Ingersoll and Black debated faith and thought in Northern opinion
The North American Review weighs Ingersoll and Black on christian religion. Ingersoll argues for a changing world of thought while Black defends traditional faith. The piece notes shifts in clergy authority and public belief, citing Huxley and a critique of monogenism, with a concluding note to continue next week.
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Colonel Ingersoll
Judge Black
Mr. Ingersoll
Jeremiah S. Black
Prof
Huxley
Mr. Black
Asia
Mount
Ararat
Scientific miscellany notes long life gaps and comet theory
The article reports that among 102,881 Europeans aged over ninety, 42,528 are men and 60,303 women, with 141 male centenarians to 241 female. It outlines Picart’s theory of luminous ether forming comet tails, and cites studies on jawbone from Schipka Cave, ant behavior in aphid care, and cyclone ranges. It also notes Villati’s findings on human body temperature ranges after rest and exertion.
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Europe
Vienna Statistical Bureau
Picart
Schipka
Moravia
Huber
John Lubbock
West
Indias
Atlantic
M. B. Villati
When Will He Come The Lord Comes In Morning Noon Or Night
Poem contemplates Christ’s anticipated return at dawn noon or dusk. The speaker hopes believers remain ready and watchful, awaiting a sudden call and a glorious transfigured appearance. Images of morning strength noon heat and evening shadows frame the waiting faithful.
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Newport Chronicle of Bennett A Vermont Man in Newport
Newport correspondent describes James Gordon Bennett as a rare social force, noting his simple carriage, lavish clubs, and charity to local trades. The piece contrasts Bennett's public image with his private discipline, wealth, and influence over the Herald, casinos, stables, and the Newport season, highlighting his world tour plans and ongoing investments.
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James Gordon Bennett
Vermont
MR. Bennett
Chicago Times
Polynia
New York
Boston
Ile
Great Central Institution
Bennett
Polo Grounds
Ely Goddard
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Big Goddard
Hierald
Witter
Bennetiva
Berestes
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Ducati Lee
Bennet Dat
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London
Pavis
Pan
Micawber
Oman
Lam
Stone Villa
Cod fishing lore from a briny diary of odd tales
A rambling coastal reminiscence describes cod fishing as a gamey, storied pursuit. It recalls lure, bait, and a lone fisherman sharing scarce herring, then muses on the old cod’s bouquet, scent, and the odd humor of fishing life at sea.
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Walter
Lorena
Annie
Dave Gash
Do you call yourself a gentleman in a british aggrandizement
A long rambling critique on the changing meaning of gentility in England with anecdotes of being called no gentleman for refusing extra charges and for minor social slights. It touches on the drift toward vulgarity in the term gentleman and notes variations in addressing ladies and duchesses. It also includes a stray item about wool bee tles in regional wools and a remark on a new anthem titled God save our President from every harm.
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Newburg
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Chicago
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