American missionary effort in Turkey sparks moral influence across empire
The article praises American religious missions in Turkey, noting 222 common schools, 76 churches, 110 pastors, 200 preaching stations, and 166000 Bible readers, with a Protestant populace over 20000. It highlights Robert College in Constantinople, Beyrout, and Aintab, and argues Western aid can advance Turkish civil society without political entanglement.
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Constantinople
Adrianople
Erzercum
Euphrates
Stratford de Redcliffe
Turkey
Empire
Bosphorus
Europe
Darius
Robert College
New York
Beyrout
Syria
Aintab
Trowbridge
United
England
Government of the Interior
Nicomedia
Asia
Euphrates Valley
Framlingham school praised as model county education
The writer lauds Framlingham county school in Suffolk for strong management, healthy campus, and affordable fees for boys under twelve and twelve-plus, while noting some religious bias and calls for broader dissenting options. linked protests over pigeon shooting and public life critique the era's political scene.
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Norfolk
Prince of Wales
England
Suffolk
Bedfordshire
Surrey
Sussex
Nottingham
Devonshire
Framlingham
Church County
Wormwood Scrubs
Society For the Prevention of
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Serenity
Derby
Over Darwen
Lancashire
Jocuse Q.C
Gladstone
Q.C
Hardihood
Mr. Goschen
Admiralty
John Pakington
Whitehall
Goschen
House of Commons
Miall
R. W. Emerson
Mr. Gladstone
Flowers In A Dining Room At Delmonico’s
At a New York dinner the Delmonico’s dining room featured banks of southern moss and masses of flowers including hundreds of roses costing a dollar each. A central water tank housed an aviary with two live swans, surrounded by water lilies and ferns, while four ladies fainted from the overpowering floral aroma.
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Delmonico’s
New York