Honor Campbell and Colin Delorme Near Marriage Halted by Train Tragedy
Honor Campbell overhears gossip about her prospects with Colin Delorme then confronts him on love versus wealth. A fatal train wreck tests their devotion. Colin survives and helps the injured while Honor realizes their hearts remain united. Six months later they marry.
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The Glories of the American Republic Sermon
Rev T Newitt Telwage preaches to Washington lawmakers on the eve of the 54th Congress. He likens divine aid to Elisha's vision, praises national resilience, calls for moral renewal, and urges prayer and civic virtue to secure the nation's future.
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Williamsburg resolves in murder inquiry over Evans death
Des Moines reports Williamsburg citizens hold a public meeting to support the Evans family, insisting the young professor Evans was murdered rather than killed by suicide. They demand truth, citing his respected background and multiple educated siblings in Osage and Des Moines.
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Iowa Soldiers Home seeks 90000 for next biennium funds
The Iowa soldiers' home requests 90000 for the next biennial period in its annual report to Gov. Jackson. commissioners seek a 40000 hospital and a 30000 old people's home. The home records 1350 admissions and 850 inmates and asks a law allowing withholding pensions above six dollars.
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Keep His Suppers Sparks Team Route Incident
The Iowa State football team traveling to play Nebraska telegraphed for supper for 18 at a Rock Island house. A Black player faced kitchen-only seating, provoking the entire group to rush the doors and tell the landlord to keep their suppers.
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Governor Jackson Deluged By Pardon Applications
As his term ends, Gov. Jackson faces about 300 pardon requests in hand with new filings daily. Ten first degree murder cases will be referred to the upcoming legislature for action.
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Tragic Shooting At McGregor Ends In Dual Deaths
In McGregor Ifons Allen killed William Cross after a long grudge and shot a young woman in the house who fled but was wounded in the back. Allen then killed himself. No surviving family.
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Shortage in Poudmaster Accounts Leads to Reimbursement
George Tlarman of Richland was found short in his post office accounts. Bondsmen replaced the shortage, and his wife surrendered her homestead to reimburse them. George L. Bartow was appointed in charge of the office at the bondsmen's request.
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