Sin Finds Us Out In The World Within The World Beyond
Reverend Talmage warns that sin is exposed by conscience in the mind and in life. He cites historical figures and literary voices to argue that every act or thought may be revealed by a divine detector, urging immediate confession to Christ to escape judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rans
Vonatee
Reuben
Jordan
Promised Land
Peron
Baalnat
Petey
Nero
Ain
Bason
Byron
de Quincy
Franco
England
Kingston
West
Todien
St Paul's
London
Pears Sea
Hinistory
Moses
Grst
Augustine
Cowper
Samuel
Johnson
Gultecu
Lapaee
Mike
Louis Kiv
France
Hentz
St. Denis
Louis XIV
Ely
Tynes
Toastey Les
H.s
Adam
Cain
Joseph
Egypt
Achan
Gebari
Jonah
Manggec
Judas
Anannias
Sapphirs
Israel
Jerusalem
Hood
Eugene Aram
Pan
Italy
Earth
Heaven
Cesar Augustus
Cesar
Imperial Navy
Jesus
Refuge
Christ
Paul
Fiction in Politics And The Lie Called History Made Up
George Hope argues that newspapers distort political statements and letters from leaders. He cites A M Gibson on Tilden and Cleveland, denies the letter’s receipt by Cleveland, and condemns persistent falsehoods about Manning and Cleveland. He warns journalism fosters forgetfulness and imagined slights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tilden
New York Sun
A. M. Gibson
Tilden
Cleveland
Carlisle
Gibson
Congress
John Bigelow
Manton Marble
Andrew H. Green
G. W. Smith
Mr. Cleveland
R E. Cleveland
Washington
Holland Patent
Daniel Manning
Grover Cleveland
Syracuse
Manning
Albany
Rufus W. Peckham
Slocum
Astley Cooper
Blaine Denounces Dawes Re-Election In Augusta
A Boston Herald dispatch reports Charles Blaine expressing strong language about United States Senator Dawes following Dawes’s re-election. Blaine seeks to frame his regret as tied to Dawes’ Democratic votes, yet admits regret over the election itself. The Brooklyn Eagle comments on his cautiousness to avoid public misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dawes
Blaine
Augusta
Bruce
Boston Herald
Herald Dispatch
Maine
Brooklyn Eagle
Two Hats in the House and Political Murmurs
A London Times report recalls an amusing Commons moment where a Nationalist MP wore his rival’s hat, provoking laughter and a formal point of order. The stinging tone notes partisan glare and humor amid parliamentary procedure and public curiosity.
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House of Commons
North Warwickshire
Bond Street
Dickens
Speaker
London Times
Mixed Miscellany Flashes From Far and Wide
A Portsmouth ship Trafalgar to launch next September after beginning in January. A Waldron Missouri farmer reports a four month pig with two feet on each leg and five toes on every foot, a rarity cited with a wink at future pickled pig feet profits. Various notes: London World on paying for newspapers. Philadelphia candied sweet potatoes. a Connecticut beryl mine with golden gems. Berlin to build a Roman bathhouse with laundry services. Washington era quip about George Washington and Mars. Norway Sweden coast shifts and Baltic shallowness. Maine professor tests show many town thermometers wrong. Holyoke thread silk from 1874 Mill River disaster remains vibrant. a Lake George NB homicide case over a dog bark leads to a widow’s death. reindeer skin life belts and buoyancy. a long comic dialogue about roast beef and old maids in Hinglish style. a Detroit nurse scene with a newborn. and a Texas frontier anecdote about Ben Thompson’s fights.
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Portsmouth
England
Waldron
St. Louis Post
London Christian World
N. B
United Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Hartford Courant
Berlin
George Washington
Mars
St. Albans
Norway
Sweden
Baltic
Linnwas
Rogers
Waterville College
Maine
Holyoke
Leeds
Mill River
Boston Journal
Luke Lawson
Allen Ballantyne
Underground Wires Spread Across Germany in Vast Cable Network
Berlin dispatch from the London Times notes Germany built a 5,463 km underground telegraph cable system linking Konigsberg to Metz and Strasburg, with 37,372 km of wires. Construction cost about 30.2 million marks, and Berlin–Halle cable took three months. Overhead lines remain in use, but underground cables offer low maintenance costs and resilience for military needs and emergencies. Germany leads in this telegraph network, France following suit with limited adoption.
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Germany
Berlin
Halle
Empire
Konigsberg
Metz
Strasburg
London
Lowestoft
Dover
Gaul
France
London Times
Prayer and Grace Sustain Christian Workers Amid Fainting
A devotional piece urges perseverance in spiritual warfare, citing Paul and Eliza Cook to show that divine grace sustains workers in fatigue and danger. It emphasizes prayer, daily bread, and waiters on the Lord renewing strength, enabling Christians to endure hardship and continue service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Paul
Lons
Gideon
Jesus Christ
Jacob Knapp
Elder Knapp
Eliza Cook
Faith and Sunshine in a Christian Life
Rev. W. M. Bratham reflects on enduring hardship through faith, the enduring light of Christ, and living a life under God’s mercy. He cites scripture, lessons from life, and the call to children and parents to keep Christ at the center as life’s true morning joy.
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Christ
Israel
W. M. Bratham
Choice Selections from a Religious Page
A scrolling anthology of quotes from theologians and writers. Reflections on conscience, temper, virtue, and the Bible as solace, with lines from Novalis, Adams, Guyler, Thackeray, Archbishop Trench, Robert Hall, and Rev. Thorold.
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Rev
T. de Witt Talmage
D. D
Benton
Missouri
George Hope
Texas
Senate
South
Northwoods
Michigan
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Tribune
Grand Rapids
Matthews
New South
Des Moines
Jingo Science
Uxley
Oxley
Robbie
Detroit Free Press
Ben Thompson
Gilhooly
Teras Siftings
Chicago
Rane Dler
Jacob
Specters
Novalis
G. Adams
T. L. Guyler
Thachkeray
Archbishop Trench
Robert Hall
Thorold
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