Catholic Church and doubt about life’s mysteries
The author questions the pope's claim of safety outside the Catholic Church and argues mortal beings cannot reveal the soul's thoughts at death. He notes personal loss and contemplates whether philosophy and science resolve life and eternity questions. The piece ends with a hope for divine mercy beyond human understanding.
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Pope
Co operation and cotton in Lancashire opening
Sir J. P. Kay-Shuttleworth spoke at the Wellington Co operative Mill Elton near Bury as the Bury Co operative Manufacturing Company opened a spacious plant with 800 shareholders. He praised Rochdale’s model and the move to ready money, urging efficiency, self-government, and the shift from day to piece work to empower workers.
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J. P. Kay-Shuttleworth
Lancashire
Wellington
Elton
Bury
Philips
England
Rochdale Equitable Pioneers
Rochdale
Rochdale Society
Co operative principles urged to steady cotton era recovery
Speakers argued for joint stock and co operative societies as safeguards against socialistic errors and cotton crises. They urged a reserve fund, debt management, and profit sharing while stressing trust in managers and the need to learn from misfortune. Praise for Mr. Philips and local officials closed the event.
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Europe
Wellington
America
Lancashire
Philips
America and Its Loss of Men
The article notes the government faces a heavy task as it prepares a new troop call, following Stanton's order for furloughed officers and soldiers to return to their regiments. It emphasizes the war weariness behind optimistic dispatches and government action.
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Washington
Stanton
Secretary of War