Daniel in Babylon A Lesson On Temptations Away From Home
Dr Talmage uses Daniels captivity in Babylon to warn of evil habits and early impressions shaping character. He cites Daniel 1 5 to urge sobriety and parental training, noting Daniel remains faithful away from home and earns prominence as a model for youth and families.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
London
Wesley
City Road
Ireland
Belfast
Dublin
Pabylon
Daniel
Zion
You
Babylon
Cyrus
Nessus
Pilke’s Peak
Pike's Peak
Belteshazzar
Bel
Jerusalem
Joseph
Jacob
Egypt
Samuel
Hannah
David
Solomon
Heaven
Abraham
Christ
Charles Lamb
Frederick
Stock Exchange
God of
Roosevelt Roarer in St Louis Rally Draws 45000 Crowd
Governor Roosevelt addressed about 45 000 in the Exposition Coliseum in St Louis on October 9 praising the gold standard and denouncing Bryan’s silver policy. He urged Americans to act, defend national destiny, and emphasize liberty under the American flag in the Philippines.
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Guv. Roosevelt
St. Louis
Exposition Coliseum
Roosevelt
Jéryan
Bryan
MelXinley
Where once the American flag has been hoisted in honor
A civic oration urges perseverance in self government as the new century begins. The speaker appeals to the western citizens to defend liberty and uphold the flag, declaring that it shall never be hauled down in dishonor. The message emphasizes duty and global responsibility.
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Grand Army
Ninth
Tenth Cavalry
Santiago
Bryan
Philippines
West
Wisconsin
Croker
Fti
Cochran
McKinsey
New York
Howitt
Miden
Flo
Menevhoe
Benet
Bryaodsny
Melkinsey
Roosevelt
Professors Favor McKinley at Northwestern University
Twenty three of twenty five Northwestern professors said they would vote McKinley in the current campaign. Several faculty members voiced support or indecision, with a mix of favorable remarks about McKinley and criticism of Bryan.
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Northwestern University
McKinley
Bryan
Daniel Bonbright
Robert D. Sheppard
J. A. James
G. W. Hough
Robert Baird
Bryan Og
Milton S. Terry
Kegan
Meliiley
Philippines
Jenny S. White
J. Scott Clark
G. C. Currie
McKin- Toy
Atwell
C. Bronson
William, Caldwell
George A. Coe
Henry Crew
Robert Melean Cumnock
Wisk
U.S. Grant
Meiklejohn to Bryan on Sulu slavery and treaty limits
Acting Secretary Meiklejohn writes W. J. Bryan cautions him about press reports on slavery in the Philippines. He cites a 1909 treaty with the sultan of Jolo, noting Congress must approve civil status and that slavery is prohibited by the Thirteenth Amendment.
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Meiklejohn
War Department
W. J. Bryan
Washington, I
Tipton
Ind
United States
Cleon
Otts
Philippines
Isao
I3rle
John C. Bates
Jolo
Dato Ttajuh Muda
Dato Atti
Dato Cadet
Dato Joalanain
Spin
Congress
G. D. Meiklejoiin
Ton
Bragg Backs McKinley Roosevelt for Wisconsin Decree
Gen Edward S Bragg a lifelong Democrat spoke at the Pabst Theater Milwaukee October 12 urging Gold Democrats to back McKinley and Roosevelt to preserve national honor. He warned against Bryan and outlined reasons to oppose silver policy and imperialism while stressing need for unity among veterans and workers.
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Edward S. Bragg
MelWinley
Pabst
Milwaukee
New York
Thia
Drynn
Bolt
Gold Democratin
Forsweir Democraacy
Deen
National Democrats
Ie Dlanupolls
Dreep Ghent
Awell
Beldeeroom
Silver Republican
Kocsniat
Trite
Wisconsin
Sion
Bryan
Hig Dininelad
Tiadeus
Ita
Aguinad
Strong Convert Advocate Joins Sound Money Debate
Gen John C. Bill of Chicago denounces silver and endorses gold standard in a stockyards speech. He cites Aguinaldo and Philippine War, warns against dictatorial power, and urges unity to defend the value of currency. A Georgia Bryan rally pledges anti immersion baptism moves, with Republican crossfire from the Indiana press.
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John C. Bill
Chicago
The
Democras
Uman
Ifumuttty
Gen. Black
Aguinaldo
Tarlac
Springfield Republican
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Kawit
Hong Kong
Philippine Commission
McKinley
Increase In Bank Deposits Reflects Rural Prosperity
The Wapello Republic reports a four year rise in deposits at the town bank from 285 depositors with 31681 dollars to 741 depositors holding 131769 dollars. Wage earners own over 90 percent of the funds and farmers and workers lead the rise. The piece links higher deposits to improving living standards and cautions about a possible decline if Bryan is elected.
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Wapello
Wuapello
Republican
Mr. Bryan
Chicago ‘Tribune
Senators Clash Over Labor and Capital Roles
The Boston Herald reports debates on labor and capital with Senator Hanna defending balance. Voters fear organizational power and the Philippines while awaiting guidance on economic policy and who leads in the upcoming election.
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Dr. Talmage
Roosevelt Rouser
Republican Party
Providence
Moses
M’kinley
Saudia
BRAGG
Aussaila
Kansans City
United Action of Gold Democrats
Paul
Adultim
Joryain
Ole Democratic Party
Aml
Merison Eyuipage
Quidimide
Iming
Chem KelVers
Polition
CUT Ontes
Republic
Philippine
William Jennings Bryan
Kanaas City
A. Strong
Gen
John
Waele
Sound Money
Polley
Georgia
Indianapolis News
Washington Star
Boston Herald
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