Christ Above All in Life and Death, Talmage Sermon
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage extols Christ as supreme in message, death, heaven, and redemption. He cites Luther, Bunyan, and Edwards, urges faith over worldly pomp, and praises the gospel’s power to transform souls and inspire martyrdom and hope.
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T. DeWitt
Pernesl
Ammorton
Ilstory
Christa
You Humman
Christ
Bila
Jesus
Demetrius
Alt
Himalsus
Pelion
Raphael
Michael
Mason
Saladin
Mount Olivet
God
Jonathan Edwards
John Setee
Jward Payson
Whitefield
Cellestial
John Bunyan
Heaven's
Heaven
Satan
Eurly
Gordon Hall
Wilberforce
Hannah Moore
Mr.Toplady
Faneway
Mount Zion
Dr. Taylor
Charles Hare
Memartios
You
Corinth
Cappadocia
Antioch
Jerusalem
Edward I
Holy Land
Asis Minor
Holy Land of
Africa
U. S. Army
McKinley Tariff Debate and Post Office Record Examined
The piece attacks the McKinley tariff and calls the law a humbug while contrasting Republican and Democratic records. It cites Gen Clarkson’s postmaster removals and compares Stevenson’s term to Clarkson, arguing Republicans overstate reform while Democrats push retrenchment.
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Lince
Harrison
Maj. McKinley
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maj McKinley
Clarkson
Stevenson
Gen. Clarkson
Mr. Stevenson
Post Office Department
National Republican Committee
Chicago Herald
Congress
Navy
Tracy
Civil Service Commission
Census Bureau
Sarsgaard
You Min Il
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cleveland
Gen
Life on the Danube and river life scenes in Bulgaria
Describes Danube travel past Lom Palanka Sistova and Rahova with Bulgarian shore life cattle herds and wetlands. Notes Turkish cowboys guiding buffaloes, sheep and goats, and river towns busy with grain trade while ships and lighters move goods. vivid wildlife and flora along marshy banks and canals.
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Nicopolis
Turnu Magurete
Roumania
Bulgaria
Cough Bank
Alfred Parsons
Kalafat
Lom Palanka
Rahova
Sistova
Fime
Steaboat Landing
Trajan
F. D. Miller
Harper's Magazine
Miscellaneous oddities and superstitions from a bygone era
The tale blends diverse items from sea lore to superstitions in China and Boston. It notes a German habit of using wife and family hair for mittens, a tiny boat carved from a shipwreck fragment, and a display of coral specimens praised for quality. The piece also mentions war fund lending history and a century-old find from Cape Cod.
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Sifm
Charles Beade
Benton
Fort
Bill Swipes
Detroit Free Press
Frank
Roemer
Teara
Boston
Dakota
Patti
Creal Genus
York
Eosier
State Board
Ashbury
Methodiat
New York City
Washington Square
William Tel
Fragen
Paterson
Micheael Godfrey
John Holt
Germein Seaman
Alvim Hall
Deering
Draven
Hall
Soatin America
Thoman
Capt. Hall
Caps Hall
Cape Cod
Portefond Transcript
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Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage
Martin Luther
Staupitz
Paul
St. John
Patmos
Constantinople
Merey
Heavenly Father
Arthur T. Pierson
Buuncoed
M'Kinley
Harper’s Weekly
Spondthrin
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic House of Representatives
Far
N. S. World
Kansas City Times
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Kansas
St Louis Republic
Foster
Treasury
Ohio
Minneapolis
Indianapolis Sentinel
Platt
Miller
Benjamin
Danube
Gov
McKinley
St. Paul Globe
Depew
Hiscock
Troy Observer
Sanitary
N. Y. Tribune
Sai
Jewelers
Chicago Tribune
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