With High Hopes Across National League
The sixth season of the National League and American Association opens with twelve teams and strong expectations. Optimism centers on improved teams, interest in Baltimore, and a likely battle for the pennant among powerhouse clubs. Louisville vows to do better, Captain Augson’s squad shows progress, and managers prepare to exploit any opportunity as opening games occur in Boston and other cities.
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Holman of Indiana Dies in Washington
Indiana Congressman William Steele Holman dies at his Washington home at 2:05 pm Thursday after weeks of illness from spinal meningitis. Born Sept 8, 1822, in Dearborn County, he served as probate judge in 1845 46 and held multiple public posts including prosecuting attorney from 1847 to 1849. He helped shape Indiana's 1850 constitution. Weather notes follow, detailing frost delays in farming across Ohio Michigan and Michigan. crops and garden progress vary with cool, cloudy, and wet conditions.
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Holman
Indiana
Washington
Wiliam Steele Holman
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Dearborn County
Franklin College
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Judge Holman a congressman and pioneer of homesteads
Judge Holman rose from county judge to United States House member, serving since his election with only three exceptions. A Democratic leader known for economy and frugality, he shaped homestead policy and West expansion, mastering federal statutes and public domain issues. He married Abigail Knapp in 1812 while studying law.
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Abigail Knapp
Crop and Weather Bulletin Reports From Chicago Area
Crop and weather reports received at the Chicago service bureau summarize weekly conditions across states. Wisconsin notes a very unfavorable week with frequent rain and slow seeding progress. Iowa reports unseasonable warmth and rapid soil improvement. Missouri sees favorable work but cold growth. early sown crops show variable progress. spring wheat, oats, and grasses respond to drying and sun. overall seeding and field work principle activity amid mixed temperatures.
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Mason on the Senate Rules in First Speech
Senator Mason of Illinois opened with a breezy attack on Senate moles and inaction, urging new rules to allow debate and the previous question. Senator Hoar replied briefly, supporting rule changes, and a vote to refer Mason’s resolution to the Rules Committee passed 32 to 24.
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Mason
Ilinois
Senate
Ellinoia
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Cuba
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Hoar
Massachusett
Congress
Gorman
Rules Committee
Italy's King in Peril: Attempted Stabbing in Rome
An assassination attempt occurred Thursday as King Humbert traveled to the races in Rome. An unnamed Iron worker, Pietra Acciarito, reportedly attempted to stab the monarch, with authorities detailing the circumstances of the perilous attack.
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Mary
Uamed Pietra aAcciarito
Turmoil unfolds as king faces mob at Campanile racecourse
A troubled scene unfolds as a man detained before acting, the monarch receives a rousing crowd at Campanile racecourse. The text hints at political motives and a claim of no accomplices, with references to Turkey and Greece.
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Actarite
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