Beecher Sermon On Stages Of Religious Development
In New York Beecher returns from vacation to a large audience and urges growth beyond fear form duty and intellect, toward the religion of love. He describes stages from selfish fear to inner unity with God, urging readers to seek advancing moral consciousness and universal benevolence as the path to salvation.
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New York
Mr. Beecher
Jilly
John
Christ
God
God of Heaven
Newman Hall in Boston at Mount Vernon Church
English divine Rev. Newman Hall preached at Mount Vernon Church to a crowded audience. He spoke on Romans eight and urged faith, patience, and divine purpose amid trials. His Tremont temple talks and Boston reception followed, with notes on his life, career, and publications.
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Mount Vernon Church
Newman Hall
Boston
Hall
Aaron
Tremont Temple
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Pension Puzzle For Schoharie Couple And Wives
John Wheeler from Schoharie county left for war nearly twenty years ago leaving a wife and two children. After ten years she remarried after hearing nothing. The second marriage dissolved and she moved to another state. Last spring she returned and filed for a pension while Wheeler also claimed a pension believing he was dead. He returned home to prove he was alive. The situation presents a conundrum.
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Albany Argus
John Wheeler
Schoharie County
Cleveland and Hendricks campaign clubs spread across markets
The article reports on political organizing for Cleveland and Hendricks across New York City exchanges and states, noting Cleveland boosts among merchants, labor groups, and independent clubs. It cites voices from Bridgeport, Dunkirk, and Indianapolis, with Admiral Porter opposing Blaine and a key Indy figure pledging to join the independent Republican effort.
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J. M. Klein
Bridgeport
J. H. Colgan
Dunkirk
N. Y
Corning
Olean
Hornellsville
Salamanca
Jamestown
Buffalo
Blaine Irishimen
Knights
Knights of Labor
Cleveland
Erie County
New York
Produce and Maritime Exchanges
Cleveland and
Hendricks
Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Swamp
Cleveland and Hendricks
Gold Street
New York Mining Stock and
National Petroleum Exchange
Exchange
Thee Club
Anentieman
Fremont
Garfield
Steele
Admiral Porter
J.ross Thomson
Erie
Enn
Blaine
England
Atlantic Seaboard
Shomson
Washington
Jim Blaine
United States
J. N. Scott
Indianapolis
Harrison
Germans in Massachusetts Split Over Blaine Demagoguery
A German citizen in Massachusetts denounces Blaine as a dodger and demagogue while noting German voters favor Cleveland. He cites 8000 German voters in the state and 2500 in Boston, predicting German support for the Democratic ticket and campaign speeches beginning in Lawrence.
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Blaine
Robinson
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Liberty League
Garfield
Cleveland
League
Boston
Mr. Blaine
Lawrence
Loston
New York Merchants form Cleveland and Hendricks Club
A New York Produce Exchange and Maritime Association club backs Cleveland and Hendricks for president and vice president. It draws members from Republicans and Democrats and aims to influence election day. J. P. Townsend, a Republican, was elected president as 433 merchants signed the declaration, with expectations to rise to 600.
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New York
The
World Today
Blaine
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
New York Produce and Maritime Independent Merchants
New York Produce Exchange
Maritime Association
Cleveland and Hendricks
United States
Abraham Lincoln School
James G.blaine
Cleveland
Endricks
J. P. Townsend
Stealing Democratic Papers Traps Indiana Postmaster
An Indianapolis Times report describes a detective case where a German Democratic Telegraph paper faced circulation interference by Indiana postmasters. Disguised as a rag dealer, the detective exposed Garrett postmaster Alexander A. Phillips delivering unissued Telegraphs including thirteen August 30 copies, revealing a ruse to curb Democratic paper distribution.
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CheaGco
Indianapolis
The
Times
Indiana
Telegraph
Tnis City
Alexander A. Phillips
Garrett
DeKalb County
Phillips
Tae Uafli
Embezzlement Charge Leads to Phillips Arrest Move
Davits were prepared and presented to federal officers as Phillips was ordered arrested yesterday. A U S marshal left for Garrett to execute the order. The complaint charges embezzlement of thirteen papers, carrying $60 fines and one year’s imprisonment for each offense. More postmasters to be arrested on the same charge.
