Fragmented Nebraska notes on rail and rest in Brownville
Fragmentary 19th century item discusses B M R R plans in Nebraska, local membership goals, and the death of J Schick in Brownville at 82. Mentions Burlington and Missouri traffic, a new road near Table Rock, and municipal matters with Odd Fellows slate construction. Includes scattered remarks on rest and nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Schick
Brownville
Mr. Schick
Ann Arbor
O Brown Rile
J.D. Stull
Schick Debstie
Burlington & Missouri
Herndhl
Missouri
Table Rock
Treasury
United States District Attorney
New York
Mercantile National Bank
Truesdell
Clifford W. Gould
19Th
Illinois Volunteers
Sub- Treasury
Gould
Land League and Dillon in UK and Russia notes
In Parliament August discussions on Dillon release action and Bradlaugh oath. Land League meeting planned at New Castle with Dillon expected. Reports from Mysore and Coorg describe drought and bad harvests. Bismarck seeks Reichstag alliance. TunisInsurgents attack French camp. Russia suspends Golos for excess.
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House of Commons
Forster
Dillon
Becaus
Henry Labouchere
Bradlaugh
Gladstone
Bradlaugh Coud
Laboucher
Land League
New Castle
Justice McCarthy
League
Great Britain
Parnell
Lords
Archbishop Croke
John Dillon
Ireland
Dublin
London
The Two Orphans at The Cliffs and the Rescue
Nell Haviland and her sister Alice confront a family rift over Nell living with the Tressil clan. Nell saves Isabel Tressil from a dangerous cliffside drowning while Alice faces heartache and later forgives Goddard Tressil, leading to a wedding at The Cliffs and Nellie becoming a cherished part of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Haviland
Alice Haviland
Alice
Eleanor
Nell
Goddard Tressil
Nellie
Tressil
Goddard
Isabel
Goodard
Aiso
Isabel Tressil
Nel Haviland
Abel
Jesus
Laat
Trogsil
Goldard Tressil
Den
Goddard Tesil
Lfe
Gro
Mother
Witnes
Nellie Haviland
Church fair manager hints at music plans
The church fair manager stated there would be no music each evening and added a garbled note about some singing. The remark suggests a limited music offering, though the exact plan is unclear due to the phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Bureau
Spotted Tail
Rosebud Agency
Crow Dog
Secretary of the Interior
Spottee Tail
Washington
Department
Executive Mansion
White House
Mary Louise Reminger
Broadway
Brooklyn
Paris
Lion shot in Petaluma street tale ends in triumph
The San Francisco Alla recounts a lion appearing in Petaluma California. A brave resident with a Winchester wounds the animal after it roams Washington street. The lion, seven feet one inch long and weighing 120 pounds, dies after a second shot. Boys parade the carcass to the butcher shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Petaluma
California
Washington Street
Nimrod
Sunday Schools Spread Through Early Religious Movements
A historical sketch traces Sunday school origins from 1608 in Holland to 1658 in Roxbury Massachusetts, noting 1750 Pennsylvania efforts and Raikes. It highlights Wesley, Charles the Baptist, and the rise of Bible societies shaping religious instruction and lay involvement worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Roxbury
Mass
Ludwig Thacher
Pennsylvania
Raikes
Wesley
Charles
Wales
British and Foreign Bible Society
Congregationalism
Christ
Baptists
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Useh
Nll
Peniond Mem
Lttle
Odd Fellows
Ottene
Miller
Orhan
Ee ci
M.D
North Nas
Mac- Holtows
Robert C. Schenck
U. S
Waldegrave
Weekly Review
Anson & Eldred
Oconto
Wis
Mysore
Hindostan
Moscow
Frost
Astoria
E. O. Haven
Salem
Oregon
Deadwood
Alleytown
Mich
Marseilles
Castle Garden
Pretoria
Transvaal
Adrianople
East Saginaw, Mich
J. B. Billings
United States
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Loomis
N. Y
Thomas Pettit
Boston
Henry Bankes
Quebec
Canada
James Curley
Detroit
Prisco
Lima
Minnie Williams
Prof
Whillams
Hastings
Nebraska
Scott Cree
Lincoln
Leonidas Robertson
Madison
Ind
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Larkhurst
Frank J. Parker
Davenport
Memphis and Charleston
Tuscumbia
Ala
Martin F. Conway
Kansas
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Walter Bray
Massachusetts
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Ball's Bluff
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Germany
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Yorktown
Old Colony Iron Company
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Galveston
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Yodan Territory
Fert @il
Limita
Kiowa, Comanche, and
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France
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Batchelor
Hierald
Victoria
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Ioas
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Rosebud
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Samuel Rider
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Tfl
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North American Review
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John A. Kasson
John Quincy Adams
Elmer Hull
E. Dillon & Co
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Las Vegas
Red Creek
San Mateo Mountains
Jack Crawford
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Lagrina
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Juan Salas
Earth
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James Gatley
East Deadham
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Charles C. Kitchen
Signal Service
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Valentine Schmidt
New Berlin
Geo. Walker
Wheelock
Walcett & Co
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Elliottsville
Joseph O'Donnell
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O’donnell
George H. Long
Charles P. Howard
Alliance Insurance Company
Charles W. Curry
St. Louis
Nathan Prettyman
Prettyman
Curry
Yell County
Ark
Sturdevant
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J. C. Wolcott & Co
A. D. Wheelock
Bremen
Hardin
Fredonia
John Hoffman
H.W. Howgate
Bundy
Hazen
Orange
Texas
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Little Rock
Mouth
Ohio
Phota
City of
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Charles Stockley
Batavia
John Walker
Walker
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Welker
Lizzie
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Stettin
Schievelheim
Pomerania
Orient
Coorg
India
Departmenta
Gambetta
Paria
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Windthirst
Reichstag
Tunis
Susa
Gabis
Sfax
Stitch
Bolly
Bridget McFine
Thas
Bane
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