Victory in Resurrection This Easter Sermon by Dr Talmage
A 1902 Easter sermon argues death is entrance to fuller life. Dr. Tal mage cites Cor 15 54, compares death to a defeated foe, and envisions a resurrection body joined with the soul in a glorified heaven. He recounts historical Easter customs and uses vivid imagery to affirm eternal victory over death.
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Washington
Dr. Talmage
France
Charles IX
Tower of London
Edward I
Russia
Pontius
Gaul
Rome
Achaia
Gratous
Christendom
Paul
Sedan
Napoleon
Manassas
Beth Horan
Heaven
Joshua
Diarnal House
Continents
Christ
Great
Azalia
Calla Lily
Culloden
Balaklava
Blenheim
Meagiddo
Solferino
Marathon
Poitiers
Charles Martel
Salamis
Themistocles
Melrose Abbey
Kenilworth Castle
William Tennent
Archibald Alexander
Will Tennent
Carpenter
Mason
Holy Land
Giant’s Causeway
Mr. Moffatt
Earth
Iowa Woman Claims Bigamy Exposes Nelson Case
Mrs Dorothy Harvey of Des Moines says she is among 13 alleged Nelson wives. Christian C Nelson is jailed in St Joseph Me on bigamy charges. Harvey says he married her last year and promised a wealthy future at a eastern stock farm. She sold her home worth 3000 dollars for half that to aid him and vanished with the money.
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Dorothy Harvey
Des Moines
Christian C. Nelson
St. Joseph
Nelson
Tie
Despondent Grinnell Nurse Fatally Shoots Self
Miss Kate Lawrance of Grinnell and formerly a nurse at Cook County Hospital Chicago shot herself in bed with a rifle. She became ill in Chicago during her hospital stay and ended her life, possibly using her feet to discharge the weapon.
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Kate Lawrence
Grinnell
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Donor Endows Coun cil Bluffs Christian Home With 25000
A former Towan now living in an eastern city leaves 25000 to the Christian home in Council Bluffs. The home founded 25 years ago cares for about 300 children. The donor's identity is not disclosed.
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Council Bluffs
Christian Home
Towan
Boy Killed by Shot Put Incident in Clinton Park
An eight year old boy Tiugh Callahan died after a 12 pound shot struck him in the head during a practice in Clinton Park. The incident involved a high school football captain who misthrew during training. The skull fracture proved fatal within minutes.
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Clinton
Burlington Attorney W J Foxe Found Dead in Keokuk Park
W J Foxe once a prominent Burlington attorney was found dead in Rand park band stand Keokuk. An ounce bottle containing prussic acid about one fourth full lay beside the body indicating self inflicted death. Recently he acted as agent for a Burlington piano house but lacked success.
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W. J. Foxe
Burlington
Rand Park
Keokuk
Reverend Chilson Leaves Iowa Mission for Africa
Rev. Arthur Chilson, a prominent Friends minister from Iowa, has departed for eastern Africa to establish a Friends church mission in the state of Iowa near Lake Victoria Nyanza.
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Arthur Chilson
Friends Denomination
Towa
Midora
Africa
Friends’ Church
Lake Victor
Nyanza
Called to Washington Executive Appointments From Iowa Town
Four or five residents of the town received positions in the federal government in Washington. Robert Clayton of Oskaloosa will resign as Sixth district Republican state central committee member to serve in the treasury department. W. S. Richards, former pardon secretary under Governor Shaw and private secretary to Gov. Jackson, will join the auditor's department. W. S. Beldell of Sioux City and Isabelle Wilson, Shaw's former stenographer, are also slated for treasury posts. Additional offers were extended to P. Clarkson of Des Moines and P. F. W Meyers of Venison, but not accepted.
