Reform watchword spurs partisan rhetoric in House debate
A Western newspaper column rails at Democrats for pushing Reform as a campaign banner while accusing Republicans of waste, detailing proposed cuts to diplomatic salaries, missions, consulates, and the State Department fund. It cites Johnson-era economies and critiques moves to abolish South American missions and foreign offices. It also covers a Lisbon correspondent lampooning Western College removal.
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Controversy Over Western College Removal to Lisbon
A disputed discussion denounces Lisbon supporters and the “Stretchers’ Club” while defending Western College’s stay. The author criticizes rival claims, urges quick but nonpartisan action toward removal, and cautions against worldly politicking harming college operations.
Col Moore for State Treasurer Emerges From Red Oak Ranks
The prominent candidate Col IL Moore of Red Oak Iowa is presented as a rising from the ranks printer and editor and war veteran. He is described as a Republican with solid integrity and strong financial acumen, urged for statewide treasurer duties. The piece urges voters to consider his fitness.
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IL. Moore
Red Oak
Iowa
Col. Moore
17Th
Iowa Infantry
Moore
People of Laws
Seevers Named to Supreme Bench From Iowa News
Judge Seevers W J H Seevers is a Virginian by birth about fifty four. He came to Oskaloosa in 1844 and has lived there since. He was elected District Judge of the 3d District in 1851 and represented his county in the Eleventh General Assembly. He helped edit the codification of laws ordered by the thirteenth General Assembly and resigned from the House upon appointment. His selection meets general approval.
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Congress
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Supreme Bench
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Thixteenth
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The Scientific Club’s Darwinian Debate
The Scientific Club discussed evolution and Darwinism this evening, with members split on atheistical implications. Some asserted it rests on a religious basis while others saw no clear atheistic conclusion, and the talk remained cordial. Next Friday Mr. Rogers will present on immortality.
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Death of James Rudolph in Cadawhaids Jaws
At a special meeting of the Steamer Fire Company it is recorded that James Rudolph, beloved brother, has died. The resolutions express bereavement and request copies be sent to his mother, Ad. The notice appears in historic local papers.
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Jefferson’ Medical College
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Raigalon
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Vay
Washington, D.C
Delegates Set For Cedaros City Convention March 24 1876
Republican delegates meet at City Hall to nominate candidates for Mayor Police Judge Marshall Fire Chief Engineer Treasurer and Assessor plus other business. Delegates allocated by ward with additional delegates for large vote counts from last mayoral election. Also notes on Beecher Plymouth and local affairs.
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Cedaros
Darwinism Adversely Considered Debate Report
An 19th century meeting discussed Mr Dawsons work Darwinism Adversely Considered with Prof Akers showing his critiques and Rev Rogers presenting objections to evolution. Mr Bennett defended the theory while Mr Dawson quoted authorities to argue Darwinism is atheistic. Subsequent discussion included many gentlemen and notes from Dr Guanini.
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