Do Not Seek Spirits in Endor A Sermon on Spiritualism
A preacher denounces spiritualism as an old religion of ghosts. He argues Scripture condemns necromancy, warns of deception in seances, and urges trust in God’s word over purported messages from the dead.
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Copsright
Louis Klopseh
Talmage
Samuel
Behole
En-dor
Saul
Ex-Jur
Sam
Opeon
Sauls
Realia
Beck
United States
Wisconsin
Efe
Witch
Endor
Juin
John
Teu Ga. Beesides
Davenports
Son of God
Moses
Searce
God
Christ
Expansion versus imperialism fuels tariff debate
A critical column argues that real money should be eight billion dollars in coin, opposing four billion in gold while warning expansion and imperialism threaten the world economy. It notes Porto Rico and Philippine policies as the entering wedge shaping Republican discourse and colonial questions.
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Republican Party
Republican to the Rescue Highlights Chandler Speech
United States Senator William Eaton Chandler of New Hampshire criticizes the current currency bill. He says it favors gold monometallism and urges silver remonetization to align with Republican principles and the 1896 platform. He warns against treating silver as mere credit money and stresses voter sentiment.
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John P. Squire & Co
Springfield
Mass
United States
William Eaton Chandler
New Hampshire
Chandler
McKinley Traitor to His Party Warned Over Free Trade
A historical editorial rails against McKinley’s stance on expansion and tariffs. It contrasts expansion with imperialism and accuses McKinley of betraying his party by supporting free trade while trusts suffer. The piece frames the conflict as between old growth policy and new acquisitions.
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Democrats
McCall
McKinley
Tariff Boosts Carnegie Profits Cited by Republicans
Republican leaders concede that Car negie suit disclosures hurt their party more than Congress could. They assert protectionist tariffs have driven enormous business and profits for Carnegie, boasting that the policy supports U S iron and steel prosperity.
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Carnegie
Congress
Carnegie Company
United States
Assabet Manufacturing declares final dividend at 12 percent
Assabet Manufacturing Company of Maynard announces a final dividend of 12 percent, bringing total payouts to 67 percent. The case has drawn exceptional interest among shareholders and observers.
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Assabet Manufacturing Company
Maynard
Humble Machinery Debacle in Central America
An American machinery representative recounts a disastrous visit to a Central American capital. Misreading local etiquette, he berates a minister’s envoy, provoking an arrest by soldiers. After hours of consular diplomacy, he avoids escalation but the trip ends in failure and a groveling apology.
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Central America
Ollendorf
Darky
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Everybody Plays the Guitar in Portugal
The article describes widespread guitar playing among Portuguese people from peasants to artisans. It notes workers bring guitars home after long days, entertaining themselves with singing and simple accompaniment, illustrating a national musical habit and social ritual.
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Portugal
Lecturer confronts late arrival with icy tease
An eminent lecturer dislikes interruptions and spots late arrivals in his audience. A swaggering intruder remains unfazed until the speaker prompts him, then the man replies with a courteous line that stuns the room. The moment ends with a sly, memorable retort.
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Michael Weestiaag
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Boston Transcript
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Philippine Islands
Jefferson
Knoxville Sentinel
Philippines
Geaver City
Neb
Indianapolis Sentinel
Albany Argus
Quincy
Herald
Pettigrew
Washington
Kansas City Times
William J. Bryao
St. Louis
Dispatch
Mansas City
Chicago Chronicle
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Africa
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Wall
Orange River
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