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Rolla Express

Location

Rolla, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1872

Page

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There Is One Door Through Which Grief Cannot Come

Excerpt from Appleton's Journal reflects on death and pain, asserting a private refuge where sleep dwells and misery ceases. It contrasts mortal frailty with a solitary inward space where grief cannot enter and sorrow fades, urging endurance and eventual rest.

Appleton

Domestic reform debate turns to romance and reform

A husband and wife after a week of living under guardianship conclude that equality may improve their marriage. Their daughters navigate suitors and class expectations as a prior attachment with Charlie Tillinghurst surfaces, testing parental authority and love.

Annie Elizabeth Corporal Julia Alfred Stringer House of Stringer & Stringer Philadelphia Phere Mie Betty Tittle

Cardinal Luigi Amat dies at Nice in France

News notes the death of Luigi Amat di San Filippo e Sorso a senior Cardinal Bishop of Rome from Sardinia born Cagliari June 21 1796 raised to the purple by Pope Gregory XVI in 1837 and bishop of Palestrina in 1852. He served as vice chancellor and arch priest of the Liberian Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore.

Tru Church of Rome Luigi Amat di San Filippo E Sorso Patrizi Nice France Cardinal Amat Cagliari Gregory XVI Pius IX Palestrina Isabella the Catholicardinal Amat

Political turmoil and scandals swirl in late November events

President appoints G. W. Fairman as Philadelphia Postmaster replacing Bingham who resigned. Stanley Africanus arrives in New York aboard the Cuba. Mrs. Fair, accused murderer, planned to lecture in San Francisco but canceled to avoid mob. A San Francisco dispatch details a plot to poison Judge Dwinelle and State's Attorney Campbell involving Laura D. Fair and a restaurant waiter. Louisiana returning board reports Kellogg leading by 12,761 votes for the Grant ticket.

G. W. Fairman Philadelphia Bingham Stanley Africanus New York Cuba Dwinelle Campbell Albert W.S. Walne Des Moines Iowa Louisiana Lynch, Herron, Hawkins Longstreet Kellogg Grant Highth District Court of New Orleans Terron Warmoth Herron Hawkins Lynch Supreme Court Cleveland Ohio Gov. Palmer Illino Gregori Peri Chicago State Graif Winona and St. Peters Minnesota State of Northwestern Jay Gould

Great Jersey City Fire and Other November 20 21 Losses

A Jersey City blaze on November 20 caused near 1 million dollars in damage. Rand Avery & Co Boston printing works burned for about 330000. Three quarters of Gilya Illinois burned on November 21 with 300000 loss. Reynold Bros shoe factory Ullern New York burned November 23 with 110000 loss.

Jersey City Rand, Avery & Co Boston Mass Gilya Tenry County Ilinois Reynold Bros Ullern New York

Berlin Bill Aims at Clergy Excommunications

A Berlin dispatch from November 21 reports the Ecclesiastical Rights Bill submitted to the Diet. It forbids clergy from issuing decrees or threats against Prussian subjects under penalties of fines up to 5,000 thalers or two years imprisonment, plus ineligibility for five years. A London dispatch from November 22 notes heavy gales across Wales causing property damage.

Inter U. S Laat Veares Liverpool Tanst Anne Sene Great Britain Taise Yoon Stoek New York Wall Street Smith Daniel Drew New York Dispatch Eric Union Bank of Marietta Berlin Diet Prussia London Wales

Humorous prayers and curious relics of pious folly

An essay mocks improvised praying and devotional absurdities from history, recounting tales of mishandled petitions for weather, a Canterbury servant’s theft tied to a prayer list, and Wilde’s notorious acts in 17th century religious life, alongside reflections on arbritral decisions affecting British Columbia boundaries.

Dean Ramsay Canterbury Wilde Aylmo St. Ives Belgravia

Cholera spread and death toll among British troops in Asia

Cholera swept Bokhara Cashmere and India with 750 cases among British troops and 478 deaths. Reports note no clear cause or cure, despite extensive medical effort, with many victims among deteriorated health recruits. Some observers cite varied treatment failures and uncertain links to residence.

Bokhara Cashmere India Madras Cowen Indian Service Calentia Cor London Times

Novem ber meteors and atmospheric storms across continents

The piece links November meteor showers to atmospheric disturbances. It cites Humboldt and Arago observations, notes periodic displays every 33 years with last in 1867, and suggests a link to the November atmospheric wave causing severe storms. Reports from Florida and Washington describe polar cloud bands and a fast-moving, severe storm across the Midwest and Great Lakes.

Humboldt Mexico Arago France Commune of Sauce Rome Father Secchi Herschel England Sebastopol Defoe Florida I Tumboldt Washington Missouri Valley Lakes

Mormon Mission To Jerusalem Stirs Utah Prophet and Followers

Brigham Young launches a mission to Jerusalem as part of a broader Mormon project to revive faith and extend influence. George A. and Eliza Roxy Snow lead the party, with Ferrytittle and relatives. the piece notes tensions and hopes, including the prophet’s plan to found a colony if America rejects him.

Salt Lake City Brigham Young Grant of Jerusalem Old City Abraham David Zion Brigham Utah Avon Palestine Christendom Peter the Hermit Holy Land Brizham Young George A Joseph Eliza Roxy Snow Miss Snow Coloseph Harness “Hippo Ferrytittle Europe George d. Adams Joppa America Herald

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