Parliaments Opening Draws Dazzling Lady Attendance
An opening in the House of Lords crowds the floor and galleries with women in evening dress and coronets of diamonds. The queen arrives wearing priceless jewels, the prince and princess participate, and a formal ceremony follows with ministers and ambassadors present, including Kuo Sung Tao and other dignitaries.
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House of Lords
Althoug
Mjesty
Marquis Winchester
John Paulet
Nawe
Carquis
England
Lord Aveland
Wales
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal
Princess of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Teck
Prince of Wales
Canterbury
York
Baron Kelly
Kuo Sung Tao
Kuo
Count Schouvaloff
Baron Beast
Count Munster
Pierrepoint
Legation
United States
List of Tribune extras on science and exhibitions
The Tribune lists paperback and pamphlet extras on science lectures, discoveries, and exhibitions with prices. Items include Proctor, Tyndall, Manning, Langley, and Bayard Taylor works, plus Centennial and Wagner Festival materials offered in sheet or pamphlet form.
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Nare
Richard A. Proctor
Mrof. Agaeriz
Anderson School
Penikcee Island
Weenix
Anc
Bayare
Troy
Taylor
Brown-Sequard
Proctor
Vriew
American Science Association
Philological
Marciford
Tyndall
Huxley
Owen
President McKerk
Price
Gladstone
Archbishop Manning
Lord Acton
J. W. Danson
Metill
Montreal
Howard Crosby
Chas. W. Shields
Princeton
John Tyndall
Manchester
National Academy of Sciences
Moetin
Shiladelme
Janesarion
P. Langley
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Detroit
Anglet
American Philological Society
Newport
Amer! Pinteburzh
Science Notatean Society of Civil Engineers
Reliztor
LeConte
Raith
Dan
Son
Newton
March
Central Park
Hall
Albany
Philadelphia
Wcente
Wm. M. Evarte
Storris
D. W
Charles Francis Adams
Henry Ward Beecher
William Callen Bryant
Bayard Taylor
Deohus Whittier
O. W. Holmes
Taipenes
Bayreuth
Richard Wagner
Messrs
William
Wyck Biyard Vaylor
J. RG
Unseard
Clarence Cook
Rebecca Harding Davis
Wriers
Mexico
America
Buffalo
Nashville
York
Newfall
Farming in Turkey Reflects War Fears and Crows
A correspondent recounts late sowing to outpace crow damage while noting Turkish resistance to culling, political unrest after a constitutional declaration, and the looming fear of Christian persecution. He also describes plow delays, weather, and labor strains amid regional instability and reports on scientific lectures about ants and labor in nature.
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Gang
Messrs. Carr & Hobson
Ilinois
Constantinople
Religious Notes on Belief and Action in Christian Life
The article argues that true faith is judged by conduct, not mere creed. It contrasts historic and modern views on religious dogma, emphasizes love as central to Christianity, and notes a shift away from brutal persecution toward verbal and social intolerance. It also reports liquor-license shifts and trade impacts on saloons.
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Ward 1
Springfield Republican
Monkeys for Copton Pickers in Cotton Field Trial
A Thomas county cotton planter explores using the imitative instincts of monkeys to assist field work. He outlines a practical trial aimed at boosting efficiency and productivity in cotton picking.
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South America
Thomas County
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