The Country Child The Country Chill in Spectator
A poem portrait of a country boy from youth to old age. It contrasts bright mornings and green pastures with simple honest living. The speaker notes the boy's clear eyes, rosy cheeks, connection to nature, and preserved childhood innocence as years pass.
Rastus Knighted by Waverley Heroics at Night
In a Waverley Magazine tale set at a Southern mansion, Rastus spies a brawl over a daughter’s hand and overhears a planned theft. He warns Charles Gordon, foiling Richard Harrol’s robbery scheme and earning praise from Squire Harford, while Mammy contemplates punishment for jam theft.
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Rastus
Rock of Gibraltar
Mammy
Squire Thompson
Richard Harrol
Ethel
Charles Gordon
Jack
Dick Malloy
New Orleans
White House
Squire Harford
Squire
Charlie
Waverley Magazine
Oxford Colleges and Quad Layouts Through History
The text explains how Oxford colleges arrange a central quad with a grand gateway and warden residence over it. It notes Moorish influence in introducing quadrangles to Europe via Spain and describes surrounding facilities such as chapel, library, hall, lodgings, buttery, and kitchens with student rooms above. It cites William of Wickham for placing taller structures on the north to shield from cold and sunnier south facades. Money may move the mule but cannot start it down the road.
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Oxford
India
Europe
Spain
William of Wickham
R. B. Sando
Terrible Mine Explosion Shocks Wehram Pennsylvania
A blast at the Lackawanna Coal and Coke mine in Wehram Pennsylvania stranded 100 to 160 workers underground. Early reports describe many fatalities and severe injuries with the explosion affecting multiple mine sections. Families thronged the mouth of the shaft as rescuers moved to confirm the extent of the disaster. Superintendent Johnson warned of a long death toll and large injury count while authorities tried to gather details amid chaos.
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Wehram
Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg
al Johnson
Superintendent Johnson
Patrick Burns
William Burns
Johnson
Burns
W. N. Johnson
Bishop Bonacum driven from Ulysses by mob
In Ulysses Nebraska a mob forced Bishop Bonacum of Lincoln and two priests to leave town after a long feud with Father Murphy. The bishop and clergy were escorted from the hotel by a livery rig as a crowd protested and threats arose, with pursuit by Father Murphy’s followers.
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Ulysses
Neb
Bonacum
Lincoln
William Murphy
Seward
Father Murphy
Rome
Fathers O'Brien
Kline
Father O'Brien
David City
Bishop Bonacum
Ministers Oust Foster From Chicago Baptist Conference
The Chicago Baptist Ministers Conference expelled Professor George Burman Foster of the University of Chicago on grounds of alleged heretical beliefs in his book The Function of Religion. The 40 to 10 vote removed Foster from conference fellowship but did not affect his ministerial standing.
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George Burman Foster
Chicago Baptist Ministers’ Conference
University of Chicago
Foster
Johnston Myers
Moster
Mr. Myers
Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Chicago
Trade Statement Shows NV Imports Up and Food Exports Down
The May trade report from the Bureau of Statistics in Washington notes a rise in imports of manufacturing materials and a drop in exports of foodstuffs compared with May of last year. About fifty import items account for two thirds of import value, and a similar number of export items cover about three fourths of export value. The bureau cites increases in raw silk hides and skins India rubber wool copper lumber and chemicals, with months and cumulative figures showing imports exceeding those of the prior year, while food exports remain mostly lower.
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Bureau of Statistics
Washington
Bureau
Imart
Selecting the Layers and Related Poultry Notes
Practical guidance on choosing productive hens by observation and activity, breeding for strong layers, and removing inferior stock. Includes notes on sheep economics, farm poultry care, and improving cow stables, with tips on scaly leg treatment and odorless coop practices.
London Lambs Inn Opens on Jermyn Street
London opens Lambs inn on Jermyn Street differing from its New York counterpart. Glass blocks are now common in Silesia.
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London
Jermyn Street
New York
Silesia
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