Moses the Prince of the Palace
A Bible story narrative follows Moses adopted by Pharoah's daughter in Egypt. The princess trains him while Moses retains faith in the Hebrew God. He rejects Egyptian worship, reveals his true mission, and his foster mother pledges help as he grows into a young leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Joachim
Palace
Temple
Mosco
Mroteye
Apis
Osiris
Heaven
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Ace
Iowa General Assembly Opens with Official Seatings and Committee Picks
Des Moines reports the first Iowa General Assembly has organized both houses, announced standing committees, and set up routine work. Speaker George W. Clarke was unanimously re elected. Senate officials include President Pro Tem James A. Smith and Secretary George A. Newman, with many county and city names listed for clerks, doorkeepers, and janitors. The session also discusses Crossley’s primary bill and committee assignments with minor reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Woodard
Des Moines
General Assembly
Lowa
George W. Clarke
Adel
B. F. Cummings
C. R. Benedict
L. W. Mkhoulton
W. C. Ramsey
Harry ©. Griffin
Ralph H. Clock
Walter McCulla
Mollie Heist
Col
Thomas M. Pace
Bill
T. J. Alexander
A. M. May
Hester Runyan
J. B. Lewis
Jacob Nunwelter
E. F. Moon
W. B. Crowell
Ihad Maxon
J. R. White
J. V. Snorey
R. G. Schuey
T. W. Hazleton
W. S. Moore
John Wheeler
R. T. Holmes
George A. Newman
George A. Wilson
John L. Gillespie
Lois Rigby
Cecil Dixon
John Connolly
R. B. Huff
Muscatine
Muscatine County
F. W. Myers
Polk County
Tom KE. Brown
Blencoe
Monona County
A. G. West
Newton
Jasper County
D. W. Sheehan
Sigourney
Keokuk County
J. H. Carter
Redfield
Dallas County
W. McFadden
Council Bluffs
Pottawattame County
L. B. McAlIpin
Clarinda
Page County
M. E. Erwin
Dubuque
Dubuque County
J. H. Stewart
Washington
Washington County
H. Armstrong
Riceville
Mitchell County
Thomas Hagen
Hardy
Humboldt County
Jeff Logan
P. S. Ervin
Chariton
Lucas County
William Thompson
Ottumwa
Wapello County
Governor Receives Carrolls Views on Insurance Report
The governor has transmitted to the legislature a supplementary report from Auditor Carroll on insurance legislation with his endorsement. Carroll notes new developments since his last annual insurance reports and addresses key issues raised by recent inquiries.
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Carroll
Cummins
Two Pass Bills Proposed in Legislature
Two measures relating to passes were introduced. Senator Hughes of Iowa county proposed an anti pass bill banning gifts and use of passes by all public officials and convention delegates. Hanna of Kossuth county introduced a house bill requiring railroads to issue passes to state officers judges congressmen and all legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossley
Senate
United States
Committee On Elections
Iowa
Hughes
Iowa County
Hanna
Kossuth
Pratt murder trial near Rockwell City hinges on arsenic poisoning
Dr A M Linn testified for the Iowa state board of health that Josiah Pratt died from arsenical poisoning. Mrs Pratt denies administering the poison or being in love with farmhand Will Persing. Prosecution cites love for Persing as motive. State rests, defense begins.
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Rockwell City
A. M. Linn
Iowa State Board of Health
Pratt
Josiah Pratt
Will Persing
Masquerade as Boy for Eight Years Ends in Dubuque
Lillian Burke, living as a boy for eight years and known as Bob Gavin a night waiter at the Newport restaurant and Hotel Julien buffet in Dubuque, is revealed as a girl. She confessed after a fellow employee became suspicious. manager Keeley discharged her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Lillian Burke
Bob Gavin
Newport
Keeley
Crowe Indicted in 1905 Street Car Hold-up Case
Pat Crowe was indicted by the Pottawattamie county grand jury for alleged complicity in a July 2 1905 street car hold-up that yielded about 60 from two conductors and a motorman. Arthur Levi is charged on the same count. Crowe awaits trial in February in Omaha for robbery linked to the Cudahy kidnapping from five years prior. A gubernatorial requisition from Iowa waits on Nebraska Governor Mickey until the Omaha case is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Pat Crowe
Pottawattamie County
Grand Jury
Arthur Levi
Crowe
Omaha
Cudahy
Cummins
Iowa
Mickey
Nebraska
Tama man Roy Hull sentenced for first degree murder
Roy Hull of Tama, twenty, was sentenced by Judge Burnham to life imprisonment for the first degree murder of Daniel Leary foreman at the Armour paper mill in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Roy Hull
Tama
Burnham
Hull
Daniel Leary
Armour Paper Mill
Toledo
Fire destroys Morrison cafe in Marquardt building
A fire of likely incendiary origin broke out in the Morrison cafe kitchen in the Marquardt building early the other day, destroying the cafe and causing about 100000 dollars in damage to the block and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Morrison Cafe
Marquardt
Intercollegiate football suspended by state normal school
Cedar Falls athletic board suspends all intercollegiate football for next year and will not schedule or organize a team. Other briefs note charges of perjury in Marshalltown, a Muscatine murder suspect release, bogus check case, and various local civic changes.
