The Three Tabernacles Sermon of Rev T DeWitt Talmage
Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers a twenty three year Brooklyn Tabernacle anniversary sermon on The Three Tabernacles a Story of Trials and Triumphs. He recalls building three churches in Brooklyn from 1870 to 1889 and speaks of faith perseverance sacrifice and revival.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn
Three Tabernacles
Tabernacles
Mount Hermon
Holy Land
Ies
Mont Blanc
Palestine
Peter
James
John
Jesus
Christ
Moses
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Jis
Red Sea
Philadelphia
Accoustia
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Stephen H. Tyng
E Pal
Talimage
Hippodrome
Church of the Holy Circus
America
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Jordan
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Plymouth Church
Interregum
Academy of Music
Washington
Byron Sunderland
United States Senate
Lord of Hosts
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Dr. Cook
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Florence Rice Knox
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Earth
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Belleville
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Syracuse
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Isaac Watts
Republicans Gain From Last Fortnight in National Politics
The piece argues Republicans strengthened by recent events, while Democrats face internal strife over the Bland bill and silver policy. It suggests Cleveland’s nomination could rise, but party unity remains fragile as voters weigh veto possibilities and regional impacts.
Democrats Face Retreat Over Fraudulent Free Coinage
A Chicago era opinion argues Democrats should accept defeat over the silver free coinage issue. It claims the party, once bold, now fears collapse as public opinion and press push to withdraw the measure. It cites Cleveland or Hill as likely nominating possibilities and predicts an early surrender by the party.
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House of Representatives
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Sone
Cleveland
Hill
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Hill's Indecisive Delegation and Political Ambiguity
The Springfield Republican argues Hill avoids clear stances on silver coinage tariff reform and key issues, touring states with long speeches to avoid alienating party wings. It notes stylistic differences in Birmingham and Elmira remarks, questions his convictions, and suggests southern Democrats will view him as vacillating or lacking courage.
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Hill
Jackson
Lirmingham
Birmingham
Elmira
Albany
New York
Empire State
Cleveland
Springfield Republican
Reciprocity Debates Pervade 1890 Tariff Disputes
The piece surveys Democratic reactions to the tariff act of 1890 and presidential powers to reimpose duties on copper sugar and hides from countries withholding reciprocity. It notes coffee duties for Venezuela Colombia and Haiti while asserting most sugar imports are covered by treaties. It also cites party infighting in New York and remarks on Grover Cleveland’s campaign role.
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United States
Venezuela
Colombia
Haiti
Minneapolis Journal
Higher Wages, Not Lower Prices, Lift Working Standards
The article argues that falling wages do not offset price drops due to mass production and machinery. It cites factory-made goods as cheaper and accessible, while handmade items stay costly. It contends higher wages, not lower prices, raise purchasing power, living standards, and education, urging reform against free trade pricing.
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England
Europe
Rabbl
Schoenhof
United States
Wendell Phillips
Aetian
Wordplay and wry wit from scattered papers
A collage of quips and cartoons from various newspapers. Snatches include a Mars-like urban exchange about borrowing trouble, a poetry remark by an editor, a slangy farewell, Dickensian moral about mothers and fathers, a couplet on ogling, a hostage of mischief joke, a room rental joke about artists, a street vignette about a weary room renter, a satire on currency and idle roomers, and a grieving widow reacting to her husband’s death with a wry punchline about dying of a cord.
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Dickens
Brooklyn
Gotrox
Indianapolis Journal
James
Pampas
Philip
Boston News
The Golden Mean in Housekeeping Disorder
A discussion on tidiness and chaos in homes, weighing excess control against comfortable disorder. It argues for a golden mean where neither extreme strict order nor total mess yields greater happiness, noting an easygoing spirit can bring more warmth than rigid geometry. The piece cites contrasts with a tidy officer and reflects on domestic temperament.
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Nermmb
Phair
Larper
Longer Life and Shifting Notions of Age Across Eras
An essay argues life expectancy rises in modern cities due to medical advances and persistent vitality. It contrasts historical views from Montaigne and Shakespeare with contemporary figures like Gladstone and Whittier, suggesting age is framed by spirit more than strict bodily limits.
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Montaigne
Shakespeare
Gladstone
Bismarck
Holmes
Whittier
Srijune
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