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Cedar Rapids Times

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1870

Page

2

Decoration Day in Cedar Rapids Honored Soldier Dead

Citizens closed shops from 2 to 5 and joined a large procession to Oak Hill Cemetery to lay flowers on graves of the nation’s dead. The ceremony featured Sabbath School children, marching bands, prayers by local ministers, and addresses by Rev. W. Brooks and Rev. C. W. Copeland. Tears and silence marked the flower-strewn graves, with music from Cedar Rapids Cornet and Bohemian Brass Bands emphasizing the solemnity and patriotic lessons of the day.

Oak Bill Cedar Rapids Post No A. N. Keigwin W. ©. Brooks C. W. Copeland D. H. Cooley

National faith and national power in a world of duty

The passage elevates spiritual purpose over earthly struggles and urges enduring national purity and freedom. It frames the nation as guided by the God of nations, with loyalty and obedience as the foundation for preserving power and the country’s future.

God of Nations

Boston Ex Train Delights Wealthy Boston Party

An excursion train described as grand passed through with ten Palm an palace cars, hotel and commuter cars, smoking saloon, barber shop, and a daily newspaper. The trip cost $176,000 with members of the Boston Board of Trade and families traveling from Boston to San Francisco.

Tostaveek Pacific Trans-Continental Boston Board of ‘Trade Boston San Francisco

Republican Township Delegates Convene in Linn County Iowa

The May 231870 Republican Township Central Committee meeting in Rapids Township Linn County Iowa selected ten delegates to the County Convention at Marion Thing County. E. Hill J. Ely B. Bradford G. Howlett L. Stearns G. Crafts R. Dutton G. Leonard S. Johnson J. Smith were named. The convention adjourned.

Cory Mant Cepan Rarts Tom Call Republians Tyne R. Hf. Dutton Bay B.S. Hill G. M. Howlett Okaninian E. R. Bradford B.L. Mansfield Hill J. Ely B. R. Bradford L. Stearns G. D. Crafts R. H. Datton G E,w. Leonard Johnson J.H. Smith

Republican Canons No. 2 Meeting Minutes 1870

The Canons No. 2 Township Central Committee meeting at City Hall on May 28 1870 elected RH Gilmare Chairman and Geo A Lincoln Secretary. A committee was appointed to nominate delegates to the County Convention at Marion on June 5 1870. Delegates named included G E W Leonard B Lutz John P Glass Robert Giles O G Stanchfeld Chas Weare W D Watrons RB Kingman M Millay and W W Smith. Delegates empowered to cast the township vote. Meeting adjourned with Guo A Liycors as secretary.

Lian County Marion Towa Furie Cnat Atta Bertram Jackson Boulder Linn Brown Mario Buffilo Maniin Clinton College Fayette Franklin Fairlas W. Rarapuy Mos H. Bauaax Sud Congressionyl Folledur Linton Tones Township Central City Hall C. ©. Stanchford Township Central Committee RH. Gilmare Geo. A. Lincoln Guo. A. Liycors Sec'y

Fenian Raid On Canada Suppressed By U S Arrest

Reported Fenian raid into Canada seen as limited, with several dead or wounded on both sides. Gen O Neil’s capture by United States authorities halted further action, while U S officials urge adherence to neutrality laws and caution about Canadian sympathy amid Civil War tensions.

Canada Her Majesty Luo Fenians L O'Neil United States

Debate over University lumber dealings and Howard case

A despatch argues about university brick sourcing and a figure named Howard allegedly profiting from lumber purchases. It cautions that a committee report will clear Howard, while praising a nineteenth century philanthropic effort and framing the broader struggle against slavery and its leaders.

Put the Names of the County on Your Letters

A letter from a reader discusses addressing mail by county to speed delivery under new Railway Post Office rules. It explains the shift from routing by town to direct railroad handling, notes the enormous task of remembering every county and post office, and urges insistence on county names to reduce delays.

Ilinois Indianapolis Cincinnati New York Pennsylvania Michigan Southern R. RR

Census work under Deputy Marshal Dutton begins in Clinton Township

Mr. R A Dutton, deputy marshal for the district, starts the census this month in Clinton Township and will extend to all townships in the area. Farmers are advised their answers can be written at leisure to ease later collection, with questions covering land ownership, livestock, and crop production as of June 2 1970.

R.A. Dutton Clinton Township Robacis Weavons Rabari C. Brar Si -Rangs Tig Brvlington Uedar Rupida Ani Fleway Company Kboys Owith

General Howard defended against freedmen bureau attacks

A letter defends General 0. C. Howard amid press attacks tied to the Freedmen's Bureau investigation. It accuses Chicago Tribune affiliates and New York correspondents of manipulating reports to damage Howard, noting his role in educating and aiding Black Americans and describing the university funding as congressionally authorized.

Hie Temes 0. C. Howard Freedman's Bureau Chicago Hernando Wood New York City Broadley Abrahan Lincoln Plage Tim Gen. Howard Freedmen’s Bureau Gen'l. Howard Dann the Mager Chicago Tribune Boynton Farnands Wood Bradley New York Howard Gen'l Howard Gen'l Hoiw Ard Howard “University American Building Block Company Gert’ard Biio Howard University Gool Howard Congress

Boston Reform League and Reform Convention Debated on Poverty and Government

The article notes speakers at a Sunday convention in Boston proposed attending to poverty through ideas like abolition of interest and rent, and even government overhaul. Free love received some support while Christianity was opposed by several speakers, with the Boston Reform League distancing itself from the event.

Boston Boston Reform League

Original Notices of Court and Stockholder Meetings

Fragmented notices from Iowa court filings and stockholder meetings. Citizens of Linn County warned of petitions for money judgments and divorces, with dates in 1870 and 1876, and stockholder elections for Up Town Rail Road Company and Moingana Coal Company scheduled by company secretaries.

Towa Linn Maria ‘Na Marek Ihe District Court of N. B. Brown Anid Court Bugun Cince incMuriow Fridenge B. Mollgrand Wind Court Morion Mason T. Mills Tate Towr Linn County Sai T. U Perry Merion Anid Thorson Aaron BL Mills Lowa Up Town Rail Rota Rota Contmecting Company Ofbot Bigness Thiv San John T. Blair Provident Moingana Coal Company Psecretary Orrier Cunian Ravine Iowa Ftes Anaud Moingaua Coy Degt Thie Cleck Bea Walber

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