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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 19, 1874
Page
7
The author argues against ecclesiastical titles and clerical dress, urging a return to untitled spiritual office. He contends bishops’ history misuses the term, calls for abolishing church ranks, and predicts future regard for untitled pastors as true apostles, while ornate mitres burn amid anti clerical reaction.
Half year meetings show lower costs due to coal price drops and stronger third class traffic. Critics call five per cent passenger tax unfair, urging government relief and better ticket access beyond stations. J Gladstone urges Met District Railway to lower fares and expand two class travel to grow overall passenger use.
The article discusses railway policy progress, including cheap excursion trains and third class carriages, and questions the abolition of second class. It notes a Royal Commission studying railway accidents, defense of rail safety, and hope for fewer disasters as the excursion season continues.
The Times correspondent reports Beecher’s detailed denial of Tilton charges and notes Beecher’s close but proper relations with Mrs Tilton. Yale president and Dr Porter voice cautious support for Beecher pending full evidence with Tilton’s statements scrutinized. Public press commentary mixed on blame and credibility.
Poem extols patient silence as shield and strength during danger. It urges not to retaliate and to trust divine protection, noting that heavenly aid moves in perilous moments and guards the righteous.
The piece notes a denial of Sims Reeves retirement, mentions Tennyson's work on Boadicea, and cites about thirty eight American women serving as pulpit leaders. Hepworth Dixon plans lectures in the Mormons and California trips with letters for publication. George Smith estimates 20000 Sennacherib fragments costing 5000 pounds to recover. Lieutenant Cameron reports East Africa slave-trade efforts hinge on global communication.
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