Forgive and Forget and the Memory of Sins
Washington March 9 Dr Talmage expounds on Hebrews 8 12 Their sins and their iniquities will I remember no more He praises memory and forgetting as divine gifts and urges believers to imitate God by forgetting past sins and forgiving others removing old wounds and not recounting former transgressions.
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Louis Klopsch
N. Y
Washington
Talmage
Simonides
Ceos
Christ
Walter Scott
God
Omaha
Chicago
New York
Prairie Home
Garipaldi
Garibaldi
Heaven
Adam
Melrose
Kenilworth
Russia
McKelway Urges Democratic Reset Reflecting Public Will
The Albany Journal cites St Clair McKelway urging the Democratic Party to abandon stale policies. He argues voters favor the gold standard expansion and a canal, seeking free capital and labor rights, a strong navy, restored commerce, and responsive governance.
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St. Clair McKelway
Manhattan Club
Hill
Albany Journal
McKelway
Democratic Party
Insincerity of Democrats in Philippine tariff debate
The piece accuses Democratic senators of insincere benevolence toward Filipinos while opposing tariff relief. It cites a Chicago Inter Ocean passage noting Democrats defend taxation principles and oppose granting representation, and recounts Foraker's 50 percent tariff amendment to aid Philippine industry, challenging Democrats to prove their proclaimed sympathy.
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United States Senate
Administration
Republican Party
Congress
Chicago Inter Ocean
United States
Foraker
Warning of Democratic policies and 1904 candidacy fears
The piece attacks Mr. Hill and Mr. Bryan, urging resistance to alleged Democratic plans for bimetallism tariff tinkering and expansion. It warns of a shift toward policies blamed for past lows and suggests exposure of a Bryan-like motive, framing the 1904 election as a threat to prosperity.
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Till
Agai
Mr. Hill
Mr. Bryan
United States
Political Debates Prompt Fresh Press Commentary
A collection of editorials and quotes reacts to Roosevelt on the Schley controversy and tariff policy. Critics challenge 16 to 1 gold parity, applaud or fault Democratic plans for the Philippines, and discuss self government and political rhetoric from Spooner Tillman McLaurin and others.
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Roosevelt
Schley
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Indianapolis Journal
David B. Hill
Democratic Party
Albany Journal
Spooner
Philippines
Cleveland
Tillman
South Carolina
McLaurin
Troy Times
Foraker amendment vote exposes Democratic insincerity
In a Senate tally the eight Democrats who opposed saving the Filipinos from half their taxes are named as Bailey Culberson Dubois Money Patterson Rawlins Teller and West. The piece accuses the party of deceit, notes Captain Clark of the Oregon and the cruiser’s role at Santiago, and mentions Miss Mary Emma Woolley’s rise to Mount Holyoke College president at 33.
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Foraker
Messrs
Bailey
Culberson
Dubois
Money
Patterson
Rawlins
Teller
West
Islands
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Clark
Oregon
Cuba
Santiago
Indianapolis Journal
Mary Emma Woolley
South Norwalk, Conn
Mount Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Woolley
Wellesley College
The Women of Ceylon From the London Graphic
The article compares Ceylonese women to northern races noting rounded figures and a sweet musical voice. It highlights gentle dispositions and fondness for jewelry while describing domestic training and dutiful roles as daughters and wives in family life.
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Ceylon
Ingiboth
Indy
Tess
Shela
London Graphic
Maryland Chicken Recipe From Good Housekeeping Text
A detailed method for Maryland chicken breakfast prep describes dressing young fowl, coating with flour, egg wash, and bread crumbs, then frying in a hot oven with butter baste. Finish with a cream sauce using melted pan butter, flour, cream, and seasonings, served with parsley.
Chinese Sandwiches Spark Controversy and Health Myths
A city restaurant trend reports patrons ordering a "Chinese sandwich" of two rye bread slices with finely chopped raw meat. The piece notes stereotypes and argues raw meat has appeared in hospitals in Britain and New York as a nourishing diet for weak stomachs, reflecting medical theories of the era.
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Great Britain
Continent
New York
Lady Henry Somerset a leading British reformer
Isabel Somers, 50, wife of Lord Henry Somerset, is a prominent British philanthropist and feminist leader. She chairs temperance and social reform groups, led the World Women’s Christian Temperance Union, and succeeded Miss Frances Willard as president of the international temperance association. She founded Duxhurst Industrial Farm colony in 1895 and uses vast inherited estates for charitable work.
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Ment
Great Britain
Henry
Isabel Somers
Earl and Countess Somers
Lord Henry Somerset
M.P
Duke of Beaufort
British Women's Temperance Association
England
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances Willard
International Association
Henry Somerset
Duxhurst
Hertfordshire
Worcestershire
Surrey
London
Rhode Island Noted as the Gramatest in Youths Companion
A girl quotes Six Fame saying Rhode Island is celebrated for being the gmatiest, highlighted in Youth's Companion. The remark anchors a brief item on the state’s reputed distinction noted in a children’s periodical.
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Rhode Island
United States
How to Wash Fine Laces and Doilies Properly
Instructions from the New York Times describe cleaning delicate lace faces using an earthenware slab and muslin, soaking in a soap bath for hours, palm-washing, and careful rinsing. It covers boiling lace, drying in sun, and starching variations for different lace types.
The Schoolmaster and the Frome Boy
A Frome England schoolmaster informs a pupil’s father that the son suffers myopia and needs prompt treatment. The next day the boy returns a written plea asking the father to knock it out of Jim as he has no time.
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Hanna
Senate
Indianapolis Journal
Frome
England
Jim
Edith comments on crooked road during ride
Edith, riding with her father on a winding road, breaks the silence with a resigned pose and declares she has never seen such a curly road in her life.
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Edith
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