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Illustration of the Church Of St. Thomas Charterhouse, London.
Posted inCulture & Society Local Histories Religion & Spirituality

The Churches Of The Metropolis No. VI – The New Church Of St. Thomas Charterhouse

This is one out of the number of those places of worship which have lately sprung up under the auspices of the Metropolis Churches Fund. It is built on the…
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Painting of two white steamships at dock, identified as the Windhuk and Pretoria of the German East African Line.
Posted inDaily News Maritime & Naval History Politics Ship Histories

War Materials For Boers

DESPATCH OF CARGOES FROM ITALY. (DAILY MAIL TELEGRAM.)Rome, Thursday. The steamer Konig, of the German East African Line, sailed for Naples to-day with a large cargo of rifles and ammunition,…
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A 1920's beach scene showing dozens of people wading in the water. In the background are buildings and a pier.
Posted inBiographical Daily News Politics

Oregon Senator Saves Drowning

MIAMI WOMAN IS RESCUED FROM OCEAN BEACH UNDERTOW. WASHINGTON, July 21.—(AP)—Senator Robert N. Stanfield of Oregon risked his life in a successful effort to save a drowning woman in heavy…
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