The Hart Panteth After Water in Talmage Sermon
Rev. Talmage uses the hart as a symbol of sought divine mercy. He links the deer’s thirst to souls longing for God, urging readers to flee pursuers and seek water in the Lord. The sermon extols God as the threefold lakes of relief, guidance, and eternal comfort.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
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Archibald Heads to Sea Amid War Talk
Archibald declares he will join the navy despite pleas from elders in a humorous exchange about navy buttons repurposed as hatpins. The dialogue frames a wartime decision with affectionate family banter and a touch of romantic irony.
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Archibald
Little One
Navy
Washington Star
No Extra Session for Iowa Soldiers Voting in Camp
Special correspondence from Des Moines reports Gov. Shaw will not call an extra legislative session to pass a law allowing Town regiment soldiers to vote while at Camp McKinley. He cites no demand, high session costs, and nine anticipated elections. If needed, he’d push pay adjustments and clothing-ownership relief in the regular session.
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Han
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National Guard
Camp McKinley
Lambert
Red Cross Hospital
Hyde Park
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Walnut Street
McKinley
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Albia
Chariton
Osceola
Afton
Creston
Omaha
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Christian Churches of Iowa
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Association
Bell Tel Franchises Meet Statewide Opposition
State towns are urged to grant 25 year ordinances to the Bell Telephone company, operating as Iowa Telephone, while independents push a state wide long distance plan. Des Moines lawyers call the ordinances interminable and worry perpetual privileges for Bell.
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Bell Telephone Company
Des Moines
Iowa Telephone Company
He Bell Company
Bell Company
Library Fund Board Sells Warrants for New Books
The Iowa State University regents sell 20000 dollars of warrants to Burlington Savings Bank at 4 percent interest due July 1902. Issued under the extra one tenth mill tax to replace library volumes lost in the fire. 3000 already spent with the balance for new books in the coming year.
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Board of Regents of
the State University
Iowa City
Burlington Savings Bank of
Burlington
Eldora Visit By Brooklyn Hero George Ellerding
George Ellerding, a chief yeoman on the flagship Brooklyn during the Battle of Santiago, arrived in Eldora for a short visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs William Ellerding of Pleasant township. The hero helped defeat Admiral Cervera's fleet.
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George Ellerding
Santiago
Eldora
William Ellerding
Pleasant Township
George
Brooklyn
Cervera
Woodbury Woman Safe At Insane Hospital Over McKinley Rumor
Mrs. Angelica Slallock of Woodbury county has fallen mentally unsettled by a belief that President McKinley granted her $50,000 and that her husband won’t collect it. She has been committed to the hospital for the insane to recover her sanity.
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Angelica Slallock
Woodbury County
McKinley
Hawley Arrested in Webster City for Perjury Charge
Dr. Arthur Hawley was arrested in Webster City on a perjury charge filed by his wife. She alleges he falsely swore in a divorce petition that he had resided in Hamilton county for 13 years, while records show he lived at the Masonic temple in Chicago from 1892 to 1908. Mrs Hawley reportedly obtained separate maintenance in Chicago and $50 monthly alimony, and her cross bill for divorce was dismissed by Cook County court.
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H. C. Breeden
Drake
Matilda B Carse
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Chicago
New England Loan & Trust Company
New York City
Iowa
Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas City
Salt Lake
Lincoln
Dallas
Arthur Hawley
Webster City
Hamilton County
Masonic Temple
Hawley
Cook County
Aging Sioux City Resident Alexander McMillan Dies at 108
Alexander McMillan a Sioux City resident for five years died at 108. Born in Maryland on July 4 1793 he lived in Canada in youth and moved to Dakota County Nebraska after the Civil War. He later joined his daughter Mrs. Susan Shortley in Sioux City and left considerable property. Until a few months before his death he remained active physically and mentally as a man of 50.
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Alexander McMillan
Sioux City
Ife
Maryland
Canada
Dakota County
Neb
Susan Shortley
Missing Davenport physician found in outskirts
Dr J A Daniel, Davenport's missing physician, was found in the city outskirts suffering from exposure after wandering through rain wet fields. His whereabouts had been unknown for 82 hours and he appears mentally altered with a shaved mustache.
