Iowa items span crime to sport and tragedy
A Cherokee trio opens a restaurant while other Iowa briefs report cemetery vandalism reward, a LeMara resident’s billiard ball incident, petitions against a newspaper sale, cattle and grain trades, drownings in Davenport and Sioux City, a bottle poisoning scare, a youth wrenching story in Clarke county, forgeries in Independence, a Wabash brakeman fatality, a $2000 Sioux City trot, an heiress in Cedar Rapids, a centenarian county charge, missing Pocahontas funds, and the Dubuque bridge chief’s death from apoplexy.
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Lemara
Ww. A. Dent
Iowa
Jefferson
J. W. Salter
Lincoln Township
Harlan County
Harlan
Dr. Kellogg
Decatur
John J. Fry
Dubuque
Connecticut
LBA
Emil Koepke
C. F. Koepke
Davenport
Crawford County
Houwo
Henry Klammoth
Sioux City
Frank Winters
Pork House
Buffalo
Hattie Wilson
J. J. Wilden
Dridgewater Township
Clay County
E.R. Burton
McGregor
Guttenberg
Clarke County
Fred. Wilson
Independence
Alex
Alek
Winthrop
New York
Alice Davis
Clinton
Chicago
James Foley
Wabash
Bilver Cley
Koeebs
Elmwood
New Hampton
Mary West
Cadar Rapids
Creston
Felix Sheriign
Joseph Falls
Pocahontas County
Auddenly
Alonzo Spaulding
Flus
Don't Fight Malice Van Dixo and Slander
A retired admonition against engaging with malice and slander. The speaker urges restraint, arguing that fighting falsehoods only harms the accuser and erodes reputation. It favors patient, magnanimous conduct and letting time and proper actions expose or erase aspersions.
Platonic Friendship in Chambers Journal Analysis
The piece discusses how certain men, after failed loves through death, betrayal, or unhappy marriages, may form Platonic attachments with sympathetic women. It contrasts "disappointed women" who are less likely to do so and notes some women who, due to temperament or routine contact with men, can develop strong platonic bonds without romantic love.
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Chambers’ Journal
Minda
National APPAIRS Protest Over Decilidion and Habeas Corpus Plan
A fragmentary report describes a House contest over a habeas corpus writ for a prisoner in Massachusetts and a proposed change to rules, with names including John J Hayes Henry A Oliver A M Gartunl Robert Pharter Alexander Mitchell and William A Wheeler. The piece notes partisan protest, committee actions, and a May 25 congressional proceeding with adjournment and votes.
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John J. Hayes
Massachusetts
Henry A. Oliver
Pennsylvania
Commisseriar
Keifer
Committee On Rules
Pravent
United States
Reed
Randall
Kenna
Blackburn
Rendall
Cox
Democratiy
Waa
Congressional
Miller
Contested Mackay Dibble election case stirs House
In a stormy May session the Mackay v Dibble case dominated debate with dilatory motions and a push for immediate recommittal. Republicans pressed for action while Democrats confronted parliamentary rulings as the House adjourned awaiting further votes and a later reconsideration.
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Mackay-Dibble
Calkins
Randall
Kenfa
Wmnolion
Tone
Pheaker
Curtin
Hoar
Wandall
Kenna
Manuay
Kenny
Lito
Wood
New York
cGbeal
Creek Indian Fund
Mitata
Tranqin
Arerntory
Venenuela
Seasion
Roll Catin
Watkins
Bourne
Bouubr
Bir
Mackay Va
Dibble
Blackburn
Mackey- Dibble
Messrs
Bucford
Calking
House
Samuel Dibble
Dunn
Mississippi
Fovernor Magum
Arkansas
Mr Lane
Maryland
Gnally
Ranney
Massacunaetta
Committee On Elections
Florida
Bighee
Finley
Randal
Mvasre
Phelps
Aythenburgh
James Gang Surrender Talks Rise In Missouri Case
Report from New York cites Crittenden plans to press for the surrender of Frank James and other James gang members upon return to Missouri as authorities press to end gang activities. Annie Ralston James return to Jackson County stirs renewed interest in pursuit and possible pardons.
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Yank James
Annie Ralston James
Frank Jamesythn
Annie Rainton
Jackson County
Sanequel Bilston
Richnat Wren
James
Alice
Chleagon & Alton Road
St. Louis
Sys Ya
Sue
Cumeaa
Mre
Aurelda Samuels
Mra
Jerse James
Meg. Aten Palier
Pidependerne
Kansas City
Bee
Frank Tames
Sherif Timberlake
Tf. H. Craig
Kansan City
New York
Ioy
Crittenden
Miarouri
Frank James
Missouri
Gue
Foreign, Parnell in Commons sparks splintered debate
Readable fragments describe Parnell’s speech in the commons on the reped seta bil, with telegraphic comment noting an apologetic tone. A letter writer, Albert Young, was arrested and sentenced to ten years for a threat to the queen. Dispatches from Cairo discuss Arabi Bey, Turkish influence, and the Khedive’s position amid reform and military tensions.
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Parnell
LETTE
Albert Yuang
Darwinism as Christian according to critics
A fragment from a debate argues Darwin did not deny religious belief and that his theory of evolution by descent is compatible with Christianity. It contends Darwinism explains human origins as part of a divine order and does not require belief in Adam's direct descent to affirm moral progress and the present human condition.
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Arabi
Cairo
Ubekhediye
Lembi
England
France
Turkey
Kuedveld
Khinkive Haa
Alexandria
Witeh
Tin Owelve Woura
Sultan Pacha
Remai'n
Khedive
Arabi Hey
Darwin
Stiehon
Darwin Remembered as a Foremost Scientific Leader
The article mourns Charles Darwin at the end of a long life rich in achievement. It notes his perpetual youth of mind, eagerness for new facts, and readiness to revise judgments. Darwin’s influence is placed alongside Aristotle, Descartes, and Newton, with a new generation embracing his foundational ideas.
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Mr. Darwin
Darwin
Arly
Bea
Alexander von Humboldt
Sinones
Aristotle
Descartes
Newton
Juno Auantic
Miseries of the Turkish Bachelors and State Rules
An article describes strict Ottoman bachelor life rules as authorities monitor celibacy and housing. It notes penalties for bachelors, required chaperones, lender scrutiny, and the impact of slavery edicts on domestic life, with officials enforcing morality and family reputations.
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Whitedoon
Ran
Bach
Transnelian
Piscovarad
Hodias
Christian
Turkey
Mtarest
Uie
Morsda
Fragmented prose on drama and morals in obscure lines
A confused text notes a glorious but flawed production, mentions a mother recovering, a Tong Hui figure, Kilney- Wortabe, and a Quaker oath, all within a tangled reflection on marriage, family, and scarcity of meat.
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Porter
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Ike Forrest
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United States Circuit Court
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Canada
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Army of the Cumberland
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McCarthy
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S Porse
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Lincoln
Neb
Suetom House
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Joman Fiske
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Kilney
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