Vision of a Nation's Rise and Political Reflections
A narrator shares a dream of a man guiding civilizations toward peace and renewal, invoking sacred imagery and a call to leadership. The piece then surveys contemporary politics: Harry’s election to the Minnesota legislature, county race notes, Kansas and Nebraska results, and overall Republican strength in the new Congress, with commentary on Roosevelt, Lind and party shifts.
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Bryan
William Vincent Allen
Indiana district elects Abraham Lincoln Brick to Congress
The Times records Abraham Lincoln Brick winning the thirteenth Indiana district seat in Congress. It notes a calmer race war climate in South Carolina and hints at reduced undertaker business until another race conflict arises.
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Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
South Carolina
The Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr Beardshear
The article reviews Dr Beardshears baccalaurate sermon to the class of 98 at the college chapel. It highlights themes of American destiny equality liberty and opportunity and calls for civic duty and universal respect for nations and religions. It notes the sermon as a source of thoughtful ideas about governance society and individual responsibility.
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Iowa Agriculture College
Dr. Beardshear
White House
Globe
America
Mr. Drummond
France
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Dr King’s New Discovery Gift of Free Trial Bottles
Proponents highlight a generosity act by the Dr King’s New Discovery proprietors who have donated over ten million trial bottles for consumption coughs and colds. The ad claims many cures for asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases and offers a free trial bottle via L M Bosworth druggist with a guaranteed refund for full price bottles at 50 cents or one dollar.
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Dr. King
L. M. Bosworth Druggist
The Result Promises Democratic Victory in Tuesday Election
An editorial in a democratic weekly declares Tuesday's election a signal victory for the party. The piece mocks opposition, notes Jerry Simpson’s consolation, and mentions Colfax reports of Jim Weaver and Ed Anderson’s limited historical impact after Dolliver’s 1890s congressional win.
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Colfax
Jim Weaver
Hazlett Clipper reports clear smoke of battle
The Park Rapids Minnesota Clipper notes that as smoke clears, readers receive the latest intelligence on the battle and its immediate aftermath from Harry Hazlett's paper.
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Harry Hazlett
Park Rapids
Minnesota
Lost Creek Lyre Editor Murmurs At Lodge Incident
The editor recounts being kept at a lodge on Tuesday night as coyotes signaled dawn and notes a dispute with his partner ending in facial blemishes. He quips that his enemies claim a nefarious cause and recalls the phrase War is hell.
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Lost Creek
Col
Lyre
Country editor’s discontent after war and election
The piece notes war ending and elections concluded, signaling a quiet winter era. It reflects on political mood and looming editorial challenges as a nation settles into postwar politics.
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Various Ailments
Claiming to treat back trouble malaria nervous troubles and weak kidneys Electric Bitters is advertised as a plant based tonic. The ad claims benefits for constipation headaches fainting sleeplessness and melancholy and offers a 50 cent bottle at L M Bosworth's Drug Store with a guaranteed result.
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L. M. Bosworth
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