Rainy Era Political Quagmire Clashes With Election Hoaxes
The article reports a chaotic snapshot of political turbulence including a push for a national amendment requiring only a plurality to elect a governor, bank and treasury figures in gold and silver, and the rise of reform factions like the Greenback party. It notes indictments for libel against Garfield, population counts for St Louis and New York, Irish crisis tensions, and intense party infighting with various personalities and factions influencing the coming electoral landscape.
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Rainelus
Trazaury
Solon Chase
Maing Greenback Lunatics
Europa
Amerita
Montgomery County
Philp
Garfield
Barnum
New York Vola
St. Louis
Asomis
St. Louisans
Chicago
Philadelphia Armerican
Dhe
Belles
New York
Sme
Lernhardt
Farwell
Iowa
Brooklyn
Heyes
Whittaker
Weut Point
Dustin D. Fuller
Theodore L. Cuyler
Indiana
Mia
Round Grove
Illinois
Stephen Vincent
Passaic
Lillian Abbott
William 5. Guitierres
Lillian
Ireland
Grant
Allpin
States Senate
Ship Canal
Mammoth Railroad Company
Dell
Democratic Party
Henry Clay
Dean
John Trist
Chicago Times
Trish
Council Blufts
Sodom
Morrah
Citizens League Urges Moral Backbone to Enforce Liquor Laws
In a call to action the Citizens League argues for strict enforcement of the state liquor laws. It laments leadership focused on politics over duty, praises John Brown and Martin Luther in spirit, and pledges support to those who will actively enforce prohibitions without personal consideration.
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Citizens’ League
Temperance
John Brown
Martin Luther
Washington Letter on Pension Fund Debate
The Washington letter from November 19, 1850 discusses a proposal to create a $250,000 permanent pension fund for the oldest living ex president. It notes Republican debate, a preference for voluntary subscriptions over congressional appropriations, and hints at Southern support for Garfield administration. It mentions Mahone of Virginia and other Southern congressmen, and calls attention to an anti bourbon trend in Tennessee, Missouri, and other states.
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Trish
Sara Bernharit
Lincoln
New York
Department of Agriculture
Jasta
Atlantic States
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Gulf Stulas
Texas
Ohio
Alchig
Arkansas
California
Ark Nop
Wasa Rer
D. C
Congress
Geo. Garfield
Mahone
Brown
A. B. Stephens
Georgia
Tennessee
Missouri
Spiritual Decline and Preaching in Methodism
A 1880 Watchman extract argues a spiritual decline threatens Methodism in the U S and England. It debates if preaching should yield to lectures, urging pastors to preach Christ crucified and use expository sermons with eternal truths to save souls.
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United States of America
Old Country
England
Navy
St. Joan
City Road Chapel
London
B. E.jenkins
Osborn
Simpson
United States
Osborne
Charels
Zarmon
Iim
John Wesley
Death
Judgment
Hell
Heaven
Ministerial Association Session at Monticello Holds Deliberations
The Cedar Rapids District M Church semi annual meeting opened in Monticello on the 16th with Rev. B C Hammond in the chair. Present were many pastors including W F King and F S Cherrington. The opening sermon by Rev F B Cherrington reflected on the Lord’s Prayer. Several essays reviews and discussions followed focusing on Bernal Hope creeds temperance and modern thought. The highlight was Rev H W Bennett’s lecture on The Supreme Miracle delivering a strong endorsement of the event.
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Cedar Rapids
M. Church
Monticello
Jones County
B. C. Hammond
G. W. Jenkins
Fairfax
Swallowing
B. Swearengen
Marion
H. W. Bennett
I. 0. Lurk
Springville
BR. Ricker
Langworthy
J.M. Poland
Center Point
Emory Soller
D. D
Iowa City
B.D. Parsons
Vinton
J. &. Eberhach
Traer
C. W. Burgess
Marion Circuit
W. F. King
Cornell College
Cherrington
Anamosa
F.M
Robertson
F. B. Cherrington
Father
Ithinsk
M.E
B&O Advances in Travel and Car Design Amid Political Tensions
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad boasts major improvements with a deluxe new dining line and spacious sleepers attached to the 5:15 train to Washington, while three through Chicago-East trains now run daily. In Greenville South Carolina a Tiger Club pledge targets white and black radicals, urging removal from land and work roles to defend Democratic government.
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Tas
Enterprise
Washington
National Capital
Congress
Chicago
Avery
South
Tiger Club
Greenville
8. C
Radical Party
Democratic Party
Qorararaea Fom
Weber
Greenville City
Resolutions of Respect From Cedar Rapids Lodge 142 1890
The Cedar Rapids Lodge No 142 J G O F passes resolutions honoring Abram Goss a valued member and community figure. It records condolences to his family commends piety and requests their care under divine guidance. The lodge seals the resolutions and drapes the chamber for thirty days. A separate notice from State Center Enterprise mentions revival efforts and a dance at Menwaring's Hall. Also an City of Cedar Hill sidewalk order mandates sidewalk construction along Brown and Madison streets with specified materials and penalties for noncompliance.
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Cedar Rapids
Midat
Drothar
Abram Gass
Abram Goss
State Center Enterprise
Sxvate Centre
Menwaring’s Hall
Presbyterian Church
Jou
Jesus Christ
City of
Cedar Hale
Tim
Madison Street
Altuare
Ealaby
Gada Ota
Iowa
okpAn
Badone
Ltr
Sama
Jer
Fae
Olly Recorder
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