Plague Recurrence Noted Across Nations and Cities
The piece warns of a new plague surge worldwide with 10000 deaths in Peking and hundreds more in Bombay and Calcutta. It cites the American Medical Association findings on 13 deaths in a 13 day federal probe of Chinese quarters and warns that war and national hatreds fuel a broader decay and expansion.
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China
Cape Colony
Mauritius
Russia
India
Peking
Bombay
San Francisco
Journal of the American Medical Association
Federal Investigation Comission
Calcutta
Zola and the Lost Kipling Novel Revealed
James Gavelie recalls Zola during Paris starvation decades ago. He wrote a long history novel at school that Zola kept but could not read due to illegible handwriting. Zola now enjoys a happier life, having once starved in the streets, refusing money for three novels.
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Lola
Zola
Kipling
Rola
Paris
Iisy
England
Christindom
Jaire
Votaire
Switzerland
Congress of the
United States
Shakespenre
Gladstone
Maunulayty
Methodist Church
America
Christian Church
House of God
Marseillaise
Jesus Chriman
Ilinois
Windis
Puoria
Find
Sunday Schools
Illinois
Washington
New York
Paria
Absurd North Carolina Names Spark Discussion on Nomenclature
A Raleigh dispatch notes the will easing of Mr Jee Snow and family names such as Hail Snow Rain Snow. It argues naming a child is serious and solemn, and funny names may injure a person in business and public life. The Baltimore Sun cites past government refusals to record profane or blasphemous mining claims and urges clergy to resist such names.
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Raleigh
N. C
Jee Snow
North
Carolin
Sharp Blunt
Link Quick
United States
Baltimore Sun
Westminster Abbey to Close for Coronation Preparations
Westminster Abbey will close to the public for about four months next year as preparations begin for the coronation ceremony. Interior work will take three months, followed by three to four weeks to remove temporary structures. Pillars and monuments will be covered in wood and scarlet cloth, with ceremonial details to be finalized by a Privy Council committee. The coronation is expected toward the end of June. The dean and chapter seek perquisites for items brought into the abbey for the ceremony, citing past gains in 1821 1831 and 18 48.
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Westmlanter Abbey
Westminster Abbey
Privy Council
Dean and Chapter
Westminster
Alumanac
Church of God
Chevreau
Hnglish
Sharon Turner
China
Christendom
Strauss Wagner Talk Reveals Early Viennese Reaction
Johans Strauss, a longtime Wagnerian, recalled introducing the Tame hauser overture in Vienna and rehearsing it in two rooms at his home. His mother, astonished by the music, exclaimed in German that it was remarkable and exciting, marking Vienna’s first response to Wagner’s work.
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Strauss
Wagner
Johans Strauss
Viena
du Jeanz
Jeany
The Decline of Infidelity and Rise of Christianity in America
A fiery 1901 sermon argues Christianity strengthens as infidels attack, citing growth from early centuries to modern mission work. It extols Bible authority, church vitality, and scientific advances fueling faith, while contrasting secular comfort with gospel solace for grief and doubt.
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Dovid
Trun
Selene
Tales
Avussiz
Uial
Darwin
Lamarek
Wallace Waerlns Agiise
Cope
Hersehedenmuidig Vergason
Ehersehel
la Place
Earth
Lionville
Isaac Newton
Shree
Saya David Brewster
Auroré Doventia
Saya Tins
Lacie
Huins
Bolit
Jenlurson
Mayer
Jesus Christ
Wall Street
New York
State Street
Boston
Third Street
Philadelphia
United States
Chicago
New Quenny
Charleston
Cincinnati
Sig
Swing sayings mark Rev Leighton Parks for repartee
The Rev Leighton Parks known for sharp wit and storytelling impressed at a Barone dinner where a profane young man used "Oh, the devil" frequently. Parks responded with politeness and a remark that the devil is no friend of mine.
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Leighton Parks
Eimmanuel Ehuyeh
Janz
Barone Hie
Arcesary
Lien
Cleriquinn
Ming
Rboston Herald
The Bishop of London Salary and Costs in First Year
The Dintop of London notes the London bishop earns 50000 dollars yearly with taxes insurance and maintenance on two residences at least 15 percent, reducing income to about 42500 dollars. First year expenses for furniture palace and other charges leave a small margin for other costs.
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London
Atrace
Methodist Hymnal Revision Sparks Debate Across Churches
A discussion on revising the Methodist Hymnal unfolds with leaders like Bishop Simpson and scholars from Winchester and Yale decrying the old book. They envision new hymns and trimmings to align worship with modern practice while preserving tradition, seeking a balance between heritage and contemporary devotion.
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Byrne
Bishop Simpson
Matthew Simp
Professor Cf
Winchester
Middletown
Meir
Charles
Ana Matron
Eiptland
Carolin Newnan
J. B
Pyke
Dolu Werlep
Tle
John Wesley
Wesley
Pane Ailies
Osford
American Methodist Episcopal Church
Kanga
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ashop Voner
Lvillips Brooks
Massachusetts
Dyne
de. Stanley
Guy
Brand Church
Nuinn
Universal Church
Vaiicant
York
Express
Worth of a $10,000 violin questioned in London sale
In London the Sullivan Smtt erland Waidy and Way collections were offered under “guaranteed” rules. A Stradivari owned by Sie Ape Sallie, dating to the early best period, was bought in at 900, while a Serged of 1740 fetched £500. A Guadaxwini from 1780 sold for £2280, an I Kagel for £102 and a Jac cobus Strainer £76.
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London
Sullivan
Church and Creed in the Ontopishett Farm Debate
A fragment notes a dispute over church and creed, stating the church is the ontopishett and can be destroyed while religion remains imperishable. President Harper of Chicago University is cited on the topic.
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Harper
Chicago University
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