The Brilliant Colonial Admin Sir George Grey in History
An assessment of Sir George Grey’s daring colonial career across Australia New Zealand and South Africa. It notes his energetic governance frontier land policies native relations and federation foresight, balanced by clashes with superiors and internal discord later in New Zealand and his recall from South Africa.
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England
Bureau
George Grey
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
South Australia
John Russell
Grey
Cape Colonr
Cape Colony
Hottentots
Sir George Grey
Colonial Office
Sout Africa
Thomas Price
Seddon
Buller Name Origins in English Nobility
The Pall Mall Gazette traces the baptismal name Buller as among the oldest in England. It notes the lineage stretching back over eight centuries since Richard de Redvers became Earl of Devon, with de Redvers, De Rivers, and Riverus etymologies linked to Riviera. The title later passed to the Courtenays, and the piece records Buller’s frequent remarks.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Sir Redvers Buller
Richard de Redvers
Earl of
Devon
de Redvers
de Rivers
Riverus
Riviera
Creutlly
Calvados
Courtenays
Buller
History as Psychology in Reichs General History
A critical review of Emil Reichs General History of Western Nations 500 B C to 19 A D. The reviewer notes Reichs psychological approach, its departure from documentary history, and its contentious parallels between Judea and the Transvaal, Rome and the United States. praising some insights while condemning methodological excesses.
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B.C
Emil Reich
TI. &Vo
The
Macmillan Company
Bichat
Bopp and Pott
Savigny
Reich
Dr. Reich
Judea
Transvaal
Rome
United States
Sparta
England
Reich on history and social psychology as critique
The passage argues that Dr Reich’s loyalty to theory harms his documentary criticism and social psychology. It criticizes his selective use of general facts, calls his approach unacademic, and denounces his dismissal of Tarde’s laws of social imitation and the idea that conscious contrast drives nations to opposite practices.
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Reich
Rome
Gabriel Tarde
Books and Authors in Modern Napoleonic Studies
A survey of new and forthcoming books and essays on Napoleon, his era, and related figures. Works noted include William Wardens Napoleons Fellow Travellers with documents from his St Helena voyage, Rambuteau memoirs, Rambuteau ball scenes, Emerson poets, Gorkis Soldiers, Pollocks Irving anecdote, Gribble Rousseau, Macdonalds Humane Philosophy of Rousseau, Santley on singing, Garcias teaching, Lurcas Friendly Craft, Blackmore novels Lorna Doone and The Maid of Sker, Milton commemoration at Bow Church, Wordsworth music, Nietzsche’s Eces Homo publication, and related literary notices.
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William Warden
St. Helena
C. K. Shorter
Napoleon
Warden
Milton
Bow
London
William Watson
Wordsworth
Random Reminiscences and Books of the Era Previewed
The item lists forthcoming titles and contents from D Rockefeller, S de Ricci, Miss Marie Corelli, John Graham Brooks, Furnivall, Munro, Ruskin, Mrs La Touche, Mrs Henry Cust, Mrs Blount, Mrs Burnett, Oscar Wilde letters, Macmillan releases, Jonas Lie, W L George, Maspero translation, and Maspero Egyptology. It highlights topics from business conduct and modern corporations to literature, biographies, travel, and archaeology with publication plans and sample descriptions. The notices sketch publisher activity and anticipated works across 1900s literary and scholarly fields.
Books of the Week and Art Titles Featured
A catalog of arts and literature items including The Studio Yearbook of Decorative Art 1990s, John Watts de Peyster biography, Nellie L. McClung Sowing Seeds in Danny, The French Influence in English Literature, and The Game of Go. Also listed are works on house painting, insect stories, biology, and translated novels with publishers and formats.
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John Lane Company
Aeon
Danny
Nellie L. McClung
Doubleday. Page & Co
Berthe St. Luz
C. F. Fenno @ Co
Bishop Greer Likely to Lead New York Diocese Alone
Episcopal church leadership debates whether Bishop Greer will seek a coadjutor or administer the New York Diocese solo for several years. Clergy note his active charge since Potter’s era and smooth operations, with discussions of potential Westchester preferences for a local successor if needed.
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Greer
New York
Episcopal
Potter
Horatio Potter
Westchester
Rockland
Richmond
Putnam
Dutchess
Ulster
Orange
Albany
James FE. Freeman
St. Andrew’s Church
Yonkers
New York City
Presbyterian Membership Falls After Church Union
Official statistics from the Northern Presbyterian Church show a large apparent drop in members by 41,000 to 1,300,329 due to readjustment after the Cumberland Presbyterian union. The dip reflects reallocation of Cumberland members and not a true decline, as 180,000 Cumberland adherents were added last year during the union but many chose not to join the Northern church.