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Charles Robinson
Engle Point
Dubuque
M. Stowell
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
Eleanor Moore
Boone
L. C. Jacobson
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Red Wing
Minn
St. John’s
Sioux City
Gedney
Independence
C. W. Williams
Axtell
Elizabeth Stage
Eldora
Trent
Frederick T. Brainerd
United States Navy
Los Angeles
Cal
Davenport
O. B. Courtright
Waterloo
Henderson
Joseph Harn
Bloomfield
O. S. Longfell
C. C. Rearick
Mary Agnew
Dupuque
John M. Kemble
Muscatine
Iowa
Ambrose Whitehead
Asbury Hospital
Asbury
Cantril
William Huxtable
Vinton
Henry Rockenfield
Chelsea
Northwestern
Marshalltown
Drake University
Des Moines
Betsy Bailey
Maquoketa
Charles Overstreet
Adel
Cov. Shaw
the Treasury
Washington
Robert Clayton
Oskaloosa
Treasury Department
Republican State Central Committee
W. 8. Richards
Coy. Shaw
Gov. Jackson
Auditor's Department of the Treasury
W. S. Beldell
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
Isabelle Wilson
Gov. Shaw
P. Clarkson
PF. W. Meyers
Venison
Dea Moines, I
Friends of the Department
Pes Moines
Hordicultural Society
Khiadl
Aneh Farmers’ Institute
Department of Agriculture
Dea Moines
House
United States
Tis
Princed Joga Wala
Iowa State Poultry Association
State Board of Health
Wayk
Senate
Juedichiry Committee
Dil
Board of Control
Medakuls
General Assembly
Carter
Sioux County
Reformatory Bill Defeated by State Legislature
The Emmert reformatory bill to establish a reform school for convicts at Anamosa and to make Port Madison the state prison of Iowa failed in the legislature. Fourteen amendments sought about 30000 dollars to create an institution modeled on the one near Imira New York, but money and prejudice against spending for convict education and reform doomed the measure.
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Emmert Reformatory
Anamosa
Port Madison
Towa
Imira
N. Y
College seeks $80,000 gift match for new buildings
Des Moines college reports a $40,000 gift offer from Joseph V Twineliman of Glenwood with a $40,000 college and friends pledge required by January 1, 2004 to fund a gymnasium heating and power plant and a main administration building. The Jinnehman gift allocates 25 000 for the gym 10 000 for the plant and 15 000 for equipment. The facef ully will urge statewide support to raise the final 15 000. A Cedar Falls Women’s Relief Corps fund will construct a Greenwood cemetery monument for soldiers with a plot set aside for old soldiers unable to own plots.
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Des Moines College
Joseph V. Twineliman
Glenwood
Adams
Jinnehman
Women’s Relief Corps of
Cedar Falls
Greenwood Cemetery
Five Generations Family Draws Attention Across State
Betsy Lisk, born April 24 1815 in Otsego County New York, is mother of a five generation family that has attracted considerable attention. She married A T Bevier on September 15 1837 and their union produced the second generation of the lineage.
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Tn Schaller
Betsy Lisk
Otsego County
N.Y
A. T. Bevier
Grain Dealers Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Grain Dealers' Association of Southwestern Iowa and Northern Missouri met in Conneil Bats and elected officers: President D Thunter Hamburg vice president J T Spangler Walnut secretary and treasurer G A Stebbins Red Oak.
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Grain Dealers’ Association of
Southwestern
Iowa
Northern
Missouri
Conneil Bats
D. Thunter
Hamburg
J. T. Spangler
Walnut
G. A. Stebbins
Red Oak
New Straw Stacker Patented by George Warley Goldfield
George Warley of Goldfield secures a patent for a straw stacker claimed superior to market rivals as it avoids breaking straw into pieces and uses no more power than the old stacker. The Treasury report on leprosy cites 278 U S cases with 176 males and 102 females, 145 American born and 120 foreign born.
