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Semi Weekly Reporter in Waterloo, Iowa

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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1907

Page

2

The Working Bishop of London Arthur Ingram Wins Honor

The Right Rev Arthur Winnington Ingram bishop of London rises from Whitechapel fame to preside over the see after Salisbury’s choice. A slum missioner turned city church leader he balances palace duty with daily tours of the east end, preaching and aiding the needy while shaping the capital’s Anglican presence. This October he attends Williamsburg memorials and posts a King Edward gift at historic Bruton parish.

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Slum Bishop Walks Each Night To Aid The Poor

A bishop travels by motor car to parish districts. He writes sermons while traveling, spends twelve hours on duty, and visits workhouses where inmates greet him with Amen. He explains the need to save time by driving and helps with blankets and fuel, embodying a democratic spirit in the slums.

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Curious Anecdotes From History and Science

The item recalls a Brussels lawyer fending off phonograph noise with a court victory, Oliver Wendell Holmes’ hearing about a phonograph in his library, and notes on Hippocrates’ tree in a Turkish island. It also recalls Gladstone’s prime ministership ages and a dubious claim about racial brain differences by Dr. Robert Bean.

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