Iowa Capitol at Des Moines A Model State House
Special correspondence from Des Moines notes Iowa's new capitol is 120 feet high, near the Des Moines river, designed by Piquenard and finished by Bell & Hackney. It cost under five million dollars, with careful annual budgeting and no known misappropriation. Governor Larrabee and Gen. Ed Wright are highlighted for leadership and custodianship.
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Drs Moines
Iowa
Des Moines
National Capitol
Washington
Piquenard
Ilinois
Piquenara
Bell & Hackney
Logan
the Treasury
Bell
John G. Foote
Cyrus Foreman
Peter A. Dey
R. 8
Frankline
Ed. Wright
Larrabee
New York State
Iowa State House
Supreme Court
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
State Library
Gen. Wright
Ohio
Wight
Capitol
The Boston Mind Cure
Special Correspondence discusses Christian scientism theosophy and mind cure in Boston. It notes Metaphysical College of Massachusetts and claims followers include prominent locals, presenting a revival of spiritual thought paralleling transcendentalism with emphasis on healing through belief and pure being. CLAIBORNE ADDISON YOUNG.
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Boston
Metaphysical College of Massachusetts
Jesus
Buddha
God
Claiborne Addison Young
Floor Plan and Housekeeping Gains Through Central Stairs
Gibson argues floor plans should center stairs to reduce labor and improve light. Interior woodwork should be easy to dust and clean, while aesthetics need not sacrifice utility. A Frontier note contrasts western lumber camps with frontier life in Wisconsin and Michigan cities, citing rough living, gambling, lynching bees, and swift camp-to-town shifts.
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West
New York
Mexico
British Columbia
Thad
Wisconsin
Michigan
Arizona
Dakota
Far West
Great Woods
Colorado
Texas
C. W. Winbray
Globe-Democrat
The Chicken Cure Report Highlights Snakebite Folly
A Hindoo woman bitten on the ankle had a bandage applied and twelve live chickens laid on the wound. All chickens died, two more were brought, they survived, and the patient was declared cured. Police reported the incident and she was moved to a hospital but later allowed to walk home with no signs of poisoning.
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India
Typographical Union Leaders and Histories outlined
The International Typographical Union, oldest U S trade body, has 219 subordinate unions in the United States and Canada. D M Pascoe, Philadelphia born, noted for energy, was chosen secretary treasurer at the Pittsburg session and serves from Filbert Street Philadelphia. The next session will be in Buffalo with current officers listed.
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Parapeorata
America
International Typographical Union
United States
Canada
New York City
J. W. Peregoy
Baltimore
Cincinnati
M. ©. Brown
Philadel
Albany
International
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
D. M. Pascoe
Pascoe
Mr. Pascoe
Lippincott's
Toesin
Buffalo
William Armison
Cedar Street
Nashville
Joseph F. Rymer
New York
Charles Gamewell
P. O. Box
Washington
Filbert Street
David P. Boyer
P. O. Box 76
Columbus
H.thomas Elder
Herald Office
Boston
Childs-Drexel Fund
August Donath
James J. Dailey
Frank 8. Pelton
Chicago
W. G
Ways of Dakotans. A Stranger in Dakota's Frontiers
Special correspondence recounts arrival in Dakota and the social code of locals. A New Yorker learns to adapt seeking no credentials and embracing community trust. He greets a Scandinavian tongue and notes harsh terms toward women, amid frontier life and distant twilight.
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New York
Dakota
Judge Gresham's Impatience in Courtroom Portrait
A western correspondent describes Judge Gresham in the circuit courtroom as alert yet patient, his eye closing in apparent somnolence while he weighs lawyers narratives. The portrait highlights his health, iron gray beard, and preference for common sense justice rooted in Indiana farmers. He favors swift equity over lengthy procedure, disliking protracted arguments.
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Judge Gresham
Gresham
Indiana
Gould
Wax Gartner Gra i Wax Gartner Gra i a
Local plaque fragment mentions the name Wax Gartner and a repeated phrase. The readable text is limited, with no clear event date or location. No other identifiable persons or organizations are shown in the fragment.
The Greeley Tribune's Premier Northern Colorado Voice
The Brightest newsy family paper highlights agricultural and stock news with emphasis on commerce. It reflects a local focus on merchants railroaders bankers and real estate interests.
The Job Department Promotes Tribune Legal Blanks
The Tribune offers ready supply of legal blanks and job work. The department promises best quality printing and prompt service for legal notices and papers.
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the Tribune
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William Larrabee
Connecticut
Towa
Republican Party of
Senate
Larraber
Typographers Unions
International Body
Witt HuspBarp Kernan
Arapahoe ST
Denver
Colo
Shiloh
J. F. Fezew
Shannon
Hovssz- Hold
Schlicht & Field CO
Rochester
WN. Y
Marcia
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Ferry
Ferry & CO
M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Clark
U. S
Gore
Mall
M. A. McLaughlin & CO
Skinner Brook
Col. N. B
the Greeley Tribune
Family Newspaper
Weld County
Greeley
Tribune
Greeley Tribune
Carver & Dunning
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