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The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1885

Page

7

I Have Been Where God’s Handiwork Was Seen

A reflection on the Abilene Reflector piece describing landscapes and human industry as evidence of divine design. The speaker recalls valleys, rivers, forests, and canyons, then shifts to mines, slopes, gangways, and coal pits, noting human craftsmanship and the grandeur of creation. The poem ends with praise for God’s wisdom and human labor alike.

Run Oceens Earth Will S. Afymroe Philadelphia

Model Father Drama Turns On Ambition And Duty

In a Murrray style scene at the Mudpool Hotel Pelham Vane enters to guarded awe. A drunken miller bolds forth praising actor Gomery Bassett while the tragedian faces mixed scorn and reverence. Tensions rise as old loyalties test Vane and the room weighs art against vanity.

Riper Basher Pelham Vane Mr. Riper Story Povey Montgomery Assett Mil Southampton Miller Bassett

The Drunken Miller and the Bassett Reveal

In a tense parlor scene, Montgomery Bassett, the renowned actor, confesses his ruin and poverty to English gentlemen while a drunken miller, angered by bragging, challenges him. Subscriptions from patrons fund a night’s tribute as Bassett confronts his fall and a landlord’s coin clinks in gratitude.

Senator Hoars Issue on Negro Suffrage Debate in South

An Independent Newspapers opinion discusses Senator Hoar's critique of Southern racial politics and black voting rights. It argues Southern franchise issues are logical postbellum outcomes, credits Hayes with stabilizing the region, notes black progress, and cites effects on national politics and voting patterns.

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