Big Century Plans Across Denominations Rise
Major religious groups map a century plan to fund colleges and missions in the United States. Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran, and Congregational entities seek large endowments, census projects, and national cooperation to support education, foreign missions, and social welfare during the new century.
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Uke Assembly North
de. Glitrles AL Tie
UbMudelghin
Amahey Minnie
China
Dera
England
North
Dhurguen
Aull Baptist Aninistera
Store Aga
Aml
Rome
Kufecopallias
Lutherana Eplaeopalyus
Lutherie
Suiday
Re. Andrew
Residentia
Lutherang
Martin Luther
Lutheran Universe
Market Rumors Share Conflicting View On Banking And Crops
A verbose 19th century market summary discusses banking reports, credit conditions, and savings declines. It notes general business confidence improving, but grain and corn markets show mixed prices, with speculation and wheat volatility dominating trading. The piece contrasts stock market openness with grain trading, emphasizing price uncertainty and public accessibility of market data.
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New York
Uur
Wiiler
Juriaichions
Tnt Adiniad
Mevar
Anil Nm
Bern
Amy Kiidents
Jalex
Fie Gamer
Beiday
Campetrisu
Instaner
Storks
Census Insights Highlight Urban Growth and Rural Decline
The census shows New York State population rose 21.01 percent with 727,005 gain. New York Kings and Erie counties drive 80 percent of state increase while twenty counties decline, mostly agricultural. An enumerator notes unusual occupational entries and a German inmate listed with occupation vilinia. details unclear.
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New York
Wester States
Rhee Isla
Pennesylvain
Massachusetts
New York State
Kings and Erie
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Hpoklyn
Tisir
Llys
Tivioia
Kentucky
Seth
Eins
Telsine
Gantienen
Winole
Kim- Wolf
China to Pay Indemnities After Pekin Note Signed
The note signed in Pekin by foreign ministers Monday outlines an indemnity demand for allied losses in China. It lists sums from Russia Japan Great Britain United States France Italy Austria and others, and frames aims to punish offenders and reform Chinese governance.
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Pekin
Ian
Iussia
Siberia
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Hong Kong
India
United States
Philippines
France
Coerk
China
Roe
Italy
Austria
Cline
Gal
Charles Denby
Conger
Hague
Chia
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Netherlands
Roumavig
Paortugul
Fie jynehing Br keos to be slowly moving northward
Fragmented and garbled OCR text notes political and military confusion as loyalties shift in early war context. Mentions De Wet Choy and Li-Hung-Ghung, conjecture on whether the war ends, and comments on figures like Jessie Morri gan, George Gould, and Mercier amid mentions of railroads and debts.
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de Wet Choy
Li-Hung-Ghung
Jessie Morrigan
Ling
Quavigliane
George Gould Dovan
Mercier
Bingland
County education costs and dairy market concerns mix in report
A county educational audit reports rising public school spending, staff totals, and average teacher pay alongside a case of state dairy market concerns. Officials note forty eight counties adopting county uniformity, and a War Department land inspection favors a new post site near Dex Molex. The dairy sector faces cheap inferior butter entering stores, while medical examiners refuse to certify a Des Moines applicant for practice.
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Fowa
St Gene
Kehoehendes
Utah Amont
Dex Molex
Board of Inspection
War Department
Liwell
Otis
Takes
Tames
Kimbill
Medical Staf
Omaha
George EB. Pond
Quartermaster's Department of
St. Paw
Washington
Maj. Pond
Eamission
State Items of Intercet and Regional Notes
Bedford dedicates a new church. Marshalltown launches a Crusade against slot machines. Davenport plans a conduit telephone system costing about 25 000 dollars. Marshlltown tender system for a street light project. Jefferson light, power and water plant changes ownership. Albin cases cost neighborhood about 5 000 dollars in bounty. Oska building fund nears MEG A total funded by donors. Bedford resident Mrs Jacob Bowers recovers after ingesting carbolic acid. Z W Laswell leaves Colusa with debts totaling 18 000 dollars. Fort Dodge reports a coal vein and a shaft likely to be sunk. Der Mothesy saloonkeeper Ben Parker fined 500 dollars.
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Bedford
Marshalltown
Dubuane
Davenport
Marshelltown
Jefferson
Albin
Oska
Tuoen
Jacob Bowers
Z. W. Laswell
Colusa
Lemisaing
Fort Dodge
Ben Parker
Roy Nel Ing Auor
Iowa newspaper history spans vast state changes over years
Fragmentary reminiscence traces Iowa journalism from early beginnings in Dubuque and Davenport to Des Moines and Muscatine, detailing pioneers like John King, J. G. Edwards, D. N. Richardson, and D. G. Finch. It notes growth in towns, evolving newspaper names, and key editors shaping the state's press landscape.
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Journal Des Seontah
Seid
Iowa
Uni
John Malin
Ely
Sioux City
Lowa
Lowa City
Des Muines
Ottumwa
Puifield
Keosauqua
Cffer
Journal
Herald
Tows
Dubuque
Hawkeye
Andrew Logan
Davenport
Alfred Sanders
Leyi Davis
Democrat
Richardson Brog
D. N. Richardson
J. J. Richardson
Town City
Town Standard
William Crum
de. S. M. Ballard
Mr. Cru
Republican
Altke
Girat
Cedar Raulds
D. GO. Finch
Finch
Alsterwardsa
Muscatine
Bloomington
H. D. LaCossett
Len Cossett
Buchanan
laCossett
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Eulinew
Gollen
Ohio
Gether Beus
Missioney Society
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Hmundeed Missions Deoynelad
Wright
Treaserer Ellison
Missia- Aippi
Department of Agriculture
R. J. Johnson
Humbold
J. C. Frazier
Bloonfield
T. G. Gilson
Knoxville
W. N. Ouster
Odebolt
LK. Suilth
Laivtiehl
Mie
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Des Moines
Lelas
Comptonwealtlh
Duane
Erlinn
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