The Miracle of Miracles by Rev Harrington
The piece argues Jesus as the ultimate modern miracle and moral rescuer. It cites biblical signs, the global influence of Christ, and the duty to turn souls toward righteousness, urging action to bring many to the path of God. It contrasts ancient doubt with present devotion and calls readers to follow Jesus today.
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Independence Hall
Japan
Father Gopon
St. Petersburg
Dusticas
John the Baptist
Christ
John the Capial
Kingdom of Heaven
Shining as the Stars. Misread reflections on law and fate
Fragmented excerpt reflects moral lament and social critique in New York. It laments rising legal woes and wasteful funerals, noting the city’s burden of funeral expenses and the mislaid path to happiness. A Hastily edited relic hints at Father Gugon and scattered figures.
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Conwell
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Daniell
New York
Hestey
Gugon
Sermonettes on Charity Responsibility and Kindness
A compact collection of moral maxims and reflections from multiple pastors. It urges mercy in judgment, personal responsibility, and practical charity, noting love over creed, deeds over words, and the value of shared service in strengthening faith and community.
Iowa’s Year Crime Report and Wheat Outlook in Gratuity Des Moines
The annual report by Secretary of State Martin shows nineteen murder convictions in Iowa last year, plus numerous offenses across felonies and misdemeanors. Wheat acreage in the northwest declines as farmers switch to tame grasses. a burst of caution follows past poor yields despite good prices. An accident on Dubuque’s FOI street injures Thomas Moore and others when an electric car brake chase goes off track. Preliminary Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Electric Light and Power extension work proceeds. completion targeted by year end.
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Murberers
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Des Moines
Noroes
Aevonteen Penoud
Thomas Stoore
Foi Street
Dubuque
Moore
Mia
William Bondleon
Ida
Frank Kearney
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Electric: Light and Power Company Electric Vacatine
Decemte
Milwaukee
Madrid
Albert Cooke
Keokuk
Mt Pleasant
Glendale
Andra W. Estey
Postville
Russia
J. E. Hoopes
County Clerks and Auditors of
Iowa
W. W. Wright
Carl Mink
Henry Lok
Duburnue
Onlos Vreble
Buchanan County
Independence
Lina
Nostalle Chiesa
Capital City Brick Company
Des Mouluca
Hamilton County Board of Supervisors
Supreme Court
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Hatffeld
Nava
Warnick
Keokok
Coy Ward
Mise Wanl
State Happenings Briefs From Across Iowa
Bloodhounds failed to track a suspect who robbed a land store in Dayton. S. Hadley, 2, died by self-inflicted gunshot near Newton whose motive remains unknown. Mt. Ayr Commercial Club starts road-improvement drives. Osteopaths to treat infectious diseases referred to Attorney General. Simpron college suspends eight students after junior colors were changed on the chapel. Town Falls and Hampton abandon canning factory projects due to lack of funds. Fort Dodge police seek an unknown man causing disturbances in residences. Robert Large, 48, Dewitt contractor, killed himself with a double shotgun blast, likely insane. Barry Price, Cedar Rapids Interurban conductor, killed west of Town City. Widow and three children left. J. W. Potter of Des Moines sues A. A. Sims for 2100 damages over false arrest. David Food, Fort Dodge gas-main workman, nearly died from gas but saved. County officials’ alleged negligence in not rebuilding a bridge near Town City leads to a 400-damages lawsuit by Constable John Mathews.
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S. Hadley
Newton
Commercial Club
Mt. Ayr
Cigi
Mullen
Simpron College
Iedianols
Town Falla
Hampton
Fort Dodge
Robert Large
Dewitt
Barry Price
Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Impide
Town City
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J. W. Potter
Des Moines
A. A. Sims
Thor City
David Food
John Mathews
Iowa News Roundup From Clinton to Dubuque
A stream of brief Iowa items notes petitions for saloon reforms, rural school shortages, deaths and accidents in Clinton and surrounding counties, and local developments. Alfred Marah of Clinton dies at age about 60, notable farm and community figures are named, and multiple towns report fires, wrecks, strikes, and incorporations. Census work in Moxon City reports a population of 8 050, while Des Moines and Burlington areas see crimes, lawsuits, and corporate filings. A variety of public notices, marriages, and civic actions appear, including a joint county clerks auditors meeting in Dubuque and wage changes on the Iowa Central railroad.
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Cerro Garde County
Moxon City
William Steed
Omaha
Des Moines
Enorville
Burlington Soap Companys
Wiliam G. Davis
Keokuk
Quincy
Leonard Parker
Mason City
Elwer Thomas
Muscatine
Sears
John Linn
Swedish Methodist Church
Stratford
John Wailsyn
Libertyville
Tadley
Grinnell
E. E. Skinner
E. HE. Skinner & Sons
Birmingham
Skinner
Fort Madison
Iowa
Howard Wakefeld
Iowas Central Railroad
Swaledale
Chicago Strike Spreads Amid Labor War on City
Chicago labor leaders threaten a general strike to paralyze city industry if employers resist. More than two thousand drivers joined strikes, with rail and department stores hit by walkouts. Police brace for unrest as Chief O’Neill and Assistant Chief Schuettler vow to keep streets open and suppress mobs. Grand jury probes the dispute as violence and injuries mount.
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Chicago
State Street
Labor Organizationa
O*neill
Schuettler
O'Neill
Aod
Thuralay
Healthiest City in the World Chicago Lifespan Figures
Chicago statistics show life expectancy rising sharply since 1870 with the city claimed as the healthiest large metropolis. Projections suggest average age at death could reach 72 in 107 years and 112 by 180 years hence, driven by declines in smallpox typhoid and other diseases and rising heart disease cancer and Bright's disease rates.
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JOA
Bright
London
St. Petersburg
Orivile H. Platt
Washington, Conn
United States Senate
Wagslington
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