TALMAGE SERMON ON FRIENDSHIP AND DIVINE ALLIANCE
The speaker extols friendship as a law like tides and urges welcoming God as the ultimate friend. He contrasts human bonds with divine companionship, cites Nelson and Edwards, and likens God to an open door while urging generous, truthful regard for others. The sermon closes with a parable of California gold and a note on endless divine friendship.
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Tom
Manward
Godward
God
Christ
Lord Nelson
Nelson
Jonathan Edwards
Jesus of Nazareth
David
Jonathan
Paul
Onesiphorus
Herder
Goethe
Goldsmith and Reynolds
Beaumont and Fletcher
Cowley and Harvey
Erasmus
Thomas More
Lessing and Mendelssohn
Lady Churchill
Princess Anne
Orestes
Pylades
Epaminondas
Pelopidas
Jesus Christ
James Marshall
California
Captain Sutter
Snipe as Surgeon Discovered by Ornithologist Fatio
Ornithologist Fatio announced at the International Physical Society convention in Geneva that snipes can self repair injuries. The bird reportedly stops bleeding by placing down over wounds and uses cast-off feathers to create a protective splint for broken wings and legs.
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Jack Robinson
Natu
Fatio
International Physical Society
Geneva
M. Fatio
Silver Resolutions Endorse Silver and Bryan in 1900
The Iowa Silver Republicans reaffirm the 1896 platform calling for free coinage of silver at 16 to 1, denounce gold standard aims, support William J Bryan for president, oppose railroad influence, praise war contributions, push navy limits, advocate constitutional amendments via popular vote, and insist on fair taxation and anti corruption.
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Towa
Thomas J Hg
Giacmnes
William J. Bryan
United Sates
Republican Party
Spain
Congress
Washington
United States
Democratic Party
The
Populist Party dispute over Iowa committee names disputed
The national Populist committee at Omaha June 15 16 and 17 rejected the so called middle of the road populist group as irregular and not the People's Party. It recognized Anderson Crane and Robb as the regular committee and ordered legal steps to prevent other names on the ballot under the People’s Party title. It warns the state executive board of fraud if wrong names appear on the ballot.
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Solomon
David
Isaiah
Adam
Hiddekel
River Thames
Durham
National Committee of the People's Party
Omaha
Iowa
People's Party
L. H. Miller
J. O. Beebee
Ali Reed
F. KE. Anderson
C. D. Crane
W. H. Robb
People’s Party of
Silver Republican Resolve in Iowa Convention Language
Iowa silver Republicans reaffirm the 1896 Chicago platform. They oppose the gold standard shifts and demand government issued money. They support free coinage, tax focus on high incomes, and oppose abandoning silver in national platforms.
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Silver Republicans
Iowa
Chicago
Honest Money League
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Mineee
Deeres
Theatre Roundup: Stars Return and New Casts Announced
Beerbohm Tree plans a return season with Julius Caesar and Ragged Robin alongside Sarah Bernhardt under Maurice Grau. Odell Williams reappears as Squire Bartlett in Way Down East after Heart of Maryland. Sam Bernard to star in The Marquis of Michigan amid musically stirred dispute resolution.
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Beerbohm Tree
Sarah Bernhardt
Maurice Grau
Odell Williams
London
Maryland
Squire Bartlett
Buffalo
New York
Ivace Filkins
Mme. Melba
Ethel Marlowe
Owen Marlowe
Boston
Viola Allen
Polly Love
the Christian
Paris Grand Opera
Minister of Fine Arts
Alice Nielsen
Paul Nicholson, Jr
de Wolf Hopper
el Capitan
George Grossmith
Weedon
Mr. Yard
Inventions Report: Buttoner Glove Collar and Novel Safety Devices
A Georgian designer unveils a glove shaped collar buttoner with an angled hook to ease release. A medicine cabinet features numbered pockets dials and an alarm clock with drawers for powders and pills. England crafts lamp chimneys from hot glass wire on a mandrel with air passages and color options. A new fire-escape uses a carriage track around a building cornice with a chain and brake to descend.
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England
Matrimonial Murmurs From the Season of Engagements
In matrimonial engagements men face the powder while Spaniards avoid engagements. The summer girl isn’t built that way, signaling a shift in courtship norms this season.
The Wheel That Brought a Maid to Leave
A Detroit Free Press quote recounts a Warren Avenue matron’s tale of hiring a maid and attempting kindness over excess tactlessness. After a month the worker asked for $2 more weekly pay and the right to park her bicycle in the front hall, then quit.
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Warren Avehue
Detroit Free Press
Bold Bank Robbery at Bank of England During Saturday
A daring theft occurred in the Bank of England's banking department between 1 and 2 pm on a recent Saturday. Two Coutts messengers carried £3000 in three bags. one bag vanished after a momentary distraction. Police at Old Jewry were notified as a well-dressed man, seen leaving with a bag, is suspected to be the thief who may have shadowed the messengers prior to the act.
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Bank of England
London Times
Messrs. Coutts
Old Jewry
Remarkable Handless Artists Across Europe and America
The article profiles armless or foot assisted artists from Belgium Antwerp England and the United States. Caesar Ducornet painted with his foot while his scaffolded easel travelled the canvas. Bartram Hiles paints and models with his mouth. Adam Stepen controllers brushes with his toes. Aimee Rapin uses her right foot to wield a crayon. A German “foot artist” married a signer and signed with her toe.
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Watteau
Caesar Ducornet
Lille
Paris
Louvre
Antwerp
Rubens
England
Bartram Hiles
Oddities and Local Notes From A Century Ago
A collage of curiosities on hats and baldness, London lodging shelters for 40,000 nightly, French hospices for all aged subjects, and quirky bits about coinage in the Sandwich Islands. Jumbled items mention a decapitated snail regrowth, manners of Japanese letter writing, mutism cures via dogs, a sleepwalking boy, a Plymouth Rock hench, and J Pierpont Morgan’s bulldog.
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London
Retort of Willis and Dinner Wit
Mr M E W Sherwood recounts Willis at dinner and a sharp reply to Mrs Gales niece about Nat Willis. Willis quips that one should not trammel young feelings while swallowing a Campbell, a quick witted couplet from the Washington dinner.
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Nat Willis
Mr. Campbell
Willis
Campbell
Woman’s Relief Corps member credits Dr Williams Pink Pills
Byron Illinois resident Mrs James Houseweart a key Woman’s Relief Corps volunteer credited Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health after a serious illness during midlife. She began treatment last March and reports eight boxes provided lasting relief and improved strength. Pills sold in boxes at 50 cents or six for $2.50, via local druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Register-Gazette
Rockford
Woman's Relief Corps
Byron
Ill
James Houseweart
Cascarets Candy Claim Beauty Through Blood Purity
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy as a beauty aid by cleansing the blood and liver. It promises clearer skin and a healthier complexion, with a low price of ten cents and a satisfaction guarantee.
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Cascarets
Smoking Prevalence Echoes Through Family Life
A reflection notes widespread smoking, including fathers smoking around wives and children, with many family members over age five also smoking, illustrating a common social habit and its reach into households.
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Iown
Abraham Lincoln
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Danien
L. H. Pray
North Conway
Zules
Bama
Com Semines
Alabama
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Army
Percy Boedecker
Mc Vernon
N. Y
John Hamilton
Wilmington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Newbanker
Mr. Morgan
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