Bright star or bitter Wormwood Attila the Hun sermon
Dr Talmage likens Attila the Hun to Wormwood from Revelation as a symbol of bitter influence. He urges readers to choose lives that bless others, contrasting morning and evening stars with the star Wormwood and calling for philanthropy, humility, and gospel kindness to sweeten a troubled world.
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Washington
Dr. Talmage
Patrick and Lowth
Thomas Scott
Matthew Henry
Albert Barnes
Attila
Wormwood
Mars
Adriatic
Black Sea
Macedonia
Greece
Thrace
Milan
Pavia
Padua
Verona
Atila
Seine
Moselle
Rhine
Aquileia
Ildieo
Hell
Attilas
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Apostolic College of Humorists
Thomas Hood
Charles Dickens
Sydney Smith
James Lenox
George Peabody
Peter Cooper
William E. Dodge
Star Wormwood
Moses
Lake Marah
Tree of Life
Denar Lord
Jesus Christ
God
John
Amoy
China
Tyre
Desert
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Syria
Helbon
Ashur
Iowa Notes and Plans Dominate March Des Moines Dispatch
Special correspondence from Des Moines notes the Democratic state convention date to be set after talks with populists and free silver Republicans with August finalization likely. the Knights of Pythias clash may shift Republican convention dates. A large welcome for returning colored volunteers from the Spanish War, a new Fiftieth Iowa National Guard regiment, and a push for a Des Moines military post are outlined along with park plans at Vicksburg, state fair exhibits, and state school fund loans.
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Soting
National Military Park Matters
Iowa
Des Moines
Cato Sells
Vinton
United States District Attorney
Stephen
Morrissey
Tharlan
Reading
A. L. Sorter
Mason City
State Central Committee
Treasury
Townsend
Huttman
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Davenport
Knights
Grand Lodge
Colored Immune Company
State House
George J. Dobson
Amos Brandt
Ile
Iowa National Guard
Adjt
Byers
John T. Moffitt
Pipton
HW. H. Coughlan
Otdumwa
Ixcokuk
Thomas H. R. Rollin
Thoms ©. McCalla
J. Carey
Thomas C
J. &. Howard
I. N. Bowen
H. G. Lorimer
Iowa City
John R. Gardner
Leslie E H. Switzer
Gilbert A. McElroy
House Military Committee
J. A. T. Tull
Congress
National Military Park
Vickshire
W. T. Rigby
Mount Vernon
L. Longley
Merly
G. A. BR
Twenty-fourth
Vicksburg
Longley
Lee
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Department of Agriculture
Towa
Two Years Of McKinley Reign Reviewed In 1906 View
The Indianapolis Journal assesses McKinley’s first years, noting the shift from silver to gold, the end of the endless chain, increased confidence, and rising wages as the Dingley tariff spurred industry. It argues a Bryan victory could have worsened Spain War era burdens and praised the president’s wisdom.
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Treasury
Europe
Maj. McWinley
Ude
Dingley
Tate
New England
Que
Spain
Indianapolis
Change in Cedar Rapids packing house leadership
The J. M. Sinclair & Co. packing house in Cedar Rapids has been renamed the T. M. Sinclair Company Limited with a 1 500 000 dollar capital. Charles B. Soutter retires from active management after 15 years as president and general manager, retaining some stock, while G Hi Sinclair succeeds him.
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J. M. Sinclair & Co
Cedar Rapids
T. M. Sinclair Company, Limited
Charles B. Soutter
G. Hi. Sinclair
Beulah Hubbell Engaged to Count Axel Wachtmeister
Des Moines news reports Miss Beulah Cooper Hubbell, daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Hubbell, engaged to Count Carl Axel Wachtmeister of Chicago. The couple plan residence in Sweden or at a European court. The Count serves as Sweden's vice consul in Chicago and will stay in diplomatic service. The bride is about 21. her father is a twice two million aire.
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F. M. Hubbell
Des Moines
Beulah Cooper Hubbell
Carl Axel Wachtmeister
Sweden
Chicago
Miss Hubbell
Fifty Fifth Congress Reviewed as War Ends and Republic Stands
The Fifty fifth congress closed its labors with praise for statesmanship and patriotism. It passed the Wilkon tariff repeal and supported the Dingley law, with senate leadership credited for unity above party. Spending reached a record billion and a half due to wartime needs, yet approved by the nation. Senator Hanna’s election to the U S Senate is praised as a strong partisan choice for Ohio and the country.
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Senate
House
Congress
Spain
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Marcus A. Hanna
United States Senate
Fanny
Hanna
United States
Ohio
Ife
Troy
Democrats Split and Struggle for Platform Before Convention
The piece argues the Democratic Party lacks unity and a clear policy while the Republican Party stays cohesive under McKinley’s wartime and peace policies. It criticizes leaders like Jones Croker and references Bryanism, urging affirmation of a decisive platform rather than negative posturing. The Troy Times commentary claims Democrats fail to lead and that Republicans advance American destiny.
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Jones
Arkansas
Chicago
Croker
New York State
Nebraska
Bryan
Congress
Republican Party
McKinley
House
Bo the Philippines
Raley
Texas
England
Troy Times
Political shifts and echoes in early 20th century press
The clippings discuss Democratic splits with Bryan and Aguinaldo, business optimism in a booming economy, and congressional shifts from the Fifty-third to Fifty-fifth Congress revealing Republican gains. Observers note Cleveland’s restraint, Bryan’s leadership challenges, and the expansion policy gaining Senate majorities.
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Ieket Bryan
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Decatur
Cleveland
Congress
Omaha Bee
Col. Bryan
Indianapolis Journal
Grover Cleveland
Carl Schurz
Bryan
Albany Journal
United States Congress
New York
Iowa State Register
Senate
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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