Recant events span across nations and locales in June
A sprawling late 19th century style dispatch reports varied happenings from Miva to Iowa State College, highlighting a debating team victory, train delays, deaths from illness and accidents, political shifts, marriages and anniversaries, church milestones, and local crime notes. Notable figures include Mrs Elizabeth Lowe, Rev Wits Lowe, Dr FE Mell Slunk, Lena Perky, George Perfiy, Gov BT Carroll, and George A Nicola, with references to Cornell Bluffs, Fort Deilo, Montgone, Lohrville, and Westcloster Presbyterian Church. The text blends obituaries, public notices, and social events, reflecting a broad community panorama with numerous named individuals and places.
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Elizabeth Lowe
Wits Lowe
Coday Saalls
FE. Mell
Slunk
Jawa
Cornell Blufs
George Hegy
S Craig's Hollow
Fort Deiloe
John Kinney
Marriod
Scranton
Hohnson County
Cainty
Lena Perky
Oeyler
Horgon
George Perfiy
Carroll
George A. Nichola
Hethervile
Ghukeh al Lohrville
George J. Warham
Olpar Naulnelurliyy Company Toak
Robert Ponderaot
Cornell Bluffs
Jaton Joukosne
Casey
Mra
Fort Dodee
New Laven
Vic
Alexander
Lauvange
Westcloster Presbyterian Church
Montgone
Eldon
Andrew Carnegie
E William
Qood
Raneforsian
Otho Telegraph
Reef Island
Reilroad
Divesport
Fle
Minneapolle
Tigten Swetevich Bag
Peter Yupon
Museu City
Cadar Kavide
Enislow
Willams
Cole Younger
Jalende
Tawrenes
Orland
Poy
Edwin Blattig
Lupe
Chibwoliva
Juuraz
Peter Sylth
Jones
Colsbystod
Jan
Ueollo
Vol
Vol ‘(Rlenda
Ralatigves
Pont Ani
Iy ‘Armehulre Uml & Puree
Jerusalem, a Lonely City of Memory and Faith
A vivid travelogue portrait of Jerusalem blending ancient grandeur with squalid streets. The author traces historic walls and domes from David’s tower to Omar’s mosque, then evokes Holy Sepulchre and the city’s spiritual pulse amid pilgrim crowds and sacred rites.
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Brusaldm
Galt
Childhold
Niobe
Rome
Athens
Justic
David
Herod
Davild
Omar
Atta
Barbaria
St. John
Pulee Alte
Berptlan
Homet
Alice
Tnd
Syery Jew
David’s Zion
Derviehes
Christendom
Holy Sepulchre
Jong
Jerusalem
Calvary
Kedron
Moab
Nila
Dead Sea
Noted Yearly Festival of Resurrection and Growth
The passage reflects on a spiritual festival not limited to religious rite but tied to daily life, urging growth and the possibility of resurrection on earth. It contrasts despair with a philosophy echoed by Gallien to Nicodemus about being born again.
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Galllean
Nicodemus
Beating Sonnsteering Duyie Gratahy and Phillipa Passes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a confrontation involving Sonnsteering, Duyie Gratahy, Phillipa, and a Dopp pass moan ried amid unclear context. Persistent garbled text prevents full reconstruction of event details or outcomes.
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Sonnsteering
Ete
Duyie Gratahy
Phillipa
E ‘Us
Dopp Pass Moan Ried
Within tans heart ta thara au opt 4 pal
Within tans heart ta thara au opt 4 pal.
Kenyon Elected U S Senator From Iowa in 1913
The Iowa state legislature elected W S Kenyon of Fort Dodge United States Senator to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Jonathan P. Dalliver. Kenyon, born Elyria Ohio June 10 4869, will be the youngest senator from Iowa. He moved to Grinnell and later to Des Moines, attended Grinnell College, studied law, and formed a practice with J A Yeoman. He has a background in public service and law, and his election followed a lengthy deadlock.
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Kenyon’ Waa
Elyria
Ohio
Senate
Iowa
Dea Moines
Gederal Assembly
W. S. Kenyon
Ft . Dodge
United
Towa Lo
Jonathan FP. Dalliver
My. Kenyon
State of Laws
United States
Kenyon
Oho
Presbyterian Quinister
Grinnsll
Grinnell “College
T. Dodge
Thara
Tate
Yeoman
Crp
Sanstor
Kanyon
Ucs
Tea
Duncome
Duncaine
Seaichlog Tor
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Burlington
Solomon
Mecca
Omer
Morleb
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Fraan
Joye
Olympia
Greece
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Jaffa
Sea of Galliea
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Pakine
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