Mysterious voyage in mist ends in peril at sea
Beatrice and Geoffrey Bingham paddle through a swelling mist and rising tide in a double canoe. A storm breaks, the paddle fails, and with cartridges spent they struggle to reach Bryngelly as waves threaten to swallow them. The tale flashes toward a perilous reef and a forthcoming continuation.
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Agen
Croel
Sgarien
Syraberpeles
Orso
Red Rooke
Wales
Groverss
Miss Granger
Abe
Bryogelly
Bryngelly
Beatrice
Rumball Point
Honoris
Geoffrey
Girton
Tere
Edward
Honoria
Effie
Geoffrey Bingham
Pesgee
Htr
Perwe
Aed
Geofrey
Sunday Thoughts on Morals and Church Progress
The year closed quietly in the religious world with no major turmoil yet strong growth in church membership surpassing one million. Church-building activity peaks in 1830 in the United States while global Christian giving and missions rise, Britain reports £1,884,491 for foreign missions, and India sees 360000 native members. Sweden lists 15,000 teachers and 220,000 Sunday school students. signs of religious awakening appear in state churches, urging faithful renewal with hope in God’s past help.
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United States
Europe
Church of England
India
Ncre
Solteniana Tatuinen Tiss
Sweden
Week of Prayer for Women in Foreign Mission Begins in London
A united prayer meeting in Exeter Hall London on Friday January 10 at 1 PM marks the Week of Prayer for the outpouring of Gods Holy Spirit on womens work in foreign missions. Representatives of Zenana societies will attend and participate.
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Exeter Hall
London
Protests and Propriety at Bethlehem Chapel Plan
A recert trade issued by the Sultan sanctions a Protestant chapel at Bethlehem for pilgrims amid Ottoman court battles among Russia France and England over holy places. The piece contrasts Empress Eugenie’s quiet efforts with the intractable quarrel, noting the era’s religious tensions and calls for Christian unity.
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Bethlehem
Russia
France
England
Jerusalem
Meer
Missionary Push for Christian Schools in Brazil
Brazilian missionaries urge creation of Christian institutions to counter secular and infidel influence in education. They call for a new academy in Campinas named Culto Siciencia under Christian guidance to oppose materialism and secularism in law medicine and technology.
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Brazil
Week of Prayer Under Evangelical Alliance Begins
The week of prayer under Evangelical Alliance auspices starts today. Past meetings have united Christians in prayer and taught seven days of focused topics. The observance educates the church and awakens minds and hearts to biblical renewal.
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Evangelical Alliance
A Trip to the Sun From Our Efecal Commissioner's Voyage
A travelogue-era account recounts a voyage from the Azores to St Vincent and to Free Town Sierra Leone. The narrative notes views of Fayal, Horta Bay, and Inferno Caldzira, with observations on architecture dress and social conditions. It details harbor facilities at Porto Grande, coastal life, and the African coast including anthropometric work, market scenes, and education efforts in Sierra Leone.
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Cars Coast Castle
Africa
Asore
Flores
Azores
Portugal
Fayal
Bay of
Horta
Hell
Vincent
St. Vincent
Cape Verde Islands
St Vincent
Porto Grande
San Antonio
Cidade de Mindello
Mindello
T. Vincent
Lisbon
Sierra Leone
Free Town
En- Linh Oorst
Peer Oe
Tive
United States
Campbell
Edlen
California
New England
Leis
Ciety
Ethelberta
Mr. Hardy
St. James’ Hall
Eri
Stout
A Quaker Woman's Wraith Haunts Washington Guests
The New York Evening World describes a Washington mansion near the Capitol haunted since 1820. A narrator recounts a chilling night, a revolver shot, and party revelry as eerie voices and steps echo above the stairs amid tales of a dignified Quaker lady and a shifting, haunted history. The text intertwines this sensational tale with essays on physiognomy and the dangers of excess flesh, urging balance and regular weighing to preserve vitality and grace.
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Washington
New York Evening World
Capitol
Mississippi woodcock hunt remembered by a New Yorker
A New Yorker recalls a Mississippi woodcock hunt at Pearl and Hancock counties near a famed prize fight site. Jim Anderson guides a stick hunting method, leading to a long, lively hour and a half of constant movement and the capture of 62 birds.
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Sid
Mississippi
James Anderson
Pearl
Hancock Counties
Sullivan
Kilisia
Pearl River
Jim Anderson
Jim
Black whiskered man hawks fake Treasury bills at hotel
At the Continental Hotel last night a tall black whiskered man displayed large sheets of $5 bills from the Treasury. He claimed they were advertisements given away with tea, drawing a crowd who debated their authenticity and joked about a similar incident in St Louis.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Continental
Treasury Department
St Louis
Thad
Radam Microbe Killer Claims Cure-All Disease
An ad from The Ven. Radam Microbe Killer Co of Sixth Avenue New York markets a “cure all” disease treatment. It asserts testimonials prove effectiveness though concedes skepticism and targets contagious illnesses with promises to readers in the city.
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Radam
Tis City
Ven
Radam Microbe Killer Co
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Aa Yvensue
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