Luke Wright—a Tennessee Confederate officer and national figure
Luke Wright born 1847 Pulaski Tennessee rose from boyhood artillery service under his uncle to lead sections in Civil War battles. He later gained fame as Memphis attorney general and Philippine governor general, then ambassador to Japan, merging southern roots with Republican expansionism in a career defined by appointed offices and rivalries.
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Odd Use For Wedding Rings
A silver gilt tabernacle in the chapel of the new Westminster cathedral is held up by fourteen wedding rings left by donors who arranged in advance for their rings to hang in the service. Each ring bears the donor’s name, and many friends and relatives contributed to fund this decorative feature.
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Anecdotes Of Potter Bishop Potter's Manila Tests And Alms
An army officer recalls Bishop Henry Codman Potter in Manila facing government questions at port control and a later tale of his charitable conduct. The pontiff is described approvingly for disciplined alms, quick acts of mercy, and humor about titles while recounting encounters from his New York and European experiences.
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Vocation Bureau Aids Youth in Choosing Life Work
Boston's leading benefactor funded a new Vocation Bureau to guide youths in selecting and preparing for careers. The plan, inspired by Professor Frank Parsons, aims to integrate into schools and provide personal assessments, interviews, and guidance to empower informed choices and career readiness.
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Wholesale Prices Hit Peak in 1907 National Report
Wholesale prices rose to the highest level in eighteen years with October's high point and an annual average 25.5 percent above the 1890 1899 ten year mean. The figures come from a new bureau of labor report under the department of commerce and labor outlining 1907 economic conditions.
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Hope for Bishop Potter Illness Brightens in Cooperstown
July 6 report from Cooperstown New York says Bishop Henry Codeman Potter remains seriously ill with stomach trouble and other complications. Doctors note improving condition and growing hope for a favorable outcome as concern for his health continues.
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