Memoirs of Alexandre Dumas Volume three review
A literary notice on Dumas's Memoirs third volume translated by E M Waller with introduction by Andrew Lane. The piece praises the vivid, gossiping, Parisian life scenes, notes on Mile Mars and Talma, and Dumas’s Napoleonic era recollections, while highlighting translation quality and related works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre Dumas
E. M. Waller
Andrew Lane
Macmillan Company
Dumas
France
Scott
Cooper
Byron
Garth
Wamba
Cedric
Ashby
Adolphe de Leuven
Henri Tit
Scientious
Tiger Tr
Liebig Extract of Beef Ad Emphasizes Purity and Safety
The advertisement extols Liebig Company's Extract of Beef as superior to homemade beef tea, noting cattle free from tuberculosis, hand-free processing, expert supervision, and analysis by two chemists. It claims absolute purity and safety backed by professional oversight.
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Liebig Company
Platts Chlorides Promises Healthful Home Cleaning
An odorless colorless liquid disinfectant named Platts Chlorides is promoted to purify cellars, closets, sinks, drains, and damp corners to prevent disease. Diluted with water it costs under five cents per quart. sold in quart bottles. Prepared by Henry R B Platt. Free sanitary booklet and a Health Economy brochure offered by mail from 42 Clift Street New York.
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Henry RB. Platt
Clit Street
New York
Clergymen Listed for Methodist Episcopal Conferences
The opening today in Manhattan Brooklyn and Plainfield New Jersey will feature numerous church leaders. Notable names include Rev Dr Henry A Buttz Drew Theological Seminary Rev Dr John Krantz Rev Dr Allan MacRossie pastor St James M E Church Rev Dr John A Gutheridge financial secretary American University Rev Dr Daniel Haleron Newark District presiding elder Rev Dr John F Dodd Newark Conference secretary and many others across New York East Newark and related districts.
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Henry A. Buttz
Drew Theological Seminary
F. M. North
New York City
Daniel Haleron
Elizabeth
Newark Co
John F Dodd
Newark
William P. George
First Church
Poughkeepsie
A. W. Byrd
Bichurch Society
James M. Buckley
The
Christian Advocate
A. Noble
Centenary Collegiate Institute
A. S. Kavanaugh
Methodist Hospital
Okion
George P. Mains
Methodist Book Concern
Arthur
Jamieson
Newburg
New York
A Goedel
Calvary Methodist Church
Manhattan
T. S. Henderson
Evangelistic Committee
David G. Downey
A B Sanford
New York East Conference
J. R. Day
Syracuse University
L. ©. Muller
Petersen Dustriet
George E. Reed
Dickenson College
J. E. Adams
New York East
M Anderson
Jersey City
William V. Kelley
Methodist Review
Brooklyn Aining
Methodists to Meet in Three Conferences Today
The National Methodist Episcopal Church delegates open sessions in Plainfield New Jersey Manhattan and Hanson Place Church Brooklyn at nine with the Lord's Supper observance. Reports show mixed finances but growing membership. presiding elders highlight property gains church growth and new buildings across districts including Jersey City Hasbrouck Dover Paterson and Kingston and the East Side Mission within New York. Bishop Spellmeyer presides Newark Conference in 194 T first home visit since 1847.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Newark
Plainfield
N. J
New York
St. James's Church
Manhattan
New York East
Hanson Place Church
Israelya
Henry Spellmeyer
Los Angeles
Daniel Haleron
Elizabeth
C. M. Anderson
Jersey City
Westwood
L. C. Muller
Paterson
H. Wesley
Dover
Simpson Terson
Emburr
Churen
Jonathan M. Meeker
Newa
Amo
Presiding Elder
Haleron
WS. Snodgrass
C. G. Wilding
W. L. Hoagland
Newark Jch Society
A.C. McCrea
Syracuse University
A. J. Palmer
Poughkeepsie
F. L. Wilson
Kingston
N. Y
Newbury
Arthur Jamieson
Fider
P. M. Watters
Chelsea
Nepperhan Heights
Tremont
Women suffrage debate draws Col ony Club crowd at Madison Ave venue
A Col ony Club gathering on a Tuesday afternoon hosted a lively debate on woman suffrage and socialism with suffragists and anti suffragists presenting cases under Miss da Tarbell. Speakers included Mrs Barclay Hazard, Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs Henry Villard, Mrs Francis Scott, Mrs Richard Aldrich, and others. The event featured remarks on the ballot’s role in shaping policy and social reform amid a season finale luncheon of the National Society of New England Women at Delmonico's.
