Boats Compete With Chicago Express Train On Hudson
Report from Poughkeepsie describes a winter boating race on the Hudson where Zephyr owned by Mr. Cat and the Table owned by Mr. John raced against the Chicago express train, noted as the fastest vessels in the ice operations near New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Palatkasaount
Peter Ian
Tamntha
Mellonville
Enterprise
Melonville
River Orake
Morida
Jacksonville
Wibernia
Green Cove
Florida
Trea
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Phladelphia
Schenck
Porsche
Schonek
Schienck
Schenek
Moston
Ayer Abary
North Sixth Street
Padadelphia
Song in Praise of Labor from a Tillers Point of View
A labor canticle celebrates steady toil from tilling soil to bread. The speaker, a worn but proud farmer, defines wealth in honest craft and daily sustenance rather than crowned emperors. He surveys fields, flocks, and harvests, finding dignity in simple rural life and communal family joy.
Drunkenness and tragedy cited by a Baptist minister
A minister recalls a 1847 tale of a man returning home intoxicated, his child dead on the stairs, his wife in convulsions, and the father later dead in a lunatic asylum. The account ends with a charge that drink debases and destroys humanity and a colored preacher’s quip about giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gough
Boston
Philadelphia
Farragut
Yaustee
George A
Dickey
Anna J. Dickey
Stephenson County
State of Illinois
Stephenson
Towit
George S
George 8
Susan A. Buck
Freeport
Insal Equity
Ilamby
Ihia
Caleb WV. Brown
Vatican Council drama and church conflicts spill into press
The report surveys debates over papal infallibility and church authority with notes on German clergy opposition, Russian and Greek church matters, and a Philadelphia deathbed anecdote. It also mentions a New York Methodist Book Concern trial and a Meridian charity coat incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lanahan
Methodist Book Concern
New York
F.H. Pease
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Atl
William ‘Tmayen
Fbirda
Gry
Jennie
Thomas
Jane
Jamie Lincoln
Mna Tine Dautning
Millie W, Carpenter
Mae Oi
Bredern
Chindsott’ San‘Francisés
LiPo Tai
Rome
Constantinople
Fof
Alexandria
Ntioch
Jerugalens
Ypriasy
Athens
Servia
Ormania
Russia
Dollinger
Unuch
Germany
Renstle
Mering
Augsburg
Renftle
Augaburg
Catholic’ Apostolic Church
Bavaria
Society of Believers
Meridian
Conn
James Dougherty
Kingston
N. Y
James
Jim Doughethyat
Saintes
Ata Taguerted
Ak Wright & Lord
Wm. A. Youngman
State County
Pourt
Ilinois
Davis
G. le ‘Kreeman
Lot
Davia
Wright & Lord
Freeman's
Ridott
Illinoia
Ansaneg & Abrams
Herife
William D. Carroll
Samuel Zimmer- Man
Jacob
D. Bchmeltzer
Samuel Zimmerman
R. Hayes Lone
J R
Stephenson Co
John &. Addamn
Second National Bank
Twenty-Second Diguiet Zn
I Auto Ite
St .Stepheartes
Stephenson I.C. Burchard
Rot
Gongrant
Walve NT
Second National
Thompson Wilcoxo
T. John R. Lemon
Freeport Journal
Ofpicr
Journal Block
Freeport, Ill
D. Atkins
Aeea
Bill Heads
Gutter Snipes
Tam
Badone
Bulio
Journal
Stoskopa & Lamm
Stephenson Street
Btone Building
Freeport, Trape
Randal
Lenk
Winslow
Thig
Aleo
Mar Informmation Inquire
Orof M
Sai KR. Ferguson
J. AL Scuenox
M.D
North Sista Street
Sthiadelphia
John S’. Henry
College Place
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