Two Great Meetings In London Shape Anglican Church Portraits
In London the significance of two pay councils draws attention as portraits of Anglican bishops and ministers are created. The contemporaneous mention highlights ten religious bodies, including the Presbyterian and Episcopal councils, attracting intelligent Christians.
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Bowethtog
Abe
London
Pangiican Council
Mary Yards
United States
Charlar Town Navy Yard
Boston
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Gosport Navy Yank Korfolk
Kittery Navy Yard
Kittery
Selend Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Mare
Aevy Yard
San Francisco
New London Navy Yard
New Leann
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Pensacola
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Washingtom
D.C SE
Reman Eh Ememeanmeeerie
Fragmented Note on Episcopal Governance and Church Unity
A garbled excerpt discusses governance within the church, contrasting bishops and elders, and mentions the Anglican council, Canterbury, and general mission movements. It references the Seation ne Arwesirwa Méehopes and a reformist gathering, implying tension between traditional orders and newer episcopal authority.
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Ty Fun Angeleena Council
Canterbury
Erin Christian Eboiart
Fragmented Global Church Assembly Described in Council Item
A historical account outlines a vast Anglican and Presbyterian gathering with bishops, delegates from American and Canadian churches, and plans for missionary work, Christian education, and reunion efforts. It notes Exeter Hall as a central venue and references Westminster and other historic sites.
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Iscwesian
Exeter Hall
England
Westminster
Plickinger of The State Journal A central Republican editor
J Plickinger, managing editor of The State Journal, born in Millville Butler County Ohio on December 14 1835, rose from Dayton news editing to lead The State Journal in Columbus. Under his charge since 1885 the paper expanded, pursued aggressive reporting, and upheld party alignment with fair editorial limits. He is a prominent Republican and a key figure in Ohio journalism with a long career in state politics.
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Ohito State Journal and & Stirring
J. Plickinger
Ohio Btute
Millville
Butler County
Dayton
Haro Itua
Stern
Otterbolein University of Weeervalley
Speist
Mini Valley
K. . Puck~inger
United Brethren Church
Terry Bishyy
Thas Bess
Samm
Dayton Journal
Columbus
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Flickinger
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Siren
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Biase
Flokinger
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Vast mixed curiosities and notices across regions
A sprawling OCR fragment reports diverse items from Sal Lake City to Alaska and Norway, including a $2,500,000 mining claim, large carpeted Music Hall in Cincinnati, potato bugs on Lake Ontario shores, and a claim about Washington Territory exceeding Pennsylvania. It mentions patents issued, Berlin newspapers, and a Paris exhibition globe model, with assorted oddities and local notes.
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Fatest
Sal Lake City
Los Angeles
Cal
Dovelas Island
Alaska
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Washington Territory
Pennsylvania
Tacoma
W. T
Boston
Americas
Norway
Christunia
Wolf
Ontario
Col Caer
Hudson
Jersey City
Brooklyn
United States Patent Office
Berlin
Celtic
Rivadeo
Spain
Amazons
Boyd
Collinsville
Toulon
Waring
Beethoven
Dickinson
Col James P Eagle Life and political career recounted
Col James P Eagle rose from hard farm labor to education at Lenoke and Mississippi College. He served in the Arkansas legislature from Lonoke Prairie counties, attended the constitutional convention, and became speaker of the house after leading a bettle tard from Lonoke amid Brooks Baxter tensions. Mrs Eagle, born Mary Oldham, called the Mes Logan of Arkansas.
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James P. Eagle Iy
Lenoke
Mississippi
Heraas
Steta
Arkansas
Prairie Counties
Lonoke
Brooks
Baxter
Eagle
Mary KR Oldham
Mes Logan
Paris Post Office Elevators Impress World
Paris claims the most complete and handsome postoffice building with three high stories and a deep basement. Pneumatic tubes and hoisting machinery transfer mail between floors, enabling rapid distribution of letters and parcels, built by a famous engineering firm in five months.
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Paris
America
Fim
Vermonters honor Dillingham lineage with public service
The text notes William P. Dillingham a Republican governor nominee with a long Vermont and national public service background. It mentions roles tied to state government and federal connections, including prior senatorial and prosecutorial links, with references to his family’s history of public service in Vermont.
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William P. Dillingham
William Paul Dillinghar
Vermont
Matt T. Carpenter
Wisconsin
Waterbury
Imix
Hie
Peck Mets
I Ingham
Religious Gleanings and Missionary Faith in 19th Century US
Religious notes discuss five missions for Bar more India, George J. Seney’s library donation in Brooklyn, and New York city missionaries aiding the poor. The Congregational Year Book lists church counts and Sunday school figures, while debates and sermons highlight wealth and charity. References to Chautauqua, Methodists, Jerusalem rebuilding plans by Dr Swarthat, and missionary colonies underscore religious activity and discourse.
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Minsctary Union
Barub
India
George J. Seney
Brooklyn
New York
Etyline
Noribieht
Masa
Foreign Mission World Christian
W. Bowser
Conrin
London
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Corea
Christian Union
Phillipy Brooks
J. I Vincent
Menaireseanty
Lawrence Qlighant
Bie Wivnower
Simon Kadtmutud Trothschuld
Oliphast
Komnyanivg
Palstior
Muthedtier
Jeruestem
Sivarthe
Chiemyn
Jerusalem
Siwarthat Acrauk
Jewsb Masenger
The Latest in Jewels Four The Bohemia Men
A troubled report describes four men charged in a Bohemian jewel theft and a related suicide in the Chicago jail. Portraits and informers are referenced as trials loom, with public interest high and speculation noted about further developments.
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Coeephagy
Chicago, Barcington End
The Hero of Niagara and the Tight Rope Feats
A fragmented 19th century piece recalls Niagara era stunts and a famed tight rope walk. It references Blondin like feats, the 19th century rope performances, and the perilous crossing near the river with rope lines and crowd reactions.
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Canada
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Jane Wheelhouse
Malikia
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Telegraph
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Hropek
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Chicago
Niagara
Suez Canal
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Bitternst
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