Baltimore Cathedral Ceremony Highlights Historic Church
The grand Baltimore Cathedral, dating to 1804, stands on a half block bounded by Cathedral Franklin Mulberry and Charles avenues. Noted for its ancient granite walls, two grand organs and marble altars, it hosts Gregorian masses with a choir and choristers. The sanctuary, galleries, and asylum orphans are part of the grandeur observed during a pontifical high mass led by Archbishop Ryan withMgr Straniero as keeper.
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Gen Clinton Fisk Pioneer Soldier and Educator Organizer
Gen Clinton B Fisk rose from humble beginnings in Michigan and Missouri to lead troops in the Civil War, later guiding reconstruction in Tennessee and Kentucky under Gen Howard. He promoted education, served on Fisk University and Dickinson College boards, and helped unite Methodist branches while advancing temperance and Sunday schools.
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Sleep and mortuary devices in a restless bed study
A fragmented medical text outlines unsafe sleep practices and fatal risks from misused methods to control movement at night. It notes fatal claims about positions and currents, describes rapid changes in sleeping directions, and jokes about a clockwork bedstead to keep the patient moving, reflecting early confusion about safe sleep care.
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The Late Judge Davis Honored as Purest Man of His Era
The late Judge David Davis, born March 9 1815 in Cecil County Maryland, rose from modest beginnings to Kenyon College and law study. He practiced in Bloomington Illinois after moving from Pekin, served alongside Abraham Lincoln and other leading figures, and was elected to the state supreme court in 1848. He later represented Illinois in the U S Senate and was chosen as vice president after Lincoln's assassination. The New York Sun notes fundraising for reform efforts allied with Gladstone and Parnell.
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Native Birds and the War on Slaughter
A editorial calling for public support to protect American birds from indiscriminate slaughter. It blames women for feather usage, condemns hunting for food, and condemns egg collecting and pseudoscientific collecting. It argues birds curb insects, enhance gardens, and enrich natural life. It notes conflicting uses of timber and pulp in industry.
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Chivalry and business ethics in mens conduct
A critic condemns letting personal pride govern work and questions the role of money in shaping virtue. The piece argues that appeals to right and justice have weakened, urging men to stand for integrity despite patronage and societal pressure. It laments distrust of leaders who trade honor for gain.
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