Waxen shrine image enshrined in ornate chapel display
Describes a waxen image robed in gold and placed on a marble altar within a richly adorned chapel. The shrine features a golden flaming heart, silver lilies, and a bronze jeweled case, with glass sides to view the figure. The chapel walls hold gifts, banners, and lamps for faith and national salvation. A benefactor funds a perpetually burning lamp costing about 40 shillings yearly.
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la Bienheureuse
Belgium
England
Order of the Sacred Heart
Queen's Scottish Tour with Privacy Sought and Weather Warnings
The Queen travels from Balmoral by rail via Aberdeen Dunkeld to Inverlochy with privacy requested for arrival. The Glasgow Herald notes no public demonstration, while others report ten days of rain and snow on Scottish hills. The Prince and Princess of Wales and others head to Abergeldie Castle as various royal figures and politicians appear in light of multiple domestic and international movements.
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Balmoral
Aberdeen
Dunkeld
Dalwhinnie
Highland Railway
Inverlochy
Lord Abinger
Ben Nevis
Leacoe
Fort William
Glasgow Herald
Scotland
Prince
Princess of Wales
London
Abergeldie Castle
Prince John of
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marquis of Hartington
Duchess of Inverness
Duke of Sussex
Kensal Green
Scarborough
Duke of Burgh
Gladstone
Pease
M.P
Mar Forest
Aberdeenshire
Aviemore
Speyside
Kingussie
C. Howard
Naworth Castle
Brampton
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Disraeli
Glasgow University
Lord Wolverton
Home Secretary
Leeds Mercury
Fitzjames Stephen
O'Donoghue
Birmingham
Berkhampstead Mechanical Institute
Earl Cowper
Cowper
Roe
Institution
Margaret Bennett
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Huntly
Messrs. Bryant
Vienna
Vestas, &c
Plimsoll
Jt P
Lower Norwood
David Salomons
National Union of Agricultural Bearers
Leamington
T. P. Thirkill
Weaton-super-Mare
Helensburgh
Glasgow
Surbiton
Cockle
League
Five Bells
Bermondsey
Thomas Venner
Bristol Post
William Sommerville
Britton-hill
J. Bright
Yorkshire
Hull
Kirkdale
Liverpool
James Connor
James Gaffney
Evacuation of Verdun and Spanish Cortes presidency noted
German forces began evacuating Verdun as part of plans to terminate French occupation by mid month. In Madrid, Castelar won the Cortes presidency 133 to 67, with a plan to mobilize 150000 reserves and 500000 militia to end the war this winter.
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Spain
Senor Castelar
Signor Pi Y- Margall
Senor Carvajl
Senor Pedregal
Breja
Senor Salmeron
Cortes
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William Arthur
Truro
Burgess
Hoyle
St. Ives Bay
Francis West
William Champion
North Berwick
Walter Davin
Britannia-street
City-road
Morice Town
Devonport
J. Little
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Dunfermline
Crosse and Blackwell
Sohosquare
France
Verdun
Permanent Committee
Paris
le Puy
Council of State
Lyons
Nimes
Toulouse
M. Paul de Cassagnac
Pays
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