The Maiden Ethling Trials and the Fateful Hour
A dramatic late 19th century report recounts the trial of Honora Ethling for murder, her alleged love entanglements, and the courtroom drama that leads to a death sentence. Amid conflicting testimonies, Sheriff O Flanagan’s evidence and the judge’s indictment are weighed against Ethling’s innocence as the governor commutes the sentence to imprisonment, prompting public reaction and moral reflection.
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Honorim
Ford
Buathy
Milton
Nalt
Demone
Tn Gil
Indy
Sharif
Hin Hamly
Sia
Attica
Peisoner
Milnn
Millign
Thomaidens
Dinbalicel
Mixa Ebling
Widal
Mencad
Pattal
Beaux
L.néyer
Denth
Dex
Langanpe
Nora L
Galt
Toa Ador
Polcc
Atier
Yateant
Wenllomida
Hig
Anda
Rae Dulivornd
Ani
Tiue
Vie Prieuiien
Henry Millen
O'Flanagan
Drown
Millian
Millich
Hng O'Panagan
Ele
Herald Cather
Charles ‘Teothley
Lim
Lee
Rkoew
Jeft
Ana Wieged
Mires O' Flanagan
Morley
Iameleng
Rlie
Oria
Ely
Courtezan
Shaad
Acyich
SiNya
Amtolie BinleFs
Keesa Munora
Othat Tadinenabe
Fita
Honara
Young Million
Lila
Jones
Aerdon
Hopa
VirWe
Justico
Jhone
Secoal
Profane Swearing and Its Social Impact
The text discusses profane swearing as a sin against God and its harmful spread among children. It notes parental concern, peer pressure, and observed instances of swearing in daily life, stressing the need for guardians to curb such language and its influence.
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Eph
Auber
Ampane
James Forsyth Reformed After Family Lesson
A fragment from the Ziin's Herald recounts Mrs Forsyth urging her son James to attend to his books and duties. He reflects on procrastination, the mother’s patient guidance, and his reform leads to a happier, better boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Udo
Wierstick
Heroaer
Forsyth
Gorhoo
Doliawlso
Ziin
Herald
Family of many tongues in Abington pastor's kin
A Massachusetts correspondent writes about Rev J W Ward of Abington and his five motherless children. The siblings, ages nine to sixteen, allegedly translate from Hebrew Greek Latin and French at family worship and show prodigious talents in language, math, and religious debate. The father educates them, guiding their diverse interests and cheerful character.
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First Congregational
Abington
Massachusetts
J. W. Ward
Be Wide Awake and the Nation's Political Stir
A fragment from a 19th century piece explores wakefulness in public life, quips on election rhetoric, and recalls figures like Horace Greely and John Milton. It reflects on liberty and knowledge as drivers of civic virtue amid social critique and memory of political debates.
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Boston
Ailronda
Webster
Fillmore
Stoll
Cass
Ohare
Jesus-Chelat
New
Hampshire
John Milton
Tennessee
Demperance
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David Belere
Monegan
Elie
Miss Ling
Opperny
Heman
Diiborgugg & Filite
Snhiches
Colletin
Dr. Smith
Europe
Jellar
Lord Mayor's of
London
Mary Hawett
Horace Greelay
Miss Greelay
Judgs Lang
Louisiana
Njurys
Cist
Cincinnati
William Lyon
England