Talmage Sermon on Heredity and Ancestry in Fayette Missouri
Reverend T DeWitt Talmage delivers the Geva nth sermon in the Marriage Ring series in Fayette Missouri. He argues heredity shapes physical mental and moral traits across generations and urges listeners to honor Christian ancestry or resist its negative pull through faith and discipline. He cites biblical figures rulers and families to illustrate enduring lineage and calls on descendants to uphold piety uphold virtue and break harmful genealogical patterns.
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Bille
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England
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Eays
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New York Society
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Beck and Edmunds clash over Duskin case in Senate
In a heated exchange reported by the Chicago Times, Senator Beck of Kentucky assails Senator Edmunds of Vermont over secrecy and the Duskin case. Beck accuses Edmunds of hypocrisy in seeking papers from executive sessions while denying secrecy in government. The discussion touches on Judge Stanley Matthews and the Bell Telephone matter, highlighting concerns about Gould influence and judicial independence.
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Bell
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What Did Mary Say in the Duskin Case Hearing
A long Boston court exchange ends with a witness answering that Mary said nothing. The debate over the question consumed hours as lawyers argued over its propriety. The episode is cited as a legal chestnut in Senate debate on papers in the Duskin matter.
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Niagara Rapids
New York
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Abia
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Naval defense urged by House committee casting warning
The House Committee on Naval Affairs endorses Mr. Tilden's call for coastal defenses. It warns American towns lack protection from naval powers and cites Brazil and Chile as capable threats. It urges immediate work on coast defenses to restore prestige and deter foreign pressure. The note appears from W. C. Times-Democrat.
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Chile
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Unpopular Body Critiques Senate Suspension Debate
In Washington the piece argues that the President should control his subordinates and remove officials at will, condemning Edmunds for a strained principle. It says the Senate obstructs public business, betrays distrust, and hints at needed reform within its secret conclaves while criticizing Senate courtesy as nonexistent and unconstitutional.
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Congress
Iowa
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Senate
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Rumors Versus Republican Caucus Purposes
The Inter Ocean reports that Joseph Manley claims former Augusta association Blaine does not approve of the Republican stance and believes the President is right while Senators are wrong. Manley accuses Blaine of using influence to defeat party aims, asserting the party program is impracticable and speaking freely as if authoritative.
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Share
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al Sushizan Avenue
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What Is Truth in a Religious Reading
A fragmentary religious reading contemplates truth and doubt. The text quotes scripture and muses on faith, questioning what constitutes truth and the reliability of human understanding in the face of mystery.
Call to change of life from Galilee fishers
A reflective sermon discusses the biblical call to cast the net on the other side and the idea that true vocation may require a shift in life work. It contrasts humble fishermen with a call to broader duty, using vivid maritime imagery and social critique.
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Galilee
Daher
Kck
Aem Bien
Coteecke
Pype Dawes
Choice Selections Reflect Back Seat in Public Life
A fragment discusses social roles in church and office, contrasting passive seating with active duty. It references beliefs on behavior, religion, and the value of feeling versus action, noting concerns about the influence of certain individuals and the appeal of scientists in society.
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