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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1905

Page

7

Religious dog joins archbishop's household in Philadelphia

A Benedictine monk trained St Bernard duels with a collie owned by Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia. The collie, once mistaken for the archbishop, became an attache at the residence. It prays, plays piano, attends services, and accompanies the archbishop on park walks. The real owner later gifted the dog, valued at about 500 dollars, to the archbishop who keeps him near daily.

St. Bernard Archbishop Ryan Philadelphia Fairmount Park Archiepiscopal Resi Dence Mgr Ryan

Grandly Bred Wilkes Stallion At Greystone Park

A describing note from Lexington Missouri promotes a grandly bred Wilkes stallion at Greystone Park listing a black color, powerful build, and fast speed. The seller touts a half mile under a minute and an eighth in 14 seconds with a strong disposition, claiming superiority over other stallions and inviting public consideration.

Wilkes Greystone Park Lexington Epirito

Prizes for Servants Celebrate Long Service in Austria

A celebration of the Austrian emperor's birthday awarded 20 purses worth 1765 each to domestic servants for long and loyal service. Winners included a valet in service for 411 years, a maid at an orphanage for about 39 years, and a 74 year old cullery maid with 43 years at the same family. All winners had over 30 years in their posts. A Voice in the Night echoes the hall scene as a playful exchange concludes the piece with a humorous local aside.

Austria

Japanese War Themed Mailing Cards From 1904

Describes Japanese produced mailing cards featuring war scenes from the 1904 Tokio army review. Includes one card with English title Our Combined Squadron Steaming Toward the Enemy and another with ships in a looming battle line, gold inscriptions, and photographic depictions of battleships cutting through a calm seascape.

Japan Tokio Ths

Revival Aims to Reform Amid Material Age

A broad revival movement described by Everybody's Magazine sweeps Schenectady New York Denver California and South Wales. Churches theaters and halls host mass gatherings with penitent fervor reducing liquor sales and uniting Protestant sects. The piece notes revivalists influence across cities and nations and argues religion remains a permanent human need.

New York Schenectady Everybody’s Magazine Denver Cal Schenectady South Wales Albert Memorial Hall London

Excessively Modest Nordy Boston Girl Modest In Talk

A Chicago Sun item notes Nordy from Boston is exceptionally modest and refuses to discuss Cooper's Leatherstocking tales, highlighting her reticence in conversation.

Nordy Boston Butts Cooper Chicago Sun

Forefathers and microbes stirred in days gone by

A Lewiston Journal quip notes that ancestors likely hosted microbes in ancient times but they did not keep them stirred up constantly, reflecting a paleontological or humorous take on historical biology.

Lewiston Journal

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