Southern Literary Messenger editor Dr Benjamin Minor dies halting revival
The Southern Literary Messenger revival plans were halted by the death of Dr Benjamin Blake Minor of Richmond. Minor, editor and proprietor 1843 to 1847, shaped the magazine with prominent colleagues and a Southern focus. Neale Publishing notes ongoing efforts to reestablish under a new prominent literary figure.
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Dwarfs of Africa Report by Missionary Woman
Miss Jean Mackenzie, connected with Presbyterian Foreign Missions, reports visiting a dwarf settlement in West Africa. She describes a forest trek to Be the pilot, meeting about twenty adults including many dwarfs, and observing shelters of leaves and root-tree huts. The account notes their small stature, quiet demeanor, and evocative, primitive scene encountered during a rainy day.
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Troubles of a Man in Hurry and a Closed Store
A hurried city man recounts a chaotic streetcar ride filled with delays caused by transfers, passengers and old maids, ending with the destination closed due to a death in the family. A policeman leaves the crowd with the motorman and conductor arrested for not delaying the ride further.
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Mae Wood Seeks Washington Filing in Conspiracy Suit
Miss Mae Wood vows to carry her damage suit against Secretary Loeb former Postmaster General Wynne and consul Martin Miller to Washington to file in person with the Secretary of State. She says she will obtain service on Loeb even if the case must be moved there.
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Diamonds Pouring In Precious Gems Valued at 2.28 Million
New York reports George W. Whitte chief appraiser notes port of New York received August merchandise worth 52 709 76810, up about 38 000 over last year. Precious stones valued at 2 275 87559 for August, 12 percent higher than August 1904, amid wartime and peace reflections. The text ends with a lengthy poem urging peace and liberty across nations.
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