Ischia Earthquake Horror and Rescue Tales From Naples
Reports from Ischia recount a devastating earthquake near Casamicciola on March 4 1881 destroying two thirds of the town. One hundred twenty six dead and many injured, with soldiers rescuing survivors and a woman found alive after a day beneath rubble. Many other towns remain undamaged, while baths and hotels near the coast escape harm.
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Rome
Ischia
Naples
Cuanmiceiols
Edmond de Amicia
Valer Ia
Generoua
Terrale
Ramaina
Col. Parodi
Nogy
Firab
Italy
Palinle
Casamicciola
Bene
Toren
Revision of the New Testament Ends in English and American Teams
The article outlines the long joint effort by English and American scholars to revise the Greek New Testament. It notes the Canterbury origin in 1870, initial English work by twenty-one scholars, later joined by fifteen Americans, and two major revision rounds spanning years. It describes two thirds votes, Jerusalem and Westminster Abbey meetings, and heavy time and expense borne by Clarendon Press and Cambridge University Press. It concludes with confidence that the new translation will improve language while preserving the core Bible.
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Joseph Angus
Canterbury
New Testament Company
Ths
America
Jeruslem
Westminster Abbey
Clarendon Frees
Oxford
Univerity Press
Cambridge
Westminster
Tle
Fale
Brean
Eliot
Harvard College
Mary L. Booth
Hiurper
Basar
Parker House
Boston
James
Minnesota
Mocthedrateen Church Booth
Nashville Iy
Richmond
Dn Joh C. Granberg
Vanderbilt University
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Watind
Treasury Department
United Ftates
How Horses are Spoiled by Careless Owners
A critique of horse mistreatment in which careless owners ruin animals within two years. The piece cites lack of proper feeding, neglect of grooming, and failure to protect horses from cold and damp, noting many owners lack common sense about equine care and routine feeding.
Political realignment rumor rocks the nation in warning
A March report from Wasarsarox claims a secret Democratic split brewing since November, with leaders in New York and the South planning a new party on No Protection No Special Privileges, signaling a potential disruption to the old Democratic framework and a possible national realignment. The piece cites prominent politicians, editors, and southern leaders as shaping this shift amid a broader political upheaval.
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Wasarsarox
Tam
Ingakuda
New York City
Tare
Arly
National Democratic Committee
New York State
South
Democratic Organization
Naw
Democratic Party
Cesar
Garfield
Congress
Jersey
Frank Hurd
Toledo
New Crusade
Thurman
Charles A. Dann
Aod
New York Sun
Cooper
New York
The
Word
T Butler
Democracy
Massechusetts
Pendleton
Quuemontt Enquirer
Kentucky
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hampton and
Hutler
South Carolina
Mahone
Virginia
Stimmulus
Hoon
Tofestat
Stix
Demasmary
Geniva
Ae Omen
Witeress
Cor
Minneapolis
Mira
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Dr. Clarke
Ton
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Bardihood
Craig
Waite
Pitfal
Don Quixote
Ming
Ahe
Jno. P. Southern
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Amos D. Williams
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Blue Ridge Railroad Company
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Wall Street
Messrs. Wealey & Williams
Anotherveto
Sunrems Court
Stata
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Nestle Ee Hiptaria
Supreme Court of the United States
Dennis
Williame
Iusignees
Blue Ridge Railroad
Williams
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Bryan
Catesyrill
Dootus McMahon
J. H. Rion
Chesterfield
Thomas
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Columbia
Mears
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Astor
Extea
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Ischla
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