God as Mother in Talmage Sermon on Gentle Divine Comfort
Rev Talmage portrays God as a nurturing mother guiding and soothing through affliction mercy and forgiveness. He uses vivid parables and imagery of mothers care to explain divine discipline compassion and nearness. The hopeful message emphasizes comfort hope and lifelong trust in the divine maternal figure.
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T. Talmage
Tabernacle
Aisther
Amaon
Settle
Heaven
Rand Dows
God
John Kitto
Plymouth
Pathy
Dever
Saleep
England
Church of God
Atlantic
Pacific
Father
Mother
Jesus
Nellie
Omahe Herald
Iediamnenees Ly
Philadelphia
Dolly
Pat
Saulth
Gray
Wicks
Gleaguw
Paris
Tani Jan Io
Republic of Paraguay
Edison Laboratory
Martin
Cabhman
Lotharia
Clay Johnny Jones
Mr. Black
Johnny
Johnny Jones
Deficit Reveals Treasury Deception Under Harrison Rules
Albany Argus argues the treasury under Harrison falsified fiscal estimates. It cites Foster and past reports showing a growing deficit for 1893-4, driven by pensions, permanent appropriations, and sinking fund neglect.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Foster
Treasury Department
Harrison
Congress
Treasury
Charles Foster
Republican Party
Democratic Congress
Reed Congress
Harrison Pension Management
Harrison Administration
Fairchild
Albany Argus
Gennie's Retiring Bow and Harrison's Farewell Message
The piece critiques President Harrison's farewell address, labeling it dull and self-justifying while praising his long career and warnings of policy continuance. It notes his stance on tariffs, the silver question, treasury surpluses, and calls for continued protective measures, ending with a harsh view of his closing words on lynching.
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Harrison
Porter
Brussels
Congress
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Seaboard
St. Lawrence
South
White House
St. Louis Republic
Blaine
Democratic Party
Congress of the United States
Chicago Tribune
N. Y. World
Miller
Chicago Times
House
Chicago Herald
Whitelaw Reid
Despond
Albany Argun
Thugging in India and Imperial Christenings Stir Readers
A selection of vivid excerpts from early newspapers contrasts brutal Indian crime with Ottoman and European ceremonies. It covers Thuggee killings in 19th century India, their organized ranks and motives, and British suppression results, alongside accounts of Emperor Frederick III’s daughter's christening in a French influence tone and notes on heredity.
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Yorp
Frederick
Raphael
Sans Souci
London
Marguerite Cribsown
The Kiting Craft: How to Become Napoleon is No Capital st Alb
A fragmented excerpt discusses the kiting scheme known as “kiting credit.” A narrator explains borrowing, drawing drafts between Baltimore and Washington, and using two or more instruments to cover notes. The tale shows the creator’s rise as “Napoleon of finance” and eventual collapse from a protested note.
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Estars Republic
National Senate
West
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
Senate
Nevada
N. S. Post
Flahbow
Jfellow
Baltimore
Washington
Sam Large Ryle
Eta
Napoleon
Finance
Zremat
Amd
Washington Star
Cnet
Baston Globe
Peru
St Louis Republic
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Orient
Pernam
Miss Jones
Johnny Jone
Mr. Blage
Shortweight
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