Iowa Quota Correction and Boiler Disaster at Henre Foundry
The paper reports a surplus of 730 men under all calls for Iowa and criticizes land speculation in Burlington. It also details a terrible boiler explosion at Hendrie's Foundry in the city, injuring five, with Marine Van Beek and Henry Bierman among the seriously hurt, and damages estimated in the thousands. The cause cites overworked machinery and a strained engine.
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Explosion at Foundry and Ebenezer Church Move Urged
Reports describe a boiler explosion at a foundry with workers flung by the blast and minor injuries to several men. The piece also covers a church service relocation from Old Zion to Ebenezer, Pew rights relinquishment, street and pavement improvements, and updates on the U S Christian Commission's fundraising efforts and the Muscatine voyage with the 3d Iowa Infantry.
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Local dealings with counterfeit notes and winter snow reports
A Chicago counterfeit ten dollar note misled a traveler at the C B&Q line. Mr Win to n confirmed the bill's inconsistency and banked it as a demanded treasury note worth five extra dollars. Winter snowdrifts spread in Alabama and Mississippi while river traffic ships report minor mishaps and rescues. The Provost Marshal processed recruits, with 910 examined so far and 16 more presented yesterday, two rejected, average chest size 324 inches and 3 inches expansive mobility of wheat.
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Spring Devotion in Whitmanian Verse by G. W. Benjamin
A poetic piece by BY 9. G. W. BENJAMIN celebrates approaching spring with imagery of blue skies, forests, and renewed life. It invokes heralds, sprigs, verdure, and musical nature scenes to honor the land, streams, birds, and the brave fallen soldier, ending with nature’s seasonal praise and memory.
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