Reform and Church of England Ambiguity in Disestablishment Debate
The author argues that the phrase Church of England carries dual senses legal and denominational, causing confusion in disestablishment arguments. He critiques Mr. Childers for mixing meanings and urges equal endowments under Civil Service reform, with Church bodies gaining self government and freedom. The piece stresses home rule for all church sections on equal terms.
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Childers
Church of England
Civil ‘Bervice
Custom House
Education Department
Civil Service
The Afghan Problem Deepens Amid Cabul Massacre Fallout
News reports another week heightens anxiety over Cabul massacre outcomes. Mutinous regiments and local tribes show growing support for the anti British movement, signaling wider resistance within Afghanistan's diverse factions.
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Cabul
Afghan policy and Yakoob Khan in crisis
The piece argues Yakoob Khan proved unable to govern Afghanistan and failed to support the Indian Government after the Gandamak treaty. It criticizes British policy, warns of potential jihad and tribal uprisings, and predicts a costly, entangling effort to keep or conquer Kabul, with Russia looming nearby.
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Yakoob Khan
Gandamak
Ameer
Shere Ali
Cabul
Louis Cavagnari
Afghanistan
Roberts
Russia
Engadine Rising as Swiss Alps Tourist Magnet
Twenty years ago the Upper Engadine was quiet but now attracts a growing crowd of visitors drawn by scenery climate Alpine flora and mountaineering. St Moritz and Pontrasina lead with baths and businesslike trekking while Americans add life. Early hikes begin at dawn as climbers and guides fill the village streets.
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Engadine
St. Moritz
Pontrasina
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