The Glorious Gospel of Christ and its Power to Save
A sermon excerpt extols the glorious Gospel of Christ as Heaven sent, complete and transformative. It recounts Paul's mission, the gospel’s divine origin, and its power to redeem, reform, and illuminate lives, urging Christians to boldly share the light with others. The piece contrasts worldly religion with Christ’s universal blessing and warns against obscuring belief.
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Chicago
Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
Asia Minor
Antioch
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Corinth
Philippi
Ephesus
Corinthians
Christ Jesus
Moses
God
Solomon
David
Peter
Bethlehem
Uather
Ingersoll
Jesus
Hell
Hooded Cobra of India Causes Hundreds of Deaths
The hooded cobra, a deadly Indian snake, is described with its hooded head, eye pattern, and venom delivery. It grows up to six feet, nests in walls, and preys on rats. Mongoose battles, snake stones, and human superstition are noted amid frequent deadly bites and traditional cures.
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India
Democratic critique on isthmus policy misreads history
The Troy Times urges reading Messages and Papers of the Presidents for 1886 accounts of Colombian disturbances. It notes Cleveland ordered U S armed action to keep Panama transit open, restore order, and deny hostile port closures, arguing current Democratic objections misjudge the事.
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Congress
Colombia
Panama
Troy Times
United States
United States of America
Pirathews
Hablo
Porta
Iusurantia
Hostes Humant Generis
Talen
Rover Cleveland
Increased Sale of Razors Across the Nation
A New York Sun interview cites a hundredfold rise in razor sales since 40 years ago due to population growth and more men shaving. Profiles of owning multiple razors, weekly sets, or monthly sets appear, along with travel kits and price ranges from $2 to $50 for various cases and mounts.
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New York Sun
Tortoise Racing Rider Demonstrates Slow Travel
A German animal trainer in a menagerie uses huge South Sea Island tortoises for racing. He mounts a shell and guides the creature toward a goal, offering lettuce to tempt it forward. The act emphasizes deliberate, slow travel rather than fast riding.
Fox Tricks Wolf and Fishermen Fairly Tale Across Winter Woods
In this Iroquois tale a wily fox feigns death to steal fish from fishermen. He later persuades a hungry wolf to imitate the trick, but the fishermen discover the ruse and beat the wolf, while the fox escapes with laughter.
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Fox
Baby Pauline's Yarn and Juggernaut Festival Tales
Five year old Pauline spins fanciful mis hears about magnets and swallowed objects in a curiosity filled room. The piece then shifts to a NY Times account of the Indian festival of Juggernaut in Geneal India noting the temple idols travel by chariot and past self immolations by devotees, with remarks on safety in the past century.
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Pauline
N. Y
Geneal
India
Cleveland Out Of The Race For The Presidency
Editorials from the era declare Grover Cleveland is definitively withdrawn from the Democratic nomination. They compare his stance to historic denials and assess Albany, Parker, Whitney, and Gorman as potential successors amid Panama policy debates. Congress expected to offer no major changes before election.
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Grover Cleveland
Horatio Seymour
Seymour
Los Angeles Herald
Brooklyn Wage
Cleveland
Bryan
Brooklyn Eagle
Judge Parker
New York Court of Appeals
Parker
Whitney
Arthur Pue Gorman
Roosevelt's Message Highlights Panama and Domestic Plans
The president’s message to Congress centers on Panama developments as the top issue, praising the administration's action as consistent with long standing policy. He notes progress in Alaska boundary settlement, Venezuela dispute, and domestic reforms including commerce and labor, irrigation, forest preservation, military updates, and calls for anti fraud measures. He urges prudent appropriations and support for fairs and the merchant marine.
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Panama
Roosevelt
Congress
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hay
Colombia
Alaska
United States
Ingland
Venezuela
Germany
England
Italy
Hague
Ikewise
Department of Commerce and Labor
Porto Rico
Philippines
General Staff
St. Louis
Treasury
Portland
Ore
Political opinions on Bryan Cleveland Parker and Tariff debates
A compilation of editorials from various papers discussing Mr. Bryan's appeal in the Cleveland case, Grover Cleveland's letter, Parker's presidential prospects, the 1900 tariff debate, and reaction to Republican leadership. It notes mood shifts, party dynamics, and anticipated outcomes across several states.
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J. M. Edson
Fox Fooled the
Indiana
Karn
San Francisco Chronicle
Des Moines Register and Leader
Grover
Des Moines Regeter and Leader
Ruth Bryan
Indianapolis Journal
Europe
Marion News-Tribune
Troy Journal
New York
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
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