The Way of Blessing Sermon by Highway a nyway Preacher
The speaker urges obedience to God as the path to life well being and lasting blessing. He argues blessing requires full acceptance of divine law and Jesus as savior. Life eternal follows faithful walking, with completeness of character as the goal. His talk stresses purity of motive over wealth and the primacy of belief in Christ.
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Israel
Mount Pisgah
Moses
Sete
David
Jesus
Beitten
God
Jesus Christ
Aboubeker
Mahomet
Amron
Damascus
Cyrus
Woman Suffrage Movement in the United States
An overview of the American suffrage movement since its 1840s birth, noting leaders like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and describing support from figures such as Lincoln and Roosevelt. It contrasts western progress in Colorado Utah Wyoming Idaho with persisting opposition and apathy among women and debates over suffrage outcomes.
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Oman
Chicago
United States
William Lloyd-Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Horace Greeley
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Lucy Stone
Amelia Bloomer
Anna Dickinson
Miss Anthony
Anthony
Douglas Story
Women's Rights People
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Anna Howard Shaw
Suffragist Association
Charlotte Perkins Stetson Gilman
Jane Addams
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Louise Imogen Guiney
Henrotin
National Federation Women’s Clubs
Julia Ward Howe
Frank Leslie
Potter Palmer
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Emerson
Alcott
Bryant
George William Curtis
Eugene Field
Longfellow
Paul Leicester Ford
Robert Ingersoll
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Congress
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Iowa
New York State
Elizabeth McCracken
William Macleod Raine
Raine
Christopher Webst
China Could Raise 400 Million Taels For Military Reform
Sir Robert Hart proposes sweeping changes to strengthen China after the Russo Japanese war. He calls for a large tax reallocation, four armies of 50 000 men, a three fleet naval system, new academies and four arsenals. Officials would have fixed salaries to curb extortion with reforms to be reported by viceroys and governors.
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Robert Hart
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China
Sir Robert Hart
Sir Robert
The Stars and Stripes Flag Day Oration
Washington observes Flag Day with the 127th anniversary of the flag. The piece lauds the flag as symbolic of liberty, justice, and national unity, noting its wide display and the sacrifices of over a million who died preserving its ideals.
Flags and Patriotism in the United States
The piece extols the American flag as the oldest national banner symbolizing the president, Congress, judiciary and all citizens. It notes multiple patriotic organizations like Grand Army of the Republic with about 6,000 posts and 3,000 relief corps, each maintaining patriotic instruction to honor ancestral ideals.
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Count de Chamborde
France
Royal House
Congress
The
National Tribune
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Jehoshaphat’s Reforms amid Alliance and War Lessons
A study of Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles outlines his prosperous reign, warns against unholy alliances with Ahab, and notes reforms in worship, judiciary, and education. It emphasizes repentance, reformation from the heart, and the need to deal courageously for the Lord.
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Judah
Jerusalem
Jehu
Hanant
Beersheba
Mount Ephraim
Jehosha
Israel
Jeru
Amariah
Zebadiah
Ishmael
House of
Ahab
Wood
Ammon
Baasha
Jehoram
Jesus
Lincoln and the drummer boy at the White House
In 1864 Colonel Fox and the Twenty-seventh Michigan visited President Lincoln at the White House. Lincoln welcomed the officers and then found the regimental drummer hiding in a corner. He stepped to the boy, introduced himself, and spoke kindly, putting the drummer at ease. The fate of the boy is unknown.
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Col. Fox
Washington
Twenty-seventh
Michigan
Army of the Potomac
Detroit Free Press
Lincoln
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Temperance Bar Boosts German Infantry Morale and Sales
Capt Schutz of the Fourteenth Bavarian infantry at Nuremberg set up a temperance canteen with soda water and lemonade sold at halfpenny to penny a bottle. In year one soldiers drank 30,000 bottles. month one of year two shows 800 extra bottles, as beer consumption drops by 1000 gallons. Soldiers become fresher and more attentive in instruction classes.
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Schutz
Nuremberg
The Stony Eye Exchange at Billings Oh
A fragment of dialogue shows a comic misunderstanding with quick repartee between two speakers. The brief exchange references recognition and sight in a urban Boston context.
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Billings
Borden
Boston Transcript
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Gadsden
the Sunday Bible School
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Toledo
Ohio
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Nickel Plate
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