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Newspaper

Weekly Bulletin

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1874

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Recaptured Kiowa Chief Faces Texan Deadlock Over Parole

The Kiowa chief, surrendered by Texas two years ago at the president’s urging, is recaptured for parole violation. Texans want his scalp on a scaffold, while the President seeks to save him and delay the hanging awaiting clear entitlement to execute him amid disputes over federal versus Texas authority. The Kiowa as a group are federal wards, but this captive is claimed by Texas as their prey if caught violating parole on Texas soil.

Texas

Growth of Victoria's dynasty with new royal birth

The British Royal Family grows as a new son is born to the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. Victoria now has twenty six grandchildren, with twenty three living. The line includes the Prince of Wales with Alexandra of Denmark, Princess Alice with Louis of Hesse Darmstadt, and the newly born child of the Duke of Edinburgh and Maria of Russia.

Great Britain Edenburgh Queen Victoria Princess Royal Victoria Crown Prince Germany Prince of Wales Alexandra Denmark Alice Louis of Hesse-Darmstadt Duke of Edinburgh Maria Russia Helena Christian Schleswig-Holstein Louise Marquis of Lorne Duke of Connaught Leopold Beatrice Victoria

Uninflammable Wood Trial At Davenport Dock Yard

The Pall Mall Gazette notes a Davenport dock yard trial of wood treated with tungstate of soda to resist ignition. The treated timber burns much less readily and resists flames, though increased weight and treatment cost counterbalance benefits. Two small ships will be built to compare prepared versus ordinary wood when exposed to fire.

Pall Mall Gazette Davenport Dockyard England

Disastrous Storm Flattens Tuscumbia Alabama

NasHVILLE November 23 A severe storm hit Tuscumbia killing twelve and wounding many. Among the dead are Mrs. Winston mother of the late ex governor and J B Moore sen ator wife and two children, I D Hodgins Egg editor of the Chronicle and his family. The Catholic church and Dishler Female Institute were destroyed along with mills and brick houses. A bridge on the M and C R R near town was swept away and the eastern bound train went into Spring creek leaving trains stalled for days. The mayor appeals for aid from neighboring cities.

Tuscumbia Ala Nashville Wm. Winston Winston J. B. Moore I. D. Hodgins Egg the Chronicle Dishler Female Institute C.R. R Spring Creek Huntsville Louisville Memphis

Stanley in Africa and Loomis somnambulist rail tale

The New York Herald reports Henry Stanley at Zanzibar on October 19 surveying the Ru tivi delta. He found two navigable mouths and channels and notes the slave trade route could be crushed by patrolling with a steam gunboat and marines while establishing a Rutigi trading station. Loomis the somnambulist denounces railways as a railway monopoly and travels to Pittsburg where a brakeman hauls him from the sleeping car. He ends in a hospital, deeming the incident a temporary loss of reason and blaming the brakeman’s dollar demand.

Stanley Africa New York Herald Henry Stanley Zanzibar Rutivi St. Louis West Livingstone Baker Howadji The Nile Mortimer J. Loomis Max Adeler Arrapahoe Loomis Pittsburg Myrmidon Fox

Baptism and the Meaning of Immersion in Debate

The article contrasts immersionist and pedobaptist views on baptism. It argues immersion means dipping, not washing, and that lexicons show immersion as primary while wash or dye are consequences. It defends the term by metonymy and explains how language shifts in scripture.

Eoitor Bulletin Dr. Conant American Bible Union Bailey Alstedius

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