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J. A. Daniel
Davenport
Jealous Husband Fatally Stabs Visitor in Oskaloosa
James Raymond was stabbed to death by Dneoh N Moyers at Moyers boarding house in Oskaloosa. Moyers acted from jealousy over Raymond’s attentions to Mrs Moyers. The confrontation occurred in the wife's room and led to Raymond’s immediate death.
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James Raymond
Dneoh .N. Moyers
Oskaloosa
Moyers
Raymond
Three Iowa Carnivals Run October 3 8
The weeklong Carnivals in Dew Moines Mondamin Slower City and Cedar Rapids run October 3 to 8. Officials anticipate combined attendance around 100000 as Seniom Sed Mondamin and See Der Rabbits stage events.
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Dew Moines
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids minister declines bishop election in Iowa diocese
Rev. Thomas A. Green of Cedar Rapids declines election as bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Iowa due to insinuations and opposition from those who blocked his unanimous approval at the recent special convention.
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Thomas 5. Green
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Bin
Governor Shaw Rules Out Extra Session For Sioux Soldiers Vote
Governor Shaw announced there will be no extra session of the general assembly to enable Iowa soldiers serving outside the state to vote. He said no candidate had asked for such a session.
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Shaw
General Assembly
Iowa
Offee
Hardin County Public Schools Levy Plans Revealed
The coming year requires at least seventy six thousand dollars to sustain Hardin county public schools and authorities in districts have set levies accordingly. Reports include notable deaths, industry movements, court sentences, and local elections across Iowa.
Boundary Dispute Reignites Iowa Missouri Border Fight
A U S Supreme Court appointed boundary commission relocated the Iowa Missouri line near Lineville but renewed quarrels arise between Howard Moore of Missouri and William McLaughlin of Iowa. They dispute fence placement, each asserting the other is overstepping the line. No legal recourse remains and the case may soon reach a final act watched by local residents.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Iowa
Missouri
Lineville
Cage
Howard Moore
Mercer County
William McLaughlin
Decatur County
Hendershott
Supreme Court
Moore
McLaughlin
Old Swindle Froze Up By Cedar Rapids Impostor
A con artist using the name Charles Knop preys on Cedar Rapids merchants with forged credits of 35 to 46 dollars. He visits hardware stores to order deliveries the next day, using forged checks to secure cash. He failed in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo but later passed forged checks in Moline, one for 40 dollars indorsed by Ward & Caldwell Co of Fairmont, another for 15 dollars from First National Bank of Fatitgont with no endorsement.
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Charles Knop
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Moline
National Bank of Ceday Rapids
Fairmont
Minn
Ward & Caldwell Co
Pairmont
Fatitgont
Attorney General Rules on Juvenile Commitment to Industrial Schools
Attorney General Remley submits an opinion to the board of control stating judges cannot fix a specific period for commitment to industrial schools. Commitments end at the defendant's majority or by parole for good behavior or by legal emancipation. Institutions may discharge on conditions. The board should ignore court orders exceeding the court’s power and hold committed youths until lawful release.
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Remley
Board of Control
Reform Schools
Waterloo Wedding Sparks Controversy Over 68 Year Gap
Carl I Kuehnle Sr wed Ida Weld in Waterloo amid family opposition. Ida had just filed for divorce from her husband but died shortly after. the groom, a longtime Waterloo resident and ally of Gov Shaw’s law partner, says he is old enough to decide. He is described as financially well off.
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Waterloo
Carl I
Kuehnle
Ida Weld
Carl
Gov. Shaw
Denison
Ile
Strange Disease Plagues Webster City Children
A mysterious illness spreads among Webster City youngsters with many confined to homes. F S Currie describes a neck swelling that grows to the size of a hen’s egg, not mumps, yet remains non fatal so far. The swelling lasts about a week and causes considerable pain.
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Webster City
F. S. Currie
Davis Life Policy Case Reversed in Mutual Reserve Fund Suit
Howes versus the New York Mutual Reserve Fund Life assailed to force $10,000 payment on E. M. Davis life of Clinton. Court ruled nonpayment of annual dues cancels the policies. The decision reverses Judge Wolfe.
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Howes
New York Mutual Reserve
Life
E. M. Davis
Clinton
Wolfe
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