Vinegar and Mercy in Christ’s Sufferings Sermon
Dr Talmage’s sermon reflects on Jesus’s crucifixion narratives stressing Christ’s endurance, thirst, poverty, betrayal, and bereavement. It urges seeking divine sympathy, inviting readers to drink from the water of life and carry burdens to Jesus rather than endure alone.
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Rom
Talmage
Jesus
Jerusalem
Dersons
Christ
Judea
Earth
Heaven
Hell
Judas
Kings of the Earth
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
Jesus Christ
Herschel
Apennines
Amazon
Nana Sahib
India
Sheri
Ile
Cincinnati Enquirer
Queer Occupations And Parisian Dining Taste
A New York Journal item describes Parisian dinner tasters and their refined palate as a profitable profession. It notes similarly odd trades in London where pawnbrokers employ agents to handle discreet items for customers who fear aunt or uncle contact. A London woman also profits by breaking in upper-class boots, wearing many pairs briefly to soften them before selling the altered footwear.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
East End
London
New York Journal
Balance of Trade Debate Sparks Economic Critique
A discernible critique of the balance of trade argues that exports far exceed imports not as prosperity but as a drain, with gold and silver flows misaligned and vast public debt looming. The piece cites McKinley era policy, imperial expansion, and party realignments, challenging bankers and leaders while noting political divisions and upcoming renomination doubts.
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New York
Treasy Department
Republican Prospects in 1900 Essay Critique
The piece argues Republicans face a bleak outlook for 1900 due to army scandals and extravagance in Congress. It claims Alger’s blunders alienate voters, trusts grow, and the party fears a shift if Democrats rally on free silver. It notes Democratic leaders blame Republican finances while urging adherence to the 1896 platform.
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Alger
McKinley
Republican Congress
Democratic Party
Party of Protection and Prosperity
Ifanna, McIhinley & Co
Chicago Democrat
Maine
California
Reed in McKinley’s Way Sparks GOP Rule Change Bid
Adm inistration fights Reed over Speaker’s powers with a plan to curb his authority. Editorials from Indianapolis Sentinel and St Louis Republic note the move stems from the White House and target Reed’s independence. Speakers chair seen shaping next Congress amid McKinley Alger tensions.
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Reed
National
Phoase of Representatives
House
Indianapolis Sentinel
McKinley
Alger
War Department
St. Louis Republic
The Story and Why It Is Told
A tale claims General Miles arrested Jeff Davis on War Department orders to block Southern delegates from MacWinley and Alger next year. The Grand Rapids Democrat and Washington Times debate Secretary Alger’s influence and potential successors, noting no Algerian endorsement is desired.
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Miles
Jeff Davis
Secretary of War
General Miles
MacWinley
Alger
Grand Rapids Democrat
Washington Times
Damage to Wheat Signals Mixed Winter Outlook Across Regions
Weather this week has not dramatically shifted the winter wheat situation. Freezing soils north of Cincinnati limit growth while southern Kansas Oklahoma Texas Tennessee Kentucky show expanding damage and reduced vigor. Reports from Ohio Indiana indicate early green shoots, but widespread winter kill remains likely. Overall, spring timing remains uncertain and regional conditions vary by state and county.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wheat
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Indiana
Texas
Lehr
Farm animal numbers and values rise overall enjoy gains
The Department of Agriculture reports a nationwide rise in farm animal numbers and total value. Sheep and milch cows increase while horses mules swine and non milch cattle fall. Total value up 5.74 percent to about 1.997 billion dollars with per head changes varying across species.
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Department
John Slyde
Department of Agriculture
Spain Defiant in Negotiations for Ransom of Prisoners
Spain offers Aguinaldo 5000 pesetas per soldier and 2500 per civilian while Gen Otis blocks talks to fund insurgents. Cuba notes report 2000 unemployed in Santiago, new asphalt mines found at Arroyo Blanco, Second Illinois regiment ordered to Isle of Pines, and business closures Sunday in Santiago. American land purchases, Cuban emigration to Mexico, troops move to Cojimar highlands, 20 million feet of lumber for army uses, and Cardenas protests stamp tax decree removal.
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Otis
Aguinaldo
Cuba
Santiago
Arroyo Blanco
Santa Clara
Illinois Regiment
Buena Vista
Lee
Isle of Pines
Santiago de Cuba
Porto Principe
United States Army of Occupation
Cardenas
Brooke
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