Sunday School Institute at Liberty Church Fr iday event
Readable fragments describe a Sunday School Institute organized by Liberty Church with Rev D Weston Hiatt as speaker citing Nehemiah 4 6. Officers elected include President Rev D Weston Hiatt Vice President G A Gary Secretary Treasurer L Menihia. A baptismal event led by the pastor is noted, with discussion on temperance and community action. References to Fuller Play Lodge decline and moral improvement efforts follow, urging energetic local engagement to combat intemperance.
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Piedmont
Liberty Church
Porpon Nf
Rav. D. Weston Hiatt
Abers Institute
D. Weetos Histt
G A Gary
Treaster
L. Menihia
A. Gary
Ray. D. Weston Hiatt
A. A. Simmons
Besverdain Church
Anderson Couunty
Joie
Paranoa
Mery
Earth
Kingdom of Heaven
The Siberian Mines and Exile Tales from Tobolsk
A narrator recalls a brutal underground prison dormitory in Tobolsk and a guided tour of a Siberian mine used to punish prisoners. He notes harsh conditions, chained inmates, and a stern overseer, with a wary view of Nihilism’s reach in Russia. The piece also touches on travel anecdotes in St. Petersburg and reflections on political oppression.
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Lyla
le Me Saath
Timourry Botte
Carvel ML
Exster
Tobslak
Rusela
Pes Fateppan
Whales Fight at Sea and Sperm Battles Cited
A letter to the editor recounts whaling era dangers and shipboard duties, describing how crews keep watches, signal engagement with distant vessels, and how two noted whale-on-whale battles in the Atlantic and Pacific illustrate ferocity. Anecdotes cover a near encounter off Si Paul’s Island and a later chase near the West Indies, with reflections on merchant ships versus whales. Additional brief notes touch on political committee meetings and party figures.
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New York Sun
Vox
Radecog Saisax
Almaya
Coure
Indian Ocean
Si .Paul's
Terponise
Oura
Agnes
Aen
Westore Islands
Allantic Ocean
Béa
Columbia
Abe
Ball Fighting in Mexico and Social Observations
A long, graphic account describes a bullfight in Mexico City with picadors and espadas, detailing the brutal spectacle and audience reactions, including rockets, blood, and the crowd’s demand for more killing. The piece also comments on tobacco use among women and domestic tensions, then notes a Mexican woman creating dyed fowl feather cloths as a potential industry.
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Aaramonos
Ebwye
United States
Maey
South America
Taman Tipas
Plesdor
Merken
Cirel
Pring Suimal
Hsia
Bloodhound show at Park exposes slave hunt cruelty by Butler
A выступ shows John Thome Butler of Hamburg D C bringing foxhounds and a mounted horse named Sam to Glassgow New York Park to hunt fugitives. The demonstration aimed to prove hounds can locate escapees while challenging slave-cruelty claims. The event features a slave named Sam and a boy rider, with Butler defending the practice and asserting the dogs are not bloodhounds. The episode raises debate on race, labor, and public sentiment in the North and South.
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John Thome
Butler
Hamburg
D. C
New Yorks
Sam
Mars
Mr. Butler
Pleetwood Park
Budler Enlind
Ehane
Courve
Ronaway
J. J. Butler
Dun
MC O. Butler
Plena
Cecaion
White River Agency Letter Calls For Action After Massacre
A lengthy letter from Miss Meekes, daughter of Agent Meeker, mourns the Utes massacre at White River Agency. She urges expedition and troop deployment, criticizes government delays, and condemns officials while stressing the value of honesty and education for Native and settler children.
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Dexven
Gor
Ostohers
Meekés
Meeker
White River
Oribe
Pitsin
Colorado
Wimp
Vast, scattered notes from a listless mid century paper
Fragmented items touch on Texas wool mill profits at New Braunfels and a long mix of social and political anecdotes. The jumble mentions lawlessness in the South, a 100th birthday celebration, a notebook diary entry about a child, Pope Pius publications, and a Paris scandal about child labor, weaving a broad, uneasy mosaic of era concerns and curiosities.
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South
M Dun Motice
North
Garolies
Washinston
Cincinnati
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Grevy
Totarellog
Parla
Parcs
Chalmer Dlla
Woodford
New York
Sprcus
Mr. Chase
Demphter
Daughiter
Bak
England
Thera Ae
Immensa
Dan
Connecticut
Europe
America
Jesus
Ita
Aspiums
Roma
Paris
Irda
Thavandy
George
Troys
Corms
Mary
George Douglas
Anu
Telic
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Emily Coderatood
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Rusia
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Lee
Tapi
Palace Hotel
Carl
Gen. Grant
Pais
Mra. Grant
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Anor
Trevor
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Democratic National Committee
Austic
Texas
Maxey Advjedd
Henry Watterson
Louisville Concier Journal
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Mexico
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Tobecca
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Turkey
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Diz
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Tire
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Havane
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