Respectful Farewell Resolution For Rev J B Chase
At the evening service Rev J B Chase of Correctionville Iowa is honored with a unanimous farewell resolution as he leaves for Hull. The document commends his selfless labor, spiritual guidance, and family sacrifice while hoping for God’s blessings on his new field of labor and the church’s bright future. The item also notes a Lincoln caucus meeting to elect delegates for the county convention on October 1.
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Iowa
J. B. Chase
Fabhor
Filis Ihareh
Cornel
Jesus
J O. Slatherwick
Plato
Hull
Blather- Wick
Lincoln
Stuck
Garfield
Wiawo
Clatherwick
Ed Boomer
Lincoln Township
Agoung
Ca d4 Caucus Call Sparks Local Political Activity
A fragmentary item notes a caucus in Ca d4 Ital tomorrow evening to elect seven delegates for a county convention at Alton next Wednesday. It invites AME supporters of the Chicago platform to attend and assist in caucus work amid broader mentions of Iowa politics and local figures.
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Bemeerai
Ital Teraerrow
Alton
Varigua
AME
Chicago
N.G. OL Ugan
Twp. Cin
Salzman
Wisconsin
E. J1
Reiman
Autre
Eutouta
Nebraska
Sthey
Sheldon Bryan
Davidson
Perkins
Edison
Winifred Beach
Des Moines
California
Let Well Enough Alone In Osceola County Politics
A letter argues against county debt and funding for normal institutes and school teachers, urging taxpayers to scrutinize county policy. It recalls 1892 and 1896 GOP talk of change, warns of disaster if change returns, and notes a crowdsourced mock horseless carriage at the Osceola county fair as a past joke.
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Startley Uerald
Obrien County
Tess
Allen Crossan
B. EB. Wright
Floyd County
Frank Evans
Lowa
Democratic Party
Washington
Iowa
Osceola County Fair
J. Brown
Jim
Butler County
Brown
Labncco
Charley
Dow
Sioux County
jWannen
Rev Dr Eaton to Preach Next Sunday at Congregational Church
The notice states Rev Dr Eaton will deliver the sermon next Sunday morning at the Congregational church. An invitation is extended to all to attend the service.
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Dr. Eaton
Congregational Church
Local Laconics and Rural News Notes
A collage of short items from rural Iowa towns recounts travels, fairs, political talk, and local business. Mentions include Vander Strep, Henry Thubregtse, J. Brown veterinary ad, W. Carter from Hock Valley, and various earnings, visits, and openings at Lensink, Beekhuis Lang, and a new restaurant venture. The piece references the County Fair, Magniscope showings, and upcoming political events with local caucuses and a Democratic county convention.
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Henry Thubregtse
Wisconsin
Magniscops
Academy Hall
W. Carter
Hock Val
H. Amdlerson
Sheldon
David Hash
Buller County
Jenkina
Doon
Ed Phelps
Muriday
Spencer
Down Gtain
J. Brown
Sioux County
A. G. Satterle
INDEX
Alvard Democrat
Wo.j. Jolryan
Sioux City
Hult
Dr. Groat
Rock Rapids
Developments in the Cuban War Influence Shifts in Europe
Reports indicate European courts have grown more favorable to US intervention in Cuba. Officials condemn Spanish tactics and express willingness to end the conflict, potentially allowing Cuban independence.
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Heips
Beougis Ou
Bews
Cuba
Europe
United States
Spectral Battle Echoes in Town Skirmish Tale
A fragmentary scene imagines Civil War leaders Grant Sherman and Sheridan emerging from defeat to join a skirmish line at a sultan's tent. It recalls Bryan’s past big battle and now townsward skirmishing under Corporal Walsh and bugler White directing the line.
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Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Sultier
Bryan Fost
Walsh
Buglar White
Tariff Clause Affects Wealthy Tourists Wardrobe Costs
The new republican tariff includes a clause on clothing for tourists, limiting duty free purchases by wealthy Americans traveling to Europe. Excess wardrobe value above about one hundred dollars would incur duties, likely curbing Parisian trim and dress purchases and shifting patronage away from luxury items.
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Europe
Americans benefit from postal changes in weekly paper
A discussion on new postal changes and their public impact. The piece argues readers should subscribe to a reliable weekly newspaper, noting price and accessibility. It mentions the DPioneer Pras¢ of $6. Paul. S00 per year and hints at future public debate on postal banking and related issues.
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Al.lerking
Committee On Post
Post
JBL Darksod
Igto
Wll
Voerkins
Iis
Paul
Democratic Party
Onevand
Isa
Republic
Me. Bryan
Postak Savings Bank Wawul
Inpix
Bryan Faces Stump Speech in Iowa Amid GOP Strength
The text notes Bryan's stump in Iowa and suggests Republican majorities in localities could curb his influence. It compares current impact to his nationwide tour last year and projects continued party checks through the next year and into 1000.
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Bryan
Iowa
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