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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1892
Page
7
Cyrus C. Adams chronicles Uganda’s 1880s massacres of Christians under King Mwanga and rival factions. He notes British withdrawal pressure, the Uganda Railway Company subsidy end, and discord among Arabs, Waganda, and Christians as violence escalates.
A historical account contrasts Protestant and Catholic missions in Uganda beginning 1877, noting seeds of civilization and conflict. It details King Mtesa’s exasperation at religious factions, the civil war rise from rivalries, and a Catholic priest baptizing hundreds at Bufui within three years amid tensions.
In Uganda, Protestant and Catholic factions fueled by white interference clash as Mwanga’s throne shifts. British guns, Lugard’s forces, and mission schools shape a brutal struggle with thousands driven from homes, churches burned, and a king reinstalled as Protestant backing dominates.
Fr. Joan's on Thirty-third Street reemerges as a venue for Total Abstinence. The Father Mallew event drew a literary crowd. next union meeting will be at Duquesne Hall with Br. Patrick's rep present. Br Luxe's of Mansfield secures National Convention. Mansfield also reports new gym and plans for a ball. Sacr Heart to host a literary event next Sunday. all delegates urged to prepare for field day vote. Temperance tracts read by Tar Sisters of Mercy in DuBois PA classes. BM. G. Cohen's at 86 Fifth Avenue advertises goods and savings.
Stylish suitings and trouserings available to order on short notice at Pitcairn's located at 44 Wood Street. Tailoring services highlight ready-to-wear and custom alterations for formal wear.
A historical survey explains the Jesuits as the Company of Jesus, founded by Ignatius Loyola, with details on its suppression, revival, and influence. It notes famous figures such as John Jay and Daniel Webster, then explores beliefs about unlucky Fridays, burial customs facing the sun, Columbus Day origins, and the origins of phrases like die is cast with quick factoids.
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