Talmage on Youth and Temptation in the Market
A sermon in Ann Arbor argues that young men face moral temptations in daily life and in shops. DeWitt Talmage urges holding to the Bible, resisting dishonest employer practices, and choosing virtue over expediency despite social pressures.
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Owen
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Jonah
Fim
Manu
Pering
China
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Tara
Lanceta
Mohammed Man
Hindoo
Zendavista
Rock
Ian
Burke
Stalesman
Raphael
Thorwaldsen
Mozart
Blackstone
Bacon
Hervey
John Rage
Milton
Berbariam
Ewine
Dan Jont
Ephesus
Cy Ineon
Satan
Australia
Spieces
Iam
Walt
Kharee
Perdition
Ethiopia
Sahara
Christ
Sftar
Mieleor Ailtist
Gouda
Edra
Panion
President Harrsion denounces gerrymandering in message
The piece reviews President Harrison's annual message, praising his stance against gerrymandering in Connecticut New York and Michigan Ohio while critiquing parts of his tariff notes and Treasury report. It notes mixed reactions from Chicago and Louisville papers and highlights perceived satirical edges in his remarks on the McKinley tariff.
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Harrison
Connecticut
New York
United States
Michigan
Ohio
Congress
New
Uni Moses
Chicago Herald
Chicago Globe
St Louis Post- Dispatch
Raum
Chicago Times
Louisville Courier- Journal
N. S. Herald
Harrisonian
Holmes
Boston Globe
Brooklyn
Foster
Secretary of the Treasury
Amercan
Treasury Department
Fosted
Detroit Free Press
Debates on commissions and tariff reform dominate political debate
The piece reviews calls for impartial probes into electoral practices and corruption, critiques Supreme Court involvement in legislation, and reports on Speaker Crisp pledging tariff reform. It contrasts Gerry mandering critiques with practical limits of federal remedies and highlights partisan tension in 1880s politics.
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Supreme Court
Morrison
Louis Republic Crisps
Contemporaries Clash Over Harrison Blaine Tariff Debate
A compilation of editorials from multiple papers criticizes President Harrison and his rivals Blaine and Lodge. Opinions question tariff strategy, foreign policy stance, and political tactics, noting divisions within Indiana Republicans and critiques of Reed and Quay figures.
Democratic Pick Crisp as Speaker Clears Contested Path
The Democratic Party unites behind Mr. Crisp to lead the House, praising his judicial mind and parliamentary skill. His selection signals a bold push for tariff reform and aggressive action against the McKinley bill, with reports from Albany to St. Louis praising his temper, integrity, and leadership.
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N. Y. Post
Crap
N. S. World
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Jane Seer
Albany
Milly
St Louis Republic
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Buffalo Times
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Philadelphia Record
Milla
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