It behooved Christ to suffer says amid Talmage sermon
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage’s European sermon argues Christ’s suffering was necessary to pay humanity’s debt and awaken world sympathy. It declares substitution, love as motive, and Jesus as supreme exemplar, urging endurance in suffering, persecution, and bereavement.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
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Christ
Tennyson
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Calvary
Grace Darling
Africa
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Correcting Children By Rod Or By Suasion Early And Carefully
A long discussion on child punishment argues that beating is often ineffective and harmful. It urges parents to begin corrections early with steady nerves, balancing firm discipline with self control, to foster true independence and lasting obedience. The piece cites moral suasion and cautious enforcement as essential.
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N. Y. Ledger
McKinley Tariff Sparks Growth and Political Debate
The article argues that the McKinley Act boosted industrial progress, citing Cotton towns expanding mills, spindles, and lower cotton print prices. It analyzes political shifts in the South, Negro voters, and party alliances, while challenging claims that tariffs cause more strikes or lower wages with examples of wage gains and selective labor data.
Great convention solidifies Christian Endeavor growth παν
The largest convention ever held will boost the Christian Endeavor movement with 1,870,000 current members across 21,000 societies, up from last year’s 870,000. The evangelical church aims to shape the next generation as young Endeavors represent tomorrow in today.
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Christian Endeavor Movement
Evangelical Church
Warlike tempo at Machison Square for Christian Endeavor
Eighteen thousand at Machison Square Garden New York and overflow crowds fill several other venues as youth gather in a camp meeting atmosphere. A Drift Wood quote muses on living another life in one day and the piece cites a WT U statistic claiming high shares of inmates were Sunday school scholars and many link their gown to sin and temptation.
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Christ
Iman
Jerusalem
God
Earth
Heaven
Hell
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Jesus
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Holmad Hunt
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Handel
Young
United States
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
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Heavenly
Golgotha
Machison Square Garden
New York
Christian Endeavor
New York Standard Watch Company
W. C. Roberts
Sickies
Chicago
Europe
Fall River Prosperity Defies Tariff Critics
The piece argues that Fall River, with its savings banks, cotton prints cheaper than in 1800, proves tariffs protect workers. It cites high wages, increased manufacturing, and 344 percent wage gains from shorter hours, warning a revenue tariff would hurt both manufacturers and workers. It contrasts Republican policy with Democratic calls, urging working people to see the reality.
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West
Carlisle
Fall River
England
Lancashire
McKinley
Democratic Party
N. Y
Tribune
Solving Itself Facts Concerning the Colored Vote in the South
The article reports that in Alabama the majority of black voters supported the Democratic ticket, based on both Democratic and Republican sources. It describes a lively competition for the black vote, with whites divided, and notes a coalition of populists and Republicans backing the other side.
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Ed Kold
Jones
People’s Party
Democracy
Kolb
South
Alabama
Gnd
Political Gossip and Naval Buildup Across 1892 Campaign
A collage of editorials discusses Alabama rising young mathematicians and precinct vote anomalies, Pacific coast Republicans' expected gains, Senator Hill’s grief near Buzzard’s Bay, foreigner tax fears in tariff politics, and the navy’s growth with the Marblehead cruiser. Ex President Harrison critiques vs Cleveland’s cautious letters.
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Alabama
Toledo Blade
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Boston
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
Buzzard
Harrison
Cleveland
Albany
Wage boosts and tariff praise cited by American Economist
The article lists numerous wage increases across industries from B and B Railroad to Western Knitting Mills and others, noting 25,000 Fall River textile workers benefited from July 1 raises. It argues wages are higher, demand stronger, and goods cheaper since the McKinley tariff, acknowledging not all gains claim credit to the tariff but asserting observable improvement.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Pull River
Warner
Illinois
Grafton
Jone & Chrtello
Mayfield
N.Y
Witkina & Clow
Canastota Kulte Company
Canastota
New York
Lowell
Mona
Kings County Knitting Company
Mroosklyn
N.Y. S
Western Knitting Miles
Rochester
Mich
Western Knitting Mills
Detroit
Langley & Davis
Oristiany Falls
Wm. Carter & Co
Highlandeville
Mass
McCormick & Co
Harrisburg
Fall River
John de Witt Warner
Reciproc ity debate pits Britain against American policy
The piece argues U S reciprocity policy irks Britain as its manufacturers lose neutral markets. It notes Liverpool Mercury criticism and explains free trade shifted by England in 1846 was for hard business reasons. It cites American watch industry gains from innovation and flags cheapness under free trade as a modern trouble source for workers and industry.
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England
Liverpool Mercury
Salisbury
Aera
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