Freedom From Sin but a Path to Return Described by Talmage
The sermon outlines a man’s struggle to break free from evil as Proverbs 23 35 asks when he shall awake. It details moral gravity and habit as barriers, cites personal testimony and social gates, and urges a hopeful return through grace, church welcome, and active resolve.
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Ericht
Als Klopsch
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Princeton
N.J
Mnen
Church of God
Albert Barnes
Philadelphia
Mr. Barnes
Young Men’s ‘Christian Association of New York
Heaven
Niagara
Path to renown virtue through faith and prayer
A sermon urges immediate prayer to God for help in breaking bad habits, recalling Civil War wounds and hospital care as evidence of divine healing. It stresses quitting unholy associates, seeking Christian counsel, and declaring spiritual war until victory, with parental forgiveness as the ultimate reward.
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Antietam
Christian Commission
Philadelphia
Master Street
Sparta
Lord Jesus Christ
Glass Told the Truth in a Small Mouth Reflection
The dialogue centers on a wife asking if a glass shows her mouth as small and the husband testifying that it does not. A terse exchange unfolds about perception and size.
Iowa editors join McKinley Memorial drive in Des Moines
Gov elect Cummins and former governors join Gov Shaw in organizing Iowa auxiliary to the Canton McKinley Memorial fund. Secretary Wilson outlines farm and crop work and future aims at Des Moines. plans include Governor's square park transfer and a drive to stock private ponds and boost fruit and dairy markets. The State Teachers Convention and Iowa College reports note allocations and forthcoming speakers.
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Wilson Tella
Iowa State College
Des Moines
Shaw
Iowa
Construction of Ames Agricultural College feeding shed
Building committee awards a contract for a 140 by 24 foot feeding shed at the agricultural college in Ames for 1740 dollars. It will serve as temporary winter quarters for stock feeding experiments while remaining funds from the executive council will be used to buy feed to replace losses from a fire.
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Wilson Talka
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Russia
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakota
Europe
Asia
State Teachers’ Convention
Shelton
Simpson College
Indianola
State Teachers’ Association
Max O'Rell
Hadley
Yale University
Association
Gabriel Bamberger
Chicago
Inspector Sughes
Toronto
Boards of Control
Board of Trustees
the Agricultural College At
Ames
Executive Council
Mrs Rayne Granted Divorce Over Drunkenness in Fort Dodge
Mrs Chris Rayne appeared in court in Fort Dodge seeking divorce from her husband who lay injured at a lonely rural farmhouse after a lumber wagon runaway. The court granted the divorce on the ground of habitual drunkenness.
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Chris Rayne
Fort Dodge
Dow City Man Shot at Home as Suspect Flees
The son of Alex Lawson was dangerously wounded at his Dow City residence after being accosted while driving sheep. He was ordered to surrender and shot in the groin. Frank Booth faces charges and remains at large.
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Alex Lawson
Dow City
Frank Booth
Fraternal Insurance Societies Seek 500 Members Rule
In Iowa fraternal orders multiply fast. The Associated Fraternities of America urge the legislature to require each lodge to have at least 500 bona fide members pledged before incorporation.
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Iowa
Associated Fraternities of America
Iowa Governor Cummins Wins by Record Plurality in State Election
Iowa returns show Gov Cummins with a record 84883 plurality. Prohibition vote estimated at 17748. Senate now 39 Republicans 12 Democrats, a GOP gain of four. House at 8 Republicans and 1 Democrat, GOP gain of six.
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Eloct. Cummins
Senate
House
Judge 8 M Weaver Sentences Clemmons for Second Degree Murder
In Town Falls Judge Weaver sentences M D Clemmons to 20 years in the penitentiary for murder in the second degree in the shooting death of Burgdulst Union. The defense claimed self defense amid family feuds. strong local sentiment anticipated a harsher penalty, but conviction for second degree murder limits punishment.
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M. Weaver
M. D. Clemmons
Burgdulst Union
Burghutts
Unton
Clem
Marriage license revoked over age discrepancy in Waterloo
A marriage license issued in Waterloo for Abraham Whipkey and Marian J Bowman was revoked after the clerk discovered the groom's age was inflated. The bride was about 36, the groom near 70. The license was returned. the groom plans to wed elsewhere in Michigan if he can.
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Williams
Waterlooo
Abrahiam Whipkey
Marian J Bowman
Michigan
Accused in Dying Breath Clark Denies Shooting
John Clark accused of shooting TIL Kelley after being tied to the al pa- Nee headquarters in Sioux City. Frank Matthews, who died 24 hours earlier, implicated Clark in a police statement but Matthews later told desk sergeant Bronson he would say nothing. Clark maintains innocence.
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John Clark
al Pa- Nee
Sioux City
Til Kelley
Frank Matthews
Matthews
Bronson
Clark
Banking stocks rise sharply in state auditor report
On September 30 the bank deposits in 220 state and 260 savings banks totaled 120,466,645 dollars, up 5,735,001 since June 30. Since June 40, the increase reached 80,684,080 dollars, about 310 percent, while capital stock grew from 11,026,908 to 19,208,200 dollars.
