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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1883

Page

3

Enoch Case and a Cleveland Widow's Search for Truth

Washington Iowa notes a complex tale of a Brighton man William Bridges missing for years, a widow remarrying to Billy Kimmel and bearing children, a suspected revival of Bridges, and a note asking to meet. The item threads through local divoce talk, federal district redistricting, river legends, rail road prospects, fires, deaths, and scattered Iowa notices.

Washington Iowa Enoch Williames Brighton Ohio California Billy Kimmel Bridges Billy United States Revenue Cedar Clinton Jackson Jones Linn Muscatine Scott Louisa Johnson Keokuk Bentor Mahaska Poweshiek Tama Marion Jasper Warren Polk Madison Dallas Adair Guthrie Cass Audubon Pottawattemie Shelby Harrison John W. Green J. W. Burdette Countie James E. Simpson Des Moines Brighton‘ Enterprise Coppock Skunk Bend “Herald Reynolds Rozeine la Crosse & Iowa Southwestern Railway New York City

Rock Island Line Fiscal Year Receipts and Collisions Report

The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad for the year ended March 31 shows gross earnings 12,189,902 and net 5,080,096 after expenses. The Waitara and Haruni ferried passengers, collided near Portland. Waitara sunk, 25 dead, survivors rescued including a saloon ger with life belt.

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Illinois Iowa Haruni Waitara New Zealand Shipping Company Portland McGeoch, Everingham & Co J. R. Beasley Chicago Milwaukee Beasley Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Road Johns. Cameron R. J. McClure Missouri George C. Smith McClure H. B. Stone George W. Heldredge Burlington & Missouri River Road Nebraska Omaha

Iowa Republicans renew push for borders and reform

The Iowa convention delegates reaffirmed the 1880 Republican platform, pledging to enforce national policy, oppose intemperance, regulate commerce, and protect labor. They nominated Judge Joseph R. Reed for judge and renewed support for Sherman and the party’s anti-saloon stance.

Amen Iowa Rod Arthur Hog Americk Amd Lowa Republican Party Ping W. P. Hepburn Siath Eli Clayton Pottawat David Seeor Winnebago Geo. D. Perkins Woodbury John Palm Henry A.a Hedreek Clinton M. T. Gwen Black Hawk A. M. May Allmakee J. J Republcan Grant Donelson Republic Ants Lincoln England Republican Col. Henderson Baren R. Sherman John W. Akers Remiert Lidate Joseph R. Reed Pottawattamie County Sherman Manning Confederacy Union James F. Wilson Committee On Resolutions Asl Republican Party of Love Republican Party of General Assems Congress General Assembly House of Representatives of Congress Republican Congress Repu Department of Industry Towa Philadelphia

Woman's Value Beyond Youth Declares a Writer

A writer argues that a woman's worth extends beyond physical beauty. True merit lies in mind and heart, with learning, taste, and friendship enduring beyond youth. He contends beauty fades, while noble character remains a lasting purpose across life.

Daughters of Earth

Trade commission warns tea crop quality improves

Reports from Foo Chow indicate all grades of the new tea crop are of excellent quality with improved leaf color. The commission emphasizes commercial interests as important as public health safeguards in Constantinople.

Farerexo Iowa John R. Shaffer State Agricultural Society Tary Constantinople Foo Chow

Mob lynching at Waverly Iowa spurs call for reform

The Chicago Herald reports a mob broke the jail at Waverly and hanged the Barber brothers. It argues such lawless acts reveal flaws in criminal statutes and administration, urging reform toward swifter, certain punishment modeled after New Jersey versus lengthy legal delays.

Chicago Herald Waverly Iowa New York Herald Herald Trude New Jersey

Chicago man and German girl obtain marriage license

In Chicago Sam Lee a Chinaman wished to wed Mary Stad key a German girl and asked for a marriage license. Before swearing Sam the clerk asked if he believed in God. Believe God You better believe was his reply and the license was accordingly granted.

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The College Woman and the New Life Ahead

The piece argues that college prepares for practical life beyond academia and emphasizes the broader social role of graduates. It urges both men and women to apply learned principles to civic life, noting the rising importance of the woman question and the need for educated women to influence politics, reform, and public virtue.

Commos Getti

Fragmented Quote From Dinner Table Exchange

A garbled line appears to report a dinner table exchange about speaking to a lady. The text is incomplete, with missing context and speakers, and does not provide a clear event, date, or participants.

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