The Sun of Christianity in a World of Infidelity
A Washington sermon argues that abolishing the Gospel would doom civilization. It declares infidelity collapses woman’s status, erodes moral restraint, and invites global catastrophe. The speaker vows to expose atheism as a killer of culture, urging vigilance to keep faith alive.
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Louis Eklopsch
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Tropics
Arctic
Antarctic
Cotopaxi
Vesuvius
Etna
Stromboli
California
Universal Nova Zembia
Earth
England
United States
China
Barbary
Borneo
Tartary
Egypt
Hindustan
Missionary of the Cross
Hell
Eider
Heaven
Hilt
Pelion
Ossa
Jasper
Pearl
Uwim
God
Christ
India
Dr. Duff
David Alice
Dr. King
Greece
Judson
Burma
David Brainerd
London Missionary Society
American Board of Foreign Missions
London
Josephus
Jerusalem
Great Britain
Europe
America
Asia
Africa
Zerubbabel
Business and Bryanism in Democratic Trust Fight
An Austin dispatch to the St. Louis Republic reports Texas Democratic opposition to the Arkansas anti trust bill. Texas business leaders lobby the legislature to kill the bill, with threats and mail telegraph appeals. The note asserts a Democratic policy hostile to property and business.
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Austin
St. Louis Republic
Arkansas
Texas
Cisto
Texas House of Representatives
Arkansas House of Representatives
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Democrats
Democrati Ic
Atkinson Offense: Sedition Through Inflammatory Mail
Editorial states Edward Atkinson planned to send incendiary documents to Philippines troops, calling it a seditious act not treason. The government rightly forbids mailing such material to soldiers, preserving military discipline as the war nears its end and Aguinaldo cedes sovereignty.
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Edward Atkinson
Philippines
Atkinson
Aguinaldo
United States
Opinions on war, politics and tariffs across papers
A collage of quotes from multiple papers mocks Edward Atkinson Bryan and tariff policy. It cites reactions to the Philippines campaign and the 1896 Chicago platform, noting Bryan’s stance and Democratic arguments about silver, wages, and protection.
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Edward Atkinson
Louisville Post
toJmagine
Kansas
Ey Atkinson
Springfield Union
Col
Bryan
Aguinaldo
Washington Star
Philippines
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cleveland
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Danville
United States
Iowa State Register
Indianapolis Sentinel
Clamor Over Free Speech Right Invasion Allegations
The Chicapo Tribune notes a public uproar over alleged invasion of free speech rights and unwarranted mail espionage, describing strong feelings that outrun prudent judgment yet reflect patriotism.
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Chicapo Tribune
Free Silver Issue and War Shift Dominate 1890s Debate
A critical look at the shift from silver coinage concerns to wartime questions about Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines. The piece cites Daniel Bryan and Teller debates, warns of party unity, and notes press opinions from Slarper s Weekly Indianapolis Journal and Illinois State Journal.
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Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Bryan
Chicago
Democratic Party
Slarper
Queen Ranavalo Exiled Again to Algeria Says Chicago Record
The Chicago Record describes Queen Ranavalo’s exile from Madagascar to Algeria under French control. It notes her departure from La Reunion and warns that her presence could revive hopes of restoration, while detailing her royal image, demeanor, and substantial jewelry collection worth over two million dollars.
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Ranavala
Madagascar
Gen
Gallient
Lieut
Durand
la Reunion
Indian Ocean
Ranavalo
Ranavale
Pious Mityete
Algeria
Imajesty
France
Rainilatarivony
Tananariva
Nainilalarivony
Ta Reunion
Tanavale
Marseilles
Bonnefay
Yangtse
Port Said
Chicago
The New Parasols Fashion in Silks and Chiffons
The New York Sun notes parasols come in varied shades and textures with new trims. Silk parasols feature white spots and velvet moons, black velvet ribbons, ruching, and scalloped edgings. White chiffon lace parasols shimmer with frills and floral clusters, while satin and brocade handles appear.
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Wight
N. Y. Sun
Fashion notes on belts and buckles in black satin and ribbon
The article describes summer belts and buckles using black satin and black satin ribbon as a fashionable feature. It notes a wide belt of satin shaping a slender figure and belts of ribbon with back buckles on new thin gowns. It also mentions three inch-wide velvet ribbons forming back bands fastened with small steel buckles as another belt effect.
Beauty Drink and Mineral Water Remedy Unearthed
A 19th century remedy advocates daily hot water before breakfast for complexion and health with a weekly salt water rinse. It also cites a lemon juice warm water rose water mix for skin. A note adds the yeast plant as the smallest flower known to botanists.
Child's white apron styles return with long sleeves
New apron modes revive long bishop sleeve designs with embroidery bands at the wrist. A square neck, cambric ruffle, lace edging, and a full skirt finish the look. Shoulder bands with two lace trimmed ruffles set the style while roomy sleeves remain practical and protective.
Clams a la Diable recipe excerpt with clams and batter
A recipe instructs to chop 300 small clams and mix with two beaten eggs, parsley, butter, and flour. It details browning butter and flour, adding clam juice, eggs, cracker dust, pepper and nutmeg, then filling shells and frying to a golden brown.
The Proper Way of Breathing
Instruction from Ladies' Home Journal on breathing techniques. Begin by inflating the lungs and walking five paces with the mouth closed and nose breathing, then extend to ten and beyond. Add several long breaths after waking and before retiring for daily practice.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Sweetbreads with Creamy Milk Sauce Bake
To prepare, simmer six sweetbreads in salted water until tender. Cool and remove membranes then cut into inch pieces. Make a sauce from one pint milk one tablespoon flour and butter the size of an egg. Mix with sweetbreads, cover with crust and bake for a quarter hour.
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St. Peters and St. Pauls
Temples
Tabernacles
Bethlehem
Greenwood
Laurel Hill
Crokerites
New York
Hrgan
Yeller
Colorado
Teller
Indianapolis Journal
Illinois State Journal
Algiers
Nannavala
Madagic Oar
Mreneh
Empire
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