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George Warley
Goldfield
Secretary of the Treasury
Commission of Medical Officers of the Marine Hospital Service
United States
Iowa Senate Tackles Real Estate Transfers and School Reports
Iowa senate daily actions include bills legalizing transfers of real estate via power of attorney, limiting railroad right of way width, and requiring proof of loss for personal property claims. Other measures authorize independent school districts consolidation, diplomas for pedagogy graduates, and funding for monuments.
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Des Moines
Senate
State Board of Educational Examiners
Board of Examiners
Pex Molnes
Tawa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Des Maines
Cunming
Great Northern
Dex Moines
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ride
Shion Commission
Shiloh
Cummins
Dea Moines
Mareh Th
WF M. Mossberry
Nother Railroad US
Board of Control
The Lower Orders and Natural History Observations
The text cites a man exhaling 18 900 cubic inches of carbonic acid gas daily and cites Miller and Rehn counting 1 450 North American land mammal species. It notes Bradley proving sparrows eat many seeds and destroy insects, and describes a lethal dog chamber using carbonic acid gas that kills in 40 seconds, versus minutes with old gas methods.
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North America
West Indies
Miller and Rehn
Bradley
Religious excitement over predicted second coming of Christ at Tamont
The Church of the Latter Day Saints centered in Lamani awaits Christ with Joseph Smith Jr predicting his coming. Locals in Tamont fervently scan faces for signs while the younger Smith, heir to the founder, leads followers who guard the timing and manner of the appearance. Mor miles and cottaze institutions support adherents amid a scattered populace of converts near the site.
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Church of the Latter Day Saints
Lamani
Church
Joseph Smith, Jr
Christ
Isis
Tamont
Gamoui
Brighnor Young
Mor Miles
Joseph Smith
Nauvoo
Sioux City Man Seeks Refund on Nebraska Farm Purchase
Krejel of Sioux City bought a Nebraska farm from Anne Graves for 515 dollars after misrepresentations about a well watered, cultivated 50 acre tract in Dinno county. The doctor later found dry land with no irrigation and seeks 545 dollars in a district court judgment.
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Krejel
Sioux City
Nebraska
Steht Mniseen
Diino Couny
Neb
District Court
Blind Girl Honored in West Knowledge Dept Honors
Miss Linnie Ingnewood, hidden Keller of the west, earned first honors in the knowledge department at an institution in Gary. The state legislature funded $1,000 for her education two years ago. She is 21 and previously attended a blind school and a normal school before years in South Dakota.
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Des Moines
Linnie Ingnewood
Keller
West
Gary
Mish Uupnewood
Herowa School For the
State Normal School
South Dakota
Drainage Contract Awarded In Calhoun County
A drainage project in Calhoun County awards to Interstate Drainage & Investment of Britt. A 52 mile ditch will be built in Win Bakes and Take Treelke townships at about $10 000. Construction from late April aims to finish by year end using machinery. The ditch will be ten feet wide and drain thousands of acres currently too wet for farming.
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Calhoun County
Win Bakes
Doctor Jackson Fights Tuberculosis in California Plan
Dr. James A. Jackson of Sioux City returns from Philadelphia with tuberculosis contracted while treating consumptive patients at Jefferson Medical College. After examination by Philadelphia physicians his best hope is relocation to southern California, and he is now bound for Los Angeles.
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James A. Jackson
A. M. Jackson
Sioux City
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
California
Los Angeles
Farmer patents draft equalizer for tongued vehicles
W. Jovers of Tracy has patented a draft equalizer for tongued vehicles and sold county rights at a good figure. About 25 vehicle factories have written letters wanting to adopt the invention. The idea came from a vehicle house salesman. It is claimed to be the only draft equalizer for tongued vehicles.
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Jovers
Tracy
Judge Robinson Taxes Stand Still at Sioux City Courthouse
Former Iowa supreme court justice and state board of control member Judge Gifford S. Robinson surprised tax officials by walking into the Sioux City courthouse and insisting on paying taxes on about $10,000 of personal property that had escaped assessment.
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Gifford S. Robinson
Iowa Supreme Court
State Board of Control
Sioux City
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