Seek the Lord While He May Be Found in Talmage Sermon
Rev T DeWitt Talmage urges personal religion in England text urging urgent seeking of God through prayer Bible study and church means. He warns that postponing salvation risks a crisis of judgment, cites prayer power, scriptural authority, and the danger of fading mercy, ending with a plea to seek now or lose forgiveness forever.
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T. Dewitt ‘Talmage
England
Bolomon
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Josephus
Sirach
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Christ
Ceredit
Banlong House
St. Petersburg
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Antwerp
Brus
Paris
Christian Finfin
London
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Ghlock
Uless
Ayer
all _critiaism
Aspel
Matthew
Congress
Germany
Italy
God
Washington
Howe
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John Angell James
Anxious Inquirer
Inquirer
Heaven
Calvary
Joseph
Jesus
Perdon
Ain
Lam
Atlantic
House of Lords
America
Fort Frick
St. Louis Republic
N. Y. World
Reid's Emports to w Antt Herrison Workers
Whitelaw Reid, running mate to Benjamin Harrison, has relocated near Thomas C. Platt at Fifth Avenue hotel. He joins daily with party leaders and maintains a headquarters close to Platt. The arrangement fuels debate over Platt’s influence and the campaign’s direction.
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Thomas C. Platt
Platt
Mr. Reid
Platt, Miller and Company
Warner Miller
Mr. Harrison
Harrison
Campbell
Carter
Republican National Committee
W. A Sutherland
Fifth Avenue
Minneapolis
Miller
Henry C. Burleigh
Charles W. Hackett
Republican State Committee
Union League
Platt Harrison
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican Caontal Committee
John E. Milholland
Charles H. Murray
N. Y. Times
Political turmoil and tariff debates rattle party lines
The piece surveys tariff battles from 1888, noting Republican strength in New York and Indiana while others must contest Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire. It argues Democratic revival tied to tariff reform and criticizes Republican betrayals, trusts, and protectionism while detailing campaign maneuverings around Platt Reid Harrison and Carter with references to major newspapers.
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New York
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Republican Party
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mars moons and planetary observations excite 19th century scholars
The piece discusses Asaph Hall and July and August observations of Mars satellites, noting the recent discovery of moons, their orbits, and the potential for life studies. It compares moons of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, mentions eclipses, light speed data from eclipses, and contains curious antiquated astronomy conjectures.
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Naval Observatory
Wily
Asaph
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Solar System
Saturn Salons
Titan
Fupiter
Europa
Ganymede
Jupiter
Endoxus
Mioona
Saturn
Iapetus
Uranus
Ariel
Umbriel
Titania
Oberon
Neptune
Marcury
Venus
Dean Switt
Laputa
Gulliver
Prof
Hall Has
Homer
Lace Revival Restores Burano’s Dignity Through Venetian Lace
Burano island near Venice, once desolate, has revived prosperity after a lace factory opened fifteen years ago by Signor Fambri with royal support. Queen Margherita backed the project, aiding girls’ education and helping revive the old art. A school revived hand bobbin lace, reproducing pieces of historic Venetian lace, drawing premiums at exhibitions and transforming island life from misery to activity.
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Barano
Point de Hurane
Burano
Signor Fambri
Venice
Italy
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Margharits
Piedmont
Marcella
Clement XIII
Zaccaria
School of Burase
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Iave School
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Detroit Freeress
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Philadelphia Ledger
United States
New Institute of Hygiene
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