Evening Prayer by Francis E Pope Adrift at Sea
A historical prayer poem from Francis E Pope in the Boston Evening Transcript. It depicts a seafaring speaker seeking divine protection through youth and age, calm seas and tempests, and comfort at life’s end with death as a guiding pilot.
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Francis E Pope
Boston
Evening Transcript
Service in Marble Square Church Shapes Barbara Clark
Barbara attends church with Mrs Ward and meets Minister Morton, whose youth and sincerity impress her. After service, Mrs Ward introduces Barbara to Miss Vane, a wary socialite, stirring Barbara’s doubts about class barriers. The gossiping congregation casts a critical eye, leaving Barbara unsettled about her servant status and future social prospects.
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Ward
Marble Square
Barbara
Carl
Mrs. Ward
Dr. Law
Carlton
Morton
Mrs Ward
Miss Clark
Mrs Vane
Connecticut
Nunes
Arlie
Scotland
Mrs. Vane
Church
Crawford
Yale
Mie
Thomas
Mr.Ward
Mr. Ward
Alfred
Barbara Clark
Mr. Morton
Mrs.Ward
Lewis
Dearie
Mr Ward
Man of Experience Captain Lemly Prefers Duty over Opinion
Capt Lemly is described as very experienced and well fitted for judge advocate duties serving a third term. He has not expressed opinions on Sampson or Schley, has known both, and prepared for the Schley court while arranging leave to study the case. He has long naval legal experience and will lead the court’s controversial points with careful consideration. Belgium votes reform on suffrage with a three tier system for unmarried men over 25 and married men and priests with family.
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Carl
Barbara
Morton
Mrs. Ward
Carlton
Norrow
Mr. Morton
Alfred
Chicago Tribune
Bret Harte
United States
Sierras
Lemly
Sampson
Schley
South Atlantic
Zon
Thetis
Schléy
Greely
Legal Department of the Navy
Navy Department
Ordnance Bureau
Capt. Lemly
Washington
Canada
Judge Advocate’s Department
Navy
Long
Schley Court
West Indies
Annals of the Navy
China
Japan
Ashuelot
Watkins
Yokohama
Wales
Smith
Arctic
Sampson-Schley
Secretary Long
Kimberly
Belgium
Abram Receives Covenant Promise in Vision from God
A Sunday school lesson on Genesis 15 portrays Abram hearing the Lord promise descendants and land despite childlessness. The rite of circumcision is discussed as a sign of the covenant, with notes on faith counted as righteousness and the symbolic animal sacrifice between the parties.
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Abram
Bulcher
Damascus
Thim
Egypt
Euphrates
Amine
Abraham
Mediterranean Sea
Paul
Canaan
Sure Thing Promoter and Financier Debate Guaranteed Win
In Ohbio State Journal text on a pact between promoter and financier the line quoteth that a guaranteed outcome exists either way. The dialogue emphasizes a built in win regardless of the stack's direction.
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Ohbio State Journal
A Successful Case
A humorous dialogue from the Ohio State Journal features two lawyers. The first claims a very successful case while the second confirms the client did not win but notes the lawyer secured his fees.
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Ohio State Journal
Figs and Thisties Ram's Horn and Moral Reflections
A compact collection of aphoristic lines emphasizing faith in God over man and divine grace. It blends proverbs about salvation, trust, renewals from rain, and the limits of self-reliance with a concluding reference to Ram's Horn.
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Charles M. Sheldon
John King
Charles of Shaldon
Martha
Young Williams
Barnes
Endeavor Society of the Church
Mrs. Rice
New York
Boston Globe
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Schley Court of Inquiry
Samuel Clemly
Sampson-Schley Court of Inquiry
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