Let Us Build Three Tabernacles in Brooklyn’s Faithful Rise
A long reminiscence on the Brooklyn Tabernacle's history by Talmage recounts the fire that destroyed the first structure, the two tabernacles, and the 1874 opening of the new iron church. It recalls fundraising, architectural debates, notable sermons, and the spiritual revival that shaped Brooklyn’s religious landscape, ending with gratitude for past struggles and hope for future efforts.
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Tony
Stephen H. ‘I'Yng
Episcopal Church
Thatdirat Tabernacle
Hich
Talmage’s Hippodrome
Church of the Holy Circus
America
Peter
Youngs
Tabernacles
England
Scotland
Ireland
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Holy Land
DeWitt Tulmaye
Settle
Mme
Tabornaslia
Lake Bx
Mount Herman
Holy Lend
Fee
Mont Blanc
Palestine
Jarre
John
Jesus
Chvint
Moses
Elijah
Christ
Peter Waaso
Eli
Mount Hermon
Pafmy
Lee P
Jordan
Hosta
Red Sea
Philadelphia
Accoustica
Lalf
Academy of Music
Washington
Byron Sunderland
United States Senate
Tabernacle
Haggai
Mal
Earth
Teternacle
Plynouth
Wr. Beecher
Israel
Jeremiah i
Zeid
Zucope
Cleveland reception marks heated tariff reform clash
A Providence crowd greeted ex President Cleveland in a large Democratic display. He urged the party to defend tariff reform, oppose spoils, and warn that free raw materials would help manufacturers while consumers bear higher taxes. He framed reform as moral duty against greed and corruption.
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Providence
R. L
Cleveland
The American Who Planted an Imperial Oak
A St Louis Globe-Democrat report recounts an American minst er in St Petersburg who, after requesting an audience with the emperor, bypassed guards with audacity. He carried an acorn from Mount Vernon, presented in the United States, claiming the emperor planted it himself in the imperial garden.
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Imperial Gardens
St. Petersburg
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dallas
Mr. Dallas
Mount Vernon
Washington
St Petersburg
A Party Rebuke Over Behring Sea Policy and Blaine’s Treaty
The editorial laments the Behring Sea dispute and Blaine’s treaty missteps, arguing the administration’s lack of clear, decisive action risks war with Britain. It notes the Senate’s potential rebuke and outlines the political fallout within the Republican Party and the president’s position. It also covers Rhode Island’s political fight, tainted by corruption revelations and calls for reform. The piece critiques Harrison’s pension leadership and the broader Republican strategy in the 1888 contest.
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Harrison
Behring
United States
Senate
Blaine
Great Britain
United Sia
Behring Sea
Alaska
Russia
Jaine
United States Supreme Court
Sayward
District Court of
Paris
Mr. Blaine
Shermen
Chicago Herald
Rhode Island
Union
N. Y. World
OSTER Admsmsst Over Pinch and Gold Basis
The piece rails at Secretary Foster for treasury mismanagement amid shipbuilding funding and gold standard manipulation. It accuses him of delaying bills to tide over a pinch, risking national credit while criticizing Republican loyalties. It cites the Cramps, Quay, Wanamaker, and naval contracts as political pressure points.
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Foster
Ohio
National Treasury
Treasury
Talio
Quay
Wanamaker
Treasury Department
Ami
Hey
Chicago Times
Dignified quotes and global beauty debates in press riot
A collage of editorials and travel notes rail at politicians and party bosses. The piece surveys civilized rallying cries against corruption and mocks diplomatic tours while detailing colorful observations of European women from the Balkans to the Levant. It also includes light social bits on wedding linen gifts and a playful anecdote about a boy questioning a father's collar.
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Athens
St Petersburg
Europe
Cattaro
Cettinje
Tehs Gors
Adriatic
Greece
Que
Tosk
Balkan Peninsula
Evzone
Cape Matapan
Olympus
Servia
Bulgaria
M. Alessandri
National Post
Wil
Stamboni
Sweet Waters
Peru
Constantinople
Egypt
Cairo
Tel-el-Kebir
Chicago Herald
N Y Tribune
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Wendell Prime
New York
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Hosin
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Dowling
Baptist Church
Cook
Methodist Church
Mr. Beecher
Congregational Church
Dr. French
Presbyterian Church
Hosannah
Belleville
N. J
Syracuse
Crooklyn Tabernacles
Goa
Isaac Watts
Dred
Schermerhorn Street
Tyrel Banas
Florence Rice Knox
F. W. Faber
Cleyreland Thodeland Demos Z To
Tolows
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Anon
North
Congress
South
Consreas
Republican Party
Rhode
Island
Ainrrison
Ranm Ayer
Pension Bureau
Grant
Robesons
Belknaps
Babcocks
Baum
N. Y
Louisville Courier-Journah
Oster
Kannon
Dennis
St. Louis Republic
Ohio Republican State Committee
Foraker
Pine Committee
Czar Reed
Maine
Chicago
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Commonwealth
Detroit Free Press
Alger
Blair
Germany
Dakotas
North Dakota
Metllergical
bin W. Cowsin
Denmark
Ural
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Jupan
Wid Ee Eea
Minas Garces
Crea
Miniho
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Wellipiens
Halbal
N. Y. Ledger
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Meliinia
Uttle
Tommy
da Smith
Gus de Smith
Birdie
Texes
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