Poetic memory of Isiwyn and Welsh nationalist ties
The article honors Isiwyn the Welsh poet preacher, recounting his modest stature and towering influence, and recalls scholars Maelwyn and W. Williams praising his role. It notes Welsh religious and cultural figures, including Rev. tension in North and South Wales, and Welsh literary legacy through the 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Tilwyn
Thiurisher
Maelwyn
Mall
Maester
Glantynwyd
Talwen
Gwilym Fardd
Win O'R Llanehill
Balell W. T
William Thames
Bardi Telwryn
Probe
Stey
W. Williams
Argyle
Swateed
Isiwyn
E. Mathew
Hfe
Tsiwyn
Mynydd Isiwyn
Tislwyn
William Thomas
the Babell
Mynyidd Islwyn
Aberayon's Unique Mayor Henry Highe ards and Raised Text
Aberayon features mayor Henry Highe ards famed for loud speech and sermons printed in raised characters. His daily paper is likewise published in this fashion, causing two-day publication delays. The Welsh Wesleyana monthly Winllan marks a jubilee with editor Rev. Thomas Hughes of Bootle highlighting the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberayon
Ile d
Henry Higheards
Winllan
Welsh Wesleyana
Thomas Hughes
Bootle
Senator Quay's Successor in Philadelphia Circles
In Philadelphia a report says W FE Curtis notes the new senator from Pennsylvania, Ponrosde, is well regarded by prominent local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benitor
Philadelphia
Formjator
Tite Senate
Harrison
Nin
Brasil
Congress
Adams
War
Mr. Quay
Borea Penrose
Mr Quay
Penrose
Pennsylvania
State Senate
Mtr. Quay
United States Senate
Mr. Penrose
Senator Quay
W. FE. Curtis
Culoaga Trecord
Mr. Ponrosde
Penneylvania
Phiiladelphia
General Dealer
New Telephone Exchange
Adams Ave
Scranton
Canada Revolt and American Interest in Canada Cuba Similarities
A Sun editorial imagines Canada rising against Britain likening to Cuba and Spain. It argues US sympathy would rise, British actions could trigger intervention, and quotes Cleveland Olney era policy fears if the US aided England in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cuba
England
Quebec
Cros
Spain
Havana
Oconidd
Africa
Dignainst
Spith
Weyler
Paplicau-Mackenzie
White House
Uke Cleveland
State Department
Jate Olney
Congress of the United States
Largest Danube Bridge Opens With Great Ceremony
The Danube crossing at Caernavoda, claimed as the world’s longest railroad bridge, spans over nine miles of water including the inundation. It measures 15 425 feet of bridge proper with 20 foot and 405 foot spans, surpassing Tay and Mississippi River bridges, and allows passage for large vessels at high water. The Romanian government touts the feat as boosting travel from London to Constantinople and India and shortening transcontinental mail routes by sixteen hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dade
Danube River
Caernavoda
Danube
Tay Bridge
Scotland
Memphis
Perth
Scotlanid
Murphy Bridge
Galicta
Volga
Iran
London
Constantinople
India
Roumania
Newark Jewelers Man Endorses Williams Pink Pills
In Newark Ohio W L Wilcoxon a jeweler and ex congressional candidate testifies to dramatic relief from sciatica and rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He recalls reading a testimonial and credits the pills with restoring health and mobility along with renewed energy. Also featured is Mrs Mary Andrews praising the pills for indigestion and improved appetite and strength.
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Trenton
N. J
Manson and
Olive
Owens
W. L. Wilcoxon
Repub. Hein
Newark
We Line
Ohio
Tmlassich
North Third Street
Mr. Wilcoxon
Danceuut
Hone
Wool
Kentucky
Bre Williams
Miller & Son
Toa
Jane
St. Lirzeinnon
Licking County
Orlando Miller
Wilcoxon
Mary Andrews
Daily Newark American
Dr. Williams
T Lal
Privatctana
Willitmea
Faily
Teanne
Alice Andrews
Indy
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Ye
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Mt. Islwyn
William Owen
Madison Avenue
Tie
North Wales
America
New York City
Foulage
Justice Grantham
Micrionettishirg
Mode & Boll
Cardlminshire
Carmarthellehire
Glanorganshire
Baptiste
Pembrokeshire
Monmithshire
North Wiles
Tadnorshire
Brevonstire
Methodists
Independents
Baptists
T. Mora
Porth
Iamorganshire
Guy
Morrin
Dawlale
Aid
Rhondda
Hand of Hope Union
Alfred Thomay
Bontynridd
Band of Hope Union
Bevan
Gobalth Yr Oos
Swijiadn
Gistloe
L. Roberts
Pwllhell
Hind
Fort Hightage
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Liverpool
John Thorminet
Roberts
Plerber Evans
Penrith
Montgomerystire
Britie
Butt
South Wales
Gee
Bouth Wiles
Mrr
Elf Liandoverian
Birkenhead
Charlie Nichol
Conway Hives
Craven Arms
M'steen
Llangynwyd
Wis
Wil Mopkins
Treforest
Lord Trédegar
Tredégar
Tredegar
Morlen
Tam
Druid
J. David's
Sir George Osthorne Margin
Oxford
George
T. C. Edwards
Duke of Wellington
William Powell
Sit. Mary's
Mon
Bradford
T. Rhonda Williams
John Ogmore Jones
Evan Cadoxton Juxta
Robert Jones-Burdett
Brynmawr
Swansea
Miss Dilwye
Prince Llewelyn
Lord Halstury
Liverpool Mercury
Henry Hichard
St. David's
Carmarthershire
Blank
Fimis
Blarry Evans
Dowlais
FLFR
A. A. Edwards
Boch
Co. O
Waly Trinity
Donwistar
St. Mary's. Brecon
Mist Bilewands
Lee-Williame
Penizarpenire
Llanepydal
Hrecknock
Liandal
Gilouchester
Alma
Greenish
Wie Herter
Mildleton
PLR
Welshpool
Rubert Biri
FP. C. O
Varley Roberts
F. Oh, Co. O
Noter
N. K. Fairbank Company
Bt. Louis
New York
Chicago
Atlanta Constitution
Castoria
Arary Rapper
NEW York Hotels
Weem. Bates
LM. Bates
Hoorett
Westharster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Geo, Murray
Propristor
St. Denis
Broadway
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Grace Church
William Taylor
Theon Tay
Wood
Prom
the American
Newark, Ohio
Jennine
EE. Co. Ricker
Mmaloney
Ard Manu
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L. Posner
Lackawanna Ave
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