The Value of Divine Friendship and Kind Words
A sermon argues that true friendship is not chance but a God given law of cultivation. It extols friendly deeds, gentle speech, and grace toward others while praising Christ as the ultimate friend and the source of lasting fellowship beyond human ties.
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Talmage
Solomon
David
Isaiah
Adam
Hiddekel
Christ
Palestine
River Thames
Soti
Jenner
Columbus
Martin Tuller
Savonarola
Galilée
Paul
John
England
Scotland
Ireland
Isle of Man
Atlantic
Earth
Ezekiel
Jeremiah
Baltimore
Washington
Mary
Tom
Manward
Godward
God
Lord Nelson
Nelson
Jonathan Jidwards
Jesus of Nazareth
Jonathan
Onesiphorus
Herder
Goethe
Goldsmith and Reynolds
Beaumont and Wetcher
Cowley and Harvey
Erasmus
Thomas More
James Marshall
California
Capt
Sutter
Republicans ready to frame war as party issue in Congress
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports that Republicans will push a war as a Republican victory, citing Democrats’ opposition to the war revenue bill and to annexation of Hawaii. It asserts Democrats blocked army support bills and would justify Republican gains in Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines. It quotes vocal criticism from The Washington Times.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Democratic
Congress
Washington Times
Hawaii
Spain
America
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Canaries
MelXinley
Republican Party
Union
House of Representatives
Republican Committee
Congressional
McMillin
Tennessee
Underwood
Alabama
House
Hull
Mugwump
Yellow Press
Copperheads
United States
Cuba
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Iowa State Register
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
New Stampshire
War Department
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Alger
Treasury Stresses Strong Gold Buffer Amid Bond Proceeds
Commentary notes the Treasury's large gold reserve and cash balance near 300 million after bond proceeds, arguing no imminent danger of a monetary emergency. It stresses the government remains financially robust with two thirds of reserves in gold and circulating money ample for all needs.
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Washington
Providence Journal
Slander in presidential politics sparks partisan blasts
The Cleveland Leader condemns attacks on President McKinley and Senator Hanna as Democrats and mugwumps denounce the administration after a Spanish war victory. It argues Republicans defended the war, kept politics from the army, and portrays Democrats as partisan and hypocritical while praising McKinley.
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McKinley
United States Senate
Hanna
Wanna
Republican National Committee
Spain
War Department
Army
Council Chamber
Tee
Wheeler
Graham
Thomas Jefferson
Treasury Correctness Boosts Popular War Bond Sale
The treasury department enforced the law to ensure wide participation in the new bonds. About 72 million dollars in bonds were delivered to over 150,000 individual subscribers, with many later sold to banks while individuals kept the premium. The Record notes small investors will hold many millions of the new bonds long term.
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Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Department
Chicago Record
Ind
Political drift and war critique across party lines
A collection of editorials attacks parties over war faults and neglect while praising gold reserves and farm loans. It contrasts Democratic mismanagement with Republican calls for reform, noting criticisms of Alger and mugwump critics.
Jefe the Carabao Traces Morning Rescue by Juanito
In a rural river bend scene, Juanito tracks the missing Jefe the carabao after two English naturalists visit the village. He finds the herd and finally climbs aboard as Jefe bolts toward the field, startling the two white figures observing them. The boy then slips and falls during the chaotic pursuit.
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Mariano
Juanito
Atlal
Jefe
Far East
Tanin
Junuito
Juanito and Jefe in a Philippine village tale
A St Nicholas tale by Charles B Howard follows Juanito, a year-old Filipino boy, and his father Mariano as they cope with Jefe the carabao breaking free. The story explores language, work, and family pride in an obscure island village.
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Charles B. Howard
St. Nicholas
Philippines
Juanito and
Jefe
Mr. Howard
Philippine
Martino Pelasqueyz
Juanito
Mariano
Pelasquez
Padre
Boy Quits School Claiming Legal Right At Fifteenth Birthday
In a Bohemian tale a pupil leaves a village school at the clock strike three claiming compulsory education ends at fourteen and that he has just entered his fifteenth year. The boy bows to classmates and noses the master as he walks out, underscoring a comic misunderstanding of law and rights.
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Bohemia
Rat and Snake Roam Inside Log on Potomac River
Joseph Guarrish found a hollow log along the Potomac near Williamsport New York. While splitting the log a three foot snake and a large rat shared the nest and attacked him. The rat bit his feet and the pair were dispatched with an ax.
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Joseph Guarrish
Potomac River
Williamsport
N. Y
Garrish
Gentle Hint in Tit-Bits Quotation
A quoted scene from Tit-Bits shows a messenger telling a Mrs Law son that her husband has been killed. The line emphasizes a painful delivery with the messenger speaking in a hurried, curt tone to soften the blow.
Verditschew Town to be auctioned for debts in Kiev province
Verditschew a town in Kiev province will be sold at auction at month end to settle debts with the government and creditors totaling 3,919,882 rubles 63 kopecks.
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Verditschew
Kiev
Russia
Fixing the Bate Punny Exchange In Puck Style
A humorous dialogue fragment from Puck features Prof Broadhead remarking that true age comes when a man values a good nurse. The banter centers on clever wordplay about aging and ideal companionship.
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Elmer
Prof
Broadhead
Puck
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