Talmage Sermon on the Street and City Life
Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers a fiery Bronk Tabernacle sermon urging care for the poor on city streets. He contrasts grim urban vice with spiritual duty, urging merchants, workers, and the faithful to aid the needy and confront deception, while envisioning a heavenward future for those who act.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Arécunt
Bronk Pn Tabernacle
Wistean Erieth
Shen
Teuihedrale
Europe
Nba
Rilk
Tay
Hill
Thor
Lune Neuay
Lote
Josaek
Palbad
Ellie Yeithrates
Ciejas
Perauas
Peter
Athens
Lia
Mualysia
Vivid Sermon Invites City Readers to Heavenward March
A rousing exhortation echoes through the city gates urging belief and ascent. The speaker invokes biblical imagery of the blood of sacrifices and the water of life while promising entry to a heavenly throng and open doors of invitation.
The Straight Course on Honest Trade and Trust
An excerpted moral tale from Our Young Folks Monthly urging candor in business and private life. It contrasts truthfulness with deceit, warning that those who practice craft and deceit harm reputation and future trust. A foreign merchant pressures an intermediary to misreport weights to dodge duties, prompting a vow to resist such temptations.
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Wiisman
Morelant
England
Dave
Let the Girls Learn They Should Have a Trade as Well as the Hors
Opinion piece argues women should gain trades alongside domestic roles. It urges education in printing, engraving, bookkeeping, watchmaking and other skilled work to make women self supporting. The author warns lack of economic independence harms marriages and family welfare.
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Theine
Danguters
Am Hea
Common Surnames From Occupation Histories in England
Fragmentary historical note on how surnames like Smith and Wheeler arose from trades. Mentions that many names derive from occupations such as smiths and wheelwrights and suggests extensive distribution among English families. Observes how hereditary surnames spread through generations via parental trades.
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Taylor
Turnve
England
Wales
Newark
Wheelers
Cartrishus
Christian
Guided by Feelings and Alaska Youth Notes
A fragmented article contrasts guiding feelings with moral action and questions whether feeling alone justifies behavior. It includes a snippet on young women in Alaska, describing teen readiness for society, dress, barefoot customs, and missionary views, ending with a Seneca quote about power being self-control.
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Alaska
Buckee River
Wiim
Aimissionary
Public debt and waste in Harrison era policy critique
The St Louis Republic denounces the Harrison administration for increasing the national debt. It argues the debt grows due to expense-heavy policy and calls for a return to the old debt statement form to reveal fiscal reality. The piece claims high taxes and deficits benefit no one except those who profit from public waste.
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Cleveland
Globe-Democrat
Huston
United States
Harrison
Corporal Tanner
Harelson
St. Louis Republic
Louisiana Victory in Third District Election Outcome
The Detroit Free Press reports that in the Louisiana Third Congressional district the Democratic candidate Price won, narrowing the Republican majority in Congress. White voters shifted to Minor’s white campaign, while carpetbagger-era loyalties fade and the South remains solid for Democrats. The article notes a peaceful election with strong Republican rhetoric and hopes for Virginia next.
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New South
Louisiana
Jacobs
Franklin
Mr. Price
William Pitt Kellogg
Congress
Virginia
Dixie
Iowa
Kansas
Detroit
Tanner's Downfall: Secretaries Pressure Out Pension Chief
Secretary Noble forces the resignation of Commissioner of Pensions Tanner after conflicts over policy and wages. The President’s appointee faced insubordination and pressure from pension attorneys, ending his tenure as Interior conflict escalates. General Alger signals support amid cabinet tumult.
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Bos Serplas
Noble
Tanner
Penson
Treasury
Interior
Grand Army
Alger
Tanner Downed by President in Fallout of Military Row
The Chicago Times reports Tanner is toppled after a row involving aSecretary of the Interior and various military leaders. Detailing party embarrassment, it notes Foraker and Dalzell among defenders of Tanner, while warning of broad repercussions for the President's party.
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Tanner
Grand Army
Mensions
Noble
Hls
Dalzell
Foraker
Jim
Chicago Times
Political snippets and editorials from various papers
A selection of quotes and brief notes from newspapers including Albany Argus Cleveland Plain Dealer Buffalo Express St Louis Republic and Brooklyn Citizen. Items touch on corruption fund rhetoric fraud allegations tax policy Confederate widow and orphan pensions and Republican strategies with mentions of Mahone Chalmers Fort Pillow and West Virginia Mississippi candidates.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tanner
Buffalo Express
Republican Party
Marshall
St. Louis Republic
Brooklyn
Fort Pillow Chalmers
Mississippi
Mahone
West Virginia
G. Op
Chicago
America
Ind
First Assistants and Tariff Reform in Political Debate
The piece criticizes Cyrus Bussey as similar to Tanner, alleging overreach of Department rules and statutes in Indian Bureau management. It then reports the Ohio Democracy platform pledging steadfast tariff reform, opposing trusts and demanding repeal of tariff laws enabling price extortion.
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Tanner
Cyrus Bussey
Bussey
Oberly
Mr. Bussey
Indian Bureau
Noble
N. ¥. Post
Ohio Democracy
Democratic Party
Ch'o
National Democracy
St. Louis
Fragmented Prose Fragments Describe Tragedy and Remedies
A damaged, fragmented text describes a young servant girl dying under strain and relief themes. It juxtaposes a verdict on her death, a temperamentally controlling husband, and a callous social tone. The piece shifts to medical advertisements for tonics, patent medicines, and liver pills, with scattered moral reflections and quoted queries.
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