The Glory of Heaven From Corinth to Eternal Joy
A preacher blasts the ancient city of Corinth as a symbol of earthly splendor and argues that heaven exceeds all human notions. He envisions health, beauty, and reunions beyond the grave, with vivid scenes of heavenly choirs, the throne of God, and the eternal banquet, urging worship through sacred song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Klopseb
Talmage
Corinth
Paris
Eyerider
Eas
Europe
Asia
Hercules
Vilus Caesar
Rome
Corinthiani
Gibraltar
Trusties
Paul Ut
Paul
Neptune
Pyrene
Bacenus
Mercury
Mani
John
St. John
Jesus
God
Heaven
Africa
North
South America
David
Sailor's Bethel
Earth
Christ
Gabriel
Germany
Church
Short Sermons on Faith and Redemption
Selection of brief religious quotes from diverse denominations. Topics include belief and disbelief, the history of redemption through Christ, the nature of religion as implanted life, and the timing of death and judgment with notes from Rev. Henry Frank Rev. C F Wishart Rev J J Parsons and Rev E H Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Frank
Independent
New York City
God
C. F. Wishart
Presbyterian
Allegheny
J. J. Parsons
Baptist
Brooklyn
E. H. Ward
Episcopalian
Pittsburg
McKinley Foewatch Details GOP Apathy in North Boosts Dems
Washington dispatch reports gloom in McKinley camp as New England primaries show low Republican turnout. Democratic gains in Indiana and Minnesota, plus Michigan trends, hint at a November swing. Steel and finance debates frame calls for a government role in warships and armor plate.
Imperial Extravagance and Cuban Expenditures
The piece argues that U S treasury funds are drained by lavish official spending in Cuba. Secretary Root blames ex Secretary Alger for large allowances, while the author asserts McKinley’s cabinet acts beyond constitutional bounds, portraying the President as commander-in-chief rather than an official accountable to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bacon
Cuba
Root
Alger
McKinley
Congress
Brooke and
Ludlow
Government salaries and allowances questioned in Cuba dispute
The article argues that oversized funds beyond official salaries for Col. Bliss and Director of the Post Rathbone, plus large sums for rent and luxury items, must be paid by either the Cuban government or the U S treasury. It claims Cuban payment would be robbery and U S treasury payment would be illegal per imperialist claims about not serving the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bliss
Customs
Post
Rathbone
United States
Anti-Trust Fight Decried as Trusts Dominate Congress
The Washington Times critique argues the anti trust push is a sham shaped by trusts and their political operatives. It accuses Republicans of bowing to corporate power while Democrats challenge monopolies, claiming key measures favor the transportation and oil interests and urge accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusts
The
Washington Times
House of Congress
Congress
Treasury
Standard Oil Bank
Transportation Trust
Republican
The Desecrated Flag and National Respect
A skeptical critique rails at the American Flag Association and flag desecration debates. It notes long delays in Congress, cites desecration from Havana to Manila, and mocks flag zealots for opposing the McKinley administration while ignoring party faults.
Memory lapse costs Wall Street mighty sum
Col. J W Gates of American Steel and Wire publicity juggled Wall Street out of 1,000,000 dollars the other day, deposited it in a bank, and forgot it until the cashier brought it to his attention. The tale points to trust magnates exploiting trifles while everyday men toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J. W. Gates
American Steel
Wall Street
We Don't Need a Vice President Says Opposing View
The piece attacks the idea of a second place on the Republican ticket, arguing a backbone is unnecessary in a president. It claims trusts rule governance and predicts future offices will be held by a committee of trust magnates as guardians of prosperity. It asserts the McKinley administration and trusts control prosperity with no accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodby
Earth
Jesus
Jordan
Piedmont
Inquisition
The
Tye
Greenwood
Laurel Hill
Temple
Bartimeus
God
Joseph
Daniel
Paul
David
Jerusalem
Steel Plate Trust
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Guenther
State Department
Germany
Krupp
Reed
New York Journal
McKinley
Trusts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paradise
M’kinley
Washington
New England
Melinley
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Boston and Maine
United States Senate
Wm. EB. Chandler
Chicago
Leather Trust
Indiana
Anderson
Minnesota
St. Paul
Ramsey County
Tennepin County
Lind
Custon
Michigan
Bryan
McSsinley
Mark Hanna
American Flag Association
Judiciary Committee
Tacon
I[avana
Porto Rico
Honolulu
Manila
Sulu
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