War avoided by talks and moral influence
Leaders have honoured engagements and avoided a costly war by conversations and speeches. A comparison to trial by combat highlights the virtue of peace and justice. Lord Shaftesbury attends a sermon at Agricultural Hall, urging Christians to preach and work for moral revival. The long Tichborne trial drags on with no immediate resolution as barristers take a summer break and await further action.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
America
England
Lord Shaftesbury
J. T. Davidson
Davidson
Earl
Tichborne
Bovill
Sir Roger
Whitechapel
American Impressions of New York and Language Gaps
A traveller describes New York Harbour, Jersey City, and Albany, noting European similarities and American innovations. He explains term shifts from shops to stores, carriages to cars, and dry goods to drapery, recounts sleeping cars and equal travel, and cites vivid examples of American phrases and linguistic quirks observed in various papers and social scenes.
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New York
Europe
Jersey City
London
America
Holland
Albany
New York State
England
Queenstown
Boston
M. Gambetta
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
St. Petersburg
Lincoln
New York Herald
Dean Alford
Washington Moon
United States
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