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Colony Club
Madison Avenue
30Th Street
Henry Villard
Women Suffrage Movement
Carrie Chapman Catt
Francis Scott
The
Associaton
Bissell
Wilmington
Del
Richard Aldrich
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Ida Husted Harper
Aldrich
National Society of New England Women
Delmonico’s
Mme. Fujiko
Audienc
Miss Ridell
England
Japan
Otis Skinner
Boston Museum
Helen Boswell
Panama
Panar
United States
Boswel
Frederic Thompson
Charles
Church Conference Reports Across Brooklyn and New Haven Districts
The article reviews a Brooklyn and New Haven District conference summary detailing bishopric leadership, missionary moves from Europe to Italy, and church renovations. It notes salary increases, revival outcomes, and new church builds in Windsor Simsbury New Britain Rowayton Westport and Mount Vernon with mortgage clearances and jubilee observations. It also mentions Professor B P Bowne charges and shifting pastor appointments.
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Bowery
2D Street
Germania Hall
Hadley
Church of All Nations
W M. Stonehill
Will Burt
Zrtrich
Switzerland
Brook Conference
Lyn
Italy
B. P Bowne
A. R
Cooke
J. S Chadwick
Brooklyn Nostrict
C. 8. Wing
Brooklyn South District
Wing
Hanson Place
C Edward Locke
C H
New Haven
Freeport
Long Island New Haven
Windsor
Simsbury Conn
New Britain
J. E. Adams
New York
Rowayton
Westport
Conn
First Church
Mount Vernon
New York East Conference
General Conference
GLEANINGS From a Boston paper on hair and a clever maid
A reflection on hair for health and warmth contrasts with a Commonwealth avenue anecdote about a frail maid who earns extra by keeping ledgers. A Boston Oxford professor rediscovered a pre Christ letter from a boy of fourteen to his father about being left behind in Alexandria. He vows not to write, speak, or eat if not taken.
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Mile
Mars
Herre
Mme. Dorval
Mile. Contat
the Tribune
Kipling
Pepys
Ouida
E. H. Cooper
Cooper
Mademoiselle de la Ramée
de la
Louis Ramée
Io Ramee
Vehter
Paris
Louise
Mother
London
Lord Glenesk
Tom _ Whyte Melville
Sergeant Ballantine
Tennart
Lady Stanley
Hamilton Ride
Mond Terrace
Ouidaw
Lawrence
Guy Livingstone
Strathmore
Langham Hotel
B Lack
Newman Smyth
The
Scribners
Lord Cromer
London “Spectator
Egypt
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Commonwealth Avenue
Oxford
Alexandria
Normal College chooses president amid speculation and delays
The article details ongoing debates over the next president of Normal College. John H. Denbigh is tipped to take office around midweek while Milton H. Turk of Hobart College remains a favored alternative. Executive committee members were absent, delaying a public decision.
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Normal College
John H. Denbigh
Sars
Milton H. Turk
Hobart College
M. S. Storm
George J. Gillespie
Henry H. Sherriman
John H Sor
Thomas Hu
Denbig
Cambridge
Bronx
Denbigh
Morris Higtag
George Ass
Rnn
Calusuap
Ty Iperint
Plague of Letters Sparks Debate on Posthumous Publishing
Miss Repplier condemns the practice of publishing private letters of eminent figures after death as profit-driven and distorting character. She cites Hugo and Stevenson as examples but argues editors often seize on sensational material, risking the living’s privacy and legacy.
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League For Political Education
Delighta
Bert Louis Stevenson
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