Confederate Pensions Debate At Gettysburg Address
The article reports General Bennett H. Young addressing 15,000 Union veterans at Gettysburg on Confederate pensions. He argues, while not demanding federal pensions, that the South deserves consideration and that the nation should reward service to the republic, highlighting the concept of good will and constitutional principle.
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Mulhall Exposé Sparks Public Debate Over Trust
The article questions Colonel M M Mulhall's reputation after a major expose, noting that many now view him as a betrayer. It asks why party leaders and papers oppose him while failing to pursue unconfessed rascals, implying a broader political critique.
Public duty over punishment in political discourse
The piece argues that good citizens should focus on useful service rather than vilifying individuals who served the public. It urges progressive Democratic publications to engage with current issues and expose patterns in both parties, criticizing local organs for damning Mulhall instead of addressing the broader situation.
Debt Free Church Edifice Sets Example for Gospel Work
A First Congregational church in the city cleared a $21,000 debt last week, boosted by a $5,000 donor challenge if the remainder was raised in time. The campaign is praised as a test of spirituality and unity, and a debt-free church is seen as a lasting joy and model for others.
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First Congregational
Iowa politicians and lobby talk swirl around buttons and posts
National Manufacturers association figure Mulhall hints at influence lists and possible lobbyist exposure. Ottumwa Courier notes efforts to boost Heinie Zimmermann and Woody Wilson while Clinton Herald cites Pepper as a protectionist about buttons. Des Moines Capital reports Connolly struggling to choose for the Waterloo post office amid many hopefuls, with Kelly seen as best bet.
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Hartford and Its Humble Prominence in Connecticut History
Hartford, Connecticut, famed as a historic center with old insurance firms and notable residents, is celebrated for its riverfront setting, the 60 acre Capitol Park, and its status as state capital. Noted figures Noah Webster and Mark Twain lived there, while Hartford’s political highs include the Hartford Convention of 1814 and Governor Baldwin era.
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Republican Antecedents and Flags in Iowa Schools
A compilation of editorial notes from several papers discusses a potential future Republican antecedents party not yet defined, the improbability of an immediate reorganization, and speculative party dynamics. The Cedar Rapids Gazette mandates schoolhouse flags, praising patriotism and civic instruction per the recent legislature. Included are humorous wires from Chicago Record-Herald and brief verse from the Washington Star.
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Easy Slippers and Banter in A Thief's Inefficiency
A clipped exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal and New York Whang features Mrs Crawford and Mrs Crabshaw in light banter about calling times and social mishaps. A mock editor remarks on a doomsday schedule while a reporter claims to have the world’s end story ready.
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Peter Vagenas Ends Long Trip
Pater Vagenas a 4 Waterloo Greek who returned home after a year and unexpectedly became a drill officer in the Greek army arrived in the city yesterday. He had missed the Balkan war, having been discharged weeks before. He had gone to Wisconsin after arriving in the United States and was formerly employed in Hawkere Foundry. President Wilson made nominations including Jeremiah Noterer for U S Judge in Washington and Charles L Decker for Surveyor General of Wyoming.
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Help Stop the Slaughter That Ends the Song in the Forest
An Iowa Courier editorial condemns a tariff amendment allowing import of plumage from birds killed as game or pests for millinery. It argues the measure endangers 1,622 listed species and urges readers, especially Waterloo women, to write Senators Cummins and Kenyon to defeat the amendment and stop feather trade slaughter.
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Card of Thanks From Mrs B C Wilcox and Daughter
We thank the kind neighbors and friends for their kindness and help during the sickness and death of husband and father and for the many floral offerings. Mrs C B Wilcox and daughter Gertrude.
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Mother's Friend advertised as a remedy for expectant mothers
An external preparation for abdominal muscles and breasts is praised for reducing fear pain and discomfort during pregnancy. It claims to prevent nausea morning sickness and nervous strain, promising calm repose and joyful anticipation. Available from druggists at $1.00 a bottle. letters to Brad Geld Regulator Co. Atlanta Georgia request their book for expectant mothers.
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