Missionary News From Congo and Africa Reflects Hope and Threats
Bishop Taylor reports 55 believers in south Central Africa thriving amid drought and hunger. He outlines costly supply runs, new stations near Mamba and Kapinda, and plans to extend to Angola and Kassai, while noting growing missions from Scotland and a strong Nyassa school system.
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Polk letter urges Nashville Grand Army of the Republic encampment
Mrs. James K Polk writes General Grosvenor urging the 1887 Grand Army of the Republic national encampment be held in Nashville Tennessee to foster reconciliation between former Union and Confederate veterans. She hopes to see veterans united in amity and a nationwide revival before her death. Other items note a Rock Island car photographer anecdote and a Carolina report of a man named Harvey Carson described as turning white.
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