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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1880

Page

6

Child Princess and Duke of York Wedding Saga

A historical account recalls a rare marriage of two royal children, the young Princess Anne and the Duke of York. The ceremony at Westminster featured a royal procession, coronets, a bishop, a banquet, and a grand tournament, with notable attendees including Elizabeth and Edward IV's court, ending in a festive but short union.

Richard York Edward IV Warren Surrey Earl Marshal England Anne Shamaber Westminster Palace Earl of Rivers Carls Baréna Westminster ‘Palace Esecs Lincoln White Hall St. Stephen's Chapel Prince of Walee Elisabeth Mary Norwich Duke of Gloucester Duke O Gloussee Buckingham Rio St. Edward's Chamber Palace Buckinham Earl of Dorset Earl of Echmond Henry VII Edward TY Plate Iwde Gloucester Lilloin Richmond Westraindter Fiesty Pila Knighis Elizabeth Mowbray Elizabeth x Poe Izabeth Jomas Fytes William Truswell William Say Thomases Clarencieux Ming Harper's

London Gossip and Foreign Notes Column Scraps

A jumble of items reports on London street additions and royal anxieties, theatrical peeps at empresses, and knightly robes. It notes a poisoned household in St Herve, a Paris hospital case of croup, and a Dundee body-hunt near Toy Bridge wreck.

London Lord Braconsrigip Frozintle Eugenie Zululand Tur Namie River England Durham A.S. Farrar Afghanistan St. Herve O Arram Careyy Malta Officora Carey St. Eugenie Paris George Herbelin Publc Funera Dundee Bridgewater Corpac Alfonso Arcachon Mercedes

Science and Industry Notes From The Era

The passage reports on Georgia fertilizer sales, the Sandy River Road Mainerail line as the cheapest to operate, and a season loss estimate. It cites Fletcher advocating chloral spray for chronic bronchitis and mentions quinine cultivation in the U.S. A London electric circuit 3.8 miles long is described, plus a Yucatan insect producing grease for varnish. A Crescent Steel Works steam pipe incident shows wood ignition risk from underground piping.

Georgia Maine Fletcher Washington California Alabama South America W. O. Democrat London M. Berley Societe Generale d’Electricite Thames Embankment Victoria Metropolitan District Railway Charing Cross Yucatan Central America Crescent Steel Works

Consolation Through Work Across Great Thinkers

The piece argues work steadies the mind and curbs distress, citing Shakespeare Erasmus Kepler Ovid Boethius and others. It notes exile imprisonment and hardship test human endurance yet labor and duty elevate character and soothe sorrow as a universal remedy.

Work as Consolation for Bereavement in Historical Voices

A medley of quotations on coping with loss and melancholy traces how writers like Southey, Charlotte Bronte, Goethe, Cicero, Hood, Irving, and others used labor and study to restore balance. The piece argues that sustained effort, even amid grief, cultivates serenity and a hopeful future.

Jane Grey Mary Queen of ‘Scots Arthur Southey Hambolat Charlotte Bronte Cato Goethe Cicero Hood Washington Irving Harper's Azar

Patriotism of the Lime Kiln Club

A Detroit Free Press account recalls a Lime Kiln Club gathering where members vow to defend the Monroe Doctrine in mock patriotic fashion. The scene erupts in cheers, window breaking, and a rousing performance ending with a gleeful chorus about planting the Yankee flag.

Sarmmud Brother Gardner Kontry Yurup Toots Kentry Paradise Hall Bobne Glee Club Detroit Free Press

Tennessee Sun and Moon Rock Pictured on a Cliff

A vast rock near Nashville hosts a Sun and Moon painting. Its painter remains a mystery, with theories pointing to ancient red brother or unknown artists. The cliff location and methods to reach the site provoke debate, yet the artwork endures on the enduring rock.

Nashville Nevereunravcred Red Brother Tennessee Cincinnati

Prayer and Spring Litany of Resurrection in Wyeth Poem

A devotional stanza praises the return of spring as a symbol of life after death. It invokes divine intercession to lift human souls from envy, hatred, and delusion, asking for spiritual deliverance and the resurrected Christ’s presence. Attributed to Mary E. C. Wyeth in Google Company.

Pring Mary E. C. Wyeth Goog Company

Pessimism versus Theism in Western Thought

A 19th century critique contrasts pessimism founded by Eohopeumauser with modern atheism and Hartmann to Christian theism. It argues pessimism undermines moral motives, propels nihilism, and threatens social order, while Christian theism offers comfort, purpose, and hope through divine providence.

Eohopeumauser Edward von Hartmann Schopenhauer Ganges Europe

Christian Comfort Through Faith in Trials and Eternity

The Northwestern Christian Advocate discusses how faith frames suffering, offering comfort through God’s grace. It cites scripture promising deliverance and eternal glory, urging believers to endure in hope and view life as preparation for immortality.

Thor Gareth Antion J.zix Apostle Jesus Christ

Religion as the Whole Mind in Christian Duty

A 19th century meditation argues religion is the full spectrum of the mind in action not just high emotion. It defines religious life as energy, equity, and fidelity in daily work and in prayer, urging Christians to be robust and active rather than ethereal.

Christian Union

English Speech Across Oceans and Anglophone Divergences

In this reminiscence Sam notes that American and English speech share features yet retain differences due to regional phrases and pronunciations. A Yankee woman with an English lineage humorously asserts she has unusual advantages from an English missionary stationed near her tribe.

England Indiana New England Pichard Grant Atlantic

Emigrants Sail from Liverpool Rise in Last Year

The year shows a surge in departures from Liverpool with 117,914 people leaving England. Of these 61,861 were English and Irish, while the rest went mainly to other destinations, marking a notable year over year increase.

Liverpool England Torel

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