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Towan
Auditor of State
Dr Adelaide Kilbourne Dies After Dental Appointment
Dr Adelaide J Kilbourne wife and professional associate of Dr FM Kilbourne died of apoplexy while leaving a Sioux City dentist’s office after a tooth filling. The couple, both prominent physicians, graduated together from Town State University seven years ago.
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Adelaide J. Kilbourne
FM. Kilbourne
Sioux City
Town State University
Duck Hunters Drown on Clear Lake
C Montgomery and I Baird, two traveling men from Mason City, went duck hunting on Clear Lake when a squall capsized their boat. Both men drowned. their bodies were recovered by grappling hooks. Each was married with families.
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Montgomery
Baird
Mason City
Clear Lake
Bank Robbery Strikes Town Fourth Time in Three Weeks
The safe of the bank at Nfinton was blown by expert cracksmen and $1,500 secured. This is the fourth bank robbery in Town in three weeks attributed to the same gang.
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Nfinton
Disappearances, accidents spark Iowa small town fatalities
Reports from Iowa describe Ly Schroeder missing near Poca honttas and found in a cornfield after three days. George Hovey died from injuries when a water main ditch collapsed. A Fort Dodge jury found Oliver and George Bricker not guilty of murdering C. A. Guild and son Clarence. Tracey home fire damaged Des Moines smallpox ward. Mrs. Ira Campbell died in Colfax from lockjaw after stepping on a rusty nail. Conductor McMillen killed at Ottumwa Afton incident. Freight train collision and arrest of Attorney R. W. Harding in Charter Oak. Lisbon rural free delivery set for January 1 with two carriers. id Benefiel killed jumping freight train near Dysart. body mangled.
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Ly Schroeder
Pocahonttas
George Hovey
Town Falls
Fort Dodge
Oliver
George Bricker
C. A. Guild
Clarence
Tracey Home
Des Moines
Ira Campbell
Colfax
McMillen
Ottumwa
Afton
R. W. Harding
Charter Oak
Alma Mensinger
Lisbon
Linn County
Willoughby Merkel
Frank Hoover
Id Benefiel
Dysart
Iowa Bank Robberies Alarm Bankers Across Towns
Iowa bankers warn of six bank robberies in the past three months with total losses around 16 thousand dollars. Cash lost exceeds seven thousand, with property values averaging one thousand per bank and disrupted business. A statewide fund is being raised by county banks to hire the best detectives and pursue the raiders, focusing on private and savings banks in smaller towns.
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Iowa
State Bankers’ Association
Bank of Rudd
Bank of Huxley
Wardy Bank
Banc of Arispe
Farmers’ Bank of Shellsburg
Matloele Bank
War on a Law prompts push to reform bankruptcy practice
A coalition of state banking and mercantile groups campaigns to amend the federal bankruptcy law amid claims of abuse. Petitions flood federal courts by salaried individuals who appear insolvent yet seek exemptions, letting workers clear debts by filing fees. The effort targets protecting wages and spousal insurance exemptions.
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Lown
State Bankers’ Association
State Mercantile Association Ad Shaihie
Pheere Ande
Will Seek Pardon for Iowa Murderer Wesley Jirms
The town legislature will consider a winter pardon for Wesley Jirms of Clayton county, jailed twelve years ago for murder. Cornell professor James Tl Harlan, who backed the boy in four years ago, will lead the case again. Weasley King, the youngest sentenced for murder in Iowa, was twelve at sentencing after killing his father and stepmother and taking the baby to neighbors to report the attack.
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Wesley Jirms
Clayton County
James Tl. Harlan
Cornell
General Assembly
Weasley King
Iowa
Tramps
A Fated Farm Near Waterloo Linked to Missing Men
George Hausman the wealthy Waterloo area farmer vanished and an award is offered for his location. He is the third disappearance from the same farm after Hall vanished 18 years ago and Chris Roth was found hanged in timber near the house. Hausman’s brood over the events may have unsettled him.
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George Hausman
Waterloo
Xyeward
Hall
Chris Roth
Hausman
Spook Case Near Tenth and Clay in Cedar Falls
Night Marshal Enlow reports a haunted property near Tenth and Clay streets where A Neilson hanged himself weeks ago. Noises from the barn after dark and sightings of men fleeing suggest a strange pursuit to acquire the uninhabitable building for a small sum.
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Marshal Enlow
Tenth
Clay Streets
Cedar Falls
A. Neilson
Quiet canvass fixes title misfiled in Sioux City plat
Residents of Galbraith's second addition in Sioux City discovered no proper title to over 100000 dollars in real estate due to an incomplete original plat description. A quiet canvass secured signatures of all original dedicators to a refiling of the plat to vest title.
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Galbraith
Sioux City
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