Struggle of Life in the Arena of Faith and Witnesses
A sermon-like panorama uses Verona’s arena as a metaphor for Christian life. The speaker envisions a great cloud of witnesses from prophets martyrs and saints cheering believers in spiritual combat with personal sins and temptations. Celestial galleries and divine aid reinforce perseverance toward triumph through Christ.
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Louis Klopsch
N.Y.J
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Ephesus
Alps
Mont Cends
Mont Cenis
Verona
Italy
Paul
Christ
Trajan
Abel
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Sarah
Isaac
Joseph
Gidgeon
Barak
Tiberius
Augustus
Jesus
Gate of Eden
Ezekiel
Sennacherib
Rose Yonder
Bethlehem
Heaven
Michael
Archangel
Fosca
Jeremiah
Daniel
Isaiah
Peter
John
James
Moses
Red Sea
Iuzza
Huzza
David
Tsaiah
Jesus Christ
Hugh Latimer
Tere
Diocletian
Yonder
Felicitas
Rome
John Sradford
Henry Voes
Albert Barnes
Lyman Beecher
John Calvin
James Arminius
George Whitefield
Toplady
Montgomery
Charles Wesley
Isaac Watts
David Brainerd
Adoniram Judson
Burma
Greenland
Tropics
House of God
God
Angels
Apostles
Son
Teaven
Tariff Fears Hinder Cuba Concessions Debate
The article argues that opposition in Washington to Cuba trade concessions stems from fear the move will open the tariff debate. It notes tariffs evolve and lobbies push protection, urging Congress to act rightly for Cuba without destabilizing protective duties. It compares to the Foraker law and warns against politically stoking tariff agitation.
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Washington
Cuba
House of Representatives
New York Tribune
Congress
Ito
Foraker
Porto Rico
United States
Philippines
House
Farmer Quits Democrats in Favor of Republicans
W T Bucks of Galatia a farmer and longtime Democrat leaves the party to join the Republicans. He cites price differences under Republican rule and tariff protections as evidence that the GOP better serves farmers, stating there will be no return to democracy.
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W. T. Bucks
Galatia
Saline County
Chicago
Obedience and Myths in Cuba Tariff Debates
The piece disputes claims of Congress pledging Cuba's future policy emphasizing no binding promises exist beyond the Platt Amendment. It argues Cuba negotiates tariffs independently and warns that free traders push symbolic concessions to undermine the Ding Ley act and U S policy.
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Cuba
Congress
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Isle of Pines
United States
Congress of the
Republic of Cuba
Tilman Insurgent Stirs Friction Over Philippine Policy
Senator Tillman of South Carolina drew fire by denouncing Philippine sedition laws as damnable doctrine. The dispute with Senator Foraker highlighted sympathies for Filipinos, risking Tillman’s standing as he faces possible censure and a likely end to his term.
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Senator Tilman
South Carolina
United States
Philippine Commission
Senate
Secretary of War
Tillman
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Philippines
Albany Journal
May Pillman
Congress
Cagal
Fox Farm in Maine Described as Best Paying Farm
The Dover fox farm in Denver, Maine, claimed as the best paying in Pixentiaquis county, is a compact, heavily fenced operation run by Elijah Norton. It houses 40 to 50 foxes, including silver gray and Alaska blue breeds, with strong prices for fur, especially the silver fox skins often worth up to 2900 dollars, while blue fox skins fetch about 50 dollars.
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Pisentaquis County
Denver
Bangor News
Dover Fox
Elijah Norton
Pixentia
Quis County
Maine
Norton
Alaska
Mr. Norton
Political Drift and Election Voices Across Cities
A miscellany notes that many Democratic meetings are chaired by coroners and cites a Globe-Democrat comment praising Republican financial management to ease war tax burdens. Reports reflect partisan rhetoric shaping public discourse in Indianapolis and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Ind
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
The Little Mother Keeps Dolly Calm
A mother tells Dolly to be good while she is away and promises to return soon. She explains Wilhelmina is ill and not well enough to play, noting Wilhelmina’s decline with humor and tenderness as Dolly prepares for a day without her sister.
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Whittier Atte School
St. Bernard
J. I. Liddell
Princess Frederica
Mae
Mollie
Dolly
Slauitestl
Wilhelmina
M. M
St. Nicholas
Crows Fall for Foolish Cornucopia Trap
Mol land farmers use paper cornucopias smeared with adhesive placed in fields. Crows pecking at the corn find the device stuck to their heads and become tangled, then retreat to grass and avoid the treated fields thereafter.
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Molland
Boy Finds Solace in Parents Flag Protection Bedtime Tale
A five year old in Mage Sachtisetis Avenue, with Patriot ancestry, clutches his grandfather's flag at bedtime. He fears sleeping alone, asks for the gas light, and recalls the flag's promise that the weakest are safe under its folds, as he drifts to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage Sachtisetis Avenue
Washington Star
Harold
Mamma
Droass Band Scorches Night Crowd in Clinton Theatre Scene
A Droass Band played outside a Clinton Missouri theater to draw attention before a performance. A dozen theatrical company members joined in with brass instruments. The loud blasts frightened a nearby horse that reared and fell to the pavement.
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Clinton
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