Sioux Camp Chaos as Chiefs Vanish and Sit living Bull Arrives
In the Sioux camp confusion erupts when chiefs disappear. Richmond gains tacit support from braves, while Sitting Bull returns to oversee the crisis. St Armand warns Richmond of consequences as tension mounts and Monnah pleads, signaling danger for all prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Peain
St Louis
Richmend
Warmora
St. Armand
Armand
St Armand
Col. Leroy
Mon-nah
Sitting Bull
Red Cloud
Guskal
Evidence of Sahara submergence in recent geological times
French scholar M Chevalier reports fossil marine forms found near Timbacto and Zau Saghair, plus a fossil sea urchin, suggesting Sahara's former submergence by Atlantic waters. He notes average Sahara elevation about 1500 feet above sea level and dismisses a canal sea idea as impractical.
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M. Chevalier
Sai
French Academy
Sahara
Timbactoo
Senegambia
Zau Saghair
Desert
Saharan
Atlantic
Europe
America
Sonda
Nile
el Juf
Buffalo Commercial
Boy saves fellow as gas chandelier failure risks lives
A 17 year old, Frank Parker, climbs into the Garret to sever dangerous glass prisms of a gas chandelier at Drury Lane. He breaks the dangerous cluster and signals for help. The operation ends with Parker pulling a trapped colleague to safety after the blaze is paused.
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Drury Love Theaters
Frank Parker
Strand Magazine
Drury Lane
Parker
Hesse
Napier’s Bold Stand Against Suttee in India
Sir Charles Napier enforced local customs while suppressing sutteeism in India. Facing priests’ protests, he argued for national custom and ordered gibbets to hang those responsible for widow burning, proceeding with firm action rather than abrupt legal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Charles Napier
India
William Bentwick
Sir Charles
Napier
Lady Lecturer Declares Love for Animals and Flies
The speaker claims she loves all animals and never harms them, even catching flies for her pets. A child challenges with a quip about flies being animals, prompting a playful exchange.
Shipbuilding Downturn Tied to 1901 Boom
London papers link the current depression in British shipbuilding to the 1901 boom. The note on leather discusses cowhide yields of thirty five pounds and horsehide yields of about eighteen pounds, illustrating industry supply concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Faring Toward the Sunset by Rev Collyer
A devotional meditation on aging and death, contrasting mortal fading with the promise of eternal life. The author reflects on losing self in the infinite and recalls friends, spiritual teachers, and a call to embrace the kingdom of God within. Jerome Garden and others are cited in contemplating death and immortality.
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Rev
Robt. Collyer
Ind
Italy
Hearher
Lellows
Bishop Brookes
Hinself
Hell
Jerome Garden
Fogland
Charles Ames
Kingdom of God on earth and heavenly peace in prayer
Fragmentary reflection on religious visions of the Kingdom of God on earth and heavenly city. Mentions Kant Frederic Maurice and other thinkers. notes the prayer Thy kingdom come and the aim for peace, unity, and obedience to God among nations and individuals.
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Bad Wong
Jon Restilover
Hater Hood
Gay
Leo
Frederic Maurice
Renin
Stratins
Matthew
Edwin Arnald
Strauss
Telstoi
God
Earth
Weiss
Christ
Blessedness of Faith by Rev William AM Lawrences
A sermon on faith by Rev William AM Lawrences discusses belief without sight, defining faith as confidence in Jesus Christ. It links faith to study of the Bible, assurance about God, and rest of mind, claiming faith yields judgment, power to act, and patient hope for resolution.
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National Capitol
Washington
Capitol
Acropolis
Micelangelo
Athens
Rome
William AM
Lawrences
Robertson
Brighton
John
Thomas
Bart
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Chnet
Westion
Jesus
Divine Wrate on Martinique Calamity Calls for Unity
The writer rejects divine wrath and frames the Martinique disaster as a warning from God about earthly limits. They urge humility and voluntary restraint, praising human progress through invention and cooperation. The piece envisions a peaceful, interconnected world where past hostilities fade as prayers for harmony prevail.
Sermonettes Speak to Modern Spirit and Duty
A church page extols Sermonettes urging intense devotion to the pole and the useful as a remedy for social woes. Rev Beattle y Ville Mo notes religion underpins the social fabric and offers moral guidance amid national duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stev. C. J. Hall
Dir Beattluly Ville
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Major Alfred Rochefort
Boaxar Bowser
Murat
Ami
Nadine
Ledbetter Greyson
Geoffressen
Col Lacroy
St Arminanodeull
Seenaughs
Chersen
Et Armand
Tom St. Armand
Dr St. Armand
Aoe Sane
Masons
Jane
Ireland
Newfound
National Customs
Wiliam A. Bartlett
Corot
Fay
Joseph A. Mase
Martinique
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