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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 11, 1871
Page
7
The Nonconformist lists advertising rates: one line a shilling, each additional line sixpence, eight words per line. Extra charge of two shillings sixpence for every ten lines or less. Published by Arthur Miall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. Registered for transmission abroad.
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The indiscriminate blaze that started Sunday swept across Chicago aided by a gale and rain only by morning. Four miles by one wide area burned with banks depots court house waterworks hotels and grain elevators destroyed. Estimated property loss nears twenty million sterling with thousands left homeless and a national panic and relief measures from various towns and the President ordering supply transfers. The article notes Chicago’s rapid growth from 5 000 in 1840 to over 250 000 in 1870 and predicts a rebound.
A historic column discusses autumn Cabinet Councils shaping next session, stressing secrecy, ministerial responsibility, and the need for prudence in minor legislation. It urges balanced policy, calls for restraint on Church establishment ties, and seeks reciprocity with Nonconformists to keep Liberal unity.
A column laments nonconformists as venomous and urges recognition for Forster, praising religious equality and seeking hearty approval from readers. The piece argues that Forster deserves commendation for his stance amid sectarian tensions.
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