Ashore at a Yorkshire coast Olive and Angus meet
Angus Marriott, touring the coast, meets Olive Neelson in a windswept village. He learns Olive’s past and choice of life among her kin, while locals recount her parents’ history and warn of the coast’s dangers. The pair converse about liberty, wealth, and future.
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Kaittimg
Sailor's Rest
Angur
Eca
Coastguard
Angus
Robin Hoods Bay
Tymmouth
Ehrick
Cotterell
Eafy
Olive Neelson
Olive
Hadrome
Levatnaya
Argus
Ellice
Eilice
Side
Ellice Owre Beck
Las
Lindon
Olize
Dave
Ahs
Riot at Revival Ends in Tragedy in Ohio
A religious revival at a church in Els Bottom Ohio erupted into a riot. Three people were killed and several seriously injured as worshipers smashed fixtures and attacked each other. Pastor Dodge is said to be insane after the violent outbreak.
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Els Botom
Ohio
Jesus Christ
Mula
Dodge
Chuurch
de. Dodge
Dongel
de, Dodge
Judas Iscariotani
Mass Hero Gordon at Khartoum Siege Chronicle
The article recounts General Gordon's career from 1833 to his 1884 Khartoum siege, detailing his postings in the East, his role in suppressing the Tai Ping rebellion, and his controversial Sudan mission. It notes his arrival in Khartoum on February 18, protection efforts, and his stubborn resolve to hold the city despite rising odds and incomplete relief efforts.
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Charles George
Royal Engineers
Secorg
England
Khartoum
London
Gladstone
Times
Gen. Gordon
Congo
Gena. Gordon
Brussels
Lord Grenville
Cypro
Nile
Gen
Gordon
Egypt
Ife
Bruasela
Col. Stewart
Sudan
Cairo
The
Soudan
Evelyn Baricg
Mahdi
Wady Hata
Bongola
Zebeler
Equator
Sennar
Kaesala
Berber
Dongola
Hoate
Mehci
Mr. Power
M. Herbin
Steemer
Wady Gama
Thomasa Kem
Stanford
The Horse and Human Health Through Balanced Work
The article argues work and food must balance for strength. A fat horse without work loses muscle while proper exercise builds bone and muscle. Fat tissue equals disease. lean, muscular work produces durable power. It cites Burdette on work and cautions against overreaching horses or people.
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Burdette
Halloway Plans Global Womens College in England
Thomas Halloway funds a vast new women’s college at Mount Lee near Windsor Park, west of London. The 96 acre site hosts a 520 by 376 foot rectangular complex of two six story blocks with cross connects, housing 300 students and a Christian orderly household government. Endowment tops about 85 million, promising the costliest single benefactored education for women yet.
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Thomas Halloway
Engishman
Mount Lee
Windsor Park
London
Hall
A Boorish Peasant of Huntingdonshire
A tale from Huntingdonshire notes a peasant boy named Tom mus who bows and aids a lady by opening a gate the lady calls civil. The boy replies with a garbled retort that humorously exposes his ill fitting schooling in manners.
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Huntingdonshire
Tommus
Huntingdons
Nihilism in the Russian Army Reported in Cromstadt
Private advices from St. Petersburg say treasonable talk and Nihilism spread in the Russian army. The old spirit pervades Cromstadt as artillery and naval officers are sent from St. Petersburg to replace inspected officers who must report to the capital for trial.
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St. Petersburg
Cromstadt
St. Petraburg
Thankful Old Maids at a Rural Wedding
Grandma Winkum praises a settled old maid at the wedding. The speaker notes that girls are wiser and overruled by circumstance, while old maids feel thankful and eager to please.
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Bily
Grandma Winkum
Cost of the Woolwich Infant Gun Reveals Exact Price
An 80 ton Woolwich gun ordered April 26 1878 cost £9026 13s 11d. Materials total £6576 16s 4d. Labor £1507 19s 4d. Indirect expenditure £352 4s. The breakdown shows war costs run to precise funds and underscores how modern warfare hinges on finances as well as engineering.
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Woolwich
The Congo Question and Global Rivalry
The Congo region, vast and resource rich, is described as a critical strategic area comparable to a second India. The text notes its navigable rivers and population, and warns that England's rivals fear seeing Africa unfold as Asia has, preferring to check any potential expansion.
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United States
Congo
India
England
Asia
Africa
Levity for Lawyers and Laughter in History
A humorous survey notes more lawyers in the country and jokes about their tribulations and shorthand. It compares lawyers with preachers and cites cultural trivia such as the British Museum catalogue expanding to 276 manuscript volumes and plans to finish about a decade hence.
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Toronto
British Museum
Bt. Jamac
New Malady for Murderers Explains Psychopathy Defense
The St Petersburg acquittal of Milo Semenova in the Sarah Decker case draws a Paris like scene. An expert witness, Dr Bajicaky, argued the defendant’s hysteria and psychopathy rendered her morally irresponsible. Balinsky explains psychopathy as a condition where moral faculties are normal but all moral notions are void. egotism dominates, guiding actions.
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Wayside Inn
Metropelia
Senda
Eif
Amooth
St. Petersburg
Milo
Semenova
Sarah Decker
Paris
Marie
Clovis Hugues
Hugues
Mile. Semenova
M. Bajicaky
M. Balinsky
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