Pope and emperors in a changing Catholic stance
A long Irish Catholic letter examines Vatican defenses and German rule amid Victor Emmanuel’s Berlin visit. It notes tension between church authority and secular power, Catholic loyalty, and the oath of Old Catholics tethered to Prussia. It also reports ships, finances, and Rome’s church seizures amid ongoing Franco-German religious-political frictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pr. Brady
Victor Emmanuel
Vienna
Berlin
Lennon
W. Maziere Brady
Flore
Verona
Europe
Victor Hinanuel
William
Germany
Austria
Minhetti
Wiliam
Victor Exvanual
Pepe
Hrupp
William of
Prussia
Pranuis Hued
Italy
France
Allianer Wis
la Grande Nation
Ttalian War Department
Arn
Tralidiv
Victor Mimanuel
Presinter
Victor Emanuel
Fis
Tatiana
la Mamora
Bismark
Joseph Tubert Ruikens
Reikens
Bisnark
Minghetti
Pius IX
Sbatesmata
Pius
Relkens
Willian
Gathole
Viet Karimel
Truly
Pimeiani
Simeeli
Roma
Sueh
Victor Marnuel
Gasyour
Prange Bie
Seca Momeehs
Feap
Wilkin
Vienn
Createian Eediat
Dissipation and Harvard data urge study over life of college
A column argues that mortality after graduation rises with inferior scholarship and late nights. It cites Harvard mortality tables by Professor Pierce, linking excess deaths in early years to dissipation and intense passions. It notes Laura Keene’s death from consumption and traces her England to New York stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Havana
Sir Santisgade Cabs
Jataica
Cuba
Muayti
Port-au-Prince
Virginius
Virginias
Jamaicar
Fred Agen
Colon
Sam
Jamaica
San Hugo de Guba
Yornado
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago da Cuba
Cantabro
Iaiurs
Tin Islands
Harvard University
Pierce
Euclid
Legion
Tabernacle
Laura Keene
England
Yates
Richmond
London
Mme. Vestris
Lyceum
Addison
Pauline
Lord Lytton
Olimpic Theatre
Wallack
Broadway
Broome Street
Albing Manderville
Munipolitin ‘Theatres
Winter Garden
Philadelphia
C W Tines
M.urinble
Ros Dind
Sheazan
Fourteenth Street
New York Express
J W.A. CO. Ryan
Ryan
Gobouria
Marshal Barlow
Gabouria
Barlow
Pierrepont
Gubouria
Ran
White Ryan
Downey
Tate
Galenuria
Guba
Tyan
Mens
Our Snciety
Helmbold
Bueha Pane
Fashion Gossip on Neck Adornment for Weddings and Balls
The column notes changing etiquette for ladies focusing on throat adornment. It praises pale shades like blue lavender pink and straw, favors velvet ribbons and silk fabrics, and describes new decorative elements such as locket pins replacing breastpins and delicate fringe.
Ritualistic Harvest Festival at St Pauls Walworth
A Pall Mall Gazette writer describes a crowded harvest festival at St Pauls Walworth London. The channel altar ledges brim with floral garlands and fruit while banners rise high along the arch. Clergy sit with backs to the congregation as aisles fill with onlookers and processions move through the church before a benediction by the vicar. The congregation skews toward lower middle classes with many children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiter
Pall Mall Gazette
St. Paul's
Walworth
Goondon
Secolling Bishop Cummings Leaves Protestant Episcopal Church
The Kentucky bishop withdraws from the Protestant Episcopal Church stating subversive views in churches, plans to return to the William White prayer book, and cites inability to remain in the current church while maintaining unity with evangelical allies. He urges peaceful relations at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Cummings
Kentucky
Switch
Jesus
William White
The Shrinkage in Charleston Prices and Trade Conditions
A Charleston observer reports nationwide money stringency curbing wholesale sales by about thirty three percent and dull interior demand while retail trade stays brisk. Prices vary with goods with reductions in prints and broadcloth yet butter and silk goods show notable shifts. overall gloom gives way to cautious optimism for improvement.
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Deslern
New York
King Street
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Pope
Viruinius
Geo. Burriel
Cvuly
Gren
de Martin
United States
Kingston
Balric
the Nilsson Collarne
Salikes
Brussels
Charleston
Charleston Neva
Guurier
Charléatom
Charlestor
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