Liberal Year Book on Church of England Sparks Debate
A new Liberal Year Book by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge surveys the Church of England and its global branches. It argues that Anglican revival is underway, counters fears of secular drift, and emphasizes endowments and national reach. a personal note reflects on home, memory, and belonging in a nearby scene.
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Church of England
Society
Burch
Bena&t
Theas
England
Ikean
Who is Shackson a Greenwich celebrity asks townsfolk
Justice Tuckeyn, famed in Tweed era Greenwich, New York, is asked repeatedly who the man “Shackson” is as he walks Greenwich Avenue. Locals greet him with “Hello, Phil” and “How are you, Paul” while he seeks to understand the mystery, puzzled by the crowd calling him Shackson.
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Justice Tuckeyn
Tweed
Greenwich
N.Y
Greenwich Avenue
Phil
Tne van
Jackson
Graciouz
Dot Shackson
Dermadder
Shackson
Troman
No Place Like Home in Nome Train Arrival
The passage paints pleasant Saturday scenes as city workers ride home by rail to embowered villages and orchards. Faces show content, fires glow at gates, and babies center gatherings. A narrator recalls Payne’s songlike line about home and harmony in a calm, nostalgic moment.
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Nome
Morhee
Payne Aungst
Anta Railway Pass Rights Cause Family Controversy
An Alabama man claimed his 8 percent railroad pass should cover his mother in law as part of his family. Investigations showed the mother-in-law controlled him, funded him, and directed the inclusion of her in the pass, exposing excessive zeal and deception. The tale cautions temperance in bright schemes and the risk of bold lies collapsing under scrutiny.
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Alabama
Pasa
Bra
Pase
Neyz
Montana Miner Purchases Goods From Stranger Actress
A Montana miner in Chicago was charmed by a stage performer at a State Street theatre. He arranged a walk and then bought her clothing and accessories including hosiery underwear a cloak and a face collar. On the next day they walked again amid falling snow and more purchases followed.
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Chicago
Montana
Toto
State Street
Charmea
Miner Proposes to Actress After Gift Offer in Montana
A Montana miner courted a stage actress, offering marriage and a $200 saddle ticket, but she declined. He left on a train with a kiss and a parting joke while she later received a hat parcel and a gold-filled pocketbook from him. Fellow performers taunted his “chump” status for letting her slip away.
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Aucker
Wiiner
Montana
Philadelphia tragedy leaves young servant dead with infant
Mollie L. Taylor, seventeen, a servant in the household of Mr. Francis P. Smith at 107 Locust Street, was found dead in the chest with a baby in her arms. Mrs. Smith left the scene earlier in the day and returned to find Mollie dead. the two younger children were asleep nearby. The coroner was summoned as no cause of death is given in the report.
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Philadelphia
Tamsey
Mollie L. Taylor
Waas
Francis P. Smith
Locustystreet
Tyre
Smith
Faway
Fes
Senate
Parry
Sen
Warner
Minor
Paich
Fairchild
Merrell
Bille
Campagne
Lincoln Canary
Cortis
Watertown
We Riken
Faresvillee
Adams
Aurora
Scheiber
Naber
Shawson
Lang Jade
Beauty of Old Peaple and the Beauty of Experience
A reflective piece argues beauty comes with age and character not youth. It contrasts youthful looks with the grace of aging, noting sweeter smiles from seventy and the beauty of holiness. It suggests couples who weather life together share likeness in appearance and voice, like twin pebbles on a beach.
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Lord Lytton
Jant
Atier
Treea and Health and the Forest Role in Water
The piece explains trees remove carbonic acid from breath and recycle oxygen, forming wood and fruit. It notes forests influence rainfall and surface water retention for springs and streams, and that certain species may aid malaria areas. It recounts sewage pollution by tree roots near a cesspool and questions how waste is processed or exhaled by leaves.
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Cyaina
Dess-Iain
Olan
Legislature Debates Bills on Observatories and Local Fees
A lengthy legislative session sees Prof Holden of Wardboro Observatory prompting visits to inspect Saturn and Jupiter through the telescope. Debates cover funding for observatories, county court terms, school funds, and various charter and tax measures. Several bills pass or advance, with committees and resolutions shaping road, rail, and public land actions across Wisconsin.
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Seo. Stanley
Assembly Ji
Newhall
Gar Bonk
Board of Managers of
Schoo
Gurls
Bishop
Joneau County
Curlis
Fairclild
Arraperi
Untles
Wall
Miller
Lynch
Lurspar
Carey
Kingsop
Sun
Jonas
Daniah Brotherhood
United Staten
Sun, Ryland
Supreme Court
Senate
Public Landa
Public Lande
Sosale
Mareh
Innoe Hospital
Holden
Washburn Observatory
Saturn
Tupster
Kennedy
Thin Ata
Waupasa
Alao
Helvetia
Waupaca
Scheiber
Lbreumise
Jagroza Boarborough Creek
Kewaures
McCor
Jupon Hotel
Imu Snd
Chimpaune
Weasboro
Glidden
Miezener
Yresenburg
Jliner
Minora
Senele—Billa
Sen
Reed
Sherman
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Oak Grove
Ben, Minor
Hane Johnson
Lake Michigan
Sen. Webb
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Xaid
Comstock
Alzo
Congress
Pointe
Trempleau
Baffalo
Comatock
Sen. McDonald
Te Assembly
Leginlatuire
Taursway
Webb
Beer Wiley
Hancock
Wanshara
Plainfeld
Son
Lord
McDonald
le Crane
Minor
Genuin
Door County
Charles Jaling
State Board of Expervision
Weller L. Peck
la Belle
Amerdenspler
McD
Ware
Fed
Cortey
Kickapoo
Achneider
How to De Beautiful London Trade
A fragment explains that hot water improves complexion for girls. advise facial use by dipping the face in very hot water or applying with sponge. It likens the effect to lobsters and notes the color changes from tints of patches and fee.
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London
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Nichole
Maxwell
Tileran
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Ingurange
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