Sunday School Class of Presidential Candidates Sermon
Reverend Edward McGlynn at an New York academy reception used a mock Sunday school class with candidates Belva Lockwood St. John Bernstein Butler Blaine Cleveland to quiz them on the ten commandments and duties of voters and public officers. He proposed testing aspirants on moral rules tied to public trust and governance.
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Daniel McSweeney
Academy of Music
New York
Belva Lockwood
Belva Lockwood,Mr. St. John
Bennie Butler
James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Sonny
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Repudiating Butler by New York Greenback-Labor Committee
In a Turner's Hall meeting the New York city and county Greenback-Labor committee unanimously repudiated state backing for Benjamin F. Butler. They accuse Butler of alliance with the Republican party and of aiding James G. Blaine, pledging support for Cleveland and Hendricks and to mobilize labor groups to oppose Butler. The committee adjourned to meet at Clarendon Hall on Thursday evening.
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National Greenback-Labor Party
Turner’s Hall
Benjamin F. Butler
United States
Butler
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James G. Blaine
Cleveland
Hendricks
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Tammany
John Kelly
Journal
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Blaine
Ohio
National Committee
Indiana
Return to Cherry Hill as Money Fades and Truths Bring Home
A couple abandons farm life for city splendor chasing fashion and status. Bank clerk Jack sinks into debt while Nell pushes for society. Ill child and mounting bills force a return to Cherry Hill where love and home restore their values. The grandfather comforts them as they learn riches lie in home.
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Talmage on Crime and Extravagance as Public Crisis
A sermon-like critique links extravagant living with crime and bank failures in New York and Brooklyn. It highlights five thousand women spending over two thousand dollars annually and stages a five act domestic tragedy ending in humiliation and ruin.
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Wall Street
Madison Square
New York
Brooklyn
Arm mixup on East Washington street prompts laughter
On East Washington street a young couple walked with a white swiss skirt and black Jersey jacket when bystanders mistook a black waistline for the man's arm. Revelers laughed as the girl fled home to change after the commotion.
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Concealment Art Requires Subtle Skill
The line notes that concealing something demands a notable measure of craft and discretion. It hints at the psychological and practical challenges in hiding a truth or item from view.
Chicago youth chases bee to learn husk nature
A Chicago youth visiting the country overheard a casual remark about husking bees and pursued a bee for three miles to determine what kind of husk it carried.
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