Des Moines saloon licenses and Burlington celebration set
City council fixes saloon license at 1 00 and raises to 1 00 per annum. Burlington plans a semi centennial Iowa settlement celebration on June 1 with speakers and poetry. News covers deaths, crimes, contracts, and local enterprise across Iowa including Keota, Sioux City, Tama, Franklin, Dubuque, and Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Burlington
A. D Faris
Keota
Wm. R. Merriam
Sioux City
A. D. Faris
Wial
South Liberty
Iowa City
Gav. G. Wright
Edward Johnston
H. S. Mallory
Chariton
Waverly
Board of Supervisors
Tama County
Levens
Franklin County
Council Bluffs
M. F. French
Supreme Court
Jeming Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Curity
M. C. Spring and Improvement Co
Colfax
Union
M. C. Spring & Improvement Co
M. C. Spring
Ecaantiiies Co
Notable Deaths and Disasters Across United States
Weekly review catalogs deaths from Governor Foster’s father in Ohio and others in Mississippi Canton burial, New York rabbi Samuel Reiman killed, Elmira hotel fire with horses burned, and a series of fires and accidents across Illinois Indiana and Texas. Also notes political shifts nears in Michigan and Irish church politics with Pope guidance and trials in Ireland.
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Charles W. Foster
Foster
Ohio
Fostoria
State Senate
Michigan
Eliza Pinkston
Canton
Miss
Samuel Reiman
New York
Sol. Bennet
Elmira
N. Y
Rosa B
Bob Stewart
Lady Beekman
Massachusetts House of Representatives
New Haven
Conn
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Joe Platt
Sabetha
Kansas
Unknown fragmentary dialogue shows household and legal notices
Fragmented OCR shows a boy and mother exchange blunted threats about a hint to go home and a tainted invitation with mustard. The text then shifts to a husband Thames A- refusing to answer for his wife's debts and a wife claiming she can pay all her debts now. A Spartan mother invokes her shield in a terse exchange.
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Charles F. Kring
St Louis
Supreme Court of the United States
Kring
Dora Broemser
Supreme Court
Circait
Missouri
United States Supreme Court
Murde
Carrie
Ausband
Thames A
Elizabeth A
Tommy
Woman Missing in Minnesota Found Under Lake Mystery
Gustave North of Rush City, Minn., reported his wife eloped last November. Her body was recovered in Rush Lake with a stone tied to her waist. Earlier, at Chadbourne's mines in Bonne Terre Mo., April 27 a fight between Bush and Thomas Nash ended with Bush fatally wounding Nash. A plot among Fourth Battalion Mexican infantry soldiers at Mata- remains untold.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey Cit
Philadelphia Express
Lawrence O’brien
O’brien
Middletown
Ohio
John O’connell
Grand Trunk Railroad
Olivet Station
Mich
H. J. Hall
Montreal
H. Frye
Englewood
N. J
John W. Higgins
Detroit
W.N. Page
Chicago
R.T. Budd
Pullman Porter
A. H. Pierce
Flint
J. H. Ballagh
Rockwell City
Iowa
A. H. Wheeler
Rochester
N. Y
A. Hobson
East Saginaw
Howard Thomas
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Stowe
Hall
Ballagh
G. H. Campbell
Battle Creek
Racine
Wis
U. S
District Court
Gustave
Rush City
Minn
Rush Lake
Bonne Terre
Bush
Thomas Nash
Chadbourne
Nash
Mata
Emigration Schemes for Canada Northwest Promoted
News from abroad in Singland reports emigration plans to settle 6 090 Irish families totaling about 35 000 people on government lands in Canada via the Canadian Pacific Railway and land companies free 160 acre homesteads. Promoters offer security for 1 million pounds interest free for 40 years or 2 million with loans to start families. aims to ease Ireland's crowded districts by shifting 50 000 people.
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Lord Carlingford
House of Lords
Anadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Northwest
Ager
Great Britain
Inspector Boyd
Glasgow
Bernard Gallagher
America
England
Campbell
Boyd
Bernard
London
O'Donovan Rossa
Whitehead
Brooklyn
House of Commons
Harrington
Westmeath
Myles Joyce
Joyce
Gladstone
Bradlaugh
Right and Left Handedness Debated by Delaunay Theory
Dr Gaetan Delaunay argues that right handedness is natural rather than learned. He notes savages and isolated communities show more left handedness, while civilized groups favor right handed use. He cites Annamites and negroes, plus higher left-handed rates among idiots and epileptics, and says infants are left handed but become right handed with age.
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Charles Reade
Nature
Gaetan Delaunay
French Anthropological Society
Delaunay Save
Reade
Library of Congress reports near six hundred forty nine thousand volumes
National Library annual report by Librarian Spof ford notes the Library of Congress holds about 649 076 books and pamphlets an increase of roughly 87 000. Over 130 000 volumes are stored in heaps or double rows. Last year 59 984 volumes were added with 11 160 bought 12 297 copyright deposits 27 045 presented by Dr Toner 6 712 from other donors and 47 from exchanges and Smithsonian. Copyright fees total 18 554 and copyright entries reach 22 915.
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Spofford
Library of Congress
Toner
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Devastating Cyclone Leaves Mississippi Towns in Ruins
Reports from Beauregard and Wesson Mississippi describe a cyclone that wrecked Beauregard destroying most buildings. Wesson suffered severe damage with many homes and mills destroyed. Casualties include killed and wounded, with residents aided by nearby towns as the path of destruction extended toward Lawrence Aberdeen and beyond.
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Lawerence
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Copiahco County
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Heaurezard
Leaneyard
Thompson & Co
McPaniel & Co
John Ross
Milton Story
Morgan James Mortaly
Isaac Bloom
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Mr. Turnbull
Brookasen
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Veesson
Kled
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Luther Jones
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Rey J Green
Crystal Springs
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Westerfield
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Charles Lane
E. J. Robinson
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Cato
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Jennie Benton
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Meridian Road
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Ed Loving
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I L Crayford
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MD Daniels
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Walker, Lewisson & Mors
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Pepe & Ferguson
Lee
Henry Burress
Danavay
Woodsbury Co
A. B. Mapleton
Danbury
Charles Spencer
Sioux City
Woodbury
Monona
Issinger
Correctionvale
Eighrods
George Spencer
Mapeton
Monona County
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Spener
Tornado Near Durhap Leaves Farm Damage and Casualties
A prairie cyclone struck near Durhap, Iowa, tearing roofs from a barn, killing one cow, injuring none, and scattering farm implements. The storm crossed Mill Creek, damaged homes of J Roskon and G D Trow, and emptied a hay crib as it moved along the countryside.
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State Register
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Lere
Dameter
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Tce
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Ron
UC. & N. Wor
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Indian War Saga of Minisink and Seneca Pursuit
An Indian Hiero. May Century. Superstician settled many questions of war and of tribal policy. A band of Indians emigrated from Minisink to avoid a malign genius. A Seneca party chased a Catawba youth for five miles. He killed seven pursuers, escaped by swimming underwater, then killed five more and scalped seven. A council deemed him a wizard, making pursuit futile.
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Superstician
Minisink
Fragmentary moral reflections on ambition and virtue
Excerpt discusses the devil testing men via ambition greed and appetite and traps a profane swearer without gain. It cites Fadladeen and a sun of Sadi as foundations for political conduct and opinion. A paradoxical line questions if one can know right by declaring the moon and stars.
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Fadladeen
Sadi
Nourday
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