Exit for the Republican State Convention noted in issue
The issue notes the exit of the Republican State Convention on the first page. It recounts figures about the M. E. Church convention in Des Moines with 600 clergymen and 1000 delegates possible. It also covers New York Senate balloting, the Kennepin canal convention, and debates on northern and southern reconstruction and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Des Moines
M. E
New York
U. S
Conkling
Platt
Wheeler
Rogers
Fenton
Pomeroy
Edick
Wadsworth
Jacobs
Cornell
Crowley
White
Bradly
Folger
Valance
Depew
Kernan
Polter
Pavis
Lepham
Miller
Crawley
Everts
Dutcher
Morton
Tremaine
Ward
Dubuque
Kennepin Canal
Jerry Murphy
Congressman Harr
John I. Gear
James F. Wilson
Dubuque Herald
Northwest
California
Territories
Missouri
E. O. Stannard
John Hogan
Congress
Illinois
Iowa
United States
Murphy
Thomas J. Henderson
Tllinois
Hennepin Canal
Noglwest
Rock Island
Hennepin
Chicago
Erie Canal
Ele
St. Louis
Gen. Henderson
Mississippi
Ohio
Minois
Ilinois
Windom
Tenderson
Decoration Day speech at Kossuth urges enduring moral contrast
Hon James J Wilson delivers a grand Decoration Day address in Des Moines county arguing that the Union victory proves right over wrong. He condemns mixed commemorations and urges future generations to rise above past wars and pursue a higher political destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Des Moines
James J. Wilson
Hurrah for Hennepin Convention Backing Canal and Mississippi Improvements
The Davenport convention of Northwest delegates endorses the Hennepin canal and river improvements. Speakers like Gen. Henderson and Gov. Gear outline costs, benefits, and need for federal action, urging a $4 million canal and broader waterways funding to boost western grain transport and regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Hennepin Canal
Windom
Wasninaroy
D. C
Gear
Iowa
Towa
Great Valley
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
United States
St. Louis
New Orleans
London
Michigan
Seunepin
Rock Island
Town
Jier
Great Chain of Lakes
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence River
Erie Canal
Chicago
Fulton
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Burlington
Keokuk
New York
Ald
Jawa
West
Congress
Babylon
Rome
Venice
Holland
Britain
America
Assyria
Adriatic
Zuyder Zee
Tony Carter Harrison
Gulf of Mexico
Father of Waters
Rock Islind
Hennepin
St. Paul
Northwest
Great West
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
France
England
Wen
R. G. Morr
Sam Clark
Clark
Committee On Resolution
Guy
Stannard
St. Louisans
John Hogan
Pligs
Farwell
Canal Friends
Cam Friends
Russell
Ed. Russell
Charge
Wilson
The
Missigsippi Valley
Congress of the
Atlantic
Mississippi River Commission
Falls of St. Anthony
Gulf of Alexico
Thingis
Ilinois
Committee On
Whh
Hemen
Moline
Wood's Worm Destroyer Cures Infant Spasms
In De Witt a child suffering opasms for three months improved after a bottle of Wood's Worm Destroyer was started. mother reports the first dose stopped spasms and full recovery after the bottle. Also a Center Junction farmer with bowel illness was aided by Wood's Blackberry Carminative in a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Harter
de Witt
Wood
Isbell
Center Junction
A. Fellows
Maquoketa
Monticello
Amaquoketa
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Express
Bull
Louisiana
South
North
Ayer
Taries
Burnell
Marshalltown
F. Grassmeyer
Carcaco
Inns
Tis
Iowa Barb Steel Wire Company
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
Worcester
Massachusetts
Wasinurn & Morn Manufacturing Company
Cuanurs F. Wasiurn
Geo. F. Neald
Anamosa
Dubuque and
Jones Counties
Parker
S. & W. W. Calkins
Rockford
C. A. Henry
Monticella
Crank
Prairieburg
Mince
Rockford Watch
MNO
McQuinllen
Cascade
Gro
Suthern Land
Scotch Group
Andrew Boswell
W. Raymond
Elgin
McDonalo
M Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Aikin & Lambert
W. F. Bingham
Jewelin
Palo Jena
Wr Cartony
Clark St
Ort
N.Y
Dunham & Leichhardt
H. Shipman
Grassmeyer
First Street
Brown & Boman
Opera House
NORT
W. W. Webster
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