The Spies Mission and Faith in God’s Promise
A reflection on Moses sending twelve spies to scout Canaan, the Lord’s command to possess the land, and the dangers of unbelief. The piece links Caleb’s faith at Hebron to later victory, urging reliance on God’s power over human strength, with biblical cross-references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesson Stelper
Cemaeian
Qwas
Heholdt
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Moses
Zvi
Rebob
Joab
Hebron
Mamre
Lot
Abra
Ham
Sarah
Machpela
Rebekah
Leah
Jerusalem
Beersheba
Caleb
Joshua
Josh
God
Elijah
Jesus
Lim
Taber
Job
Isaiah
Daniel
John
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Heaven
Dan
Isa
Israel
Egypt
Red Sea
Holy Mount
Bamaal
Gallyl
Quaint and Corton and the midnight castle clock
A fragmented verse scene mentions Quaint and Corton, a kiss, shy glances, and parting at midnight by a castle clock, with blurred lines about kisses, tears, and lingering memories. It also notes puzzle items and wordplay titled Acrostic and Charade, plus a reference to Irish currency and historic terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corton
Fumona Forty-fye and a Puzzling Enigma Collection
A slate of century old brain teasers including No 148 on dividing 45 into four parts with equal summed results after specific operations, No 140 a wordplay riddle about continents and a sequence of verbal jogglery and beheadment puzzles, plus miscellaneous Charades and arithmetic enigmas from a puzzle page.
Slavery and Free Trade in American History
A voiced essay argues high tariffs fuel national prosperity from 1824 to 1842, crediting Henry Clay and protectionist views. It links party lines to slavery and trade stances, contrasts American wages with English prices, and cites Philadelphia workers and journal writer John Jarrett. The piece critiques free traders and praises protectionism as a labor standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Paule
America
Democratic Party
Republican Party
North
London
England
Philadelphia
John Jarrett
Three Monopolies Dominate Trust Power In 19th Century Debate
In a Newark Advertiser analysis, the piece attacks three major monopolies, chiefly the Standard Oil Trust, the sugar trust, and the whisky trust. It argues Democratic leaders and party officials support these trusts, influencing government pricing and tariffs, with focus on Standard Oil’s reach into cabinet and Senate, and calls out tariff reductions on tin plate lobbied by trust interests. The critique frames the Mills bill and tariff policy as submission to corporate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Nps
Standard Oil Trust
Sugar Trust
Whisky Trust
Standard HI Trust
Standard OU Trust
Department of Ecommerce
Cleveland
Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
Payrie
Ohio
House
J. J. Otuwake
Columbus
W. L. Scott
Erie
United States
Standart Oil Trust
Polypus
Newark Advertiser
Administration Trick on Tariff Drives Dems to Flustration
Washington dispatches report a public expense campaign document claim adds over two million acres to the public domain. It cites a restoration of 32,400 Northern Pacific acres moved to the wrong side of a surveyor line and swapped for 22,400 acres on the opposite side, described by the New York Press as thimblerig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrata
Nand Comminsiener Blockslager
Washington
Tribune
Tvu
Northern Pacific Lands
Northern Paelfic Railroad
New York
Secret Democratic Fund Drive Cited in North Carolina Circular
An Indianapolis Journal excerpt notes a secret Democratic headquarters circular in North Carolina begging for campaign funds. It warns that failure to contribute may doom Cleveland, while alleging the party grows more doubtful daily and appeals to Jay Gould, Standard Oil, Nickel Plate Brice, monopolist Scott, and others for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Heediqtuirters
North Carolina
Cleveland
Jay Gould
Standard Oil
Brice
Scott
Indianapolis Journal
Cleveland trade stance noted by Canadians in Toronto world
The Toronto World highlights Canadian reaction to President Cleveland and the Mills bill, noting support for free trade and fears about protectionism. The report implies mixed views as American policy shifts influence British and Canadian economic interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Great Britain
Toronto
Mills Bill Criticized For Broad Discrepancies Across Duties
New York Press argues the Mills bill is one long discrepancy. It claims reductions are haphazard hitting finished goods like sugar and wool hardest and fail to lower consumer costs. The piece lists numerous duties altered or retained, noting likely revenue gains from increased imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New Jersey
United States
California
Florida
Cloge
Tennessee
V'+sinla
Jamden
N. J
New York Press
Campaign chatter and party momentum in 188A events
The Louisville Counter-Journal claims private Republican plans to swing Tennessee, while Democrats face unity issues and hostility from manufacturers. Massachusetts Democrats are unsettled with no ratification date, Butler predicts Republican gains, and California Democrats push for eastern funds via Chinese voters. Vermont shows high campaign energy, and the Springfield Republican’s forecast is unlikely to dampen the effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Massachusetts
Russell
Butler
California
Harrison
Vermont
Springfield
A Favorite with the Kair Sex Papillon Extract Skin Cure
An extract called Papillon skin cure advertised as superior to mineral preparations. It claims to remove inflammation chafing roughness sunburn freckles blotches and leave skin fair and soft for infants. Large bottles priced at $1 available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kair
Ail Drogglata
Real estate sale notice for Lot 4 Block 42 in Marvhall
A notice stating at ten o'clock in the forenoon on that day the described real estate shall be sold subject to incumbrances. It covers Lot number four in block forty two in the city of Marvhall, Cahoongil county, with related dates and names including John Whalen. The fragmented OCR text preserves the action and key property details.
