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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 02, 1871

Page

7

Exposure of Abuses in Indentured Indian Labour in Demerara

The article commends Mr. Jenkins for exposing misconduct by Indian authorities over wage rates in Demerara and the recruitment of immigrants for sugar plantations. It notes the trafficking of unsuitable laborers including the disabled and morally dubious individuals, urging reform to end these grave abuses.

Jenkins Demerara Coolie

The Twelfth of July in New York

A cosmopolitan observer describes the July 12 Orange parade clash in New York City and nearby, noting Irish Catholic opposition, mayoral veto, Governor Hoffman’s pro parade stance, and a riot that left many dead or wounded. He portrays Tammany influence, calls for reform, and cites broad press consensus against Catholic agitation.

New York State New York City Brooklyn Jersey City New York Germany France Herald McClosky Tammany Party Tammany John T. Hoffman Randolph New Jersey Hoffmann John Fisk Independent Herald Office James Gordon Bennett United States Bennett Albany Morning Express Toda Talleyrand New York Tribune Times, Herald, Standard Sun Evening Post Evening Mail Albany Journal the Herald Elm Park

Connecticut pastor refus es a hundred dollar raise

Boston Congregationalist notes report a Connecticut pastor declined a salary increase arguing wage collection is the hardest part of his work. The Christian Union calls church applause rare, seen only in wartime fervor. A Boston beer vote on July 1 favored permitting sale by 5226 to 0, with a light turnout.

Boston Connecticut The Christian Union Ward Beecher

The International Exhibition at South Kensington

A critical overview of the 1860s International Exhibition notes vast visitor numbers and strong interest in the industrial displays. It praises terra cotta, porcelain, and decorative arts by Doulton and others, contrasts improving artisan work with lingering poverty, and highlights cheap yet durable woollen fabrics and lace as symbols of rising artistic taste and social progress.

South Kensington Doulton Copelands Mintons Wedgewoods Pellatts China Spitalfields Bethnal-green Albert Hall

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