Ingersoll Criticized as Vicious Class Spokesman
A Cincinnati Congregational sermon denounces Robert G Ingersoll as the mouthpiece of a vicious class. The speaker rebukes his Skeptical rhetoric while praising Bible based faith, calling for constructive moral work and a personal transformed life as true evidence of religion. The essay argues against nihilistic doubt and urges faith to inspire social good. A closing anecdote recounts a horse show moment from the New York World.
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Henry Watterson to write life of Lincoln abroad
Henry Watterson plans a lengthy Europe trip to write a life of Abraham Lincoln with his family. He will likely base himself in a quiet Swiss town near Paris to work and retreat, predicting eight months or more of writing while staying connected to modern life. Watterson, a passionate admirer of Lincoln, aims to present fresh insights from his deep study of Lincoln’s era and character.
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Newnes Declines Immediate America’s Cup Challenge
Sir George Newnes states he has not sent nor plans a challenge for the America’s Cup. He favors waiting for calmer public sentiment and underlines the need for fair terms, a representative yacht club agreement, and careful negotiations with American clubs before any private action. He cites prior goodwill in chess matches between New York and London as a model for peaceful, international sport relations.
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Arletocrata Duke Family Ties Revealed In Marlborough Line
A peculiar genealogy links the new Duchess of Marl borough to a Staten Island ferryman, amid claims the Marlborough dukes descend from a chambermaid. The well known Marquise du Fontenoy notes the duchess’s notable connections, including figures who served as secretary of state and general.
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Door to Heaven and the Child’s Quiet Hope
Poem fragment reflecting a child’s fear and longing for divine shelter beyond life’s trials. The speaker questions how eternity and heavenly gates govern a fragile heart. A laconic, devotional tone frames the plea for admission through the water door and the Father’s mercy.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity Health
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for catarrh and consumption by purifying the blood. It claims the medicine reaches the disease’s source, revitalizes the system, and restores health, urging obstinate cases to yield to its medicinal powers.
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