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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1898

Page

10

Strange bird and other oddities in a bustling town

A fragment from The Bee Register describes a spike topped town hall with a bird impaled on its northern spike amid scattered notes on female workers in Brooklyn, fashion at a national tailors’ convention, criminal history trivia, London telephony theft, a Hamlet misadventure, and assorted humorous or curious local items from Logansport to Evanston, with brief anecdotes about public life and politics.

Manchester Town Hall England

Iowa Legislature Proceedings Aboard Weathered Battles

Des Moines Jan 19 25 reports cover the Iowa House and Senate actions with Van Houten leading a Hagwan annexation resolution passed 52 to 40 Smiths measure to trim clerks blocked by chair ruling The session includes public bills on ballot laws bank examiner salaries civil service in cities and state election timing. The following days describe further bills and party fights over printers binders and funding for institutions plus a switchman injury in Ames.

Des Moines van Houten Iowa Congress Hagwan van Mouten Smith House Kelly Santee Woodbury Senate Titus Harrison Board of Control Nietert Merriam, Whelan Penick Porter Aberson Carr Polk Ivil Temple Palmer Cheshire Benedict Hone Stealy New York Junkin Glenwood Func Erickson Ames College Beal Hobart Geisler Funk Good Greene Committee On Federal Relations Conaway and Young Senate Republicans Vinton College For Executive Council Agricultural College Garst Senate Appropriations Committee Cherokee Insane Hospital Healy Committee Clarinda Asylum Clarinda Tan

Iowa considers board of control nominees from four governors

Des Moines witnesses a debate on the future board of control with Governor Larrabee and Governor Boies as leading candidates, plus Governor Carpenter and Judge Kine. The piece notes no endorsements by the men, warns of job-hungry politicians, and urges a high standard for initial appointments to ensure strong administration. It also covers a constitutional amendment on legislative representation and the ongoing dispute over medallions on the soldiers’ monument.

Des Moines Iowa Board of Control Larrabee Boies C. C. Carpenter Fort Dodge Carpenter Kine Supreme Court Repub Yeang Executive Council Monument Commission

Remarkable case of Henry Prank injury and recovery

Dubuque 18 year old Henry Frank suffered a severe head injury when a bucket of sand fell from a rope hoist. The crown of his skull was fractured and removed at hospital. He remained conscious and has a chance for recovery, doctors calling it remarkable.

Henry Prank Dubuque Jan Tienry Frank Ife Jie

Collision on the Rock Island Freight Train Kills Three

A rear end collision near Gray Center Kansas between two sections of a Rock Island freight train killed three men. Brakeman William Griffith died four hours after the crash. W S Broughton had a skull jaw fracture and a broken leg. Rodney Seintoenig suffered a skull fracture and may die. Conductor Edwards was badly hurt as the first and second sections collided at a railroad crossing.

Topather Natally Liearing Gray Center Kan Rock Island William Griffith W.S. Broughton Rodney Seintoenig Edwards Rea

Women Suffragists Active in Iowa Rally Efforts and Legislation

Des Moines reports feature the Iowa suffrage lobby led by Mrs. Belden of Sioux City and Miss Mary G. Hay of California coordinating campaigns. The piece contrasts suffragists with anti-suffragists, notes legislative resistance, and cites mixed prospects for a constitutional amendment and state funding for institutions like Cherokee hospital.

Des Moines Belden Sioux City Mary G. Hay California Iowa National Los of Old Fashioned Dames New York Senate

German demand to send divisions to Kiaochow

Berlin reports the German government calls for seven divisions to be dispatched to Kiaochow amid the dispute over the Japanese fleet's movements toward Chinese waters.

Berlin Neuste

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