Babists of Persia Seek Aid for Persecuted Faith
A U S committee appeals to former U S minister Bowen to petition the Shah for protection and freedom for the Babists in Persia. The Babists differ from Shi ism, welcoming women and opposing polygamy. notable adherents in America include Mrs Hoar, Miss Fairfax, Clifford Barney, Miss Natalie, and Mrs John Jackson. The faith emphasizes brotherhood, peace, and aims to improve women's status.
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Herbart W. Bowen
United States
Pirsia
Paria
Bowen
Porain
Paris
Hoar
New Jersey
Mew
Virginia Trip
Hoxton
Fairfax
Clifford Barney
Bat Harbor
Natalie
Mra
John Jackson
New York
Arline Peolle
New Labor Movement and General Turchin Rise in U S
The letter from the Christian Builders’ Union president Henry P. Berek outlines a new labor faith expanding nationwide, openness of meetings, and gatekeeping by reputation and sobriety. A lengthy account honors General John S. Turchin, tracing his Russian origins, U S Civil War rise, brigadier general commission, and complex stance toward Union volunteers and Confederate policy.
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Han
Tabor
Henry P. Berek
Unfon
Jabur
Buell
Turehin
Lincoln
Turchin
Askanen
United States
Mistake in Mr Gage’s Russian sugar decision debated
The New York Sun contends a mistake was made in Mr Gage’s handling of Russian sugar taxes. Internal revenue and legal experts warned that Russia remitted internal taxes on exports no more than the United States does, prompting calls for frank rectification.
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New York Sun
Gage
Trade ties with Russia cited as motivation in tax dispute
The passage argues that continuing actions by Mr. Gage on internal taxes for exported spirits and tobacco risks harming more than trade with Russia. It emphasizes the broader value of peaceful, friendly relations with Russia, describing it as an unexacted, cooperative partnership rather than a rival bloc.
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Gage
Russia
Changed Times and Notable Figures in 19th Century discourse
The piece recalls Sydney Smith’s view on American literature and English influence, noting his notoriety for sharp observations. It also reports the unveiling of a monument to Mrs. Bradley Johnson in Baltimore, highlighting her Civil War support for Confederate soldiers and postwar efforts for soldiers’ homes.
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Sydney Smith
Harper's Weekly
Mra. Bradley ‘T. Johnson
Johnson
Baltimore
Mra. Johnson
Public subscription opened in Paris for Madagascar queen item
A Paris subscription aims to fund buying Ranavaiona the dethroned Queen of Madagascar a gown as her French government allowance is reported too small for her purchase. General MacArthur nears 39 years in service and plans to tour South Africa and Europe after command in the Philippines ends.
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Paris
Ranavaiona
Madagascar
Diack Eatin
General MacArthur
Philippines
South Africa
Europe
United States
Dairying and Poultry Insights for Rural Readers
An address to the State Dairymen's Association by Governor Hoard discusses modern dairying, the need for scientific knowledge in feeding, barn design, and sanitation, and the cooperative shift from producer to manufacturer. It also covers liv stock disease rates in England, fowl feeding, gape prevention, and dairy export practices without preservatives, stressing quality and official US approval.
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Moitern Interman
Dairymen's Association
New Haven
Hoard
Caesar
Vermont
Henry B. Alyord
Department of Agriculture
Great Britain
Sweden
Denmark
England
Manchester
Canada
Notre Dame University aims at thorough education and preparation
Notre Dame University offers a two year or longer commercial course for young men and a preparatory school in connection with St Edward's Hall for boys under seventeen. The higher courses are thorough with practical work and strong devotion to student interests. fifty years of native work in education are claimed.
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Vharie
St. Edward's Hall
Boya
Notre Dame University
Noyer
Opi Uy
Summer excursions and private posting on railway mail card
A damaged OCR notice advertises summer excursions and a private mailing card for Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway routes. It lists F Ware as general agent at a Salt Via address and Adilens Miller as general passenger agent in Chicago, asking for ten cents stamps.
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Acenery
Chicago, Milwaukee & #1
Paul
Adilens
F. A. Miller
Chirag
TLL
Paul Revere Inventor of Copper Refining
Paul Revere, famed revolutionary figure, was an inventor who refined and rolled copper. He founded the Revere Copper company in 1901, a firm that still operates in Canton, Massachusetts.
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Paul Revers
Revere Copper Company
Canton
Mana
Obie College Dairy Supports Students Through Dairy Dept
The Ohio State University agricultural department owns a herd of forty cows in Columbus and operates a city milk mill. Annual milk sale receipts total around six thousand five hundred dollars, with students performing all caring milking bottling and delivery. This work helps many young men cover college expenses. Labor also supports poultry house operations though the text notes a lottery in that area.
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Obie College Dairy
Agricultural Department
Ohio State University
Columbus
Canoa
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Military Academy
Petersburg
Ruste
London
American Coast Survey Service
War Department
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Pauaber
E Builders
THE
Christian Union
Henry P. Berck
Chriations
Perste
McFadyean
Council of
Royal Agricultural Society
Suffolk
Hesex
Marthenshire
Royal Veterinary College
Ohtok
University OF Notre
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Enurt
Ron Bees
Iano & Ta Far
F. Ware
A. TS
Paul Revere
Mitchell
Syall
Rocket
Wem
Ana
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Cinaska
St. Eaward
Ass Morrisey
Interior
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Omana
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York
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Phelps Brown
ATV
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