Contrary Winds in Life and Faith Sermon by Talmage
Rev. T De Witt Talmage uses the biblical storm on the Sea of Galilee to urge resilience amid social and personal adversity. He rails against undesired names and discrediting family reputations while praising inner reform, education, and faith to overcome physical or economic constraints.
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Dr. Richards
Morristown
N. J
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Dohn
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Henry
Alfred
Joshua
Ambrose
Andrew
Esther
Abigail
Anna
Victoria
Rosalie
Margaret
Ida
Podlike
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Amelia
Bertha
Saul of
Tarsus
Paul the Apostle
Hadassah
America
Canovas to Stay In Spain Cuba Crisis Prolonged
Madrid June 7 Queen regent confirms Senor Canovas in ministerial powers and cabinet unchanged. Weyler to remain in Cuba per conservative leadership. opposition laments. London reports surprise at policy and hints of Anglo-American diplomatic tension ahead.
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Sener Canovas
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Weyler
Cuba
Kila
Senor Canovas
London
The
Times
Marshal Campoa
Marshall Bianco
Marshall Dominguez
Palley
Senor Canovoa
Canovas
Campos
Blanco
Dominguez
Cortes
House
Canovos
Spain
Sagarta
Canavag
United States
McKinley
Calhoun
Souin
House of Representatives
A Currency Plan Proposed by Secretary Gage
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Gage preparing a financial measure for Congress next winter. He asks 200 bankers and merchants for input to place currency on a sound basis. The plan outlines retirement of greenbacks, full authority for national banks to issue, lower tax on circulation, ten dollar note denominations with silver for sub ten, potential branch banks, and use of state and municipal bonds up to fifty percent of notes.
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Gage
New York
Washington
Congress
Cloudburst in Isere Destroys Mills and Homes in France
A June cloudburst in the Isere hill country caused the Morge river to overflow. Volron and Molinns saw the flood rise about 20 feet, washing away paper mills and silk factories and neighboring houses. One person drowned and estimated property loss stands at 10 million francs. four thousand factory workers were left unemployed.
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Isere
France
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Morge
Bonis
Volron
Molinns
Convicted and Freed in Des Moines Banking Incident
Iowa state news reports a man named Leveke, a wealthy contractor, involved in a crime over hiring a contractor. The bank, with German savings funds, faced suspension. During discussion Leveke allegedly criticized Catholic bank management and was struck with a beer mug by Shell, a Catholic, as part of the incident.
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Maneliet
Refwan
Dew Moines
Span
Ubiugitter
Carl Leveke
Leveke
Hei
Shell
Alull
Labor group backs Cuba sympathy and public ownership aims
In Des Moines the State Federation of Labor adopted resolutions of sympathy with Cuba and endorsed municipal ownership of electric light plants, water systems, street railways, and telephones. It also backs abolition of poll taxes and funding improvements through general taxation rather than taxing abutting property.
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Federation of Labor
State Federation of Labor
Des Moines
Cuba
Woman Seeks $80,000 Damages in Dubuque Federal Suit
Misa Loretta M Kane of Chicago files in a Dubuque federal court claiming 50,000 damages from Sheriff Phillips and Mercy Hospital aides. She says she was kidnapped in Dubuque last June and held ten days, then arrested by a deputy on an insanity warrant before commissioners discharged her.
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Wrata
Misa Loretta M. Kane
Chicago
Dubuque
Phillips
Aistes
Mercy
Century-Old Mrs Margaret Kelly Celebrates 107th Birthday
Mrs Margaret Kelly of Carroll Iowa marks her 107th birthday believed to be the oldest woman in Iowa. Born in Longford Ireland in 1790 she came to America in 1866 after her husband’s death. She makes her home with her youngest daughter Mrs Holland aged 70.
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Margaret Kelly
Carroll
Iowa
Kelly
Longford
Ireland
America
Holland
McDonald v Feedar Rapids Men Damages Case Upheld
Supreme Court sustains lower court ruling in Julia McDonald kleptomania damages suit. McDonald sought $10,000 against Feedar Rapids businessmen and secured $800 in the district court.
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Supreme Court
Julia McDonald
Feedar Rapids
Aula
State Bankers elect officers at Ottumwa meeting
The State Bankers association elected officers at its annual Ottumwa meeting. President Charlies HR. Hannan of Council Bluffs. vice president A. F. Baulch of Marshalltown. secretary J. M. Dinwiddle of Cedar Rapids. treasurer C. O H. Martin of Des Moines.
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Iowa Yankera
State Bankers’ Association
Ottumwa
Charlies HR. Hannan
Council Butta
A. F. Baulch
Marshalltown
J. M. Dinwiddle
Cedar Rapids
C. O H. Martin
Des Moines
Subscription started for Des Moines home for aged donors
About a year ago Abraham Slimmer of Waverly and James Callahan of Des Moines gave 100000 dollars to the home for the aged in Des Moines with the condition that management procure 50000 more. Gov Drake opened the subscription with a gift of 1000 dollars.
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Abraham Slimmer
Waverly
James Callahan
Des Moines
Drake
Diphtheria deaths and various Iowa notices
Thomas Maxwell of Washington mourns three buried children in two weeks as neighbors fear entering the house. Miss Shirley Maxwell of Lennox drowns after a fall from a boat. Retired minister Nev A. B. Hanner dies of heart disease in Stuart, leaving a widow. Hay plow works and other buildings burn at Burlington, losses total 25000 dollars. Iowa Jewelers meet in Marshalltown with Hirkpatrick elected president. Iowa Trans-Mississippi Exposition organized in Des Moines with Mallory as president, Dawson VP, Chase secretary. Deggendorf, former merchant, visits his ex-wife. nitric acid poisoning death results. Bank robbery attempt at Carlisle. Marglura blows safe with no gain. James Lytle dies at 97 in Creston after 43 Union county years. West Burlington car shops resume full time after layoffs. Kirkpatrick dies on Eldora Main Street from heart trouble. FD Frey dies on Mill Creek bank from exposure. Dubuque party elects E W Alexander president. Minnie Sushi, 15, poisons herself. despairing wife noted. love affair suspected. J C Webster, eccentric Eldora farmer, jailed after hiding 2000 dollars in four tin cans. Newton dispute over an account ends with Emilly Wilson stabbed. Bert Emery in jail.
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Thomas Maxwell
Washington
Shirley Maxwell
Lennox
Storm Lake
Nev
A. B. Hanner
Rex
Stuart
Hay Plow
Burlington
Iowa Stetail Jewelers
Associaton
Marshalltown
H. Hirkpatrick
Hattle Creek
Des Moines
MM. Mallory
Chariton
Allen Dawson
Dex Moines
J. N. Chase
Cedar Falls
John Deggendorf
Dubuque
Carlisle
Marglura
James Lytle
Creston
Ile
Union County
J. C. Webster
Newton
Emilly Wilson
Bert Emery
Yiulson
Emery
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