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Cedar Falls
The
State Normal School
Marshalltown
Webster
R. A. Elzy
Davenport
Henry Nagel
Josephine Collet
Carl Brady
Muscatine
Gest
Rock Island
Ijl
Illinois
Myrtle Thompson
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett Company
Clark
Clinton
Iowa State Firemen
Peterson
Ida Grove
A. M. Wallace
J. G. Mehrings
Ida Grove Exchange Bank
B. P. Smith
Leonard
Thompson
Elkader
Evans
Ramsay Mines
Iowa Falls
Des Moines
National Banks of
Iowa State Bank
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Olson
Henrietta Welland
Richard
Montezuma
Myra Bradbury
Burns
Dallas Center
Lorenzo Loren Collins
Dallas County
Fairfield
Calvin Snook
Jefferson County
Frank Connelly
Brady Brothers
Earth's Decreasing Yield Warns of Resource Exhaustion
Prof Nathaniel Shaler warns that iron use in the US has surged from under ten pounds per person per year to over 500 pounds, coal per capita has risen to two tons, and even with gains in drainage and irrigation, food supplies strain the world. He predicts a near food limit, slower births, and major shifts in power sources as coal declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Southgate Shaler
Prof
Shaler
United States
Europe
America
Italy
Greece
Spain
England
Belgium
Misissippi
Malthus
France
Roosevelt
Illinois
North America
Africa
Nile
Zambesi
Congo
Niger
Andes
Himalayas
Preservation Meeting Proposes Buffalo Pastures and Uses
Ernest Harold Baynes, elected secretary of a new buffalo preservation society, outlined uses for a larger bison population including use as oxen. He cited his photo with harnessed calves and noted his ties to a 180-bison herd on the Corbin estate in Meriden New Hampshire, the country’s finest besides a Western Indian herd. The plan calls for dividing buffalos into widely spaced herds to prevent disease with ranges large enough to restore their native habitat.
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Ernest Harold Baynes
Mr. Baynes
Meriden
N. H
Corbin
Testing a Building Safety and Vibration Monitoring
Pall Mall Gazette notes a method for detecting structural movement in public buildings like St Pauls Cathedral by taping brown paper over cracks to reveal movement. It also mentions an electrical vibration measuring device beyond simple observation.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Abbey
Pall Mall Gazette
Familiar Plea at Church Fair Mixed with Chance Draw
The Pittsburg Post recalls a church fair where a pretty girl notes chances at ten dollars each and a man, marked by urgency, asks for only a half chance in a terse, evocative moment.
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Pittsburg
Gratified Ambition
A Chicago Tribune item quotes a policeman praising a chauffeur who boasts of a near record speed. The exchange highlights a tense moment as the driver offers to testify at a trial, calling the officer to swear to the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Chicago Tribune
Religious Report on Missions and Movements Abroad
A broad religious update notes one ordained missionary serving 900000 heathen un in Fulbourn England the poor receive sixpence for church attendance. It cites the Methodist Ministers Relief with 642259 paid to widows and orphans of deceased preachers. It mentions Korean Christian revival and plans for a Pius IX canonization process.
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Fulbourn
England
Methodist Ministers’ Relief Association, of
Boston
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Pius IX
Pius X
Ray
Frank Okazaki
Seattle
Puget Sound
Call of the Canadian West and rising farm prospects
The West shows strong agricultural gains with near 100 million bushels of wheat and thriving rye and barley. American settlers rush to Saskatchewan and Alberta as new railways unlock free homesteads, with Dominion Agents guiding newcomers.
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Western
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion
Canadian Prairies
Toronto “Star
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Korea
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