Lessons on Moving to a Larger House by Dr. Almag e
In a May Day sermon Dr. Alvares urges patience amid moving day chaos. He traces housing from caverns to modern homes, warns against vanity in new rooms, and exhorts reliance on God for comfort, dignity, and joy whether moving or staying. He envisions death as a move to an eternal dwelling.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Almage
Paul
England
Scotland
St. Sophia‘s
Constantinople
St. Mark’s
Venice
St. Peter’s
Tome
Trajan
Beneventum
Jupiter
Olympus
Athens
Rand
New York
Yonkers
Larrytown
Hudson
America
Monticello
Virginia
Jefferson
Montpelier
Madison
Monroe
White House
Taylor
Lincoln
Garfield
Frances Ridley Havergal
Apostle
Peope
John Bunyan
Bedford
Belshazzar
Railways Pay All Taxes and State Allocations Since 1872
Special correspondence from Des Moines Iowa dated April 30 presents a table showing railway property assessments since 1872 when taxation began under the current system. Railways paid 5.02 percent of state taxes then and will pay over nine percent under present rules. The report derives figures from official records and continues with state appropriations and institutional funding since 1890.
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Des Moines
Iowa War Monuments and Library Commissions Formed
Gov Shaw names members to three commissions including a library panel with Fort Dodge Grinnell and Burlington delegates and ex officio state leaders. Shiloh battlefield monument group appointed with Civil War veterans from multiple regiments to expedite designs and contracts for 39th anniversary placements. A Vicksburg commission with regional officers and infantry and cavalry units also named to mark Iowa regimental sites. Law takes effect July 4 and funding includes 11 regimental monuments, a state monument and commission expenses.
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Gov. Shaw
W. WH. Johnson
Fort Dodge
D. W. Norris
Grinnell
H. M.owner
Corning
Jessie Waite
Burlington
State University
Shiloh
Iowa
G. L. Godfrey
Des Moines
G. W. Crossley
Webster City
A. J. Miller
Oxford
Samuel Mahon
Ottumwa
W. B. Bell
Washington
G. O. Morgridge
Muscatine
I. B. Soper
Emmetsburg
C. W. Kepler
Mount Vernon
Cal
W. T. Shaw
Anamosi
W. T. Carson
Woodburn
John Hayes
Red Doak
Towa
Vicksburg
J. K. R. Thompson
Rock Rapids
E. R. Bascom
Lansing
D. J. Palmer
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Nevada
James P. Fitck
Bedford
William Dean
Tipton
3. C. Haynes
Centerville
George W. Hockerthorne
Stuart
David Carskadden
Lake City
Mahlon Head
Jefferson
Gen Beach
Abner Dunham
Manchester
W. C. Mitchell
John Y. Stone
Council Bluffs
John H. Smith
Camanche
D. B. Hills
Keokuk
J. W. Morton
N. M. Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
John Stahl
E. J. C. Beeler
J. D. Fegan
Clinton
L. C. Blanchard
Oskaloosa
Hanna to the Fore in Ohio Republican Rally in Columbus
Senator Mark Hanna urged renewed Republican harmony at a Columbus gathering on April 24. He defended McKinley and the party record, promised continued economic policy, and urged unity to lead the state and nation. The speech defended expansion and warned Democrats against recalling Bryan’s 1900 bid.
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Ohio
Republican Party
St. Louis
Whyt Flo
United States
William McKinsley
Chan
Spain
Democratic Party
Olio
Bryan
Cleveland
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Surgeon Witness Describes Wardner Mine Troubles
Dr Hugh France a surgeon coroner and acting Sheriff of Shoshone Idaho testified before the military affairs committee in Washington about the Wardner mining troubles last April He recounted union threats and attacks on Bunker Hill Sullivan and Last Chance workers the march on Blackshoarding base the arrival of Canyon Creek miners and injuries in Wardner amid martial law debates by federal troops. He also outlined his impeachment and removal as county commissioner amid questions over signatures on a petition for continued martial law.
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Hugh France
Shoshone
Idaho
Young
Washington
Tle
Wardner
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Last Chance
France
M.A. Flynn
Till
Miners’ Union
Bunker Tit and Sullivan
Po Ue
Vouthlon
Canyon Creek
Fores
Bunker Fhm
Sullivan
Boone Fakir Barred After Fraud Against Women
A smooth fakir fleeced Boone women, taking two dollars each for a four-dollar tailor-made suit. Telegrams from a Chicago department store confirmed the fraud and urged arrest. The man is in Boone county jail facing possible penitentiary time.
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Boone
Chicago
Boone County
Wyoming Banks Show Large Gains in Deposits and Loans
State Examiner Uarry Lenderson reports Wyoming banks have surged in deposits and loans over the past two years with strong demand for livestock and ranch investments. He notes active security markets, high dividends, and a conservative banking era benefiting state development. Examiner Wenderson credits Republican policy, congressional service, and strong industrial demand for praise.
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Wyoming
Uarry
Lenderson
Examiner Wenderson
Republican Party
Congress
False reports about Capt Reichman as Boer battles participant
A report claiming Capt Reichman US military attache joined Boer battles is debunked. Investigators say Reichman has been busy nursing Lieut Nix the German attache who died. American officers do not abandon duties as sensational press asserts.
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Reichman
United States
Lieut
Nix
Thurman Declares Free Silver Dead Issue in Wlectioneering
Hon. Allen W. Thurman son of his father says free silver is a dead issue and appears active in electioneering for a spot on the Bryan suspect list.
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Allen W. Thurman
Thurman
Bryan
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