Paris Night Draws Nerve and Intrigue in Swashbuckling Entry
The narrator and companions reach Paris with Blaise Sure as a rough guide and a trusted ally, after a tense inn night amid dinner talk of Admiral Coligny and rising Huguenot storms. They plan to seek Pavannes at Rue St Antoine while tension in the city hints at danger and shifting loyalties.
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Croisette
Caylus
Vicomte de Gaylus
Tie
Marie
Hector
Blaise
Jean
Orleans
M. Bure
Paris
South
Admiral de Coligny
France
Catherine de Medici
Charles IX
Riclety
Gaspard de Coligny
Navarre
Prince of Conde
Duke of Guise
Cardinal of Lorraine
Cardinal of Guise
Henry of Anjou
Coligny
Guse
Vicomte
Rue Des Fosses
Pavannes
Nezer
Kit
St. Croix
Blaiseure
Baron de Tosny
Tunis
Paume
M. de Pavannes
Louis de Pavannes
Rue St. Antoine
Atlitampes
Notre Dame
St. Jacques la Boucherie
Employment in Heaven Vision of the afterlife based on DeWitt Tal mage discourse
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage argues that Heaven preserves earthly temperaments and pursuits. He imagines departed Christians continuing music art science law medicine exploration and military service in celestial realms, all aligned to worship of Christ.
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T. DeWitt
Talmage
Washington
Chebur
Iezekiel
Royal
Nebuchadnezzar
Chebar
John
Putinos
Paul
Mamertine
Hzekiel
Earth
Heavenly City
Sleaven
Asia Minor
Heaven
Gould
Mount Pisgah
Eternal
Thomas Hastings
Lowell Mason
Bradbury
Lheeaven
Haydn
Harmony
David
God
Wlisha
St. John
Euclid
John Milton
Pluto
Ileaven
Sir William Hamilton
Jonathan Edwards
Jeannette
Christian Livingstone
Mont Blanc
Lumphrey Davy
Xenophon
Hierodotus
Moses
Adam
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
Orion
Herschel
Isaac Newton
Joseph Henry
Jepal
Humming-Bird
Doshun
Stomn
Socoin
Got
Haman
Clovan
Bethlehem
Crystal
Biwe
John W Howard
George Peabody
Thomas Clarkson
Christ
Rogin
Jeaven
Iim
Rose of Sharon
Mim
Ares
McKinley Stands Firm on Civil Service Reform
The Chicago Dispatch Herald lauds McKinley for unwavering support of merit-based civil service and extension of the classified system. It argues the Republican stance opposes patronage and pledges to uphold and broaden civil service protections under future administrations.
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McKinley
Congress
Ife
Maj. McKinley
Republican National Convention
Republican Party
Cleverland
Cleveland
Ely
Public Service
Chicago
Coming tariff policy outlined by McKinley supporters
The article argues the incoming administration will pursue a protective tariff policy with reciprocity. It cites McKinley’s past statements favoring moderate duties, non competing goods duty free, and revenue needs. It notes the aim to level the field for American and foreign manufacturers without drastic import bans, referencing the Wil son tariff and the Fifty fifth Congress.
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Messinley
Mekinley Singell
St. Louis
Meltiney
McKinley
Thas
Fifty-ifth Congress
Toledo Blade
Bryan and party dynamics in 1900 election era
The excerpts discuss political strategies around the Dingley bill bonds and Bryan’s influence. They reference Bryan’s potential nomination, populist interactions, and Republican gains as the 1900 contest unfolds, noting regional voting patterns and perceived campaign strength in Lincoln and surrounding areas.
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Iowa
Stere
Bryan
Washington Post
Chicago Tribune
Col
Watterson
Chicago Liver Ocean
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
McKinley
Troy Times
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