Other Sheep I Have Which Are Not of This Fold
Dr. Talmage for Bowery Mission anniversary preaches on inclusive gospel. He cites John 10 16 urging openness to outsiders and notes 3000 souls saved in the Bowery Mission over the year. Ambassador Andrew D White newly elected to the Berlin Academy of Science.
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Louis Shlopsch
New York
Bowery Mission
Talmage
New York Academy of Music
God
King's Park
Christ
McDonald
Cameron
Bowery
America
Church of God
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
South America
Iowa Railroads Show Growth in 1900 Under State Commission
Iowa railroad figures for the year ending July 1 1900 reveal higher gross revenues and operating expenses with a rise in employment to 87 600 and wages totaling 1 819 55, plus a net income of 121 002 as passenger revenue declines by 1 499 679 73 while freight earnings rise 1 858 801 43.
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State Railroad Commission
Iowa
Goss Incomo
Northwestern
Town Centrali
UDG
Albin & Centerville
Cnet Ae
AERO
Omcovs
Buys Branch Line in Iowa by Chicago Rock Island
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad filed two documents in Fort Dodge to acquire the Gowrie & Northwestern railroad for 1 479 215 58. The deed covers all property from Gowrie through multiple counties to a junction with Cedar Rapids & Northern at Sibley Osceola county and the transfer is absolute. W J Lawrence and J M Mather signed as Gowrie & Northwestern president and secretary.
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Fort Dodge
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Internal Revenue
Gowrie & Northwestern Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Gowrie
Webster County
Calhoun
Pocahontas
Buena Vista, Clay, O'Brien and
Osce
State Board Reports January Inmate Count 943
The January 1 monthly report lists 943 inmates in state penitentiaries, unchanged from December 1. It includes a table with December inmate totals for each institution, monthly costs, and January 1 cash on hand in the support fund.
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State Board of Control
Penitentiaries
No Prize Fighting In Iowa Said Governor Shaw
Gov Shaw responded to a Cincinnati inquiry by telegraphing that Iowa would not permit prize fighting on its soil A proposal to move the Jeffries Rubbin bout from Ohio to Iowa prompted Shaw to say sheriffs would be notified of their duty If they cannot enforce the law they would be aided by the state He did not state troops would be called out but suggested the inference might be drawn
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Thomas Chalmers
Robert Hall
Christmas Evans
Charles G. Finney
Paul, the Apostle
Christ
Lesculapius
Jesus
John Milton
William Wilberforce
William Wilberforce, the Emancipator
Isaac Newton
Robert Boyle
Locke
Metaphysician
Morse
Washington
Statesman
Sahara
Gossamer
God
Church
Good Templars
Sons of Temperance
Naples
Rome
Egypt
New York
Laocoon
Kingdom of Heaven
Cincinnati
Shaw
Towa
Ohio
Iowa
Fort Dodge Board Moves to Collect Back Taxes
The board of supervisors inflames major property owners by directing County Attorney Thackler to sue for nearly $100,000 in overdue taxes uncovered by tax ferrets. The action caps a quiet, persistent clash between the ferrets and tax dodgers.
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Board of Supervisors
Fort Dodge
Thackler
County GOP gains win banner for largest gains in Iowa
B Martin of Quawa, chairman of the county Republican committee, received a letter from Isaac Brandt of Des Moines president of the Republican Tippecanoe club. It stated Mono county won the prize banner for the largest Republican gains in Iowa for the second consecutive time, a feat never before attained by any other county in the state.
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B. Martin
Quawa
Republican Committee
Isaac Brandt
Des Moines
Republican Tippecanoe Club
Mono County
Iowa
Iowa Football Schedule With Minnesota and Others Outlined
Manager McCutcheon says Iowa will meet Minnesota October 26 in Minneapolis, Illinois on November 8 in Iowa City, and Michigan November 29 in Chicago. One conference game will be played. rest are state colleges. Iowa and Illinois will play baseball at Iowa City June 11.
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McCutcheon
Iowa University
Towa
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Illiois
Iowa City
Michigan
Chicago
Iowa
Iinois
Uncle John Stevenson A Spring Township Pioneer Grows New Teeth
One of the oldest settlers in Spring township Cherokee county known as Uncle John Stevenson, 78, is steadily growing a new set of teeth and expects a complete mouthful by next summer. He is a long time tobacco chewer.
