Year 1914 marked by sweeping war and global upheaval
A dramatic survey of 1914 details the rapid slide from peace to war. It recounts Austria Hungary's ultimatum to Serbia, mobilizations across Europe, the German invasion of Belgium, and subsequent declarations of war. It notes naval clashes, colonial theaters, and the global economic shock, plus Mexican turmoil and major political shifts.
General Richard Montgomery A Patriot Soldier of Two Nations
Irish born Trinity graduate Richard Montgomery led British forces in Canada and the West Indies before joining American rebels. He rose to brigadier general, commanded in the ill fated Canadian expedition, and was fatally shot at Quebec on December 31 1775. His remains were later moved to St Pauls churchyard in New York where a marble monument honors him.
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Aguas Calientes
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Railway Through China Faces Graver Obstacles
A London Chronicle correspondent reports laying a railway in remote China. Graves of Chinamen blocked the route leading to a corkscrew like path. Locals dug up bones and replanted them along the line, causing the builder to pay repeatedly before finishing a fairly straight track.
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Where Love Is There Is God Quote by H L Sidney Lear
Thoughtful reflection on divine presence. The passage asserts that God is with those who love him despite dryness coldness and failure. It emphasizes trust in God over self and the assurance that one who clings to love will not fall away.
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