Talmage Sermon on Absalom and Life Crises in Columbus
The Rev T DeWitt Talmage preached at First Congregational Church Columbus on crises in life stressing youthful safety in Absalom like paths. He warned three turning points requiring God including occupation choice marriage and first sorrow with notable biblical and contemporary illustrations for a broad audience.
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The Nation's Wards and Indian Policy Debate
Secretary Lamar argues the Indian service costs the government about 3.87 million per year since 1882, now 6 million annually, protecting a 260000 population. He urges land allotment by individual farms, kept within reservations, gradual shift to fee simple ownership, and cautions against rapid dissolution of tribal systems while preserving federal protection and tribal rights. He defends party politics as essential for governing and cautions against nonpartisan extremes.
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Finns
Indian Service
Republic
United States
Kirkwood
Five Nations
Mixed Miscellany of Obscure Debates and Notes
A collage of brief items: coal industry notes by T Jefferson Coolidge warn of water power loss in New England, a romance tip on silk handkerchiefs, a pig ownership dispute in San Antonio ending in deaths, and legal notes on railroad passes. Other items cover Japan’s parliamentary growth, Glasgow factory conditions, Buffalo personal crises, insect disposal in ear care, and a miscellany of teas, fruit trees, and commentary on Indian summer and literature.
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Buffalo
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Omaha
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India
N.Y. Sun
Kansas City Times
Kansas
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M. French Shelidon
London Times
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Continent
Edward King
Henry H. Stanley
Saxon & Co
London
New York
Christmas Manger Theme Shapes January Evangelical Programme
A religious notice outlines the Evangelical Alliance Week of Prayer starting January 3 with sermons and topics. It spotlights humility, repentance, and the Christmas message, urging praise for divine providence and prayer for peace, justice, and benevolent mission, citing scripture and ministerial guidance.
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Evangelical Alliance
Alliance
The Meaning of the Manger and the Christmas Sign
A religious reflection on the manger scene as a sign to all people across time. It notes the humble birth of the Messiah, the angels message to shepherds, and the enduring symbolism of poverty and incarnation in Christian faith. The message stresses that the sign was meant for everyone, not just the shepherds, and links the manger to enduring Christian truth.
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London
House Committee
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Boston Statesman
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Rome
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W. P. Elsdon
Chicago Standard
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A Christmas Message on Sharing and Benevolence
This Christmas essay urges joy through giving within reach, citing Scrooge and Harpagon as contrasts to true spirit. It argues gifts should come from heartfelt generosity, not wealth, and that poverty cannot excuse unkind words. The piece asks readers to act with benevolence and love, praying for shared good work.
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Paternal Reproof A Child Masters the Chronicle Scene
A San Francisco Chronicle snippet shows a family waiting for a streetcar on Tyler Street. A small girl Maria asks questions and dominates the moment, provoking the father’s irritation while the narrator notes the child’s growing influence and wit in the situation. The vignette ends with the mother humming as they head home on Turk Street.
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Chronicle
San Francisco
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