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Spring Township
Cherokee County
John Stevenson
Aged Woman of 107 in Hamilton Near Knoxville
Mrs Dee lilia Stilwell of Hamilton claims residence in the area aged 107. Born in 798 in Hamilton county Ohio she moved to Thundston in 1848 with her husband. Mother of 12 children four living oldest 72 youngest 538. She recalls her father’s 1812 draft at 18 years old and sang at the Hamilton old settlers reunion five years ago. Now blind yet industrious she knits and.
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Hamilton
Knoxville
Deelilia Stilwell
Hamilton County
Thundston
Old Settlers
Avery
Bond Couple Mark 66th Anniversary in Iowa Family Reunion
Silas W Bond and wife celebrate sixty sixth wedding anniversary at their Bond home in Iowa Falhis with about 50 descendants present. The couple aged 80 and 81 remain active worshippers of Friends, and trace origins to Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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Silas W. Bond
Lowa Walha
Penney Vas Nia
Bond
Iowa Recruiters Boost Army Enlistments in Hawkeye State
Lieut. C. B. Sweezey of Des Moines arrives in Burlington and swears in four recruits from Private Tryon. One is slated for Fort Barancas heavy artillery while the rest head for the Philippines. Towns like de Gavette note Iowa annually supplies about 700 men to the army, with 60 enlistments each month.
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C. B. Sweezey
Des Moines
Burlington
Tryon
Fort Barancas
Ila
Philippines
de Gavette
Iuet
Sweeszey
Hawkeye
Martin Telephone adopts metered service in Webster City
Webster City firm Martin Telephone announces a new metered service for homes. A fixed rate will cover basic use and a device will record all outgoing calls while ignoring incoming calls. Calls exceeding two hundred per year will incur extra charges.
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Martin Telephone Company
Webster City
United States
Witerton Orders Crusade Against Slot Machines
Witerton city council orders crackdown after Mayor Krapfel found 60 machines in operation. Nine paid cash, 51 dispensed rewards as cigars or merchandise. City attorney says all are gambling devices and to be removed under a gambling ordinance.
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Ity Council
Witerton
Krapfel
Ministerial meeting echoes call to curb social evils
At the Twin City Ministerial Association gathering in Waterloo Rev. C. J. Biggs of the Cedar Falls Episcopal church presented a paper on Play in its Relation to Work Health and Morals. He urged Christians to seek elimination of evil influences from horse races cards and the dance rather than openly fight them, as they were here to stay.
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Twin City
Waterloo
C. J. Biggs
Cedar Falls
Northern Washington County Resident Profits From Rabbit Shipments
A northern Washington county resident makes a small fortune shipping rabbits to New York where they are sold as Belgian hares known as young Belgians. The text notes high prices due to demand for Belgian meat. C. F. Barber, an early settler and leading Britt businessman, died of typhoid fever leaving a wife and several children.
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Washington County
New York
C. F. Barber
Shipping subsidy debate shifts in Washington merchants favor
Interviews with leading southern merchants and business groups show growing support for the ship subsidy bill as Congress reconsiders the measure. Reports note stance shifts in New York and southern states, with industry associations urging early passage and governors signaling regional interest amid national debate.
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Delft
Speciaul Correspondenca
Washington, D.C
Pune
Senate
Chateau
Congress
Iven
New York Times
New
Laithnore
Koutn
South
Georgia
Candier
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk Business Men's Association
Cotton Spinners’ Association
Southern Industrial Association
Faust
Senate Debates Army Reorganization Bill Drags On
The senate continues wrangling over the army reorganization bill as filibuster tactics by a few discredited politicians become evident.
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Senate
Passing of Mr. Bryan Examines His Political Future
The piece questions whether William Jennings Bryan can endure two major defeats and remain a force in the Democratic Party. It notes his recent public stance as a private citizen, his attempt at modesty, and speculation about his future role and impact on party fortunes.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Bryan Longue
Chienguo
Aion
Dam
Brysmys
Hfe
Ventiare
Ron
Mr. Bryan
Tie
lawmakers push bills to fix gold standard parity
Congress considers measures by Representative Hill Overstreet and Levy to redeem silver dollars in gold, using gold reserve funds or selling bonds. The reforms aim to seal parity between silver and gold forms of money and prevent a Bryan era from undermining the gold standard. The debate follows criticism of the 1900 act and references to reactions during the campaign.
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Congress
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Representative Hill
Connecticut
Treasury
Representative Overstreet
Congresman Levy
Ttw
Congressiman Levy
New York
Bryan
House
Senate
St. Louis
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Feldo Ten Neee
Mitchellville
Dellita Stilwell Ing
Stik
Fortune
Apostle of
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Antie Ltyaperinilam
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