Sunday Observance Versus Social Fashion and Disapproval
In a narrative of old era manners, observers recount Bravery and restraint in Pretoria, and English Sisters lament the rector’s disapproval. The piece notes leaders of fashion skipping church, some seeking rest, others adhering to Catholic feast ideals, and aMayfair clergyman’s intrusion into private life causing resentment. A rich widow resents a chaplain’s attempt to tax church duties for the sick fund, then "removing her hassock."
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Literary Notes and Echoes of the Modern Novel
W L Alden praises Robert Barr as a brilliant conversationalist. Amesbury hosts a Whittier monument drive. Pope Leo XIII and Sienkiewicz receive notes on Quo Vadis. Charles Major’s forthcoming novel Dorothy Vernon teased. Mrs Sara B Kennedy, descendant of Edwards, details in law and politics. Anna Farwell De Koven, Reginald De Koven linked. Anthony Hope Hawkins described. Burton at Chautauqua notes the novel as dominant, debated as decaying or empowering literature.
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Constantine
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Joscelyn Cheshire
Jonathan Edwards
Joscelyn
Carolinas
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Babylon
de Koven
Chicago
Charlies B. Farwell
Reginald de Koven
New York
Anthony Hope Hawkins
Hyvery
Richd Burton
Chautauqua
Formaldehyde in Milk Sparks Public Testing Push
A large group opposes the Board of Health stance on stopping formaldehyde use by dairymen. Citizens report testing milk themselves and finding traces, arguing that not all vendors are guilty. They favor private testing, using Hehnee’s sulfuric acid method, to pressure dealers to drop dishonest practices.
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Hehnee
Oh Henry Grieved as Beatrice Casts Him Mud
In Baltimore, Beatrice Fitamugies denounces Henry Biggies with final resolve. She declares his feet of clay and his name mud, ending their relationship as Henry storms out into the night on duty.
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Teacher recounts cruel boy tale to Sunday class
A Denver Post report recalls a young teacher speaking to a Sunday school class about a boy who cruelty to cats, tails removed. In the pause, a girl rose and quipped a verse about uniting and parting, saying Whatsoever God has joined together let Roman put asunder.
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Denver Post
Pouder's Platinum Photographs Stand Above All Local Work
Pouder at 229 Massachusetts avenue sells platinum photographs praised as far superior to any local work and offered at very reasonable prices.
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Pouder
Indiana
Serwart
Massachusetts Avenue
Citizenship in Paul the Apostle and heavenly hope
The sermon contrasts Paul’s Roman citizenship with his spiritual rebirth, arguing that earthly rights protect the believer, but heavenly citizenship secures eternal life. It highlights the safety, due process, and dignity accorded to Paul, then urges readers to enroll in the heavenly city built by God and to value spiritual birth alongside civic status. The talk closes with a call to live as fellow citizens with the saints in the kingdom of heaven.
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Paul
God
Rome
Heaven
Felix
Hell
Christ
Caesar
Israel
Earth
America
Virginia
Labor and Employer Roles Across Strike Debates
The Brooklyn Eagle reports unnamed United States Steel Corp officials refuse to negotiate with the Amalgamated Association amid a strike, noting incorporation could allow lawsuits for damages and asset levies. The piece argues unions should gain legal standing, enabling court enforcement over labor disputes. It also cites Washington Post and Harper's Weekly on Admiral Schley.
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United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
Unite States Tin-plate Company
Sappty
Steel Corporation
Algamated Association
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