The Glorious March Sermon by Rev Talmage
A summary of Rev. T DeWitt Talmage's sermon The Glorious March praising the church as fair as the moon clear as the sun and terrible as an army with banners. It argues the church outshines modern criticism and will triumph through divine leadership with global church unity and victory.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Lanners
Solomon's
Solomon
Church of God
Fultons
Morses
Livingstones
Church of Christ
Nebuchadnezzar
Darius
Lord Claverhouse
Old Country
Philadelphia
Church
Jesus Christ
God
Robespierre
Voltaire
Tom Paine
Ation
Church of Jesus Christ
Heaven
Paradise
Calvary
Gennesaret
Island of the Sea
Patmos
Jerusalem
Earth
Christ
Jesus
Hell
Lord Jesus Christ
West
Tablelands
Ocean
Pacific
Red Sea
China
Siberia
Himmlayan
Baneners
Palestine
Alps
Hannibal
Russia
Napoleon
Hungary
Poland
Asia
Sinai
Oliver
Gethsemane
Nerxes
Berlin
Ner
Rounding character and education through family roles
The excerpt argues that daughters’ character and schooling are shaped by fathers and brothers, while mothers alone foster a narrow feminine view. It cites financial ignorance as a major life wreck and warns against relying on secular morality, using the Bible as a straight line metaphor and noting church widening its methods to aid both sexes.
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St. Louis Republic
Christian Endeavor Societies
King’s Daughters
Y. M. C. Associations
Boys’ Brigade
Philip and Andrew Brotherhoods
Salvation Army
Fifer Opens Campaign In Pekin Illinois Speech
Governor Fifer and Republican leaders rally in Pekin before the courthouse. The address champions protectionism, denounces Democratic tariff policy, defends Pinkerton reforms, and urges Illinois voters to reelect the Republican administration.
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Fifer
Pekin
Warrison
Reid
Wages and Prices in Tariff Debate
A reprint of Frank Leslie's Weekly argues the McKinley tariff did not lower wages or raise living costs. It cites a Senate Finance Committee study showing slight wage gains and minor price declines across 250 common goods in 70 cities from 1889 to 1901, with U.S. wages higher than Britain.
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Republican Party
Eheyror
Europe
Senate Finance Committee
Wall River
Chicago
Dubuque
Great Britain
United States
Cleveland
Frank Leslie
An Error in Judgment in a Chicago Trunk Headline
A witty Chicago exchange revolves around a trunk printed with full names. The wife questions why the name is shown while the husband defends identification, noting the risk of future changes. The brief dialogue captures a humorous domestic moment.
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Chicago
Jundge
A Terrible Tale of a Pony and a Child
A frightening incident recounts little Bobby Dotty Dimple whose pony spooked by Dotty’s dog ran away and fatally trampled the child. The crowd exclaims heavens and horror as the event unfolds. In Messina and three Italian university towns students outnumber professors, a ratio of one professor to four pupils.
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Bobby
Dotty Dimple
Dotty
Thorrors
Messina
Stenn
Tormal
The Fifty Second Congress Adjourning in Disorder
The piece condemns the Fifty Second Congress as irreparably incompetent and democratic in excess. It argues Congress wasted time and money, invoked closure on major bills, and rushed key measures like statehood for New Mexico and Arizona and the Hatch anti option bill, praising deliberation elsewhere.
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Reed
New Mexico
Arizona
Hatch
House
Gerrymandering Exposed in Wisconsin Politics
Chicago Tribune reports on Democratic gerrymandering in Wisconsin aimed at securing control despite uneven populations. It notes 1890 census district units, unfair imbalances, and warns Illinois may face similar tactics if Democrats gain power. It cites German Lutherans as pivotal groups wary of manipulation.
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Republican Party
America
Illinois
Lincoln
Grant
Logan
Altgeld
Washington Hessing
Chicago
Cleveland
Lineia
Altgeld Gove
Democratic Party
John R. Eden
Judge Trumbull
Carter Barrison
Gen
Palmer Ha
Titnois
Minos
Ulinois
Gen. Palmer
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Langlade
Marquette
Green
Florence
Forest
Oneida
Vernon County
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago Tribune
Opinion of the Press Highlights Political Jabs
The excerpt compiles editorials praising and critiquing recent U.S. politics. It cites the New York Mail and Express on labor eight hour day bills, mocks Mr. Holman as a minor politician, notes Southern party fears about a rising third party, calls Congress a billion-dollar body, and comments on force bill politics affecting the Democratic Party.
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Reed
Navy
Diplomatic Service
N. Y
Harrison
N. Y. Mail and Express
Holman
Congress
N. Y. Tribune
St. Louis Globe Democrat
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Watterson
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Texas
Persylvania
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Republic
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Clay
Webster
England
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