Growth of Communicants Prompts Missionary Push in State
The report notes communicants rising from 300 to 3000 in the period, with Bishop Garrett of Lexas urging sixteen more churches and a Dallas female seminary chapel. Missionary Brewer of Montana calls for workers and funds, saying the church has outpaced state growth and must endure hard work and deprivations as missionaries receive support salaries. The Missionary Council adjourns to Monday.
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Obituary for Captain Asa P. Blunt in Manchester
Captain Asa P. Blunt, brevet brigadier general and former chief quartermaster, died at 63 in Manchester New Hampshire after two weeks with typhoid fever. Born Danville Virginia, he served from 1861 in the Vermont and Sixteenth Army units, received multiple brevets, and held key posts at Fortress Monroe, Fort Leavenworth, the prison at Nashville, and Boston prior to retirement. He leaves a widow and a grown daughter and was active in Masonry and several veteran organizations. The funeral is in Manchester at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Army and Naval Orders From Washington Bulletin
Army orders relieve Surgeon Benjamin F. Pope from Fort Clark Texas to Whipple barracks Alaska and assign First Lieutenant Fired A Smith and Alfred Reynolds to recruiting duty in Ohio. Navy moves Commander Silas W. Terry to the Naval Home Philadelphia and commands Ranger transfers and leaves for several officers with extensions and retirements. Ground for board at Chicago to examine First Lieutenant Graham Fitch’s disability. Colonel Amos Beckwith to retire and return home.
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Reception for Ex Secretary Endicott in Salem Parade
The Salem Light Infantry Veterans will host a complimentary reception for ex Secretary of War William C Endicott, a former commander of the active company, during their annual parade on October 14 in Salem.
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Mohonk Conference Pushes Indian Education and Citizenship
At Lake Mohonk New York the seventh annual Mohonk conference endorses universal compulsory Indian education, a federal system, and citizenship for Indians. Resolutions urge separation of appointments from party changes, improved land allotment rules, and expanded schooling including higher education and coeducation.
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Pittsburg and Boston Clash In Heated Contested Win
Pittsburg defeats Boston 9 8 in a tense ninth inning as White errs and Brouthers drives in the winning run. Anson fractures his jaw in Chicago Philadelphia collision. Schriver injured. Chicago beats Philadelphia behind Hutchinson as Buffinton etc. Cleveland New York game upset by hits and errors. Indianapolis beats Washington as Fee struggles. Attendance varied from 500 to 2000.
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Reading list of new and notable books and editions
A catalog of recent titles and reprints including works by Massey Wordsworth Hearn Knox and Alcott with introductions notes and translations. Also listed are children's tales histories scientific texts and cookery guides from publishers such as Harper Scribner Roberts G P Putnam and Winchell covering literature travel science and domestic topics.
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New Books On French Authors And Language Learning
Receivers include Jenkins reprint of Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme with Schele de Vere notes, praised for printing quality. Verne’s Around the World in 80 Days edition cited, plus Muzzarelli Antonymes de la Langue Francais as a teacher’s aid.
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Review of Jane Austen study by Mrs Charles Malden
The author notes a slim story in Jane Austen life and relies on extracts from her novels and critical sketches. The volume is faithful and useful within its narrow scope, offering modest insights for readers who cherish Austen’s fiction.
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Harvard Football Schedule Shows Key Changes
Harvard's 11 game slate lists matches against Stevens, Dartmouth, MIT, Williams, Wesleyan, Pennsylvania, Wesleyan again, Princeton, and Yale with all games at Cambridge except the second Wesleyan game in Middletown and the Yale game in Springfield. The Yale and Princeton dates await New York convention approval.
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