Mr Brown Celebrated for Twenty Five Years of Service
The article lauds Mr Brown for twenty five years of astorate and fearless honest speech. It praises his influence in shaping contemporary thought, notes the pioneer path through trouble, and wishes him continued service and the trust of his Congregationalist brethren. It expresses collective pride and sympathy from those unable to attend the Friday gathering.
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Brown
Astorate
Mr. Brown
Social Reform and temperance in America and England
A British observer compares England and the United States on drinking, temperance, and Maine Law effects. He notes stricter policing of intoxication in America, widespread abstention among ministers and churches, and varying success of prohibition, favoring local self government over national laws.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
England
Newman Hall
Hall
America
States
Old Country
the Watchford
Methodist
F. R. Lees
Dr. Lees
G. W. McCree
Europe
Maine
Wilfred Lawson
J. B. Gough
New York State
Temperance Party
United States
E. C. Delavan
Delavan
Albany
Joseph Livesey
Preston
Dean Ramsay
Enigma and Royal News From The World Excerpt
The text discusses a wordplay puzzle on cares and caress and then contains excerpts from the New York World about Queen Victoria, a royal council, a regency, and the Queen’s refusal to consent to a Russian princess marriage. It reports cabinet actions and later notes on Victoria’s health and public knowledge about her condition.
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Canninga
Canning
England
New York
New York World
London
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince of Wales