Gospel Archery and the Mighty Hunters for the Lord
Dr. Talmage urges Christian workers to rigorous Gospel archery using faith as a weapon. He compares zealous outreach to hunting, urges secluding needed for souls distant from churches, and calls for courage, prayer, and mass mobilization against social evils.
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Louis Klopsch
N. YJ
Washington
Talmage
Pollux
Achilles
Diomedes
Xenophon
Far East
Francis I
Moses
Nimrod
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Agincourt
Solway Moss
Neville’s Cross
Paul
Felix
Luther
Galilean
Earl of Pem
Asault
Lucknow
India
Thorvaldsen
Church of God
Mithridates
Domitian
Maj Conger Willing to Be Governor Nominee
Special correspondence from Des Moines reports Maj E T Conger United States minister to China may accept the Republican nomination for Iowa governor if offered He would resign his post to campaign and his leave from the U S will expire June 25 before returning to the United States for campaigning The article notes Conger’s and family’s preference to stay in America and outlines his prospective nomination efforts.
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Des Moines
Washington
State Department
E. TL. Conger
United States
China
Iowa
America
Conger
Wennerstrom
Wennersham
Holder
Gov. Shaw
Buffalo
John Herriott
John Downie
W. W. Witmer
W. W. Baldwin
Burlington
N. M. Pusey
Council Bluffs
S.tl. Meservey
Port Dodge
Rf. L. Chase
Depew Syndicate
Allison
William F. Marshall
State Historical Department
Marshall
St. Louis
James
Clarkson
G. M. Dodge
FF. M. Drake
Charles Aldrich
Aldrich
F. W. Bicknell
Which One Had Been Foolish
A humorous anecdote from Brooklyn Life about a child asking his parents whether they married or his mother married his father during a heated meal. The exchange reveals the child's keen observation as the argument rages.
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Jack
Papa
Mamma
Brooklyn
Tribute to Old Age in a TiT Bit Cartoon
A pedantic old gentleman admonishes respect for elders in a brief Tit-Bits cartoon exchange with a restaurant waiter. The waiter defends provocative humor as a social norm. The gag hinges on the old man’s plan to stay silent about the fowl just served.
Appeal Filed In Hossack Case Over Life Sentence
Henderson and Berry filed notice to appeal to the state Supreme Court in the case of Margaret Hossack of Indianola who was sentenced last month for the murder of her husband. Senator Berry stated he remains convinced of Hossack's innocence in the matter.
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Henderson & Berry
Margaret Hossack
Indianola
Warren County
Supreme Court
Berry
Bryan's Stance on a Possible Presidential Bid
The Commoner editorial outlines William Jennings Bryan's position on a future presidential run. He states he is not planning a nomination now and would run only if necessary for advancing democratic principles. He plans to remain active in politics and would support suitable candidates.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
The Presidents Speeches Showantithetical Strength and Patriotism
The article praises President McKinley for short speeches that energize patriotism and national pride. It argues his brief orations are grounded in reality, stressing optimism without exaggeration and urging citizens to feel thankful for American craftsmanship.
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McKinley
McKinley tariff policy debated by Troy Times
The Troy Times cites a debate on protectionism and expansion. It notes Charles A. Moore of Brooklyn, a tariff league president, traveling with the president on the western trip and suggests his presence may be incidental to tariff aims. It recalls Senator Hoar praising McKinley for advocating industrial growth through protection.
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The
Marine Journal
New York
McKinley
Charles A. Moore
Brooklyn
American Tariff League
Moore
United States
Hoar
Home Market Club
Boston
William Meskinley
Hamilton
America
Troy Times
Voters Face Tariff Issue Across England
The export duty on coal is to become a party question, as the public weighs protective policy. The Cleveland Leader notes the policy has benefited the United States and suggests the electorate may learn more about its advantages.
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England
United States
Cleveland
McKinley Portrayed as Patriotic Leader in Talks
The Albany Journal quotes heart-to-heart talks where President McKinley is described as patriotic, broad-minded, and large hearted. The piece emphasizes his love of country, concern for fellow citizens, and pleasure in their prosperity and progress.
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McKinley
Albany Journal
Political drift and Bryan’s waning influence across papers
An aggregation of editorial quips from Albany Journal Baltimore American Detroit Free Press and Indianapolis Journal noting Bryan’s uncertain stance on prosperity projection and party direction. It cites bank deposits rising since McKinley and contemplates Bryan’s potential gradual climb to Nebraska governorship and U S Senate, with varied partisan interpretations.
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Bryan
Albany Journal
Democratic
Baltimore American
Cork
Detroit Free Press
Dem
Indianapolis Journal
McKinley
United States
Mr. Bryan
N. Y. Mail and Express
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
United States Senate
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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the Supreme Court
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Callanan College
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Dés, Moines
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Shenandoah
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Independence
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Rock Rapids
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Keokuk
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