Divine Respiration and Love in Harris Community
A report on Harris's Universalist inspired group near Dunkirk New York argues a new divine respiration guides members and their social order. It details beliefs on love marriage chastity and spiritual life, includes Oliphant dialogue, and notes the community's wealth and aims for universal brotherhood under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Mr. Harris
Tabu
Sosa
Amos
MI. Oliphant
Mr. Oliphant
Curious Militia General and Political Quarrel Featured in Ohio Correspondence
A political column recalls General Cary of Ohio, debating if he earned the title by birth or merit, describing his flashy staff and dispatch style. It covers a Cincinnati Chronicle anecdote, a stagecoach accident, and a critique of clergy sermons sold to congregations, plus a lengthy moral-essay section and a bizarre report on European meteors viewed by American readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noone
Ohio
Atyle
Meniot
Samuel F
War Department of Ohio
Cary
Bebb
Hamilton
Cumminsville
Cincinnati
Morrow
Bor
The
Chronicle
Saaranea
Vox
Jefferson
Cincinnati Chronicle
Crover Hill
Poperis
England
Ocean
America
Niork
Cos Seo
Leo
Theatton
Pauline
Rome
Gould
Nest
We Hd
Van =Nest
van Nest
Such & T
Ington
Method
Marvels of Nature Mesars and Canadian notes
A Victorian era catalog review promotes three translated French volumes Thunder and Lightning The Wonders of Optics and The Phenomena and Laws of Heat with anecdotes on globular lightning and atmospheric phenomena A Helena Montana Post correspondence reports an Indian battle near Bozeman with Captain Clift and Captain Clift and a list of wounded and dead with details of the engagement and casualties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scribner & Co
New York
Baltic
Helena
Montana
Bozeman
Harpy
Clift
Mma
Tonga
Manuel Fitz-Gerali
F. Ywoundea
Corse Craso
Pany G
Lafayette
Thomas F. King
Cliff
Thompson
Indies
Pontionn
Leeds
Conry
King
Giant moose of 1847 haunts L'Anse Bay woods
In 1847 Portage Lake area legends tell of a gigantic moose roaming the woods near L'Anse Bay. A chasing party failed until a half breed hunter Peter Marksman finally lunged ahead, felled the animal, whose head was mounted and shown by Peter Bellehammer and later Harry Beesley for preservation, likened to prehistoric beasts.
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Portage Lake
L’anse Bay
Ako
Stan Lake
Peter Marksman
Jecruel Northpiecle
Goa
Peter Bellehamer
Harry Beesley
Society
Ares
Ats
MeMamier's Ghosted Claim Before New Ore Con Acquittal
Fragmented quotation hints at a court case about fraud in production and a defendant who never acknowledged certain actions. The text asserts belief that Pepheelian filled a religious gap as people turned toward spirituality and the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeMamier
Omdie
Notorious Abuse Case Shocks Town of New P
A man in New P is accused of brutalizing his wife after marriage. Police report indicate jealous fits, threats, and bodily harm including drawn flesh and forced submission. He fled after a pursuit to Hitchcock's Station, with fears for his capture and possible further harm to victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Aaron
New P
Golden Wife
Wanlder
Hitchcock
General Sherman Visits Richmond At Making of Revival
A crowd of prominent Richmond gentlemen called on General Sherman at the Irvingwood Hotel. He spoke frankly about topics and commended General Canby, noting his long service since 1839 and strong administrative abilities. Sherman praised revived material interests seen along his travel from Richmond to Washington. He noted Richmond’s May 1865 ruins contrasted with present progress and moved on the 8:15 train to Washington. Frosts harm tobacco plants in Marshall county Kentucky amid widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Supreme Court
Chambers
J. Gilbert
Mary Ann
Te Good Shepherd
Methodist Church
Newark
General Sherman
Richmond
State Journal
Iawood Hotel
Canby
Decumseh
Washington
Cit
Main Street
Sherman
Untitled Fragmented 19th Century Newspaper Teaser
Fragmented OCR text with scattered notes on crops, weather, a local dispute, a missing child, a railway subscription in Kentucky, a ship’s voyage, mining scenes, a drowning incident, and a poetic monody on Chune. The readable parts mention orange crops in St.7, Montana snow, Wisconsin raisers' fears, a Sauk county altercation, a four hundred thousand dollar rail stake, and a schooner voyage from New York.
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Montana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Sauk County
St. 7
Woodford
Kentucky Ri River Navigation Company
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Sanson
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Ieee
Ribiaerek
Universal Brotherhood
London
Reece
Ite
Arris
Ar Financial
NOVES
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Hews
Mary Ann Smith
Clover
Good Shepherd
Doane
Holla Pales
Ary Ann
Fom
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Han
Berm
Mar
Vane
Ann
Nathan
Heari
Wii
Greenies Monte
Ce of the Good ‘Shepherd
Enoace
la Correza
Paris
Champs Elysées
Iday
Milan
Sala
Marvels OF
Amour
Jim
Neil Campbell
Henry
Supreme Court of Missouri
W. B. Donaldson
Steam
Grey Republic
Mamier
Marshall County
Glennings
Wll Fields
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Austria
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