Tokyo's Europeanizing trend meets temple lights and festival crowds
The author notes rapid change in Tokyo with European dress and tech, praising utility but condemning excess. He describes attending a Nichiren festival at Ikegami and a baseball game against Waseda, detailing crowds, lantern-lit streets, and the contrasts between modern bustle and sacred calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseda Boys
Japan
Tkegami
Omori Station
Wisconsin
Kelo” University
Wenaww
Waseda University
Baron Okuma
Ikxero
Waseda
Apsctators
T& Great
Waseda Rooters
Nichiren
Tokyo
Kiminato
Bay of Yedo
Minobu
Ikegami
Gautama
St. Louis
Buddha
Httle
Port Arthur
A Corner in Ancestors by Eleanor Lexington
The Hoskins family name has numerous spellings such as Hoskyns Hoskyn Burke's arms place them in Cornwall with landed estate roots. In Surrey Hereford and colonial records the form Hoskins or Hoskins appears. Derivations trace Hoskins to Roger Rogers or Rodgers and to Hodge.
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Hoskins
Hoskynsa
Hoskyn
John Hoskins
Hoskyne
Hosken
Burke
Cornwall
Great Britain
Surrey
Hereford
Hoskyns
Hoskin
Roger
Rogers
Rodgers
Hodge
The Hoskins Name A Genealogical Sketch From Roger to North Carolina
The piece traces the Hoskins surname from Roger variants across England and Normandy, linking to the Domesday Book and old forms like Shoskins Hodges and Fitzroger. It notes Norman roots, royal connections, and a Kinship line to Tyrrell County North Carolina with figures such as Richard Hoskins and Mary Roberts, and mentions Burke’s coat of arms with a barry of six and a bordure ermine and a tree crest.
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Hodgking
Hosking
Roger Sa
Great Britain
Rogers
Rogerus
Hoskins
England
Normandy
Roger
Hruod
Toglc
William the Conqueror
Suffolk
Gunneda
Henry
Earl of Ferris
Lincolnshire
Ling
Isabel
Earl of Warwick
Iselda
Thomas Mountjoy
Charles I
William Hosking
Thomas
Richard
Tyrrell County
North Carolina
Mary Roberts
James
William
Richard Hoskins
Winnefred Wiggins
Edenton
Edmund
Bartholomew Hoskins
Virginia
Thomas Date
Barry
Turner Family History Traced From Normandy to America
The narrative traces the Turner name from its Normandy origins in um tour noir to medieval lords of Tournoir, noting spellings such as Turnor and Tourneur. It details Turner prominence in England, Scotland, and Ireland, with seats in Oxford, London, and various counties, plus notable Turners in Virginia and Kentucky and the recurring use of the name William.
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Turner
Normandy
Les Sires de
Turnor
Tourner
Tournaire
Tourneur
Turnisr
Reginald de Turnur
John
Turnerus
Scotland
Ireland
Hasf
Oxford
Norfolk
York
Downhathley House
Gloucester
London
Dubin
Court of Exchequer
James Turner
Charles Turkey
James "Turner
Gustavus Adolphus
H O
James
Turners
Virginia
Kentucky
John Lewis Buford
Bufords
Marshals
Hickmans
Can Be
William
New England
Carney History Claims Turner Coat of Arms Story
The text profiles the Carney family from Connecticut with colonial war service and notes Joseph M. W. Turner as a notable painter in the Devonshire Turner line. It describes a heraldic coat of arms with a blazon including ermine, chevrons, a chief with a unicorn, a crest with a stag and laurel, and cites a 1620 grant date.
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Patriota Alcways
Isaac
Jedediah
Matthew
Connecticut
Joseph M. W. Turner
Devonshire
Familly
Turners of Devonshire
Lovelorn Exchange Teases Future Meeting
A storehouse of old dialogue shows a Lovelorn plea with Myrtilla vowing to sever ties and promising to reveal the reason if spoken to again tomorrow evening. The exchange captures a melodramatic moment of romance and suspense typical of period storytelling.
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Myrtilla
Percy Nand Algy Play Exchange Sparks Witty Banter
In a brisk stage exchange, Percy praises the beauty of the play and notes a clever line from the near end. Algy remarks, prompting a witty back and forth as the characters revel in the script’s rhythm.
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Algy
Percy
Mystery Death Sparks Debate Over Cause of Death
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a disagreement over the death cause with references to appendicitis and an earlier operation, implying a contested medical determination and possible conspiracy or misdiagnosis. The exchange centers on Baxter and an unnamed speaker questioning the official verdict.
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HE Real
Prof
Frederick Starr
Amalie
Ikegam
Eleanor Lexington
Shoskins
Fores
Hodges
Hodgson
Hodgin
Hotchkiss
Fitzroger
Ap- Roger
Prodger
Carney
Bleezer
Baxter
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