Kidnapped by a Sailor Captain and a Murder Trial Tale
The excerpt follows a crew tale aboard a brig where a boy, pressed into hard labor, recalls a murder attempt and a captain's decision to hide the incident. Tense staffing changes unfold as mutinous fear and guilt shadow the round-house and deck duties.
Attila Wormwood Star in Talmage Sermon on Power and Pride
Dr Talmage likens Attila the Hun to the Wormwood star in Revelation, calling him a brilliant scourge who conquered vast regions from the Adriatic to the Black Sea. He urges readers to avoid wormwood in life by resisting oppression, vice, and national corruption, praising the gospel as sweeter than bitterness.
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Harper's Bazar June Highlights and Contributors
Features include a Princeton professor's Mars inhabitants study by C A Young. Mrs Jean Pardee Clark writes on The Woman's Country Club. Plus short stories by Julia Magruder and Duffield Osborne.
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What He Was Doing
A country hayseed type wandered along Fifth Street between Jefferson and Market and read show bills aloud. Passers-by gathered and teased him until he finally replied he was waiting to see how long a gentleman could stand there without someone asking what he was doing.
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Harper's Magazine July issue features General Washington paper
Harper's Magazine opens with a study by Woodrow Wilson on General Washington and the Revolutionary era. The piece portrays Washington as a vivid, humane figure through camp and battlefield scenes and Virginia life, with Mr Pyle's illustrations enriching the colonial life and politics themes.
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Cyclists Tugged Down by a Shanghai Rooster
Two Jersey City cyclists Henry Ackerman and G L Mitchell were knocked down on Mill Street Belleville by a large Shanghai rooster. Mitchell’s wheel tangled with the rooster. Ackerman rear ended him sending both riders to the ground. One man insensible and another with a sprained ankle. Two bicycles wrecked and the rooster dead.
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Harper's Weekly June features and notes on new works
The June Harper's Weekly will publish items on the Republican convention at St Louis a cyclone there the Czar's coronation Yale Crew at Henley and Red Lake Indian reservation opening. Cockett's The Gray Man concludes and Howells new novel The Landlords of the Lion's Head begins with illustrations by Smedley. A German inventor proposes quartz sand infused waterproof sole glue for flexible hard wearing boots.
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