Faithful that love shall ever be
A dated 1875 keepsake prayer fragment from Illinois author G F D Marshall. It expresses steadfast faith and hope for eventual rest in Heaven as conflict ends.
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Newspaper
Marshall Messenger
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1876
Page
1
A dated 1875 keepsake prayer fragment from Illinois author G F D Marshall. It expresses steadfast faith and hope for eventual rest in Heaven as conflict ends.
A drunken man in a saloon boasted of knocking others down as a fight began. He fell to the floor with an eye injury, others retaliated, and the melee ended with police arresting several involved.
A jailhouse scuffle left a prisoner and three officers with black eyes after a turnkey attacked a detainee and another guard joined the fray. A Journal reporter found the four injured men in a row and witnessed tense exchanges before leaving the cell.
Fragmentary account of Napoleon at his court discussing an ancient pontificial bull. An Austrian prelate cites a period, Napoleon challenges the claim, and the exchange reflects royal authority and doubt amid court intrigue. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and partial phrases.
The Emperor recalls a pivotal moment from his youth when he served as a lieutenant of artillery. He describes a two year garrison posting in a Dauphin city and a solitary circulating library. He notes reading a complete collection three times and retaining its contents.
The text shows garbled discussion about the electoral college and state actions. It mentions constitutional concerns, potential counts of electors, and disputes over who should be counted or excluded amid unclear names and dates.
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