What wilt thou Queen Esther Victoria reigns praised
Reverend Talmage delivers a Jubilee sermon praising Queen Victoria as a model Christian ruler. He contrasts her virtuous reign with past courts, urges recognition of female influence, and envisions dual coronations as spiritual milestones. He calls for steadfast piety and public service across nations.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Euther
Queen Victoria
London
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's Cathedral
Canterbury
Thomas Carlyle
Disraeli
Cardinal Newman
George Eliot
Harriet Martineau
Mrs. Browning
George Cruikshank
George Grey
John Wright
David
Hezekiah
Esther
Heaven
Victoria
Ioratio Bonar
Syron
England
Héary VIII
Napoleon
Louis XVI
Narian
Mugland
Maria
Portugal
Trabella
Eleanor
Josuna
Soaln
Catharina
Russia
Mary
Scotland
Maria ‘Teresa
Germany
Church of God
Huzza
Earth
Abe
Regent Street
Strand
Trafalfar Square
Nelson Monument
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Capitol Hill
Washington
Armenia
Cuba
Weyler
Dr. Ruiz
Histain
Buckingham Palace
Nodney
Eternal Palace
Qoliath
Rabbah
Laure
Mark Antony
Cesar
Maine
Jupiter
Olympus
Charlemange
Jerusalem
Jesus
Call of Christ Pushes Toward Active Service
Rev C M Simpson of Philadelphia argues that the call of Christ is a summons to toil and service for busy, capable men. He emphasizes obedience as the urgent, luperative demand of the hour for active ministry.
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Christ
C. M. Simpson
Philadelphis
Rabbinic Quote Cites Human Nature Beyond Legislation
A quotation from Rabbi Joseph Silverman of New York City asserts that human nature cannot be altered by radical remedies or by legislation, comparing such efforts to removing sickness and death.
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Joseph Silverman
New York City
Fusion Ticket Emerges From Iowa Dem Nomination
The Democratic state convention at Des Moines adjourned after forging a unified platform supporting free silver. A fusion ticket formed by two Democrats, two silver Republicans, and one populist was named to run under the Democratic banner, with notable members including F. E. White for governor and G. Rhinehart for superintendent. A populist split occurred as the middle-of-the-road faction walked out, leaving Weaver’s faction with the Democrats.
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Des Moines
Popullata
A. W. C. Weeks
J.B. Weaver
Dallay County
G. F. Rhinehart
Jasper County
White
Congress
John Fiancey
J R. Burgess
Ottumwa
Cleveland
Bryan
Boies
Plummer
Rhinehart
Grain
Judge Kinne
Supreme Court
Bryon
Democratic
Democratic Party
Chiesa
Ie Democratic Party
W. J. Bryan
Markissnna
Campaian
Gage
Sherman
Sperker Reed
Issuc
Board of Controls
Opatate
Aida
JC. Ferris
Dr. Engle
Itz
Collins
Silver Republican
W. A. Spurrier
B. A. Plummer
Forest City
Povernor
Warwickshire Superstition Survives Across Centuries
In Warwickshire, a rural dialect and enduring superstition trace back 300 to 400 years. The Vale of the Red Horse and Feldon regions show the strongest survivals, with witchcraft belief lingering near Kington Tysoe and Long Compton. District villagers recall magpie omens, luck assays, and cautionary rituals amid modern change.
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Warwickshire
Mayland
Ned
Feldon
Avon
Forest of Arden
Blakespeare
Holright
Woodland
Wagoner
Inacombe
Kincton
Tysoe
Long Comptau
George Morley
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F. E. White
B.A. Plummer
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Bryne
Polk Coun
Fred E, White
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