Forward Movement aids Chicago poor in West Side settlement work
Chicago correspondence reports the Forward Movement marks its third anniversary at Epworth House on Pearce Street. The non sectarian charity promotes neighborly visitation, operates classes and clubs, offers medical aid and temperance meetings, and aims to uplift residents through self sufficiency rather than charity.
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Chicago
Forward Movement
Association
West Harrison Street
Forward
Humanity
Epworth House
Pearce Street
Gray
Steels
United States
West Side
M. E. Dix
Forward Movement Hall
Harrison Street
Miss
Wonders of Science and Nature From Ancient Rivers to Mirage Shapes
A collection of mid 19th century notes outlines experiments on wallpaper arsenic dangers, a coast defense electric cable idea, newly found mosasaur fossils in France, an ancient Nipising Mattawa River outlet for the Great Lakes, and vivid Arctic mirage scenes with towering shapes and sea life formed by fog and mist.
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Sweden
Norway
Italy
Russia
Forward Movement
France
America
New Jersey
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Nipiasing-Mattawa
Great Lakes
Huron
Michigan
Superior
Lake Erie
Ontario
Lake Nipissing
Georgian Bay
Ottawa River
St. Clair
Detroit
Grettul
Cea
Hert
Ahapas
Plecea
Cardinal Ledochowski Deposed From Propaganda Prefecture
Cardinal Miecislas Ledochowski, reported deposed from the Propaganda Prefecture by the Pope, drew Vatican ire for leaning toward Germany over France. A prominent Roman church figure, he is 75 years old and in a na-
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the Propaganda
Miecislas Ledochowski
Vatican
Germany
France
Princes of the Church
Rome
Curious Cargoes and Ancient Artifacts Unearthed in France
The article notes unusual Liverpool ship loads including live animals bones and mummies, alongside discoveries by Monasieur Piette in a southern French cave near the Pyrenees. He suggests neolithic cave dwellers left painted pebbles with figures and potential phonetic symbols, describing intricate glyph-like marks and dots.
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Monasieur Piette
le Man-d’Azi
France
Pyrenees
Que
Meosieur Pette
Liquid Crystal Phenomenon Warmed to 134 Degrees
Professor Miers of the Royal Society reports azsoxyphenol crystals melt at 134 degrees on a slide while retaining crystal shape and displaying double refraction. A further rise to 165 degrees alters the material again, erasing its double refractive property.
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Lehman
Miers
Royal Society
The Children's Sleep and Buffalo Slaughter Highlighted
A physician urges mothers to ensure every child has a bed and regular early sleep with soothing routines and fresh air. Gener al A W Greeley details a century of buffalo slaughter, noting a vast herd seen across the Arkansas valley and extensive buffalo skin trade, with Grima, Texas referenced.
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A. W. Greeley
War Department
Arkansas
Himelf
Junto Grima
Tex
Road contract awarded amid migrant labor tensions in Otago
In Otago New Zealand a road mending contract was granted to the lowest bidder signed Mac Pherson but officials challenged the name amid Chinese labor concerns. The bidder claimed the patne cannot be MacPherson and retorted that no one catches contracts in Ura 20 Objects be pan cd Mac.
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New Zealand
Otago
MacPherson
Allightee
Fragmentary dialogue hints at 19th century scene in Mave To
A garbled, partial conversation mentions a Ntde and a character named Elamory. Buffalo Thies appears in the clipped text, with違esen teeters of meaning suggesting a rural or frontier setting and a tense domestic moment.
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Elamory
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Tossamna
Prussia
Ostrawe
Origan
Pine
Hood
Cardinal Ledochowski
Satelli
Manley
Muanley
Tive
Poland
Lagaristas
Warsaw
Pius IX
Ledochowski
Pius
Madrid
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Santiago de Chill
Thebes
Brangels
Zoo
Philadelphia
Congress and
Halsted Streets
G. W. Gray
Arria
Prof
St. Langley Os
Danter
Ger- Ingby
Hreow, Mech
Ise Hs Te
Mirage
Alaska
Liverpool
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