Origin of All Saints Day and Halloween customs
A long reflective piece traces Halloween origins back to Scotland and All Saints Day, exploring saints, canonization, and religious practice. It covers medieval sainting, Protestant views, and the shift to secular Halloween customs, ending with a brief wartime anecdote about Gen Wheeler during the Santiago battle.
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Ireland
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New York
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Atlanta Constitution
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New York Press
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The 1900 Census Preview and Foreign Population Shifts
The piece previews the 1900 census, noting scope limited to inhabitants, interests, industries, and national production. It highlights anticipated growth in non English speaking populations due to annexation and immigration, with rising Turkish Armenian Syrian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish speaking groups, plus Hawaii effects and naturalization trends. The steam engine reference closes the article.
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