Talmage Sermon Praises United States Leaders
Rev T DeWitt Talmage extols the incoming Congress in a Washington sermon linking divine aid to national perseverance. He cites Elisha’s vision of chariots of fire and argues that upper forces have guided America from the Revolution through Civil War and election turmoil, urging prayer and moral reform.
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T DeWitt Talmage
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Evans kin rally for truth in suspected suicide murder case
Des Moines reports emphasize the Wilminaburg community's public meeting and resolutions supporting the Evans family as they seek clarity on the alleged murder of Prof. Evans. Citizens argue two bullet wounds suggest homicide, while noting the deceased's siblings' high character and public service backgrounds.
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Prof
Evans
Amother
Hampton
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Pipestone
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Williamsburgimeeting
Pvans
Homestead Entry Plans Farm Colonies for Negro Farmers
The local note reports a first come, first served plan by the Afro-Americans association to place freedmen on small farms of 40 to 60 acres in southern towns. Officers fear many could become self sufficient farmers rather than laborers, with experiments planned for spring and a possible Des Moines convention to establish colonies in the state. Similar efforts exist in Ohio and have produced skilled farmers who own substantial properties.
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Dickison
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O'Brien County
Wits
Lawn Afro-Americans Association
Bouber
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Lavde
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Hell
Des Moines
Ohio
The Memoir of Madame de Recamier and Napoleon’s Circle
A fragmentary account details the influential salon society of the Consulate and early Empire. Madame Recamier, famed for beauty and wit, wields leverage over returned émigrés yet opposes Napoleon. Her circle, including Mane de Stael and Necker’s daughter, faces censure as they challenge empire policies, leading to banishment and exile for several hostesses and guests.
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Fouche
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Syance
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Paris
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Necker
Mane de Stael
Venehe
Switzerland
Coppet
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Iowa State News on Soldiers Home Budget and Pensions
The report notes the Jews soldiers' home seeking board of control powers for the west biennial period and an appropriation requested in the home’s annual filing. Commissioners favor a new hospital and old peoples home costing 10000 and 430000 respectively while 1350 original admissions have been granted and the home houses 10 inmates. A bill is urged to empower the legislature to remove all pensions above six dollars for initiaties.
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Auncheon
Lerisiitiie
Town State U football to Nebraska game amid racial tension
Clumsy OCR reveals a chaotic notice of a football trip to Nebraska, an incident at a Rock Island eating house where a black man faced segregation, and a flood of pardons sought by Gov. Truckson. The page mixes crime, public notices, and local affairs, mentioning shootings, robberies, vandalism, and administrative actions across Iowa towns, Ames to Des Moines, with scattered names and places.
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State University
Nebraska University
Rock Island
Agaim
Bridge Prank Leads to Alarm on Stettin Front
A cavalry lieutenant and six men near Stettin built a fake bridge message claiming “This bridge is blown up” then celebrated with liquor. An enemy infantry regiment discovered the ruse and countered by posting “This bridge is built up again” while the sleepers woke to find their horses and arms missing. The lieutenant faced dismissal as punishment for the incident.
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