Sects of worship and modern devotion in Japan and beyond
A reader’s fragmentary essay discusses Shinto reverence in Japan, comparing ancient rites with Christian influence, noting offerings before mirrors and the social status of priests. It touches on cultural shifts, temple life, and the appeasement of modern fashion, with references to diaspora, colonial contexts, and debates over religious practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wai
Vina
Cote Faels
Borda
Tina Ninda
Fiona Javag
Sanabara
Tonto
Idea
Nevanloga
Palest
Baraboo News Favors Milwaukee and La Crosse Rail Link
The Baraboo community urges construction of a Milwaukee and La Crosse Railroad, noting $27,000 in local subscriptions with potential to double. It argues the line would connect to Chicago via a Rock River Valley extension, boost Baraboo as a major inland town, and compares local water power to Lowell, Mass. It also critiques Milwaukee’s opposition and highlights regional manufacturing prospects and population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paneer
Punegal
Floyea
Quaxtus
Ban
Giaremente
la Crosae
Milwaukee Railroad
Strong
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Possdasas
Tha la Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Foxlunke
Fox Lake
Lia, Crossa and Milwaukee Railroad Company
Vilage
Fohan
Davis
Stoddard Judd
John L Brower
Wank
Sita
Qu Matian
Algoncumy Ciazetta
Watertown
Imeet
Barron
Satiev
Tax Lake
Eny
Milwaukee and
Lad’rowh
Baraboo Valley
la Cross Road
Rock River Valley
Rairoad
Janesville
Madison
Wisconsin River
Chicago
Bock River Valley Company
Des Plage
Wisrenyan River
Aeuer
Parabue
Indus Tima
Lowell
Mass
Barabos
Manchester
Ncl
Madigan
Hand of Nature
Iron Horse
Formidads Barriere
M. M. Stong
Mineral wealth and rail prospect in the Lake region
Report from Crawford Co. Courier notes mineral abundance around Lake Ontario region with copper silver coal and extensive land riches. Engineer confirms ample indications attracting capital, rail connections to the Mississippi and eastern states. geology questioned but property prospects remain strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ank
Havana
Congress
Crescent City
Inyana
Lieut
Parier van Hot
Lieut. Davenport
Mesers, Drake & Co
Mom
Savin
al Steaers
George Law
Afulaneros
Washington
Kone
United States
Spain
Cuba
Coralmereo
Gerardade
Norpe
Aurvegues
Ogia Ier
Evaral
Wistensin
Steve
Aed Mins Seota
Thermil Wining
Crawford Co. Courier
City Fire and California News From a Distant Era
Telegraph reports San Francisco destroyed by fire with most buildings ruined and cargo lost overboard from the Michigan. Minnesota gossip covers Winnebago and Chippewa conflicts, Uncle Tom's Cabin influence, and a vast reading list. Notes on politics, ships, and Mormon missions fill the page with a chaotic mix of 19th century events and anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fransisco
Marysville
California
San Francisco
Sacremento
MaArishire
Tom
Lou Cansy
Preas
Honolulu
Polyresean
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Armen Wohl Labe Pheer Hay
TheaJopoy
Lamer Prt
Brookes Mandting
Wigcatie Mataraad
Thay
Mark Weyne
Lodi
Ote de Cleeelind
Gine
Ober York
New York
Prat
Kueping
Tie Aga
Angie Boa
Saivhaere Coser
Clark
Crank
Argus
W. Caen
Partage Co
Hainan
Emda
Louisiana
U. S
Siale
Prance
Benjamin
Ader
Maretwest
Tropics
Uline
Sarah Yanley
Malahide
Canada
Cadwell
Guiena
Gasetis
Tavixa
Tal Slim
Wey Iadiga
Weymouilingtend
Southern Times
Ameri
Henry Mayhew
Cady
Head
The
New York Times
Fedstal Hana
the Standard
Barrhoo
Wiscolin
Sea D
Nington Falls
Lake
Qutaria
Meyer
Uuiversum
Perth
Juni
Mr. Moseley
Kirk
Este
Uregs
Vaid
Federal Fursea
Intior
Sumona
Boston
Dea
Petersbus
Ressin
Nicholas Fine
Iemshky
Steinlundes
Maveana
Hest
Messra
Chuileatun
Dutos
Fevanaa
Hilary
Phen
Michigan
Howard
Adcogate
Stans
Minnesota Democrat
Gov
Romsey
Curar
Panto
J. Pierce
King
Slaliach Ly
Alile
Holl Times
Span
Ron
Paul Hn
Tan
Viankiin Pierce
Peety
Uinited Sttes
Elo ix
John Adan
Jersnn
Ison
Manios
John Quincy Adame
van Buren
Jackenn
Ibarrison
Taylor
Po K
Pat Cans
Parkville
Arbans
St. Louis
Warracs
Oraon Pratt
Syessur
Batt Lake City
Hin
Galena
Benin
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