Poets and Prophet Lyrics Echo in Hebrew Sacred Verse
The article debates whether enduring inspiration comes from Israel’s poetic tradition and biblical eloquence. It praises the Old Testament’s poetry, cites Psalms and biblical figures, and argues that religious art expresses sublime truth through moving language and rhythm.
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Brent
Israel
God
Hegel
Geo
Chapman
Peesy
Moses
David
Solomon
Job
Esau
Jeremy
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Dante
West Side Shakespeare Club Meets Without Papers
The West Side Shakespeare club met at Miss Jennie Woodbury's Caledonia avenue home last Tuesday evening. No papers were read due to Mrs. A. H. Whiteher's absence. the group read Act I of Hamlet and held a lively discussion on nineteenth century women writers including Helen Hunt Jackson George Eliot Louisa May Alcott Harriet Beecher Stowe Ella Wheeler Wilcox and MarieCorelli.
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West Side Shakespeare Club
Jennie Woodbury
Caledonia Avenue
A. H. Whiteher
Prince Hamlet
Hamlet
Helen Hunt Jackson
George Eliot
Louisa M. Alcott
Amelia Rives Chandler
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Marie Corell
The Homer Club Met With Small Attendance On Monday
The Homer club met with limited turnout as many members were out of town. Mary Cunningham led discussions on the Russian question noting her familiarity from a visit to St. Petersburg. Mrs. Young attended as a guest and spoke of Edward VII discovering Liberty Bell during his Philadelphia visit. Next meeting will cover German Empire, Bismarck, Atheism In Germany, and Schlmann.
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Homer Club
Mery
Cunningham
St. Petersburg
Young
Lierty Bell
Edward VII
Philadelphia
Bismarck
Germany
Schlivmann
Ethical Culture Club Delves Into Emerson Essay
The Ethical Culture club reviewed Self-Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson last Tuesday night. Members found strong points for daily life and will continue the study at the next meeting led by Mrs Genie Williams. further discussion promises instruction and pleasure.
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Ethical Culture Club
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Genie Willams
Saturn Night Club Postponed For Week With Guest Talks
Owing to circum stances the Saturn Night club postponed its regular programme last meeting. Tonight the club meets with Miss O Neill. Miss Sanders talks on Ranch Life in Montana and Miss Humphreys discusses Higher Education.
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Saturn
Next Week Society Club Programmes and Lectures
The Woman's club meets Wednesday afternoon with topics on School Gardens by Mrs Best Science As An Alt To Rational Living by Mrs Turner a vocal solo by Mia G McFarland and a lecture on education The Atlas club's next meeting features Current Events Prominent Prose Writers of the Day by Mrs Wishon Humorous Poets by Mrs Knight and a Mark Twain quotation The West Side Shakespeare club plans Act II of Hamlet The Women of Hamlet by Mrs Lew and a discussion on Montana's natural resources The Homer club lists Establishment of the New German Empire Bismarck Athel?am in German Schiffemann The Ethical Culture club studies Self Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson The Saturday Night club meets with Miss O Neill Mina Santana and Miss Humphrey speaks on Higher Education.
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Woman’s Club
L. P. Best
H. Turner
Mia. G. ©. McFarland
Atlas Club
Wishon
Bismarck
Athelam
Schiffemann
Hlab
Wally Emerson
Miss O'Neill
Mina Sanders
Montana
Miss Humphrey
Ralpn
Anaconda Woman's Club Plans Regular Meeting
The Woman's Literary club met in the Hearst free library building last Saturday. Five papers were read on topics including Napoleon and the French Revolution, William Pitt, and poets like Cowper. Mrs Schimmel led a discussion on English statesmen, and a letter from Mrs Moore of the Butte Homer club requested a joint paper for April 9.
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The
Woman's Literary Club
Hearst Free Library
Fitzgerald
Wiliam Pitt
Miss Blackstone
Alexander Pope Portrait In Two Centuries Of Light And Obscurity
A historical sketch contrasts Pope’s reputation in his own era with the nineteenth century view. The piece notes Pope's brilliance and sensuality, his political and religious stance, and Green’s and Taine’s differing characterizations. It chronicles his birth May 22 1688 in London, his frail health, and early life in Binfield, Royal Forest, detailing his disabilities and odd attire as a youth.
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Alexander Pope
Bearn
Pope
Atterbury
Johnson
Lombard Street
London
Binfield
Winson Forest
Pape’s enduring mind for classical poetry praised
The fragment describes Pape donning varied attire from a waist coat to a fur doublet and a warm linen shirt, topped by a black garment and wig with a small sword. Despite bodily infirmities, Pape is celebrated for his hand and mind that perfected classical poetry.
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Pape
Chimney Sweep and the Old Country Refrain in Butte
A feature on Butte chimney sweeps, their hats and bugles, folklore, and one colored worker Simington, intertwined with English history of chimney sweeping starting in England, the Dickens era, and the 1840 chimney sweeps bill. It recalls Labor Day like celebrations, early apprenticeship cruelties, and Dickens Oliver Twist references.
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Butte
Emmet
Fritz
Old Hooley Company
Halle-lal- In-lahoot
Tia
Dan Bryant
Hamelin
Zuyder Zee
Griffin
Bugle
Miasoula
King
England
E. Simington
Simington
Kansas
Granite
Charles Dickens
Lord Shaftesbury
House of Commons
Dickens
Gamfield
Moat
Oliver Twist
Prentice
Oliver
Bill Bikes
Great Britain
Testamentary scraps and a last will paradox
A New York Tribune account recounts a Brooklyn testatrix who tore her will and placed scraps in an envelope. Lawyer John Corwin argues the fragments form one res gesta with the act, proving the will’s revocation or revival, depending on intent and timing. A Hartford Courant note references Whistler's portrait titled The Monstrous Lampoon.
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John Corwin
Harris, Corwin & Gunnison
Corwin
Brooklyn
Clerly
New York Tribune
Hartford Courant
Mr. Whistler
Chane
Philadelphia
Chase
William McNeil Whistler
Whistler
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Anaconda Woman's Club
Treva
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