London War Reporter Talks of Civil War Visits
Dr William H Russell, once a war correspondent for the London Times, discusses his Civil War era diary in a North American Review piece. The notes recount guests at his New York reception, a Henry Villard excursion, and his Irish roots, with broader mentions of finance, temperance, antiseptic surgery advances, and other 19th century world items.
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United States
England
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Kober
Georgetown University
Fusion crisis and anti manufacturing Democrats clash in Iowa
Des Moines reports a heated legislative split over fusion and a manufacturing bill. Anti manufacturing Democrats pass a resolution to withdraw patronage from the Leader, while Healy’s board of control bill aims to curb political influence in state institutions. Mayor Root pleads guilty to assault in Keokuk amid a sweeping revenue and asylum funding debate.
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Ranek
Iowa City
Kelly
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Board of Control
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Keokuk
J. A. Root
Johnson
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Dick Root
Geare
Iowa Legislature Faces Busy Week In Des Moines
Des Moines reports February sessions as the Senate kills the Temple amendment after a heated debate. Hobart and Byers clash over passage timing, while the House readies for Cook measures. Also covered: Cherokee asylum headship, penitentiary quarry sales, and bills on pooling, taxation, and waterworks reforms.
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Cook
Anamosa Penitentiary
Sheehan
Iowa House Likely Passes Healy Board of Control Bill
Des Moines February reports indicate the House committee favors the Healy measure centralizing supervision of educational institutions. The bill would abolish local trustees except at schools and give the board of control broad oversight. Calendar work in the Senate was routine. other bills included insuring company taxation and banking administration moves.
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Iowa
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Treasuries
House
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Wright-Hardin
Saturdaty
Des Moines
Healy
Board of Control
House Committee
Hospers
Cerro Gordo
McGinn
Carr
Supreme Court Decisions Handed Down This Morning
In Des Moines Iowa on February 11 and 12 the Supreme Court issued rulings including affirming State vs Fred Reil in Poll district and State vs Moore in Woodbury district, while Wilkenberg vs Hersey in Carroll district was reversed and State vs Steele in Monroe district was stricken from the docket.
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Fred Reil
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Hersey
Carroll District
Ve Steele
Monroe District
Opera House Opening and Local Developments
The new Clinton opera house will open on February 26. A 25 stall round house is planned for Alley Junction by the Rock Island road. Waterloo seeks the G A R encampment for Iowa, while 10,000 Iowa residents may head Klondikeward next month. Fort Dodge military company plans a winter circus to raise funds.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Permis
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Lake City
Fort Dodge Parish Survives Merger After Church Split Controversy
In Fort Dodge Iowa Rev Father Burke reports Corpus Christi and a western parish have merged into one large parish under his care including Moorland and the western district. The move, backed by Archbishop Sen nessy, consolidates parishes to ease hardship from the division while not altering church governance disputes.
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Sacred Heart Church
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East Fort Dodge
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Sennessy
Mer. Martinelli
Board of Examiners
Inheritance Tax Ruling Unconstitutional by Judge Thorneil
Judge Thorneil of Council Bluffs declares the state law taxing collateral heirs unconstitutional under the fourteenth amendment for taking property without due process and lacking annuity provisions. The decision targets a last session tax on all bequests except direct heirs and moves toward an appeal.
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District Court
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