The Name Above All Names by Rev T DeWitt Talmage Sermon
Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers at Brooklyn tabernacle a vivid sermon on Jesus as the name above all names. He extols its ease beauty and enduring power, cites personal memories of faith and revival, argues for accepting Christ, and invites listeners to kneel at mercy.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Jesus
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Paul
Christ
Henry Clay
William Wirt
Daniel Webster
Jehoiakim
Hyman
Heaven
Bethlehem
Bethsemane
Golgotha
Genesaret
Emmaus
Kingdom of Heaven
Glorius
John Wesley
Christ Jesus
Rothschild
Silliman
Irving
Washington
Wellington
Saul
Newton
England
Victoria
Germany
William
Walter Scott
Gregory VI
Sancho
Spain
Conrad I
Richard I
Catharine
Russia
France
Siberian Snow Castle
St. Mark's
St. Peters
Earth
God
Messiah
Sharon
Jacob
Brother
Altar of Mercy
Lord Jesus
Sound Doctrines of Ohio Republicans Rally the party in bold platform
A Cleveland era Republican defense praises President Harrison and McKinley, endorses tariff policy and free vote ideals, and condemns Democratic free wool. It laments riotous Cohoes election violence, police complicity, and fears threats to popular government from urban factions.
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Illinois
Indiana
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Ohio
McKinley
Hahn
Foraker
Bushnell
Gilson
Chicago Inter Ocean
Harrison
Gov. McKinley
Coehoes
Elmira
Cohoes
A SORRY SPECTACLE OF NYS DEMOCRATS
The piece denounces the New York Democratic Party and David B Hill for corrupt actions. It accuses Hill of stealing public documents and defying court processes to thwart electoral will. It lambasts schemes to control the legislature and reward loyalists for crimes against popular choice.
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Democratic Party of
New York
Marcy
Silas Wright
David B. Hill
Comment and Opinion from Democratic Era Reflections
A collage of political commentary and editorial quotes on democracy and party figures. It references Benjamin Harrison and William Gray, critiques tax increases and election dynamics, and contrasts Southern and Northern party stances. The excerpts reflect partisan rhetoric and historical perspectives from several papers.
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Benjamin Harrison
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Chicago
Inter Oceania
Albany Journal
Indiana
Cleveland
Gray
New Yorke
Detroit Journal
Grant
Tzi
Raum
Enloe
Tennessee
Short Tariff Sermons On Living Costs And Wages Debate
An American economist summary argues that U S wages keep living standards high while the cost of living remains manageable. It cites consular reports comparing food clothing and rents Europe versus the United States and notes Massachusetts and Rhode Island savings levels. It defends protectionism and reciprocity, warns against free trade, and highlights a favorable trade balance and rising domestic production.
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Europe
State Department
Washington
United States
Muarape
Shaw
Manchester
England
Carroll D. Wright
Labor Bureau of
Massachusetts
New York
Rhode Island
Wendell Phillips
Unl
Usuail
Sam
Jokes and quips from various papers on social quirks
A collage of humorous lines from multiple newspapers. The snippets poke fun at relationships, manners, weddings, and social behavior with wry remarks about wives husbands guests and performers. It mirrors early 20th century light gossip and quips.
Expensive Patriotism in Washington Birthday Debates
A Chicago Tribune reflection on Washington's Birthday as a costly holiday for workers. It details wage losses for daily and weekly laborers, the selfish view of business owners, and the pain of illness and family needs. Mixed with anecdotes of pie tins and a playful, unsatisfactory domestic scene.
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Washington
Chicago Tribune
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Will
Frank Leslie
Cuicago Interochan
Democracy
Vizar
Free Trade
Foston Journal
Australia
Vicuynne
Washington Star
Renny
Lus
Maud
Jack
N. Y. Herald
N. Y. Press
Atchison Globe
Somerville Journal
Robert
Brooklyn
Emma Harkins
N. Y. Sun
Hartford Journal
Henrietta
Mamma
Papa
Henriets
Harper's Lazar
Mwe
Grand Avenue
Peck
Mrs. Morton
Tommy Horton
Jimmy
Tommy Morton
Puck
Grace Church
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