Measure Others by What You Meet Sermon
Talmage argues that people inherit moral tendencies from ancestors and are shaped by circumstantial pressures. He warns against harsh judgment of those from troubled lines, urging mercy and self-examination, noting temptations and stresses that push people toward ruin and the need for compassionate intervention.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Asheville
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Talmage
Mount of Olives
Christ
Ufa
England
Princess Mary
Convicta
Bangtian
Harris
Margaret
Upper
New York State
Fiat
Israel
Ahab
Joshus
Rib Removal Operation At Atlanta Hospital
A Alabama man named Carmack, with empyema from a severe cold, underwent a rare operation in Atlanta to remove a rib and insert a tube. After two hours under chloroform the procedure was completed and he began to recover. Doctors consider the operation difficult and watch its outcome closely. Pittsburgh, Pa., is noted for cleaner air since gas replaced coal.
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Atlants Hospital
Atlante
Carmack
Alabama
Atlanta
Nicholson
Pittsburgh
Moral Senators A Few Observations On Hoar and Payne
A critical column attacks Senator Hoar of Massachusetts and the 1873 Hoar-Crapo case as a fraudulent electoral manipulation. It accuses Republicans of paying for votes to seat Hoar, cites Caldwell and Credit Mobilier pressure, and condemns Senate investigations as selective. The piece also mentions Sherman, Payne, and various state figures in a broader partisan critique.
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Massachusetts
United States
Payne
Ohio
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California
Stanford
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Hoar
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Congress
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Crapo
Credit- Mobilier
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Kansas
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Allon
Hosrstead
Senate
Sun
John Sherman
Sherman
Treasury Department
Treasury
Henry B. Payne
Columbus
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Colorado
Oregon
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Riddleberger
Virginia
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Louisville Courier- Journal
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Iowa
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Michigan
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Nebraska
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
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Wisconsin
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Indiana
New Jersey
West Virginia
Tennessee
Sagazity
Ilinois
Repubelicans
Sabin
Republican National Executive Committee
Hiss
Cameron
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Herald
Detestable warfare and Civil Service reform clash
A lengthy critique denounces the New York Tribune and its claims about nullifying Civil Service reform. It argues the reform’s administration lies with Washington and the current commission, not Democratic officers, and defends the Chicago Herald and Cincinnati Enquirer on related political commentary.
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The
New York Tribune
Civil Service Commission
Washington
the Tribune
Republican Commission
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Custom House
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Tribune
Air Cscast
Paris Counterfeiters Exposed and South American Coins
A Paris letter warns of common counterfeit coins and depreciated currency, noting clumsy lead tokens and Peruvian and Chilean dollars flooding cafes and trains. It cautions cashiers, post offices, and travelers to carefully verify change and avoid loss, while pressing Christian moral guidance from the Independent.
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France
London
Cor. N. O. Picayune
Bismarck's Religion and the Moral Voice That Guided Him
The article traces Bismarck's shift from dissipation to devout faith after meeting Johanna von Putkammer and marrying her. It argues his life changed to duties before God, cites his writings about God and duty, and notes Gladstone’s similar reliance on faith. It then discusses Christian conversation as an art, urging honesty, kindness, and speaking truth in love in daily conduct.
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Christ
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Great Britain
United States
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Sgian
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Louis XI
France
Louis XL
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Heaven
Church
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Johanna von Putkammer
God
Varsi
Ieke
Divine Pi
Gladstone
Pita
Gems of Thought in Moral Music and Quotations
A collage of quoted lines from 19th century thinkers and religious authors. The excerpts emphasize truth, welfare, charity, virtue, perseverance, and duty, praising invincible resolution and ongoing effort for good. The compilation cites Theodore Parker L Maria Child W Channing Zion's Advocate F W Faber and others.
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Noa
T. Fuller
Theodore Parker
L. Maria Child
Channing
Spesmer
Zion
God
F. W. Faber
United Presbyterian
Parrots of India Shine in Morning Courts of Sunlight
In Northern India the author recalls vast flocks of emerald parrots roosting on bare branches and drinking at a fountain. They flaunt joyous flight at sunrise and feed on berries, while gardeners lament the birds’ destructive nature and the value of the spectacle endures.
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Hida
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Rochester Democrat
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