Salvation Army pauper colony plan at Hadleigh
An interview in Capital notes General Booth of the Salvation Army reports early success of his pauper colony at Hadleigh. The plan washes, clothes, feeds, and farms the poor under competent overseers, aiming to prove a practical Christian social program. Booth argues genuine religion must care for physical welfare and critiques wealthier church members for hindering progress.
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General Booth
Salvation Army
Hadleigh
Hooth
Bouth
Booth
Pensacola Bay Dream in a Gentle Seascape
A nostalgic sea poem depicts Pen saw bay scenes under western trade winds. Dolphins leap as ships pass, sails whitened against a dusky sky. The speaker longs for a tranquil life with a friend, cherishing the rhythmic waves and gentle contentment that seem to endure forever.
Blankets and Comforts Offer Becomes Local Focus
The notice touts a Tremendous stock of blankets from 75 cents up and Comforts from $1.00, urging shoppers to buy the softest bedding at low prices. It mentions a stall area featuring new dress goods, men's furnishings, coats, shoes, and other goods as nights grow cooler.
Enemies and plunderers in a busted political rant
A fragmented, polemical piece denounces plutocracy and attacks Prof Ely of Wisconsin State University over a book on socialism and reform. It rails against politicians teachers preachers and John Vanderbilt era figures, cites sermons by Jesus and Paul, and laments pensions and corruption while urging action against “servile tools” of wealth.
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Otto
Sline
Satan
Ely
Wisconsin State University
Board of Regents
Kaly
School of
Fea Acienos
Letter War Over Silver and Tariff Sparks Debate
A sequence of letters and articles from the era clash over silver coinage, tariffs, and miners' rights. Authors cite Morrill, Populists, and trade policies, contrasting free silver with protectionist aims and questioning financial figures. The discourse spans suffrage, political labels, and public sentiment amid a broader suffrage and economic debate.
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Baron Levin
E. N. Morrill
Wall Street
Morrill
Treasury Department
United States
Morsilt
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Patrick Henry
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