The Cry of Armenia Andoukhic Sermon on Turkish Atrocity
In Washington on January 12 1896 Dr Talmage denounces the Armenian massacres by the Turkish government. He cites repeated broken promises to Christians, details atrocities, and calls for humanitarian action led by America and international relief efforts including Clara Barton Red Cross aid. He defend Monroe Doctrine while asserting a higher humanitarian duty to stop persecution.
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Ashington
Talmage
Armenia
Noal’s Ark
Christ
Mahomet
Turkey
Egypt
Dardanelles
Urkey
Russia
Constantinople
Stamboul
Berlin
Ottoman Empire
Warep
Attienlang
Mohammean
Lecknow
Cawnpore
India
Paris
God
David
America
Ube Hins
Christian Herald
New York
Washingtonians
Masasere
Spidera
Angel of Mercy
Clara Barton
Frederighsburg
Antietam
Puluooh
Cedar Mountain
Jonns- Li
Es. Ively
Berur de Urner
Patent Office
Clara Burton
Red Cross
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Galilee
Pink Pills for Pale People Promoted by Cincinnati Enquirer
An Enquirer piece touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for nervous and stomach disorders. A Cincinnati traveling man H P Owens and his mother testify to relief from dyspepsia and constipation, praising quick, lasting results and easy use.
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Prom
Cincinnati Anquirer
Dr. Williams
Enquirer
Williams
H. LP
Owens
Liv
Commercial Gazette
Schenecies N
Burlington Route Seeks Romance and Travel Deals
Comfort to California and economy lure travelers with weekly excursions from Omaha to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Through tourist sleepers, second class tickets accepted, arrange through Joces agent or write J Francis in Omaha. Marriage is a mortgage bound by death or divorce. Keep out of vulgar crowds where love rules.
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California
Burlington
Omaha
San Francisco
Los Angeles
J. Francis
G. P
T. A
Neb
Wit
Hunter
Women in Society And Industry Across Nations
A fragmented survey notes women’s roles and numbers worldwide, citing press rooms, literacy, and employment. It lists percentages in France and Russia, counts of female physicians and church attendees, and rough claims on women’s earnings and ages. It also includes garbled advertisements and misprinted map details from a route company.
Hayden Bros January Clothing Sale in Omaha
Hayden Bros in Omaha offers January sale on fine clothing with deep discounts. Men suits reduced from 10 to 5 dollars and 15 to 18 dollar jackets to 10, overcoats to 10, plus ladies jackets and fur capes at reduced prices. assorted groceries and household items listed with prices.
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Kersey
Ne&y
Bloomers and Backstairs Gossip From The World
Cleared snippets show a pair of New York World quips about domestic life. A wife complains her cakes lack peppery zest from old recipes, a husband vows to move to his father’s house if neglect continues, and a neighbor quips about absent minded dress. A birthday shawl pin and a baby coach gift close the column.
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New York World
New York
Brooklyn
Miss Ancient Souvenir Spoon Mention Cited as "Truth"
A fragment quotes Miss Ancient as cold and indifferent, recalling past engagements, followed by a Washington Star remark on listening to a man but wary of trade bosses. Uncle Eben’s garbled street talk adds to the colloquial, era-tinged tone.
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Eben
Washington Star
Floating Wit and Family Views in Scrambled Print
A fragmentary column reveals voices debating manners and upbringing with scattered names and phrases. The text mixes phrases about clothing and language with a peek at editorials and society topics, hinting at a lively if jumbled 19th century style discussion about raising children and proper conduct.
Malvertising Ad Notice by Z. M. Oakley & Co in Omaha
An ad notice from Z. M. Oakley & Co of Omaha marketing Malvertising services appears in the page as a business placement. The short item notes agency activity and location in Nebraska.
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Z. M. Oakley & Co
Omaha
Reb
Religious convocation and church news across nations
A world Reformed Presbyterian convocation planned for Scotland in 1836. Baptist congress slated for Providence Rhode Island November 12 to 14. Rev. Dr William Gregg resigns Toronto college post due to age. Rev William A Sunday leads evangelical campaigns in Indiana and referees minor league baseball. William R Moody, son of the evangelist, leads a Mount Hermon department. Mrs Hearst funds a girls school linked to Washington Protestant cathedral. Spanish evangelical movement grows with over 100000 adherents, mainly workers.
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Scotland
Providence
Wiliam Gregg
Now College
Toronto
William A. Sunday
Indiana
William R. Moody
Mount Hermon School
Umbrella Confusion at Local Club Mentioned in Paper
Dialogue reveals gossip about Spudkins's marriage and a club member, with remarks from Brown, Harold, Clarence, and Mrs Brown. The scene notes an old lady asking if the club is an intelligence office while quarreling over the umbrella borrow and a six year membership.
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Spudkins
Gorty
Harold
Clarence
Weally
Over 1000 Women in New York Liking Pets Said
A terse report notes a claim that more women than men grow stout late in life and that an authority links this to female physiology. It also mentions a church figure stating over 600 American women are serving as missionaries abroad.
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Sid
Chicago Tribune
France
Wyoming
New York
United States
Russia
Ile Cor
Hinissionari
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DR. Talmage
Sultan
Cleveland
White House
Christendom
Odeon
Durand
Marseilles
Poet's Corner
Westminster Abbey
Hese
Henry Vip
M. Mostiud
Sarah Pernhart
Paris Renaissance Theater
Geffroy Rudel
Ripall
Chamber of Deuties
Abbe Lemire
M. Dieulafoy
Persia
Rephaim
Jerusalem
Frederick
Molbwitg
Hossback
Napolen
Austerlitz
Paschal Grousit
Wiffel Tower
Int Val
Lempebactine
St. Nicholas
World
Europe
Vienna
Emerson
Hawthorne
Uncle Sam
Statistics
Urington T
Staings
Haydens’ Wholesale Supply House
Hayden Bros
Sixteenth
Dodge
West
16Th
Jamaica
Journal
Maude
Philadelphia Heer
Charles
Ser Meyer
Besboue Phish
Religious
Sparks
Jones
Brown
Scott
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