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21 Feb 1889
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Cuba Patriot in Cuba, New York
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Newspaper
Cuba Patriot
Location
Cuba, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1889
Page
1
Murder and pursuit weave through a tense Lancashire tale
Details of a highway murder linked to Percival and Rachel Foster unfold as George Foster seeks his sister, while Hawkins schemes after prison. Tom Wilson discovers a stark Leeds protest scene revealing a starving family, a yard from a Baptist chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Will
Mill, Hill
George Foster
George
Home Department
Hawkins
George Toster
Percival
Weirdale
Newgate
Foster
Percivalthorpe
Tégard
Arcivalthorpe
Slichter
Rachel Foster
Rankine
Stagahire
Seven Dials
Garacen's
James
Rachel
War
Trevor
Jta
J McEarthie
Dr. Cleadem
Enfield
Mill Bell
Stagborough
Jamea ‘Percival
Sir James
London
Yorkshire
Northborough
Beckwiths Bloodline Reveals a Lancashire Connection
Tom Wil son learns from Mrs Walker that Lawrence Beckwith, a clergyman near London, once wrote his name in a Bible given by a family who took Lawrence to Lancashire. Tom follows the clue to Mr William Lovejoy's address in Bolton, Lancashire, seeking missing kin amid hardship and exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mr. Barker
Midchester
Matthew Beckwith
Beck
Lord Ogilvie
Schenedingia
Dome
Midchester Assizes
Lawrence
Lancashire
Lucy
London
Mary
Bradford
John Walker
Tom Wilson
Lawrence Beckwits
William Lovejoy
Bolton
Prodigal Return Sparks Jubilee at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Rev. Dr. Talmage preaches on 240 new members joining the Brookly n Tabernacle as a Jubilee celebration. He likens the prodigal’s return to a feast with the father’s joy, detailing the convert’s joy, ministerial delight, and heavenly applause as souls come to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Brooklys ‘Tabernacle
Christendom
Groster
Angul
Christ
John Bunyan
Sen
Paul
Church On Earth
Church In Heaven
Daniel Sandeman
Jesus
Alexander
Byron
Voltaire
Paris
Henry
Thomas A Becket
Queen Elizabeth
Shiloh
Queen Anne
Ictharzy
Atay
Dieth
Heaven
New Orleans
Mmusic
God
Dea
Xeon
Earth
Hell
Jesus Christ
Apostle
Waterbrooks
Sinisters
Clase
Kingdom of God
Montauk Point
Church of God
Jason
Keith
London
Keith Tankard
Holy Communion Fathers
Worhers
Lucullus
Cicero
Philip the Conqueror
Socrates
Philosopher
Changes In Its Language at Various Pox Fields of English History
The article surveys major shifts in English over centuries with sample renderings of the Lord’s Prayer from 1158 to 1711. It notes how wording, pronunciation, and spelling evolve from medieval to early modern periods, illustrating how theology and daily speech transform together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Academy
Fader Vr Houne
Cumin
Kuneriche
Surysu Dawe Briend
Hevens
Sarthe
Heven
Sarth
Earth
Otter Causes Frightful Bedroom Incident At Residence
In a startled household, a pet otter leapt from sleep and seized the big toe of a sleeping servant girl. The girl screamed in fear as the animal’s grip left a mark, prompting whispers of self restraint and references to temperance in a church context.
Eccentric boys may grow into inventors if encouraged
Dialogue in Golden Days sketches two neighbors debating how to handle Dan a boy who neglects books prefers woods and microscopes. Mr. Jones argues eccentric youths who seek knowledge outside school often become geniuses and deserve encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Brown
Jones
Ashe
Bailey
Mr. Jones
Mr. Brown
Irish beauty and charm praised in Dublin letter
A Dublin letter extols Irish women as exceedingly beautiful and graceful, noting gray blue eyes and demure charm while recalling famed Irish beauties and noblewomen. The writer contrasts them with English counterparts and cites social admirers and a British diary quote. The piece ends with a World prediction about cigar smoke acceptance in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Isle
Miss Gunnings
London
Hyde Park
la Une
Eamersady Denny
Cahir
Clare
Duchess of
Leinsay
Dublin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mymns
Jove
Lawrence Lovejoy
Wrrne J. Martin
W. H.latkinson
Ogilvie
Unner Tabie
West Riding
Leeds
Hunslet
Lane
Ley
DeWitt Talmage
D. D
Shakespeare
King Lear
Merry Wiver
Henry Vy
Henry vi
Hector
Troilus
Cressida
Cymbeline
Ajak
Henry IV
Timon
Athens
Corielanus
Macbeth
Hamlet
N. Y
Anat-Baxby
United Presby
Esmerald Isle
New York
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