Richard Watson Gilder remembered for noble editorial life
The Century Magazine editor Richard Watson Gilder has died and is praised for honesty and sincerity. His work with refined literature elevated homes nationwide, and his recent editing of Grover Cleveland letters showed gentleness in statecraft. He wrote poems including a hymn adapted by Northwestern University.
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Sunday revival in Cedar Rapids yields strong moral uplift
Evan Sunday’s meetings in Cedar Rapids drew skeptical locals to subscribe almost $8,000 for expenses and a $7,000 free will offering. The editor credited Sunday with broad moral impact, noting 2,936 conversions and praise from all societal levels.
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Court orders dissolution of Standard Oil network
The circuit judges in the Highth district order the dissolution of Standard Oil and its branches, signaling potential price effects and a shift in competitive practices. Senator Allison's estate is valued at 115000, with much from his late wife. The piece notes media bias and questions a footballs cost in college sports amid injuries.
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Bryan adviser Haskell faces fraud trial and Omaha lawyer disbarment
It notes Governor Haskell, once trusted adviser to Bryan, now faces trial on a fraud indictment. It adds J. T. Dann of Omaha, who helped Bryan gain the nomination, has been disbarred from practicing law in Nebraska courts.
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Ill balanced professor ends life over care of infant
The Illinois university professor took his own life citing unbearable annoyance from his baby. The writer notes such extreme self devotion ignores childhood and says few will miss him despite his chemistry prowess.
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Dawson Heads to Washington for Talks with President
Congressman Dawson travels to Washington at a steady pace while others take fast trains for pre arranged interviews. Dawson hopes to secure an early audience with the president.
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Druggists Face Trouble Over Liquor Purchase Forms
The state’s druggists are challenged as county auditors alter liquor purchase forms. The printed wording Medicinal relieves applicants from stating purpose, drawing an Anti-Saloon League protest. The piece notes anticipation of Taft Cummins talks and comments on swift presidential conference interviews.
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Senator Dolliver Interviews Stir Cosmopolitan Debate
Senator Dolliver discussed in a profile by Everybody's Magazine sparking concerns of a trend toward Cosmopolitan exploitation and media sensationalism.
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Unreserved Praise From Mr Cole in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Republican extols Mr Sunday for his Cedar Rapids sermons calling them masterpieces of eloquence and a power for good. The writer notes his sincerity lofty ideals and moral uplift exceeding mere convert counts and praises his selfless labor in preaching and practice.
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The Hookworm at Manchester
A reader letter from The Manchester Press jokes about hookworm infection, noting its effects on workers and officials. It mocks federal office holders and describes the disease as debilitating, spreading through families and affecting daily tasks with humorous imagery.
Missouri Congressman DeArmond Perishes in Butler Fire
Congress man DeArmond of Missouri and his grandson David died in a Butler home blaze last Tuesday as the grandfather tried to save the sleeping child. The congressman was the brother of State Senator DeArmond of Davenport. other relatives survived.
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Dairymen Recalled in Gov Carroll Address
Sioux City Journal notes Gov. Carroll may have addressed dairy farmers as my fellow dairymen during a public remarks session. The report highlights the governor’s close ties to agricultural communities.
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Rock Island runs motor car between Iowa City and Muscatine
A Rock Island locomotive operates a daily motor car service linking Iowa City and Muscatine carrying 25 passengers. The dispatch notes a period of travel and local business and cultural news items follow from the same issue.
Thanksgiving Shivers in Cherry Sighted by Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal notes a chilling mood around Thanksgiving in Cherry as residents reflect on the holiday and its eerie, expectant atmosphere. The brief column hints at local memories and seasonal customs shaping the small town vibe.
Personal liberty and the saloon in The Commoner
William J. Bryan argues that personal liberty does not grant unlimited drinking. He questions who may limit alcohol use, cites risks to lives and property from drunkenness, and links saloons to crime and demoralization. He asserts rights to drink exist only under reasonable, protected conditions and can be forfeited.
Tax Sale List Highlights Delinquent Lands in County
County Treasurer Penson lists parcels across townships with delinquencies. Wyoming City leads with 13 descriptions, Olin 27 total ads across Olin and Rome, while Center Junction and Onslow show minimal delinquents. Advertising cost runs 18.20, taxes due prior to December 6 sale.
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Petrie sale draws large crowd at Sand Spring
A large crowd attended the Petrie sale at Sand Spring yesterday and the property sold well. R A Dean, new veterinary graduate, will practice in Hopkinton with offices at Morgan livery barn. Mrs H C Jackson in Chicago underwent goiter surgery and is recovering well. R E Dufoe resigns rural route carrier post. civil service exam set for December 1. Reports of smallpox circulating in Manchester are suspected but authorities confirm limited cases and quarantine measures.
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Interurban plea spurs calls to invest in Iowa cities
The Monticello Express urges Milwaukee to improve passenger service for Monticello and notes Iowa cities have funds that could be invested in interurbans. Enhanced transport would connect towns with the wider world and benefit local communication.
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Clarke denies gubernatorial candidacy report
Lieut. Gov. Clarke says he has no plan to announce a gubernatorial bid and cannot explain a Washington report claiming he would run. If pressed, observers think he could account for the report with careful reflection.
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Knot Hole Conversion Man Arrested for Board Bill Fraud
R M Hannah claimed conversion at a tabernacle through a knot hole and was arrested by Detective McKernan in Anamosa for defrauding a hotel out of a week's board. The incident followed his failed con version and a brief stint as a newspaper solicitor during which a receipt book was found.
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Cummins Criticized For Puerile Tariff Shift In Debate
The Democratic Opinion from the Waverly Democrat calls Senator Cummins faulted for steering debate from tariff revision to a tariff commission. It labels his maneuver as shifty and notes his reputation as a limelight politician. The piece also highlights a Century magazine article lineup and Blackhawk county’s land sale: old farm sold for 80 acres near Wate rloo at $280 per acre, new purchase of 200 acres six miles away at $100 per acre.
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