One Hundred Years Ago and Forty Years Ago Highlights
A digest of historic items including the London institute for literature founding by Sir Francia Baring, an Imperial Russia move, archbishop election, Alaska to Mobile diocese, and a fire at Constantinople. Also notes Bolivar resignation, Lower Canada parliament, Mathew abstinence pledge to two million, rail and war era events, with 19th century global conflicts and reforms.
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London Institute For the Advancement of Literature
Francia Baring
Amsterdam
Mperor
Russia
Keir
Lovin XVIII
France
Charles Manners Sutton
Canterbury
Alabama
Mobile
Constantinople
Morocco
Breshen
Hamburg
Bolivar
Lower Canada
Quebec
Father Mathew
Hean of Representatives
Wasters
D. C
Gre
Senate
Sweden
Bie Wilaister
Lincoin
Union
War Department
Post Office Plan Endorsed in Chicago Vote
Wreckage from the missing steamer Chicora found in South Tara Michigan areas and the fate of the craft confirmed. The packet State of Missoned carrying crew and passengers went down in the Ohio near Tessariie with a heavy loss.
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Chicago
South Tara
Mich
Ohio
Tessariie
Poverty stricken Jews flee Russia to New York amid military draft
Russian Jews flee to the United States to escape service, with 64 thousand arriving since July and monthly tallies rising. Immigrants are aided by underground networks and societies, while New York officials push for congressional action to curb the influx. Deportations rise to about 50 daily as inspectors target assisted arrivals.
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New York
OfMciata
Bilis Island
Vnpour
Congress
Wiliiiams
Rus‘sia
Ous
Far East
Thorn
Germany
Riots Spread Across Russia Amidst Revolt Fears
Reports from major Russian cities describe widespread unrest as red flags appear in Gelsingfors and Tinkwed. Moscow sees labor strife, with Gen. Rol kof promising harsh measures while authorities extend sweeping power to suppress disorder and the uprising gains attention from leaders like Gorky and Father Gapan.
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Russian Empire
Russia
Gelsingfors
Finland
Moscow
Rolkof
St. Petersburg
Vropofian
Detersbur
Iim Ag
Ghtost
Platinz
Hla Contre
Marta
Maxim Gerky
Freestone
Meter
Paul
Cork
Peterabure
Gorky
Fusaia
Gapan
Proclamation Calls Followers to Overthrow Imperial Government
Father Gapon leader of the Russian revolution issues a drastic proclamation amid a state of siege in St Petersburg. He urges followers to rise and use all means to topple ministers and officials, denounces those who harm civilians, and blesses deserters from the army.
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Gapon
Bi Petersburg
Father Gapon
Reptilian
Appediata
Fragmented historic notices span crime, law, and industry
Articles report a murder case in Columbus, a postmaster appointment in Dallas, a delayed Mexican exposition, a speed record at sea, a court date in Ohio related to an anti trust suit, a Louisiana wrecking firm’s finances, and reorganizations in mining and medical institutions.
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Neam
Ensoveit
Wyllall Harris
Dallimere
James Omen
Columbus
Ohio
City of
Mexico
Chattanoosa
Vreseentor Goodrich
International Vorvester Company
Wapakoneta
Hic
Louisiana Carchase Psposition
FOS NH
Varvara University
Massachus General Hospital
Gorman of
Desier
Wassan Company
Kasson Day Mining Communie
Washington
Moor Waren
Genn
Maths
Capital Stock
ELKO
Is The Pulpit Declining In The Ministry
A study summarized from Worlds Work finds no real dearth of men entering the ministry though quality varies by region and denomination. The West and South supply more candidates, poverty of calling and fears of freedom deter young men, and a shift toward urban seminaries changes supply.
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Hierett P. Tomlinson
Willing to Quit Poker Duel in Kansas City Times
Two poker players trade quips about quitting and balancing debts. The first claims reconciliation by declaring, I say we quit the game now we're even, noting the second once had all his money. The second questions the claim as a previous loss is implied. Kansas City Times reports the exchange.
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Kansas
City Times
United States
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Federations of Labor
Postum Co
W. Post
Labor Trust
Inder Trust
Thea
Midleulvtia
Bexcott
Anton
Tie
Amien
Peane
Battle Creek Citizens Form Plan Against Labor Unions
Battle Creek forms a Citizens Association to safeguard peace, wages, and work with employers promising standard pay, no strikes, and legal labor management. The note cites Postum and Grape Nuts boycott as trigger, claims unions harass firms, and pledges protection for manufacturers locating there.
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Past
Jatyntalory
Talia
Cattle Creek
Csaitle Creek
Michigan
Taille Creek
Wierena
United States
Ani
Anit
Battle Creek
Tattle Creek
Jika Servee
Simiar Conditioon
Goverment Department of Commerce and Labor
Citizens’ Association
Battle Cronk
Parle Nic
Citie
Associaton
Port
Eili
Pilin
Postum Cereal CO
Postum Company space for announcements
The Postum Company has a small space in this paper to announce facts and principles. Such use does not imply editorial opinion.
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The
Postum Compnany
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