The House and of the Wolf Chapter VIII Continues
In the dawn streets of Paris during the Saint Bartholomew era Pavannes and I return to a perilous scene outside Coligny's house learning Marie and Madame de Pavannes are safe for now. We debate rescue plans for Louis as a crowd gathers and the city wakes to bells drums and cries against Coligny.
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Pavannes
Duke of Guise
Coligny
France
Canaille
Tenry of Guise
Henry of Valois
Guise
Trip
Blois
Louis
Mme. de Pavannes
Croisette
Marie
Madame
Anne
Louis de Payannes
Kit
Tours
Ile
Mme. D’o
Catholics Rally Against Mob At Drawbridge Gate
In a hostile melee outside a fortress, Catholics led by Croisette and Marie defend a door with arquebus and pikes. A bold speech of Catholic unity halts the mob, prompting a temporary lull as the crowd pauses under the king’s name and Vive la Messe.
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King
Seek Him That Maketh the Seven Stars and Orion
A Washington sermon by Rev. J. De Witt Talmage explores Amos as a shepherd-astronomer and argues the God of order light and steadfast change. He ties Pleiades and Orion to moral life, divine poetry, and the promise of eternal homes beyond this world.
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J. de Witt
Talmage
Washington
Orion
Amos
Erion
Moses
Daniel
Isaiah
David
Ile
Bue
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
Sisera
Jerusalem
Cassiopeia
Charles IX
Fraunce
St. Bartholomew
Justinian
Orio
Amee
B.C
Pleiades
Lessad
Virgil
DeWitt
God
Trevelloth
Alecoyne
Merope
Comene
Mivetra
Sterope
Taygete
Maia
Christ
Stars
Elihu
Seeler
Huyza
Anathema
Lord Cobham
Isitchen
Alexander the Great
Duke of Wellington
Midsky
Isis
Kingdom of Heaven
Julius Caesar
Job
Mazaroth
Arcturus
St. John
Joshua
Gideon
Tol USA
God of the
Seven Stars
Orton
Seeck
Fotal
Velcon
Thad
Cologne
Germany
Europe
Hat Iman
Jile
Lazarus
Inglishman designs horseless Paris to Fontainebleau carriage
In a 1645 letter from Gruf Patin a bibliophile notes an Englishman, son of a Frenchman, planning a horseless carriage that could travel from Paris to Fontainebleau in a day. The device, said to be under construction in the Temple, would save fodder amid costly hay and oats.
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Gruf Patin
Paris
Fontainebleau
Chicas
Tribune
Luther's Role in Reform and Freedom Remembered
Rev and Mrs J Domer of Lutheran Church Washington DC reflect on Martin Luther's challenge to church abuses and the path to modern religious liberty. They credit his actions with enabling contemporary faith freedom and reform.
John Sherman Accepts Secretary of State Post
The Albany Journal notes John Sherman will assume the office of secretary of state, rounding a 40 year career in public service. It lauds his leadership during the specie resumption and his role among 19th century statesmen. The piece suggests his cautious acceptance strengthens the McKinley administration.
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John Sherman
Treasury
Ile
McKinsey
Sherman
Albany Journal
Extra session urged to reform tariff for revenue
Chicago Times-Herald notes rising United States deficit and weekly debt accruals. It argues for an extra congressional session to revise the tariff to restore revenue while preserving protection, claiming recent deficits exceed those of the prior year and threaten public prosperity.
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Congress
United States
Wilson-Gorman
Carlisle
Chicapo
Times-Herald
Rise of Thomas C. Platt Highlighted by Press
The piece cites Chicago Inter Ocean praising Thomas C. Platt as a strong leader who grew in strength within New York politics. It notes initial press hostility gave way to recognition of his abilities and leadership as he returns to the Senate as a prominent figure.
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Phaitt
New York
Mr. Wiatt
Senate
Thomas C. Platt
Silas Lapham
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Andrew Carnegie
Mgr
Carnegie
Bryanites
Cleveland
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Erasmus
Ringe
Marie and Croisette
Heauvens
Miehaudes
The
Ohio Statesman
Fohico
Kansas City Journal
McKinley
Toledo Blade
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