Early American bishops and the New York consecration
The article traces the long path to America’s first bishop, Seabury, from early proposals in Connecticut to his Edinburgh consecration in 1784 and the 1789 convention affirming his validity. It notes English and colonial opposition, and contrasts English support with American self reliance as the church expanded beyond New York.
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London
York
New England
Boyton
Delaware
Virginia
Carolinas
Petrnsylvania
Connecticut
Lawt
Jawing
Wile Jm Moret
Plymouth Settlement
Alex
Wothel Merring
Ourge
Mureau
Wien
Clarenton
Murray
Dean Saitt
Brillant Bat Erraticcvan
Anrica
Fale
Gay
Swift
Amerea
Dey
Maryland
Nev
Colebated
England
Thonenerg
Mitayghet
Wyhop
Norewalk
America
Bart
Episcopal Church
Connecticuit
Janly By
Seariel
Seabury
Byabury
Scotland
Edinburgh
Willam White
Wilmington
Del
Orew York Pointslvana
New Dh
South
Whig
Ensland
Thors Weltop
William Markham
A and Wells
Charles Mass
Ps Hart
IV. Drake
A Royal Ball at Athens Observes An Erratic Court Dance
A royal ball at Athens features Miss Fearn, daughter of the American minister, guiding a flurry of dancers through a lively, complex waltz sequence. Queen and Crown Prince signal the start as couples whirl, each step demanding agility and stamina amid celebratory yet brisk music.
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Athens
Miss Fearn
Yio
Minh Dane
Sul
Professor Wohher B D Delivers Address on The White Man of the New South
Prof Wohher B D of Sanders Wilt University condemns the clo tf the fortiowming Chitay and presents a speech on The White Man of the New South. He discusses progress in Wealll development resources education benevolent work and implications with interest ug statiles and con clusions.
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Wohher
Sanders Wilt University
New South
Light Draft Buckeye Folding Binder Wins at Shepparton
Australian coverage reports Messrs Aultman Miller & Co of Akron Ohio celebrated a national victory for their Light Draft Buckeye Folding Binder at the Melbourne show’s Shepparton event on December 14 1886. The article notes a rough field trial with lower cutting and heavy jolting but records the Buckeye as outperforming McCormick and Woods rivals amid protest and delays.
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Messrs
Aultman
Argus
Shepparton
Guthrie
McCormick
Woods
Buckeye
Hornsby
Brodhindt
Lh Wines Motel
McComilek
Rheumatism and Catarrh Cured by Remedy in New York Luz
Testimonial from Casavnambra New York May 1 describing use of Parker Medicine Rheumatic Remedy. User reports initial worsening then gradual relief from rheumatic pain and catarrh, with improvement in shoulders arms and throat, recommending gargle for throat and noting several cures observed by others. Signed Boron.
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Casavnambra
N.Y
Parker
L Pardee
Tle
Leom
Misspelled Rochester tale of heart rheumatism cure
John Moran of Rochester suffered rheumatic heart symptoms after paying for a medical exam. He was treated with Pardee's Rheumatic Remedy and claimed relief after one treatment. The note mentions payment and the examination fee of one dollar.
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John Moran
Ith Street
Rochester
Angeld of thlunuva may be bo ig things ts eerd pmpiete in tle a
The fragmentary text suggests a garbled note or headline fragment. Readable bits mention an unnamed event or item and possible references to "Angeld" and places or people, but the overall meaning is unclear. No complete facts or names emerge to identify a specific news item.
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Angeld
Miraculous Escape from the Grave and Ailing Bride
Fragmented testimonial describes illness and recovery with medical details, including references to a grave escape claim, a husband, distant relatives, and a chemist or druggist attesting to the case. The long text mentions health issues like stomach and liver disease, a painful mouth, and alleged cures, ending with signatures and dated.
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Allied
Alt Jae
Fragmentary literary musings on spring and virtue themes
A garbled excerpt presents scattered phrases about spring, virtue, and heroic figures. The text references a persistent, judicious nod, a barterer’s token, and a lecturing woman, but the overall meaning is obscured and largely incoherent.
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Word-Count Contest
A damaged notice offering a hundred dollars for sending the largest number of words formed from letters in a sentence. It promises a dollar subscription to a publication and prize chances, with entry details and costs spelled out for subscribers and entrants.
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Pieters
Eoial Chunen
Frey
Ieee
Rales
Tiwa
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