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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 05, 1870

Page

10

New Year Spirit Sparks London Church Experiment

In London during the New Year week a new movement urged united special services led by Rev J C Harrison to reach non-religious crowds. Park Chapel hosted mid day and evening events with about 700 in attendance, while a broader plan proposed opening all chapels at noon and hosting public meetings to encourage faith and unity across denominations.

Freemasons’ Hall London Tavern J. C. Harrison Camden Town Harrison Metropolis Mr. Harrison Francis Tucker J. H. Wilson Park Chapel

Call for united effort in evangelising the vast city

The article argues that churches need not surrender independence to cooperate in missionary work. It urges congregations to concentrate scattered strength to make evangelising efforts more fruitful and less barren. It calls for grave, thoughtful consideration of this approach.

Salt Lake City Portrait by a Daily News Correspondent

A Daily News correspondent describes Salt Lake City life, Brigham Young’s leadership, the Tabernacle and approaching Tabernacle, the theatre, and social rules. He notes the All-seeing Eye sign and Zion's Co operative Mercantile Institution, temple precincts, the city’s lighting, and nightly vice cloaked by darkness.

Salt Lake City Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institution Brigham Young Tabernacle Neil Warner England Giles Overrbach Warner Young Haymarket Broadway Daily News

The New French Prime Minister Ollivier Profile

The article describes Emile Ollivier, the new French prime minister. It notes his tall slim frame, pale complexion, soft voice, and elegant language while criticizing his self-focus in speech. It traces his career from Diesorilles to the Corps Législatif and his modest Paris residence at 29 Rue St. Guillaume with a 2500 franc rent, and lists portraits and a marble bust in his cabinet.

M. Rouher Tribune M. Berryer M. Emile Ollivier M. Ollivier M. Billault M. Dé . Fordads Republic Diesorilles Corps Législatif Lyons M. Vacherot Pail Mall Gazette M. Alfred d’Aussay Figaro Rue St. Guillaume Augustine Madame Ollivier Liszt Paris Raphael Descartes Bousuet Mirabeau Pascal Moliére Pobiain Constant Lamartine Deak Girondins Daniel Ollivier
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