Great Iowa Democratic Convention Ends Amid Silver Debate
Wednesday marked a pivotal Iowa State Democratic Convention with strong speeches by Judge French and Judge Babb. Despite silver faction gains being outnumbered, the gathering resolved its disputes and nominated leaders, pledging united support for the party's platform and national goals.
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Dudge French
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TL Shields
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Shields
Bestow
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Seis Dlay
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Voy visits relatives amid Sioux reservation notes
i AL Voy visits relatives and reflects on past times when a teen in Iowa left his home for the Dakotas. The article recalls Sioux land grants, education for about 125 Indian scholars, 1400 Sioux on the reservation, and 160 acre allotments per family with 80 acres for those 18 and older. Voy, once Ackleyite, now aids in Indian instruction and plans to return to the agency with Cis Wile accompanying him.
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I AL Voy
Voy
Dakotas
Medel
Texas
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Ackleyite
Cis
Replevin Case Over Horses Before Ulm Judge
An Tokuman Act and Justice Stetson preside a replevin suit where Steve Sitazerald sues Janes Hathaway for recovery of horses Migeerald claims Hathaway bought. The writ issued and horses are placed under disputed possession amid unclear acts.
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Ab Wutkner
Ulm
Steve Sitazerald
Janes
Hathaway
Migeerald
Thie Hathaway
Mak
Jng Vaichilont Stelements
Thas
Lawcelore Wilgerald
Frightened woman foil by brakemen in accident escape
A confused and garbled report describes a tired elderly woman attempting self harm on the railroad tracks. Central brakemen intervened yesterday, preventing a tragic outcome as the situation unraveled with unclear details about motives and surrounding chatter.
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Franken
Cispostie
Ottersell
Winals Central
The Customs of Persia and Its Religious Practices
A detailed 19th century account describes Persian religious life among Nestorians and Muslims, including worship, daily customs, clothing, gender roles, and education. It notes practices such as prayer directions, shoes removed in mosques, modest dress, polygamy, and the low social status of women, with missionary hopes to spread Christianity.
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Persia
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Tlavine
Christ
Gocalee
Chinkimng
Lis Iborbee
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