The Ambition Of Actresses And A Nation’s Faith
A long survey of American religious denominations and their numbers, tracing diversity from Methodists to Mormons and Jews. It notes census-like counts, regional strength, and the interplay of faith with politics, migration, and colonization ideas influenced by Lincoln era views. The piece includes actress quotes on ambition and personal liberty within a broader historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathediss
Asi
Sis
Disciples of Carte
Epiecopa- Hans
Congregationalists
Taue
Reformed
United Brethren
Thermen Evangelical Synod
Ley Saints
Evangelical Association
Jewy
Church of Jesus Christ of Later-Day Saints
Laree
Jon Smith
Varlc
Ohris
Wade
Muhammed Webb
Amerlode
Taink 'Roy
Amon
Wace
Mozico
Lin
Prasnoee
Lume
Nevada
Nebraska
Washington
Wyoming
Maus
Iaus
Reilgjogs Wa
Lincoln and Mitchell Discuss Lincoln Colonization Views
Dr James Mitchell long associated with the American Colonization Society, recounts his early meeting with Abraham Lincoln and the president’s stance on colonization. Mitchell, a Mobile preacher and educator, details Lincoln’s evolving views and the public debate over repatriation during the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Indiana
Africa
Lincoln
de. Mitchell
Polley
Jefferson
Winn Patire
Dr. Mitchell
District of Columbia
Dorder Statwamen
Tropical Belt
Libeole
England
Bogland
Seward
State Department
White House
Republic
Tropics
Mitchell
United States
Atlantic
Charleston
Savanna
Dr. Miteveres
Slidell
Raginod
Axaiostus
Armas
Tlis
War Department
Stanton
Vierce
Th. Mitchell
Franklin Pierce
Jefferson Davie
Clayton
Peritt
Artaxia
Abraham Lincoln
Nerster
James Mitchell
American Ciylonization Society
Ala
The
Colonization Society
Joseph A Wright
Tedikus
Stephen A. Jougins
Londoecry
Ireland
America
Mobile
Virginia
Georgia
Georgia Conference
America's Great Chinese Colony at Chinatown San Francisco
A vivid profile of Chinatown in San Francisco, detailing a dense Chinese community's passion for Japan News and war reports, multilingual readers in public rooms, and island-like districts where theaters, restaurants, and social life illustrate a blend of American life and Celestial customs. It highlights nightly Chinese theatre, crowd behavior, stage intrusions by Mongolians, and the allure of the Chinatown restaurant scene with elaborate decor and teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Nfent
Ngtt
Colna
Tio Tion
Housatops
Ite
America
Erample
Woich
Chinatown
Kate
Anerlans
Wes
Tesla
Chinatown Shadows and Nightlife in Early San Francisco
A vivid tour recounts Chinatown scenes from a Chinese temple to a dense living quarter. The proprietor’s tea price and a Joss House setup precede visits to dim interiors, barges of women’s rooms, and a blind resident mother. The piece details opium, gambling, and a crowded four story factory turned lodging as the reporter witnesses Celestials, a gambling den, and a tense encounter with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joss House
Chinatown
Wy Palng
Aubrenilm
Fay Francisco
Chinawa
Pr Kumblera
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Theis Prealiar Beyer and Astes
Maxca
Plabowe
Roy Cagblan
Ahs
Bilikidas
Hough
Tniome
Oman
Mark Janeen
Riruha
Asiiv
Dickinson
Dane
Ming
Tony Pastor
Augustin Daly
Marte Tans
Mr. Daly
Daly
Linde
Springfield
Biy
Carpenter
Cadget
Seward Sant
Earl of
Henry Clay
Ville
Methodist Church
Calhoun
Bis
Ela
Talin Pinst
Mr. Lincoln
San Francisco
Blastown
Chinatowa
Amer
Brown
Remiran Execs
U. &. Journal of Medicines
Price
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