Dr Talmage Praises Newspapers for Two Thousand Sermons
The speech hails the newspaper press as a force that has spread Dr. Talmage’s 2000 sermons to vast audiences worldwide. He cites stenography of sermons, editors and reporters, and the press as key to evangelization while urging journalists to uphold high moral and religious standards.
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Dr. Talmage
Nahum
Christendom
Yooung
Jawan
Bes
Chadb
Reese
Rouytingus
Brooks
United States
Hazitt
Shendon
John Millen
Grab Street
London
Oliver Goldsmith
Bees von Tyew
Pruatv
Fos
Relgius
American boy’s audacious European interview odyssey
A distressed OCR tale chronicles a young American boy who travels to Europe after obtaining a pass from a Chicago magnate. He interviews McKinley in New York and Gladstone in England, earning wages aboard a ship to fund his journey. He travels through Belgium Germany France and Switzerland before returning to Chicago praising his achievement.
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Ppeshuiewis
Pius Thoucht
Plerry
Stevie Morrison
Europe
Chicago
New York
Washington
McKinley
England
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
France
President MacKintey
Gladstone
Hawarden Castle
London
Faure
America
Resell
Board of Inquiry Clears Maine Captain at Mangrove Test
The board of inquiry into the Maine disaster met aboard the light house tender Mangrove at 10 AM Monday with Captains Sampson Chadwick and Lieut Comdrs Potter Marix present. Captain Sigsbee testified to his and subordinates actions with no public disclosures until findings are ready. Gunner Charles Morgan leads divers from the New York as wreck work progresses with new discoveries anticipated.
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Havana
Mangrove
Sampson
Chadwick
Potter
Marix
Mariy
Maine
Sigsbee
Associated Press
Muangrove
Aintet
Charles Morgan
New York
Indiana Populists Rally With Anti Fusion Platform
The Indiana People’s Party convention adopted a reform platform rejecting fusion with Republicans and Democrats. They endorsed initiatives on banking, land policy, women’s suffrage, railroad and telegraph rates, tax reform, and direct elections. Joshua Strange and AL G. Burkhardt were elected to key posts, with Fernandez ousted.
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Welier
Joshua Strange
AL G. Burkhardt
WS. Austin
Fernandez
Burkhardt
Austin
Mers
Lurkhardt
Strange
People’s Party
Indiana
Omaha
St. Louis
Nominations Left to State Committee At Supreme Court Session
The article notes clerks and officials including Clerk Robert W. Todd of Miami county Attorney General Tillman E. Ballard of Montgomery county Superintendent Edoward Packard of Winamac State Geologist Captain J. H. Allen of Terre Haute and State Statistician L. Adams of Harrison. The convention closed with speeches emphasizing harmony and a notable moment when N H Motsinger and editor Vincent shook hands over a rift described as a bloody chasm.
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No. S
Cuba
Uta
Motsinger
Aca EL AL Hammon
Srivad
Erie
Supreme Court
Robert_W. Todd
Miami County
Tillman E. Ballard
Montgomery Country
Edoward Packard
Winamac
Capt
J. H. Allen
Terre Haute
L. (. Adams
Harrison
State Committee
N. H. Motsinger
Vincent
Congress Slashes Sundry Civil Bill by Over 8.4 Million
The House receives a revision of the sundry civil appropriation bill cutting more than 8.4 million from current law. The measure imposes new limits on treasury buildings and prohibits certain surveys in forests, with assorted appropriations and reductions across lighthouse, soldiers homes, and military posts. Senator Johnson sparks a dramatic floor scene with a forceful address.
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House
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Atlantic Ocean
Suisoo
Gulf
Anén
Maine
Tlate
Wyoming
Black River
Senin
Bhorida
Focal
Preahibis
Pas Stesdad
Perritories
UL Johnson
Itelaime
Johnson
Metkine
Edooana
Aic
Indiana
Frances Willard Dies in New York Hotel Empire
Frances E Willard famed temperance reformer and president of both the World and National WCTU died shortly after midnight at the Hotel Empire influenza caused gastric complications funeral services planned in New York City and Evans ton Her birth date was September 29 1839 in Churchville New York Willard began temperance work in 1874 and remained active throughout her life
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New York
Frances E. Willard
Hotel Empire
New York City
Evanston
Miss Willard
Churchville
Rochester
N. Y
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Board OF Inquiry
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Ube
Dl Gelack
Attrorney
I. H. Morrison
Greencastle
W. H. H. Parks
Bloomington
F. 3. Brown
Sullivan
Frances Willard
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