Ivorism the Welsh American True Ivorites creed
The piece extols Ivorism as a Cymrole brotherhood rooted in sobriety thrift honesty and purity of thought speech and action Its leaders highlight its long history of over fifty years in Wales and America praising its charitable aims linguistic preservation and moral code while lauding patron saint Ivor Hael and the Welsh language as central to its mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivorigin
Gwatin
Tvoriem
Tvaniam
Freemasonry
Ivoriam
Tvorlam
Order of
Tyoriein
Ivor Havel
America
Iver
Wales
Brython
Gio
Thia
Ivorites
Lvoriam
Ite Eatherligs
Stone
Gwalia
Iverixin
Wrexham
North Wales
Wiles
Cymru
Iversin
Gomer
Japhet
Shem
Saturn
Jupiter
Mw the Wahid
France
Australia
God
John Ellas
Willams
Christmas Evans
John Phillips
Bangor
Thomas Jones
London
Heber Evans
Alfred
Liewely
Ivor Hnael
We Condemn the Most Self-Protective Action
A Philadelphia Methodist reflection cautions that self-protection can justify harm only if it avoids untold suffering to the innocent. The piece urges tempered judgment, noting that even harsh punishments require full facts to avoid greater guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fragmentary verse snippets from an unknown page
The excerpt presents jagged lines of poetry or notes mentioning November, a person named Morgan, and phrases about the moon and weariness. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond these fragments.
Authors ages and their work age longevity and power of work
From the Philadelphia Times the piece surveys George Eliot George Sand and other writers from youth to old age. It traces Doyle Eliot Sand Cooper Hume Hazlitt and others noting when they began or stopped writing and how age affected output and quality. It highlights peak periods late in life and decline across various authors with facts about works and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
George Sand
Micaulay
A. Conan Doyle
George Ellet Bean
Doyle
Silas Marner
Daniel Deronda
Theophrastus
Middlemarch
James Fenimore Cooper
George Elist
Vbrate Cooper
Samuel Richardson
Cooper
Gulsit
Spain
George Buchanan
Bancroft
Carlyle
Macaulay
England
Hewltt
Tom Moore
Hume
Macauliis
Malidy
William HT
Gulgot
Bacon
Galazot
Isoth
Scotland
Th. Buchanin
Buchanan
T Buchanan
Fredericks
Frederick
Gulzot
Duchanan
David Hume
Nome
Emerson
Moore
Trekind
Lalle Howkh
Heo i Prasnos
Hokehy
Scott
Leigh Hunt
Foehler
de Quincy
Coleridge
Blackwood
Chaucer
Hazlitt
Napoleon
de Maupassant
ShakespeaRe
Macbeth
Hamiet
Julius Caesar
Mollere
le Hartuffe
Schitler
Wallenstein
Mumboldino
Humboldt
Berlin
Auos Cervarites
Young Lawyer Ends County Bully Threat With Revolver
In Terre Haute, a young attorney named Voorhees faced a county bully who boasted of horsewhipping opponents. With help from John Baird, he retrieved a revolver, confronted the man at the courthouse, and after a brief struggle including the whip, warned him to leave town, never to return. The bully vanished and was not seen again.
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Michael Angelo
Humboldt
Angelo
St. Peter's
St. Paul
Angela
Rerlly
Tithan Hotul
Tithan
St. Lorenao
Tithn
Tithim
Stradivarius
de Bennot
Voorhees
Tils City
Gavald
Main Street
Amon
John Baird
Voorhens
Voorrhees
Voorhters
John Batt
oMea
Baird
Dan
Mr. Baird
Blair
Tam
Anil Sade
Terre Haute
British Army Strength Touts Large Imperial Force Totals
Recent returns indicate British imperial forces total about 21,000 tanks excluding reserves, far above the year’s estimate. Approximately 206,000 tanks are at home, 70,000 in India, with small numbers in Beypet and Mediterranean posts. Home troops include about 26,000 in Ireland and 260 in England and Wales.
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Gal
Punjab
Madras
Burm
South Africa
Cape Wid
Natal
Gureldona
HDMI
Malta
Weat Indies
Malta Artillery
Ceylon Artillery and Engineers
Thong Kong
Additiinas
India
Beypet
Mediterranean
Colonie
Ireland
England
Wales
Lehigh Valley Rail Schedule Headlines at Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces winter time tables for November with Black Diamond Express options to Philadelphia New York and Buffalo. Services detail departures from Scranton to key points including Pittston Wilkes Barre White Haven Pottsville Bethlehem and Geneva with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on several routes.
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Lehigh
Eprect
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Gah
Pittston
Wilkes-farre Vila
D. Lo& W. OR
White Haven
Blugzleton
Pottsville
B&h. OR
Bethlehem
Haston
Hartyburg
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
It. F
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Gurre
Philatel
Phia
Suspension Bridge
Rollin H. Wilbur
Lie
Gen. Pass
Agt
A. W. Nonnemacher
Gfice
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton Rail Timetable Details for October 1 184
Trains depart Scranton and Lackawanna avenues for New York Boston Washington and the South with multiple express and accommodation services. Schedules show departures at 6 15 10 25 1 10 6 55 9 15 a m and 12 20 p m with connections to Buffalo Rochester Elmira Binghamton and Williamsport via intermediate stations. Pullman cars and sleeping coaches available on express trains. ticketing at 228 Lackawanna avenue and depot office.
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Binghamton
Oswego
Eleora
Corning
Gath
Dataville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Haikiis
Bath
Nicholson
Inghamton
Elmira
Epresa
Uliem
Rishfield Springs
Ik Om
Northumberland
Plateton
Wilkes- Datre
Plymouth
Hroomsburg
Dan Ville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Galtimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Pullman
Rail timetable highlights Susquehanna Division schedule
The timetable shows January 95 1897 effective travel waves from Scranton to Pittston and other routes. It lists departure times to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and intermediate stops plus Sunday and special service times. Connections include Allentown Bethlehem Euston Mauch Chunk Lakewood and Pottsville with varied morning and evening departures and returns to New York.
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Lehigham
Susquehanna Division
Scranton
Pittston
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Redding
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Euston
Long Branch
Darby Grove
Lakewood
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Tees
Pottsville
Jene Rew
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Prince Ivor Hael
J. Courier Morris
Iverisn
Ivar
Ivor
Ivoriem
Henry the Second
Walla
Moon
The
Phailadelphia Times
Aattle
Senator Voorhees
Indiana
Boston Transcript
Castoria
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Heading
Norristown
J. RB. Wood
J. B. Hutchinson
EDA
Ray
Pacific Coast
St. John's
New Foundland
Waconmakers
Iron, Steel and Blacksmiths
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Dickson Manufacturing
Ton and Wilkes-Gafre
Scranto
Peal
Connino
Lealy
Pesan Muvicias Co
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Wvork
Scllanton Division
Ctober
Northoun
Oas
Louels Mound
Franklin
Carbondale
Ova Maynfield
Jermyn
Archibild
Winton Toh OM
Peekville To Bhese Olyphant
Priveburg
Throop Ie Provillende TV
Seer Park
Aru Ent
Ally
Ontario & Western
Erty Street
North River
Reading Terminal
H. P. Baldwin
Ofrlaware
ALD Hudson
Traina
Kor Carbondale
Tbs
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New Istigland Points
Lehlen Valley Railroad
Western Points
Lehigh Valle Railroad
Scrarnton
North
Did
Albiny
N.Y
H.W. Cross
A. Seravian
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Traiis
Newburgh
Eifle
Hawley
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