Dreams and Divine Messages in Talmage Sermon
The long discourse by T DeWitt Talmage examines dreams as divine signs and as reflections of the soul. He argues most dreams come from physical distress or waking thoughts, but many biblical and historical examples show God appearing in dreams to warn, convert, or save, urging readers to trust the Bible over dreams and to pursue a disciplined life to avoid disturbing nocturnal visions.
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Job
Solomon
Gregory
Mount Adria
de Quincey
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brook- Aye Tabernacle
Jacob
Taira
Reeses
Joseph
Asia
Vishu
Seeva
Isis
Osiris
Isid
Mumif
Gideon
Webuchadnezzar
Christ
Mary
Boston
Pittsburgh
Glasgow
Manchester
Celestial City
Adam
Earth
Heaven
Abimelech
Christendom
Chow King
Eddystone
Barnegat
Atlantic Ocean
Paradise
Rapeteon
Liepesic
Dresden
Borodino
Muale
Richard Itv
Bosworth Field
Jasper
God
Tertullian
Martin Luther
John Hyss
St Augustine
Julius Cwsner
New York
God of the
Spithead
West India
Southampton
Dr. Bushnell
Capt Yount
California
Capt. Yount
Carson Valley Pass
Capt
Yount
Yeunt
Sierra Nevadas
Crannage
Wellington
England
Angel of the Lord
Jong
Joby Hardock
Herbert Mendes
Apollyon
Westminster
London Medical
Bromson
Wagg
Harper's Bazar
Democratic Party
Chili
Montt
Chill
United States
Harper’s Bazar
Madge
Mabel
Inter Ocean
Birkin
Mr. Peep
Reginald
John
Trath
Mra McBride
McBride
Mallia
Ballie Jones
Mallie
Mamma
Sally Jones
Etasperstad
Pettypall
Thare
Puck
Pua
William of
Burne Jones
Mr. Romsetti
William of Orange
Duke of Wellington
Milton
Cleopatra
Saturday Review
Liberia
Siberia
Wien
Tomsk
The Tax on Tin in the McKinley Era Debate
A detailed discussion on the tin tax from the McKinley bill, its repeal rumors, price spikes in tin markets in New York and London, and the political manipulation alleged by various actors. It notes consular reform talks, tariff effects on trade, and critiques of protectionism in the late period.
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Congress
New York
London
McKinley
Louisville Courier-Journal
Ales
Democrats
Democratic Party
United One
Basily
State Department
United States
Washington Post
The
New York Tribune
Cleveland
Albany Argus
Carlisle
Treasury Department
Minneapolis
Boston Herald
Sugar Tax Robberies and Raum Retirement Claims
A compendium of statements criticizes a refined sugar tax as a drain on consumers, citing low imports, heavy trust profits, and dividends as proof of exploitation. Raum’s resignation as Pension Commissioner is welcomed, with attacks on his tenure and on President Harrison’s past defense. A separate piece explains navy pay practices, the savings bank, and pay office routines on ships, highlighting pay delays, rations, and diverse crews.
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Raum
Hoke Smith
Green B. Raum
Smith
Harrison
Dal
Republican
Raam
Keifer
N. Y
Backwoods Romance and Canine Grief Highlight Rural Tales
A wife recounts a bashful rustic beau in a backwoods Pennsylvania district during teaching days, ending in humorous embarrassment. Also told is a Quebec government official’s spaniel Spot mourning a kitten, digging a grave, and awaiting owners. The column bundles light Bakcwoods humor with a canine memorial amid a collage of short clippings and quips.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Paley
Swain
Galllant
Quebec
Spot
Pansy
Chicago Tribune
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McKisley
McKill
Sugar Trust
New Jersey
Bow
Commercial Bulletin
St Paul Globe
Memphis
Avalanche
Reed
Maine
Senate
Cincinnati
Navy Department
Jack
Naval Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Ripley
United States Navy
N. Y. Sun
St Louis Republic
Mr. B
Moon
Luna
Texas
Washington
Washington Tar
Murtali
Caps Colony
South Africa
Harger