Mormon Proselytizing Expands Across Denmark and Beyond
The New York Sun reports Copenhagen headlines that Mormons have renewed vigorous missionary activity in Denmark with over a hundred missionaries operating from Copenhagen. The church funds building projects there and touts extensive literature distribution. U S and international efforts aim to establish a global network, with Denmark as a key field, while stressing that polygamy is not sanctioned today.
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Denmark
United States
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R. B. Hayes
Mormon Church
Joseph Bunker
Utah
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Earope
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Australia
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Ontario
Fort Boise Scout Orlando Robbins a lifelong frontier figure
Portland's Oregonian recalls Colonel Orlando Robbins known as Rube Robbins, chief of scouts in Idaho campaigns, who rode against hostile Nez Perces and Sheepeaters from the 1870s to 1880s. He earned a gold watch for rescuing comrades and longserved as sheriff and chief of police in Boise. Now rejuvenated by age yet active, Robbins bears a broken arm from a wagon accident as modern roads replace the old saddle trails.
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Lincoln
J. H. Alvord
Rebbing
Ada County
Boise City
Robbins
Bennett
Joseph
Nez Perces
Httle
Bernard
Eagan
Orlando Robbins
Bannock
First United States Cavalry
Robbbing
R. J. Bernard
Prat
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Hohenzollern Castle and Rise to Power Across Centuries
The piece traces the Hohenzollern lineage from medieval fortresses to rulers of Brandenburg and Prussia, noting castle restorations, key figures, and the dynasty’s ascent to German emperors. It contrasts Hohenzollern with rival houses, and reflects on broader European state formation and wars.
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Leopold
Karl Anton
Hohenzollern
Sigmaringen
Spain
Hohenzal
Lerng
Germany
Wurtemberg
Baden
Hohenstaufen
Frederick Barbarossa
Frederick II
Rome
Albrecht Achilles
Brandenburg
Moreovay
Frederick William IV
Prussia
Ivanhoe
William I
House of Hohenzollern
Hohenzollerna
Austria
Bavaria
Hapsburg
Wittelabach
Nuremberg
Frederick VI
Siegmund
Berlin-Magdeburg
Albrecht I
Prederick I
Burgeraves
Argraves
Rudolph von Hapsburg
England
John
Great Britain
Global population estimates by region and empire ranks
Engineering estimates the population of the United States and its dependencies at over 84 million. The Philippines exceed 7 million, Porto Rico 963 thousand, Hawaii 154 thousand, and Alaska 63,592. China leads with the largest population, followed by the British Empire and Russia. the United States ranks fourth.
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Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
China
British Empire
Russia
Night Riots In Brussels Cause Widespread Wounding
In Brussels on April 11 a riot near the Mason du Peuple and the Rite Stevens left over 30 wounded including women and children. Police charged with fixed bayonets after mobs pelted them with cobblestones. Over 100 shots fired as rioters tore up streetcar rails and fortified the Mason du Peuple district.
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Brussels
Reu Des Minimes
Roy Stevens
Mason du Peuple
Wonderful Old Jem Mace and the Dublin bully
Baltimore Sun recalls the pugilist Jem Mace defending himself in a Dublin barroom confrontation. A local attacker ordered all to leave. Mace gripped a large tankard, crushed it, and declared his identity, warning the bully that he would be shut up like the cup if he pressed further.
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Jem Mace
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Mace
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