TALMAGH SERMON ON THE EYE AND DIVINE INSPECTION
A sermon by Dr DeWitt Talmage extols the human eye as a divine marvel and symbol of God’s omnipresence. He argues creation of man required a divine convention, lauds the eye’s anatomy, and asserts God sees all deeds from birth to end, urging personal reflection.
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DeWitt Talmage
Yron Ooradia
Goll
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Souhow Gai
Tie
Heaven
Neaven
The Boom of Business in Tariff Era Debate
An Independent Newspaper reviews the McKinley tariff and the Wilson tariff, arguing protectionism harmed workers yet the Wilson law frees trade. It notes job losses and wage cuts from 1890 to 1893, a turn toward export prosperity, and calls for opposing further high tariff tinkering while praising free raw materials and manufacturing cost reductions. The piece likens tariff battles to historic Union victories and predicts a lasting economic upturn if freer trade continues.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tiinois
Bethlehem
Homestead
Youngstown
Johnstown
Western Steel Company
Cleveland
America
Cemetery Ridge
McKinley
Ww. Y
Gold Shipments Were Larger Under Garrison Than Cleveland
The St Louis Republic notes that gold exports during Garrison's administrations were consistently higher than in Cleveland's era. It cites July shipments in 1892 and 1891, compares Morrison years, and argues July exports under Republicans were about five times those this month, showcasing a robust export pattern in earlier administrations.
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Garrison
Cleveland
St. Louis Republic
Self Evident Falsehood on Wages and Tariffs in 19th Century Debate
Editorials attack Republican claims that wages and prosperity stem from tariff changes. They argue Democrats may gain power and alter trade policy, noting wages rose after a Democratic tariff bill while Republicans blamed it on other factors. The piece cites editorials from Pooria Herald and Chicago Coronicle.
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Tarif Hill
Pooria Herald
Republican Party Seeks Tone for 1890 Campaign
The Louisville Courier-Journal surveys GOP tensions over tariff policy and currency in 1890. It notes McKinleyism faces resistance, Dingley links currency to next race, and asks whether Republicans will back sound money or protectionism while predicting shifts in party stance and potential electoral impact.
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Republican
Guv. McKinley
Dingley
Maine
Reed
Ariff
Louisville Courier-Journal
Press Opinions on Politics and Prosperity Echoes of Party Rhetoric
A compilation of quoted editorials and parsings from various papers criticizing or praising Republican and Democratic claims on good times, taxes, and policy. It notes Detroit Press opinions on credit to next Congress, Cleveland’s retirement, and critiques of candor in campaigns.
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Detroit Prep Press
Cleveland
Albany Argus
Benjamin Harrison
Topula
Reed
Allison
Harrison
Meixinley
Peoria Uerald
Louisville Courier-Journal
Times
Kansas City
Iowa State News Review of Late 19th Century Incidents
Iowa State News reports a revival camp fight near Sloan injuring several, with rotten eggs and a tent teardown. Labor Commissioner W J Obleness criticizes limited data power and poor factory reports, recommending abolition of the office if powers remain. Bank wrecker H R Cassatt sentenced to nine years in Keokuk federal court after pleading guilty. A Greenwich Conn teacher, Sarah Mead, stranded after marriage to Dr T L Whiker. her husband has deserted her with coin and a gold watch. Sheriff pursuit ends with Callahan shooting himself in hand while fleeing. liquor implicated. Gov Jackson places twelve pardoned ex-convicts under peace officer watch amid ongoing pardon troubles. Carlisle man Joseph Clinton found dead on a railway bridge amid suspected murder for life insurance gains. Graves of Marshalltown veterans vandalized. Isaiah Fessen den suspected. Traveling note: E T Mensch, of Grant's Pass, Oregon, riding 1200 miles on bicycle toward Wisconsin. News from Creston: Joys celebrate golden wedding anniversary. Gen. Prime orders encampment of First and Second brigades of the town national guard. Akron official Wise dies at 41, kidney trouble. Des Moines extradition papers for Richard Rowe tied to Poweshiel County theft. Adair resident A Binns killed in runaway. Praul Shearer shooting at Creston after a dance. Lorensy Beker fatally wounded in gas explosion near Roel. Ex-Postmaster Harvey arrested at Lewry for opening stock. Milton Carter a pioneer citizen of Afton dies suddenly. Creston’s longtime resident also noted. Sioux City rail line milestones christened the Joseph Cy Head and Wilkin Reynolds.
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Vrler
James Joy
Creston
Joy
Prime
Mirst
Centerville
Waverly
Daved Wise
Manger
General
Akron
Lake Chautauqua
Des Moines
Messey
Richard Rowe
Poweshiele County
A. Binns
Adair
Afton
Missouri River
Sioux City
Joseph Cy Head
Wilkin Reynolds
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Chicago Chronicle
Iowa State News
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Sioux Cit
W. J. Obleness
General Assembly
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Pelly
Keokuk
Cassatt
Woolson
Musbrnid
Sarah Mead
Greenwich
Conn
T. L. Whiker
Tran
Sam Callahan
Jon Alburson
Limburg
Callahan
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Liberty
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