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Michigan
Calhoun
Jane Cassady
Brotath
Marvhall
Cahoongil
Melek Teat
John Whalen
Ungelec
Aaid
Peste
Augusta
Berens
George Fogertoll
Lake Langridge
George
Weoley
David Leyda
Anid
State of
George W. Thwing
Beanoh
Emélins Peck
Flegertbod
Aalo
Sal
Vanidge
Coldwater
Branchenunty
Mondahy
le Roy
Calhoun County
Alen Laten
Anatamand
Union City
Villara
Branchenuntz
Michenn
F Tdson Pyrphreidge
Hmeling Eck
Dee'd
Datol Coldwater
Faring
Clatus
Stato
Bridget Halley
Jato
Anil
Orade Stata
Aail
Marshall
George Ingersoll, Aupai
Fearing OF Glattis
George E. Noonan
Meorage Ingersoll
Jude
Erwin Hogle
Clarence
Volney Rhodey
Clarance
Wo’elock
Sykes and
Rhodew
Enid
Enid Townerhip
Clarepve
LasHinks
Mlinks
Sad Finks
Aden Gate
Anauat
A. D
Erwin Hoge
James MM. Hate
Zuble Hatch
Helen M. Eastman
Register of Deeds
Homer
Calboyo
Michigas
Wil Beigg
Deeda
Mortgegee
J. M. Haren
Atty
Mortgagee
Earli-Now
Caroline E. Hit
Eritania
Goa
Ageia
Romeo
Hobate Ordeh
Said
Auruat In & Byner
George Tngersall
Jane Caasady
Aid Estate
Fold Court
Marshall Statrsay
Hanning
George Ingersolt
Mishigan
Calhoan
Duguat
Abraham Gilmor
Anid County
Anch
Anid Dourt
George Ingersoll
Tadge
Hollen
Calinun
Jane Cassady Tate
Mortage
Charles Walktend
Barcel
Beaford
Ialstead
Mortage, Nails
ARUES
Mancebry
Michi, Igun
County of
William Smith
Amos Smith
Allen Smith
Hiram Smith
William Martle
Augustus C. Hyde
Augustus
Hyde
Abigail Smith
Lucy Bailey
Elvira Smith
Benjamin Pinch
Pharbe Lurton
Pally Horton Betsey Markham
Old Peoples Mutual Benefit Sociaty of
Elkhart
Ind
County of Calhoun
Marehall
Polly Horton
Phebe Horton
Henry Markhare
Old People’s Mutuge Genefit Society
Elvhart
Indiana
Polly Jlortag
Benny Markham
New York
Phube Morton
Pennsylvania
Asid Old People’s Mutant Benefi Society
Jesse M.latch
Eaid
Marshall Stathatian
Agid Sanity
George FE. Soutworth
Cirewit Court
Csmulysioner
Jassk
Jassk M. Ware
Lewis C. Miner
William Sanders
Mary Viola Sanders
Frank E. Billings
Izlara
Rome
Ieee
Voip
Borth
Sugerian
I Epartheas
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Goldém
D. M. Steams
Java
Ireland
Norfolk
Kuy
Souk Road
Lucknow
Democracy and the Trusts
Seth Lewis
W. H. Arthur
Lewis & Arthur
Mich
W. B. Lewis
W.H. Arthur
Fangad
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