Iowa gains thirty six percent in population ten years
The census shows Iowa’s population rose thirty six percent over the last decade. Other items note hangings in Pennsylvania seven murderers slated March twenty fourth and Senator James P. Wilson taking office March fourth eighteen eighty three.
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Iowa
Pennsylvania
James P. Wilson
United States
Lincoln
Iowa State Medical Society
Jin Des Moines
Congress
Guitean
Dennis Kearney
Kearney
Plumb
Kansas
Commissioner of Pensions
Scoville and
Reed
Scoville
J. F. Wilson
Bio
Minnéota
Minn
2D Dist
Des Moines
Madison
Indiana
Gaiteau
Detroit Opera House
Guiteau
Kemp
Ion i Pak
Indictment Verdict in Guiteau Case Declared Guilty
The jury returned a unanimous verdict of guilty in the Guiteau case after brief deliberation at 5 25 PM January 25th. The judge's charge outlined the insanity defense and the standard for culpability, concluding with the instruction that if insanity proved, acquittal followed. The report continues with Associated Press details from the closing minutes of the trial.
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Guiteau
Cox
Tauge
Sud
Scoville
Associated Press
Trial jury returns guilty verdict in Guiteau case
The scene in court ends with the jury finding Guiteau guilty as indicted after a lengthy trial. Judge Cox thanks the jurors and dismisses them, while Seaville and Guiteau contemplate appeals. If denied, execution likely cannot occur until June or July.
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Anna Dickinson
Anna
Anne
Henry Ward Beecher
Bellefontaine Republican
Beacher
New York
Des Moines
Agausain
Ag9asgin
Cox
Chicago Express
Tarrytown
New York Central
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Grant
General Grant
Porter
Fitz John
Haseen
Congress
Sepa Aia
Fitus
Therisoner
Sudge Cox
Fiian
Seaville
Seovila
Bonar
Guiteau
Hua
Scoville
S&s
Tony
Farmer Clubs Deak Traces A Call To Reform For Fair
A reader argues that the county agricultural fair has failed and warns against repeating it. He urges farmers to form winter clubs to discuss agricultural matters, improve farming habits, and engage more producers and artisans to revive community interest.
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Deak
Aerie
Ana TV
Iowa State Temperance Convention Advances Prohibition
The Iowa Temperance Convention met in Des Moines to press constitutional prohibition and end sales of intoxicating beverages. Resolutions call for a Septem ber special election, oppose pharmacy law abuses allowing liquor sales, condemn a federal education funding link to drunkenness, and urge Iowa officials to back temperance, with remarks on supporting state papers.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Bose
Lowa
General Assembly
National Senate
Prohibition and Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Rally Call
A political press faction urges prohibition and good government. They praise the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Iowa and other women workers, appealing to merchants and citizens to support the movement to ban intoxicating beverages and protect future generations from crime and misery. D. BR. Lucas, J. H. Lozier, Secretary Chairman.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Iowa
Lowa
Warlhurst
D. BR. Lucas
J. H. Lozier
Chicago Ancut Electric Bitters Claim Western Metropolis Supremacy
Chicago Ancut proclaims Chicago as the great western metropolis and Electric Bitters as the superior remedy. The ad asserts their intrinsic value and claims they cure where others fail. Sold by W. L. Weller for 50 cents a bottle.
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Chicago
America
W. L. Weller
Notice of Dissolution and Formation of Linn County Loan and Realty Co
Dissolution notice for Fosdick and Entree firm with partner Bosdick selling assets and liabilities. Cedar Rapids described with final settlements. Also corporate notice for Linn County Loan and Realty Company forming Jan 25 1862 in Cedar Rapids Iowa to engage in general real estate, mortgages, and loans with capital stock set at 1600 to 100000, seven directors, and annual meeting rules.
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Sald
H. O. Fuldins
Butlerfield Uta
Cedar Randa
Jat Corporation
Nalice
Teowelves
Becuses
Linn County
Joan and
Crus
RTE P
Towa
Wp. Greene
G. B
Vas Veorten
McCreary
Wee
Cedar Rapids
Objet
Tre Bs
Getober
Vyue Manners
Secrecars
Envite Property
Exapt Iron Corporats Dent
Jacuary
A.D
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Eagle Street
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Central
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Iowa Avenue
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Tino
C. Butler Weeks
Cedar, Rapids & Marion Street
Cillette & Reed
Cedar Rapids, la
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Washington, D. C
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Edar Rapids
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Arilye
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Cuba
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France
Germany
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Bool
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Wil Cleveland
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Vip Galaxy
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