Chandos Found Dead After Prolonged Absence
Lenore and Gladie wait anxiously as Austin Chandos fails to return from an evening at the Hall. Dawn reveals distressing news from the chief constable: Chandos is dead, words fail, yet resolve rises in Lenore as the household confronts the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
le Sore
Rhemeta
Bes
Andley
Lenore
Mrs. Andley
Mrs. Agdier
Gladie
Glutie
Levore
Mamma
Lucy Mostyn
Uhac
Carlo
Garlo
Carle
Austin Chandos
Mom
Ibn Bayhem
Jane
John Bayham
John
Mr. Chandos
Jobo
Ler Compan
Dha
Leonore
Lezore
Jadame
Corean Ironclad Gyarship First of Its Kind
The Coreans developed the ironclad kwista or tortoise boat in 1592 to counter a major Japanese invasion led by Hideyoshi. Admiral Yi Sun-sin's iron plated, ram-equipped vessel defeated 106 Japanese ships, earning fearsome reputation as the tortoise boat. Reference appears in Harper's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hideyoshi
Corea
Horfaward
Japan
Corean
Ti Sun-sin
P'yong-rang
China
Admiral Yu
Yi Holly
Harper's Magnazine
Deer as a Bible Hunt and the Lake of God's Mercy
A sermon likens David's deer chase to spiritual pursuit and refuge in God. The speaker uses deer imagery from Psalm 42 and Adirondack hunts to urge shedding envy and fear, trusting divine mercy, and fleeing the “hounds” of trouble by entering the lake of God’s comfort. The talk blends biblical allusions, nature detail, and moral exhortation for endurance and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovis Klopsek
Talmage
David
Solomon
Huntey
Johan Brown
Isaac
Esau
Roebuck
Isaiah
Jamie
Bart
Roase
Jonely Cate
Hounis
Elanger
Sam
Absalom
Adirondacks
Racanec
Loon
Saravas
Sigay
Eure
Dave
Parerir
Gorten
Baye
Wall Street
Orson
Harriers
Cape Fear
Cape Good Hope
Yos
Far East
Winchester
Caivarera
Bret
Baroness of Nairn
Lord Sager
Duke of Nutland
Schroon Iske
Christy
Wimrod
Bantartine
Nimrod
Dar
Spries
Bez
Treat
Elay
Nimmod
Gadi
Dors
St. Bernard
John Brown
Lars
Selomon
Christ
American Christianity and the Philippine War Debate
A Brooklyn Congregationalist minister argues that American Christianity forbids wars except to defend freedom. He condemns using force for political aims and says war in the Philippines is only justified to introduce civilization so that others may govern themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Druin
Congregationalist
Brooklyn
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Eleesid
Beth
Cmd
Mortier
Daughter
St. Regis
Lang Lake
God
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