Larrabee Retires After Twenty Years in Iowa Senate
Px Gov William Larrabee, longtime Iowa official and twice governor, resigns from the state board of control after twenty years in the senate. Legislature cheers him at the state house as he departs for Clermont and then six months abroad in New York. Major James M Hoskins, a Democratic leader from Brazil Indiana, dies at 69 after a Mexican War rank and prior county auditor service. John D Rockefeller to donate 1.5 million dollars to the University of Chicago, per university confirmation.
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Des Moines
William Larrabee
Iowa
State Senate
State Board of Control
State House
Milliman
Govenor Larrabee
Clermont
New York
Brazil
Ind
James M. Hoskins
Howkins
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
New York City
West Washington street dinner honors Dr Poage and bride
The Washington society celebrated at Mrs Ida Hood’s home with a six o'clock dinner for Dr Poage and his bride. Nine guests were served four courses of seasonal delicacies and musical selections by Mrs Poage.
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West
Washington Street
Ida Hood
Dr Poage
Poage
Washington
Prisoner of Faith Shelter in a Storm
Philip Strong welcomes a weary stranger during a harsh storm. The man asks for a Bible, prays with beauty and humility, and is offered the spare room by the Mines family. The household chooses hospitality over fear, making the visitor feel at home despite uncertainty.
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Philip
Brother Man
Bee
Isaiah
Strong
Man
Newspaper Rankings and Circulation Claims Session
The text discusses The Omaha World-Herald and The Chicago Tribune in terms of newspaper quality and advertising prominence. It cites a claim that The World-Herald ranks highly in honesty and presentation while noting Chicago Tribune’s large advertising output and readership among intelligent readers.
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One Tribune
United States
Omaha World-Herald
Inquirer
the World-Herald
de Sarimente
Chicago Tribune
World-Herald
Chicago
The
West
Brother Man Vanishes From Philip’s Morning Guest
In the morning Philip checks for his guest at dawn and finds the room untouched and the stranger who called himself Brother Man gone. His wife questions whether the visitor existed, while Philip recalls the man with the lantern who stabbed the desk and wonders if the affair was dream or madness.
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Brother Man
Philip
Mrs. Strong
Sarah
Man
Whittaker Returns From Chicago Stock Run
Milton Dick experienced a painful accident while working in the timber south of the city. He was driving a load of wood when he slipped while stooping to avoid an overhanging branch, cutting a bad forehead gash. The wound was dressed nearby and he drove home.
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Milton Dickep
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