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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1876

Page

3

Hell Gate project nears final explosive milestone

The New York Sunday Telegram reports General John Newton’s engineers near completion of blasting to clear Hallett’s Point and open the East River entrance. The plan uses a grand 40000 pound nitroglycerine charge, with electric ignition and a network of drills and galleries across the mine.

New York Sunday Telegram War Department John Newton United States Engineer Corps East River Hallett’s Point Hell Gate Kendrock Kieselgard Newton New York

Origins of Country Names According to Phoenician Theory

The piece claims Phoenicians coined world names signifying locals traits. Europe denotes white complexion, Asia the middle, Africa corn and grain, Siberia thirst, Spain rabbits, Italy pitch, Gaul yellow hair, Caledonia high hills, Hibernia last habitation, Britain tin, Albion white or high mountains, Corsica footprints, Syracuse bad fate, Rhodes serpents, Sicily grapes, Seylis whirlpool, Betna furnace, Mexico lazy yet optimistic with Texas cattle sight.

Europe Asia Africa Siberia Spain Augustus Italy Calabria Gaul France Caledonia Syracuse Rhodes Sicily Seylis

Mrs Whistler and the Sanctuary Umbrella Incident

In a church scene Mrs Whistler’s absent minded umbrella triggers a chaotic sequence as Mrs Moody’s dog barks and the sexton, an elder, and the doctor collide with the unruly crowd. A bonnet is grabbed, a belligerent exchange ensues, and Whistler relocates to the Presbyterians amid talk of secession by Moody.

Whistler Mra Whistler Mrs. Moody Mrs. Whistler Elder McGinn

Ruskin on heraldry and hygiene columns

A London lecture by Mr. Ruskin on precious stones links heraldry colors to symbolic meanings such as topaz for light and emerald for green while discussing ancient symbolism. The bubbles cover Dr Berthand’s smoker hygiene advice, a Havana bullion display, and a Bulgarian bandit tale with a released bride and a deranged lover.

Heaven Berthand

Various Religious and Local Church News Highlights

Rhode Island representatives pass two bills affecting religious institutions. Rev. E W Warren called to First Baptist Richmond. The United States clergy costs total 12 million dollars. Old Gardnerville Methodist church in Georgia torn down. old inhabitant unsure of construction date. Methodist Episcopal South mission board to meet May 5 6 in Nashville. London bishop offended High Church by denying Tennessee bishop confirmation. Jonathan Lipps born October 1777 near 99, long Baptist member. Christian measures: pound sixteen ounces yard thirty six inches ton two thousand pounds. NYC religious women urge Monday wages to curb weekend drunkenness in mills. Moody and Sankey meetings in New York drive toward practical outcomes. A thief confessed in inquiry gathering. a cat-conductor repents and restitution planned. Chicago Third Unitarian offers kindergarten for worshiping families 1045 to 1145. Bootblack anecdote on generosity. Bishop Tuttle and missionaries’ absence in Utah. Church statistics: clergy 10, candidates 5, churches 5, baptisms 920, confirmed 274, communicants 402, contributions $102,412.81.

Wenn Pye Rhode Island Ocrober E. W. Warren First Baptist Church Atlanta First Church Richmond United States Lewis Christian Old Methodist Gandersville Georgia Board of Missions of the Methodist Church, South Nashville London Tennessee Jonathan Lipps Carter County Tenn The Baptist Church New York City Moody and Sankey New York Hippodrome Zaccheus Tuttle Utah Montana Idaho Srex the Seld

Barefooted girl cited amid Kansas budget critique

A Leavenworth Times excerpt criticizes Kansas spending as excessive while noting a barefooted girl desiring a breastpin and highlighting strain on normal schools and penitentiary guards. It argues the state can allocate 95 000 dollars for agricultural board duties and 33 000 dollars for related elite exhibitions.

Leavenworth Kansas Board of ‘Agriculture

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