Most Cowardly Thing Ex Governor Blames Blaine
Ex Governor St John calls Blaine action in Maine a cowardly dodge aimed at German votes. He accuses Blaine of moral cowardice and trimmer politics, denying local issue claims and predicting the move will become a national issue.
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St. John
Blaine
Chicago
Maine
Hancock’s
United States
District of Columbia
Coming Home to Raise Money for Campaign
New York reports Levi P Morton returns to aid the Republican committee in fundraising for the campaign. He may be named secretary of the treasury and keep a possible Blaine post if Blaine wins. Illinois Dems predict a Democratic gain and note Finerty’s political shift hurts Blaine support. The Sunday Gazette in Cohoes backs Cleveland Hendricks, praising Cleveland as honest and pro worker and criticising Blaine.
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New York
Levi P. Morton
Republican National Committee
Morton
Treasury
Blaine
Washington
Lawrence M. Ennis
Chicago
City
Illinois
Finerty
Cleveland
Cee
Ilinois
the Sunday Gazette
Cohoes
N. Y
Hendricks
Grover Cleveland
James G. Blaine
Ireland
Hhis Ife
Illinois German Papers Split Over Blaine Bid
The Iowa State Leader reviews German American newspapers in several states showing limited support for Blaine. It notes only two prominent papers in St Louis and Cincinnati defend him, with one editor urging Europe as an alternative to supporting Blaine. Governor Cleveland’s record is praised as strong leadership.
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Iowa
Illinois
la Salle
Peoria
Belleville
Bellville
Ohio
Anzeiger
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oho
Illinois Staats Zeitung
Chicago
United States
Blaine
Westliche Post
St. Louis
Volksblatt
Cincinnati
Westsiche Post
F. Hassaurek
South America
Europe
Western States
Waller
Grover Cleveland
New York
Albany
Andrew Jackson
Maine
Fusion poised to swing Pennsylvania in Blaine era
In Washington a former Speaker Randall said Pennsylvania might vote against Blaine. Col Fletcher of Philadelphia endorsed the view, predicting a post October fusion of Democrats Greenbackers and labor groups giving Blaine's rivals a majority. The Startonicht notes planned retirements of Democratic electors to be replaced by fusionists.
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Washington
Randall
Pennsylvania
Blaine
Buncombe
Fletcher
Philadelphia
Startonicht
Prohibition stance shapes 19th century politics across states
Expanded excerpts reveal Iowa congressman Murphy claiming 98 percent of Germans align with the Democrats due to prohibition, while a Buffalo editor fears Cleveland would enforce temperance policy as mayor. Indiana postmasters suppress Democratic papers. Manning predicts Cleveland’s win. Cleveland declines Chicago visit citing duties and a demanding office, suggesting limited accessibility.
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Murphy
Iowa
Cleveland
Buffalo Commercial
Buffalo
Blaine
Granville Gleaner
Indiana
Indianapolis Telegraph
Allen
Garrett
Ind
United States
Daniel Manning
New York
Democratic State Committee
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Blaine and the Miners Evicts Union Men for Pauper Labor
Information from the Hocking valley mining regions alleges a coal operators syndicate evicts locked out union miners and replaces American workers with Polish, Slavic, and Italian paupers under contract. Blaine is named as a stockholder in Ohio coal interests implicated in wage suppression and forced displacement of 15,000 people.
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New York World
CoLumnus
Hocking Valley
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Blaine & Co
Hockne
Hocking
Pinkerton
Hoadly
New York
Ohilo
Checkers Record: White to Move and Win
White has a decisive sequence leading to victory with best line starting now. If Black to move, a counter win is available for Black through careful maneuvering on the central squares.
Biggest Election Bet On Record In Oil City
The largest known electoral wager is placed by the present manager of the Panas Atlas Gold and Silver Mining Co in Las Vegas New Mexico and Charles M Shannon of Hughes and Shannon copper works Clifton They bet a newly erected mill worth 40000 plus all mining property and mercantile assets totaling about 500000 against Hughes and Shannons copper property valued at 600000 The stake papers await the election outcome The notice also contains an advertisement for ROUGH ON RATS cleaning products.
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Oil City
Sandy Lake
P.nas Atlas Gold and Silver Mining Company
Las Vegas
N. M
Charles M. Shannon
Hughes & Shannon Copper Works
Clifton
Mercantile Establishment
Hughes & Shannon
Blaine
Shannon
Cleveland
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