Pauper Statistics and Intercity Rail Ownership Highlight 1890s
A census bullet shows 73,045 paupers in almshouses in 1890 with outdoor relief likely raising total to 100,000 in a population over 60 million. The piece notes Detroit street railways controlled by New Yorkers and discusses housing plans in London, tuberculosis cures by Dr. Lannelongue, and foreign affairs. It also surveys German Austrian ties, battlefield reunions, and Bamberg era unity under a changing empire.
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Ceusus
Boston Transcript
Great Britain
Miss Sally and the Squire of Nickajack Tale
Miss Sally Sweet inherits an isolated house and refuses the squire’s offer to live with her. A midnight ruckus alarms her. the squire suspects burglars but later returns her silver spoons. Mike, the gardener, is caught and escapes. Sally and the squire later wed, with Hannah remaining as servant. Also notes Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands born August 31 1880 and succession context.
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Sally
Liz
Mies Sally
Miss Sally
Hannah Higgins
Squire Nickajack
Mike
Hannah Wiggins
Miss Sully
Nickajack
Hannah
Miss Sally Sweeting
Hannal Higgins
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
the Hague
Wilhelminna Helmina Pauline Marie
Holland
South American
East and West Truties
William HL
Emma Adelaide Wilhelmaa
Waldeck-Pyrmont
Europe
House of Orange- Nassau
William the Silent
Maurice
William II
England
Ile
Miss Sallie
Princesa Wilhelmina
Great Britain
Victoria
What a Saviour and the blessed home in faith
A devotional collage features a hymn quoting Every Eye Shall See Him and reflections on the home as the mother’s power, then a sermon excerpt praising the kingly love of Christ, two theologies of rebellion and redemption, and a personal meditation on the Savior’s humanity and sorrow.
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Hugh Ross
Christ
Dr. Nevins
Faces Toward the Light in a Lutheran Observer Field Note
A Lutheran Observer article argues humans instinctively reach toward light and God, comparing hospital patients turning toward brightness with the soul’s longing for heaven. It links this impulse to preaching and Christian service, noting some reject Christ while still seeking light.
Fome Girls Ways in Farmhouse Routines
In a farm kitchen Nell, Hattie, and Susan scowl and work with sharp talk as Ned questions a missing whip. Nearby, Grace, Helen, and others discuss missions and daily chores while Sam disrupts with mischief. A Philadelphia reporter quotes a missionary opinion on Africa, praising occasional success amid flaws.
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Nell
Hattie
Susan
Ned
Lacey
Helen
Grace
Sam
Lucy
Fanny
Advocate and Guardian
Mr. Stanley
Philadelphia
Africa
Pittsburg
Temperance and Crime in Nineteenth Century Editorials
A collage of temperance rhetoric from the era notes public zeal against alcohol. Francis Murphy the temperance lecturer speaks to reporters in a Chicago setting while debates in Lincoln Nebraska press the irrepressible drink question. It cites sentiment from the Farmers Alliance and German mourners as contrasting frames.
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Francis Nurpey
Grand Pacific
Francis Murphy
Chicago Herald
Farmers Alliance
Lincoln
Neb
The Problem of Intemperance and Temperance Reform
A period piece arguing intemperance as a human vice tied to liquor trade and urging reform through divine aid and public moral action. It quotes scripture on redemption and details temperance movement notes across Britain and its organizations, calling for unity and renewed prayer for guidance.
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God
Egypt
Great Canadian Fair Opens in Toronto September 7
The Great Agricultural and Industrial Fair of Canada at Toronto opens September 7 and runs to September 19. Over eleven hundred horses and one thousand head of cattle sheep and pigs entered. All grounds buildings will showcase the Dominion’s best agricultural and industrial products with daily special attractions.
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Canada
Toronto
Dominion
Mr. Hill
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Wepnesday
California
Texas
Exposition
Beltimore
United States
Russia
Detroit
San Francisco Chronicle
London
Peabody
Lannelongue
Paris
London Times
Poyet
Academy of Medicine
Washington Star
Heaven
India
Germany
Austria
Konigzratz
Bohemia
America
Gettgeburg
France
Saxony
Hanover
William
Bavaria
Géorge E. Montgomery
Harper's Azar
Melen Wilts
Clark
Eneer
Wwormam
Rev
C. H. Parkhurst
Temperance
New York Press
Count von Moltke
Atlantic
Nash Chase
New York
Ireland
J. Alexander
China
Departmenta
John McNeil
Good Templar Lodge
Inverkin
Theodore Cayler
British ‘Woman's Temperance Association
Axtend
Isle of of Jersey
Hood
Dean Stanley
J. Cousry Dé Co
Toledo
Baltimore
Montime
Ericean
Iwin Brown
East Greenwich
R. I
Sheridan
Johnson & Co
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Inn
W. Jona
Piusupaens
Tim
Dr. White
Elion
Tobot
Sampson
Kumre
Neuve Emeronxa
Mary
Kline
Philo, Pe
Dr. Pierce
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury, Mass
Kennedy
Eax Ely
Catarah
Relves Ola
Gute
ELY Bros
Warren St. N.Y
Szepenek
Park Place
East Teances
Richmond College
Geo. W. Macmillan
August Flower
Aelhation
Sftuuby
Xeers
Thorovomly
Gueeios Oe
Bryant's College
Dr. J
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D.C
Cuscimmars
Poultry
Bers
Kim Street
Cincinnati
Faiodi Ae
Banes
Panes Cae
Cam
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