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Northern Presbyterian Church
William H. Roberts
General Assembly
Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian
Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
Covenanters face vote participation dilemma at synod
The Reformed Presbyterian Church convened in Philadelphia to decide if members may vote in local option elections. Voting could conflict with the church’s stance on secular elections, prompting an in-depth, unresolved discussion. The temperance-focused denomination serves 5,? churches and 9,404 communicants.
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Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian
Covenanter, Church
Philadelphia
Covenanter Church
Christ
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Church Education Campaign Planned Through Secular Press
The article describes efforts to organize lay reading circles across parishes and dioceses and to launch a church education campaign in the secular press, aiming to broaden religious study and literacy among congregants.
WANT METHODIST UNION PUSHED BY LEADERS
Methodist leaders set union as an ideal for all American Methodist bodies and cite the Protestant Church’s quick move away from Congregationalists after overtures from the General Conference. Past efforts to unite the Episcopal and Southern bodies continue as leaders insist full union hinges on resolving Northern and Southern splits.
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Methodist Protestant Church
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Union
Evangelist Len Broughton Preaches in New York Week
The Rev Dr Len G Broughton of Atlanta will preach in Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow and again in a week as he travels to London to preach for Dr G Campbell Morgan. Services begin in Tent Evangel at 57th Street and Broadway nightly until August 17. A large outdoor rally at Fort George is planned tomorrow at 3 28 PM with multi language preaching for Italians Hebrews Germans and French.
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Len G. Broughton
Tabernacle Church
Atlanta
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Broughton
London
G. Campbell Morgan
Fifth Avenue Church
Dr. Broughton
57Th Street
Broadway
Fort George
Evangelistic Committee of
New York City
East Side
William Nesbitt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cornell Memorial Church
Th Street
Second Avenue
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
10Th Street
Percy Stickney Great
Walter E. Clifton Smith
Dr. Allend
Martie Collegiate Church
2Th Street
Tenth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
la Eget
P. m
Walter E Clifton Smith
Fifth Ave
Séth St
Atlanta Tabernacle Church
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
West Enclave
George P. Eckman
D. D
M B Chapman
Middle Collegiate Church
John G Fagg
A J. Muste
Ill on Mauretania Ailing executive returns from sea voyage
Edward H. Llewelyn secretary of the Chicago Malleable Steel Company fell seriously ill mid voyage aboard the Cunard liner Mauretania bound from Liverpool. Wireless messages brought his brothers and Dr. S. J. Balderson to meet him. he was rushed to Chicago from Jersey City. Inquiries aboard noted Prince Petrocchino of France fearing upheaval if Socialists gain power. Postmaster General George von L Meyer, and William G. McAdoo were also aboard the vessel.
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Edward H. Llewelyn
Chicago Malleable Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Chicago
Prince Petrocchino
France
James Templer
George von L. Meyer
Mauretania
William G. McAdoo
Car Crash Near Philadelphia Leaves One Fatally Hurt
Seven people were hurled from a skidding car on the city outskirts late last night. Six were injured including Lena Brown sixteen who was trapped beneath the wreck and may die of brain concussion. Also injured were William Atkinson, Mrs. Atkinson, Frank Williams, William Oakley, and Miss Florence Payne. The driver Frank Williams attempted a sharp turn at high speed, causing the crash.
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Philadelphia
Lena Brown
William Atkinson
Atkinson
Frank Williams
William Oakley
Florence Payne
New Episcopal Studies Society Formed in Albany
A new lay organization within the Protestant Episcopal Church named the Christian Studies Society has been formed. Its aim is to persuade members to study church history and affairs with headquarters in Albany where its president Clarence M. Abbott lives. The society plans study courses and public lectures with clerical support.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Christian Studies Society
Albany
Clarence M. Abbott
Brick Church Ministers to Lead Communion Service
Religious notices list ministers Rt. Robert Davis and Rev Malcolm J McLeod D D of Pasadena California to preach and lead the sacrament of the Lord s Supper at the close of the morning service at Brick Church Fifth eS ne eee.
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Brick Church
Fifth
Robert Davis
Malcolm J. M'Leod
D. D
Pasatena
California
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