The Dying Century Passed in Review
A Chicago Times-Terient excerpt surveys shifts in theology and church life over a century. It credits the rise of revivalism and camp meetings, missionary expansion, temperance and reform movements, schisms, Bible revision, and the growth of Protestant and Catholic churches, urging liberalization and global outreach as Christianity modernizes.
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Virginia
Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
William
John Metive
Logan County
United States
Union
Howe
Asia
Africa
Woman's Christen Temperance Union
Boston
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Smerson
Concord
Clean Mission Board
Great West Streck
Pacific
United Fities
King’s Daughters
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Lather League
Epworth League
Young Peoples Christian Walen
International Sunday School
St Lois
America
Theopyright
Oxford
Cambridge
International Sunday School Union
New World
Connecticut
Henin
Pittsburg Area Reports Record Mining Rate for Year
The retirement of the mining rate at cont tam for the year beginning April 1 signals higher wages for coal miners in the Pittsburg district. It stands as the highest rate received since spring 1919 when ore paid 1t cents a bushel or about HG te.
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Pittsburg
Caguas Mammoth Cave Aventura Described on Puerto Rico Tour
A San Juan News account recalls explorers visiting a large cave near Caguas owned by Senor Nunes. The trip includes a rugged road from Aguas Buenas, lush tropical scenery, and a five hour cave expedition with echoes, stalactites, and cave crabs.
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United States
Caguas
Senor Nunes
Hittel
Ois
Odda
Mirket
Sim
Aguas Buenna
Globe Trotter
Europe
People of Siyots in North China Describe Customs and Beliefs
The article details Siyot life across northern Mongolian regions, noting two distinct groups. It covers housing in conical felt tents, religious practices with god sticks and rocks, medicine men, and traditional devil driving. It contrasts northern Lama rituals with southern Buddhist adherence and summarizes interactions with Russians and Tar tars.
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Gobi
Saian
Siberia
Mongolia
Russia
Balanek
Kingdom of the Dragon
Saiun
Vilassutal
Kobe
Vurga
Kareie
Hved Jong
Bel-kem
Khu-keem
Yenisel
Sivet
Hermit Barrister Beovil Scovil Shelters After Guiteau Trial
A damaged account describes Beovil Scovil, once a prominent defense counsel in the Guiteau murder case, living reclusively near Mud Lake. The piece notes his estrangement, tragedy, and stance that Guiteau was mentally irresponsible, with family members confined in asylums.
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Indiuma
Attornes
O. d. Guiteau
Mud Lake
Beovill
Watari
Nermit
Beovu
Cluiteau
Scovil
Spata
Guiteau
Nobiate
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
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Portland
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Universal Brotherhood of Man
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