The Black and White Exhibition and a Lab Loaned Heart
A fragmented tale follows Mark Hepworth and Flora McGregor at a social event hosted by Mrs De Morris Brown where a laboratory mishap reveals a hidden finger stain. Uncle Mark confronts deception and disavows kinship as the pair navigate romance and a threatened laboratory career amid social pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hepworth
Mark
Flora
da Morris Brown
Mrs. Brown
Lee
McGregors
Laboratory
tBu Hines
Marken
Share
Fruk
Mra. Brown
Shure
Flori
Linu
Shermaun
Evaon
Evans
Palma
Amy
Vans
Snl
Helen
Eyana
Migs Flor
Serdard Share
Dieft
Ron
Mr Share
Sistry
Buishees
Washington
New York 1751 notes on slavery and theater notices
Transcribed excerpt from the 1751 New York Gazette reveals a slave market near Wall Street with runaway notices, prices and bids for enslaved people, and a city theater scene discussing Kean’s benefit tickets. It also mentions obituaries and advertisements about servants and goods, with editorials and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Gazette
Judah Hays
Sarah
Amboy
Gol Hamilton
Rovers
City of
Nynor
Elizabeth Hoyd
Broad Street
Shackewise
Chiildren
Ebenezer Grant
Hanover
Albany Post
Boston
Philadelphia
Isabella Morris
Lewis. Morris
Fay
Province of
New Jersey
Hempstead Plaina
Kean
Jasxs Parker
N. B
Gouverneur Morris
Simeon DeWitt
John Rutherford
China
Harlem
New York Sun
Battle of New Orleans Cotton Bales Debunked
In an interview tied to the Battle of Chalmette, Gen. Jackson and Gen. Coffee dispute the use of cotton-bale breastworks by American forces. The narrative describes earthworks, a canal, and Packenham’s failed assault, with vivid accounts of riflemen, a bayonet charge, and the mortal wounding of Packenham.
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Jackson
Harney
Adair
Goffeo
Yonneside
Kentucky
F1st
Naehville
Teen
Gena. Jackson
Chalmette
Gen. Jackson
Thad
Coffee
Louisana
Geom Packenham
Arlileviaty L
Geo. Jackson
Tom Overton
Duncan
Gen. Packenham
Thaye
Attakapas
Louisiaana
Washington Sunday Herald
Selecting and Church Influence in Church Growth
The Advance discusses how newcomers choose a church, often swayed by business gain, social status, eloquent preaching, or low-cost Sunday entertainment. It argues these motives are selfish and unworthy, urging newcomers to seek where they are most needed to build Christ's kingdom.
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Bia Busin
Arale
Lisk
Foreign language newspapers in the United States by language
The New York World reports p93 foreign language papers and periodicals in the United States. German leads with 483 titles, followed by French 41, Scandinavian 33, Spanish 25, Bohemian 12, Dutch 11, Italian 6, Welsh 4, and Polish and Hebrew two each. One paper is in Irish, with Cherokee and Chinese also represented.
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United States
New York World
Parla
Rome
France
Algeria
Paris
Marseilles
la Plata
Buenos Ayres
United States of America
New York
Brazil
San Paolo
Anatria
Hungary
Trieste
Switzerlani
Taino
Uruguay
Turkey
Egypt
Alexandria
Trles
Great Britain
Ireland
Tunis
Peru
Spain
Mexico
Monaco
Russian Empire
New York Post
Maine
Springfield
Maga
Tucson
Arizona
Portland
Sshdealera
Jeremiah Austin
South Coventry
Cond
Postotlics Daily
Pittsfield
Maas
Vermont
New Haven
Hill, N. H
Guerneville
Cal
Ira Jenks
Lanukboro
Mass
Boston
Virgina
Nev
Los Angeles
Gazette
Fhsn
Skoat
David
Ana
Troy Times
Tira
England
Florida
Willho
Massachusetts
Macadam
Falka
Ayik
Binco
Liberia and the Congo in African Redemption
Prof McC Stewart of Liberia College spoke at Bethel Church Sullivan Street New York on Liberia and the Congo in African Redemption He noted rising American interest in Africa expansion by liberia 5000 liberated slaves 15000 American Liberians and 800000 aborigines Liberia will grow coffee educate and develop internal industries Stanley will be immortal for his Congo work and rivers will unite Congo and Niger valleys with rail and trade toward a new civilization in Africa
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McC. Stewart
Liberia College
W. B. Derrick
Bethel Church
Sullivan Street
New York
Liberia
Congo
Africa
Americana
Livingston
Stanley
New England
New Jersey
Iain
Republic
5. D. ‘Alexander
Henry M. Schieffelin
G. B. Samson
Peabely
Harvard University
Boston Board
Niger Valley
United States
Amazon
Misissippiia
Grost
Hebron Machpelah cave explained and guarded site
A Hebron correspondent describes the cave of Machpelah as a major attraction in Palestine. He notes Moslem control, limited access for Christians, and Jewish reverence at the mosque foundation stones while pilgrims deposit Hebrew prayers. The piece contrasts temple areas in Jerusalem and the mosque site with Montpelier-like scholarly commentary.
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Cave of Machpelah
Palestine
New Orleans Times
Democrat
Omar
Jerusalem
Capaculam
Damageua
Hebron
Prince of Wales
Talans
Vliskant
Machpelah
Abraham
Old Temple
General Grant's Peril Rumor On Tongue Cancer
An 19th century rumor claims General Grant suffers swelling of the tongue that may develop into cancer. The piece recalls Senator Hill of Georgia and cites Dr. Fordyce Barker remarking on possible irritation from smoking. It questions certainty and mentions a speculative link to a solicitor in Ireland and a political figure.
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Grant
Gen Grant
Lisl
Georgia
Plyalsiun
Fordyce Barker
Douglass
Murinte
Lina Byon
Senator Hill
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Teich
T. BP. Stewart
Hie School of Mines
Irancihiy
Air
Ioavw
Tanid
Iead
Miles Flora
Hepaea
Abbott
Freedmen’s Rights
J. Milton Turner
Indian Territory
Congressional Committee
Mr.Turner
Indiana Territory
Wherang Phillips
Secretary of the Interior
Dawes
Mel Turner
Indiana
Turner
Parker
Capt. Payne
Payne
Tuvener
Capt
Tryna
Urnyr
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Battle OF
New Orlrany
the Prospects of
Santa Claus
An Howe
New York Mail and Express
Ienland
Foelong Bolton
Axinak
Gersymenter Trelend
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