Anarchy explained and its two classes and aims
This historical discourse defines anarchy as the abolition of government and outlines its two forms individualistic and communist. It traces origins to Proudhon and later thinkers like Hess and Kropotkin, and explains that modern anarchists seek to conquer land and factories, oppose all rulers, and justify action against owners, manufacturers, and the state while condemning illegal means.
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Order
Times of Proudhon
France
Hess
Prince Kropotkin
Europe
Vienna
Switzerland
Kropotkin
Italy
Spain
Russia
America
United States
Ita oMfelaia
Oura
Proudhon
Tucker
Germany
When Polly Danced a Minuet in the Hall
A bucolic poem scene describes a lively dance with Polly as the central figure. Candles glow on a gay gathering while fields outside exhale hay and roses perfume the air. Muscled soldiers bows and Love's touch animate the dancers' light steps as powdered hair and festive attire frame youthful faces. Published by New Lippincott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Lippincott
Roses and Violets at Empire Theater
On matinee and evening scenes at the Empire Theater a lively crowd gathered as patrons waited for star Miss Kingsley and the Sacous company. Dick Alton and Jack Leonard discuss her popularity and past heartbreak, then romance shifts to violets sent to Miss Kingsley with subtle signals of affection amid stagecraft and backstage chatter.
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Empire Theater
Playhouse
John Leonard
A Alton
Palo
Alton
Leonard
Sercely
Jim Morton
Old Man
Love
Mamma
Dolly
Mr. Leonard
Violet Gift Reveals True Love and Wedding Joy
A tale from the Indianapolis Sun tells how a child’s fondness for violets exposes the heart behind a gift. Leonard and Miss Kingsley share a quiet dawn of love, as Dick, with a tender kiss, declares his devotion, sealing a bright future. The florist’s modest bloom proves richer than costly means.
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Leonard
Miss Kingsley
Darlin
Indianapolis
Employments for Women in 19th Century Book Openings
A nostalgic look at the 500 occupations listed for women in a century old volume. It notes roles like sunshiner, cooperative housekeeper, and house hunter, emphasizing how women now seek public work for pay. The piece questions social judgments on an unmarried sister pursuing similar work, calling it unfeminine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tso
Sunshiner
Sinshbiner
Detroit minister and army colonel clash over order obedience
A Detroit minister recounts a debate about army discipline led by a colonel who argued for fairness and strictness, while a tale of Tim Murphy in cavalry service illustrates perils of dismount rules. The piece contrasts authority with unintended misapplications and ends with a collection of curious notes on libraries and odd anecdotes.
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Dominie
Tim Murphy
Tim
Min
Faror
Ossifer
Murphy
Oblivion Defeated by Everlasting Remembrance
A preacher extols memory as a celestial faculty that outlives time. Oblivion ingests individuals, families, and nations, but acts of kindness, saved lives, and transformed souls earn eternal recall. God herself tattoos believers on the palms, promising a memory that endures beyond centuries and scales of history.
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Louis Kiopsch
Talmage
Nash Webster
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Broadway
New York
State Street
Beaton
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
the Steand
London
Princess Street
Edinburg
Champs Elyaces
Paris
Unter den Linden
Berlin
Walter Scott
Rome
Terusalem
Jerusalem
Alexandria
Egypt
Washingtons
New Yorks
Londons
Baldwin I
Charles Martel
Marlborough
Arilthridates
Prince Frederick
Cortes
Thebes
Ninus
Sesosiria
Artaxerxes
Cunaxa
Xerxes
Thermopylae
Duchess of Richmond
Brussels
Waterloo
Bunker Hill
George Iit
Amd
Magdalen
Stree
Paul
Malta
Jericho
Crimean
Florence’ Nightingale
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Georgia
Susquehanna
James
Chattahooches
Savannah
Heaven
Tongus
Christ
Christopher
St. Paul's
Brain
National Capitol
Or & Massive
Gil Sorte
Namie
Isaiah
Aemidhaw
God
Oblion
Alice Oblivion
Brance
Corera
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Goldman
Imos
Polly
Wealle
England
Royal Library
Royal
Windsor Castle
Caxton
Charles I
Caatle
Noah
Fenton
Maya
Berio
Ashi
Frances Havergal
Balling
New Orleans
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