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29 Nov 1873
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Aiken Tribune in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Tribune
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1873
Page
1
Song of Spanish Glory on the Sea
A fragmented poem recalls a merchant steamer tied to Spanish victory and Cuban rebellion. It mentions blood, sea action, and pride, with sailors and civilians linked to a historical clash and lingering reverence for past glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
The Spaniards of Cuba and the Casino Espanol
An analysis of Cuban rebellion era rule from 1868 to 1870s notes Spanish Captain-Generals, the Casino Espanol influence, and brutal actions against insurgents. It argues Spain's government and Paris influence fail to curb the Casino, with Catalan volunteers wielding power and mass killings as policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cospedes
Cuba
Spain
Carlos
Juerauodi
Howe
Lersundi
Indies
Inquisition
Metropolia
Taabella Segunda
Culva
Havana
Casino Espanol
de Rodes
Offeer
Powerleus
Count Valmaseda
Wara
Strangs
Madrid
Paris
Guaino
Santiago de Guba
Santiago de Cubs
Washington
Great Sale At Claflin Co Draws Dense City Trade
The New York Sun reports the first day of H. B. Claflin & Co's great sale drew a massive crowd as retailers jobbers and commission houses ordered stock to stock their shelves. Prices for domestic fabrics fell about 24 percent while general goods dropped 5 to 15 percent, with cash purchases and rapid packing of orders throughout the day. The move aims to relieve manufacturer distress and avert broader economic trouble by accelerating cash flow and keeping porters busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
H. B. Claflin & Co
Claflin & Co
Staples
Glasgow
A.T. Stewart & Co
Claflin’ & Co
Origin of Royal and Noble Titles Across Languages
The Norman influence brought sir and madam to England from madame and domina. Germanic elder evolved into alderman and earl. Lords may derive from hlaford or plafweard, while Lady ties to bleafdige. Duke comes from Latin dux. count from comes. baron from bard. knight from knecht. king from konig. queen as mother. Governor links to rex and gubernare through Latin. Minister traces to minus, magister to magia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Madam
England
Madamia
Madame
Meadomina
Donna
Dame
Dominicella
Domina
Demoiselle
Dameel
Geigneur
Sieur
Air
Earl
Lord
Hlaford
Plafweard
Lady
Duke
Dux
Comes
Knecht
Konig
Regere
Magister
Magia
Spontaneous Hay Combustion On Munich Farm
A hay stack near Munich reportedly self-ignited when damp hay heated, producing sparks and dark brown ash. Workers near a smaller stack were nearly suffocated by carbon monoxide as the large pile burned. experiments with heated ash showed complex volatile behavior suggesting a role in spontaneous combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Cub
Greet
War against ritualism drives Cummins from Kentucky church
The Rev George David Cummins assistant bishop of Kentucky resigns citing ritualist practices and high church controversy The letter rejects participation in joint services in New York and bemoans ritualism urging a revised prayer book and a return to primitive Episcopacy He notes plans to serve in a new sphere and references the Church of Jesus in Mexico for inspiration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George David Cummins
Diocese of
Kentucky
Cummins
Episcopal Church
St. Peter’s Church
Baltimore
New York
Benjamin Bosworth Smith
D. D
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of England
England
Burnet
Patrick
Tillomon
Stillingfleet
United States
Willie White
The
Evangelical Alliance
John Hall
Hall
William Arnot
Edinburgh
Dorner
Berlin
Jesus Christ
Europe
Mexico
Tom
Christ
Holy Catholic Church
Communion of Saints
Louisville
February 1873 Briefs From Across The World
News notes cover Kentucky farmers protests craft of physicians and lawyers. A Holy Land pilgrimage to England is priced at 125 to 176 dollars. Titania Sullivant loses ten thousand acres to frost, fifteen thousand more at stake. Chicago's Potter Palmer's grand hotel opens to the public with a vast building cost and million-dollar site value. Chinese waters see crackdown on the coolie trade and ships expelled. Mississippi forms a Taxpayers League to oversee officials and bonds. American corn fuels German and Italian alcohol production. recent exports approach Naples and Leghorn. Prussian sale of a gypsum island near California valued at 300,000 dollars for fertilizer use. Hipple Hall from London arranges land deals for a large Anglo-American migration push and Virginia colonies. Indiana readies a test case on miscegenation law versus civil rights amendments. U S Germany postal card exchange to start December 1 1873 with two cent postage for Germany. Unpaid postal cards not forwarded.
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Ishad
Quba
BGP
Esch Waek
Henry Sparnick
Jamaica
Africa
Farmers’ Movement
Holy Land
Churchi
Englan
Michael Sullivant
Tennessa
Potter Palmer's ‘Bew
Chicago
Adinpateh
Anus
Mississippi
Taxpayers” League
Germany
Italy
Naples
Leghorn
San Francisco
Gulf of California
Hipple Hall
Anglo-American Land and’ Bmigration Company
Bridge Street
London
Staunton
Indiana
Edward Brown
Indianapolis
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