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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

09 Aug 1871

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 09, 1871

Page

20

Shakerism Defined as Quakerism Without Ordination

The article states that salvation lay in returning to Mosaic dispensation and claims Shakerism is Quakerism stripped of marriage ordinations. It notes genders mingle spiritually among Shakers, as in other communities, with discourse framed by hymn and prayer.

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The International Exhibition Aims and Artistic Critique

The article notes strong visitor turnout near a half million with a projected gain of up to 50,000 after expenses. It criticizes contemporary art trends, laments the painter as producer, and praises older masters while contrasting French, German, English, Dutch, Flemish, Belgian schools for lacking spirit, with a call to honor enduring artistic ideals.

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Regnault Harold Titana Fenius
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Supreme Court ruling shocks Massachusetts trade unions

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court sides with John Carew in a freestone cutters dispute over penalties for sending stone to New York, while unions face broader clashes over wage rules. The piece also notes women proofreaders at the Tribune, church fundraising trends, and religious controversies across the state.

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Supreme Court of Massachusetts John Carew South Boston Journeymen Freestone Cutters’ Association New York Superior Court Supreme Court Grace Greeley Tribune Massachusetts Clafin J. F. Ripley State University of Missouri Episcopal Church England Hell
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