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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 23, 1874
Page
18
A Daily News correspondent questions Beecher’s alleged confession to Moulton and flags a second unnamed New York society woman as a possible slander target. The piece notes Beecher’s remorse descriptions clash with the new accusation and mentions Tilton’s published final statement with further evidence.
The Herald of Peace denounces the Brussels conference as a folly that legitimizes war. It argues sovereigns plan vast military programs to enslave subjects, breed fearful weapons, fund endless conflict, and mocks the notion that regulations or Geneva conventions can curb human aggression.
The Sanitary Record outlines four core rules for draining houses. They stress fast waste flow to sewer or cesspool, routing drain-pipes outside the house, proper disinfection when disconnecting from sewers, choice of suitable drains with a preference for pipe-drains, and reducing the need for traps.
The Empress of Austria travels incognito as Countess Hohenembs visiting Ventnor while Queen Victoria tours Brighton. The Prince of Wales arrives in Copenhagen with a royal welcome. Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh depart Balmoral for Aberdeen. Ample reports discuss debts allegations about the Prince of Wales, and Lady Dilke dies after a childbirth relapse.
A London note lists George Smith's forthcoming volume on duscsplorations in Assyria to appear in a month or two. It also mentions a new edition of Sir David Brewster's Life of Newton in press and notes the Duke of Edinburgh and Duke of Connaught as expert photographers who have captured portraits of the Queen and royal family. The Ambrosian Library in Milan houses Syrian MSS of the Peshito Old Testament, with plans for facsimile via photo lithography in a two volume folio edition, about 660 pages of photographs and sixty pages of text, estimated at 1200 pounds with a single copy price of 10 pounds.
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