Exposition of 1875 and Proudhon’s Art Critique in Paris
Paris letter on the Exposition of 1875 and the philosopher Proudhon’s views on art. It critiques his thesis that art should be suppressed, contrasts Plato, Courbet, and modern painters, and recalls public debates on property, monuments, and the role of painting and sculpture in society. The piece also notes social events, marriages, and fashionable life amid ongoing artistic controversy.
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Tribune
Paris
Theapetle Proudhon
Peter Panl
Plato
Republic
Becanse
Victor Hugo
Moxeum
Roumean
Proudhon
Armand Barthet
Rome
Luther
Raphaels
Michael Angel
Courbet
de la Croix
Ingres
AIU
Hood
Rubens
Louis XIV
Fourier
M. Proudhon
Mato
Alexandria
Colin
Louvre
Vatician
Notre Dame de Paris
France
Enbloge
Virgil
Beethoven
Michael Angelo
Kayhael
Madame Rataxzi
Ratazei
Chasspa Eulynées
Bee House
Avenue de
Madeleine Brolan Taut
Tahal
Marriage notions and fortunes in Paris society
In France separation is seen as a remedy for marriage while divorce remains rare. A Paris prince reportedly repaired his fortune by marrying a banker’s daughter, using telegraphic wits and Socratic quips. Fathers, in-laws, and financiers mingle in a tale of wives, fortunes, and social bargaining.
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Marrid
Moneur
Moe
France
Paris
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Heraklie
Boupse
Prince Polignae
Prine
Georgen de Hoeckeren
Brown Regatta Preview Notes on Crews and Course
Brown University details the Seekonk river training course at Narragansett Bay, with a focus on the Freshman and University crews. The piece discusses facilities, funding, previous regatta results, and coachable prospects, highlighting key players, boat-house needs, and Saratoga plans for July.
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Providence
College Regatiat
Brown Navy
Fraiterer
Saratoga Lake
Old College
Rhode Island
Spragues
Roger Williams
Narragansett Bays
Brown
Eauder
Saratoga
Asmonel J Beadbury
Rood
Sonicone
Walter A. Peek
Christophe M. Lave
Frankie
Mr. Bradbury
Taat
Luther
Capt
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Weston
Roper
Centennial of Old Presbyterian Church at PuyLirsno
PunyLines NJ June 18 A Boston homage to Bunker Hill overshadowed a local church centennial in Greenwich Township Warren County six miles from the Hudson. The Presbyterian Society formed in 1740 and erected the present edifice in 1779 after Delaware Valley missions and in the wake of early Revolutionary events.
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New-York
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Delaware
Dainunl
Ronkee Hill
Dane Metre
Los Junite Farius
Keecherry
New Firutie
Washington Jaware
Rogers
Joscnih
Willian Misswell
New-Jersey
Jan Maxwell
Faituyrtons
Listine
Barnes Craver
Philadelphia
Jdyur
Sy Aawerlean
Chineiv al Temtan
Cattell
Lavtayette
Renaike
Eanteisen
Delaware Peach Growers Plan Rail Shipment Routes
Delaware peach raisers met to arrange rail shipments to New York, Boston, and the West. Estimates place the crop at about 6,000,000 buckets with 1,000,000 to be shipped in fall. rails will handle 2,000,000 more depending on weather, routes to be finalized by next Saturday.
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Baskota
Philadelphia
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Batthnore
Delaware Road
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J. Poumon
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Hasta Valles
Nat Toane
Harrisburg
Pilteliea
Pulita
Aled
Berabto
Easton
Sunbury
Mariette
Baccalaureate Sermons at Wesleyan and Rutgers College
Wesleyan University pastor President Cummings preached the baccalaureate sermon in Middletown, praising Mary’s costly gift and warning against wasteful indifference toward spiritual values. Rutgers College President Smith followed with a sermon stressing the living Christ and the practical power of Christianity for graduates.
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Cummings
Middletown
Conn
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Tavior
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Jomate
Mary
Christ
Mars
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Ieentertan
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Uilodt
Promlen
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Tive Txuriois
Wimself
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Hmaranien
Hiei
Helsby
Eutterine Cris
Lainleng
Mathers
Hanes Asd
Brent
Rutgers College
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Hogan
Lealine
Ibn Asay
Cristane
Angela Hue
Hitler
Wattis
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Alice
Alenay
Bethal
John
Chriat
Chilat
The Christian Spirit and the Banquet of Joy
Fragmented passage discusses the contrast between worldly happiness and the Christian ideal of lowliness. It notes the true joy comes from serving others and living with humility, declaring vanity fleeting and faith offering lasting brace and peace.
Evangelists in London plan revival meetings by Moody and Sankey
Reports describe Moody and Sankey leading evangelist events in London with large crowds. Meetings were held at various venues including a church near Charing Cross and in suburban areas, aiming to reach diverse communities with itinerant preaching and singing.
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