Campaign of Education and Tariff Reform Debate
Excerpted speech at Madison Square Garden argues for the Campaign of Education led by the Democratic Party to reform tariffs and raise political awareness among workers. It denounces protective tariffs as enriching a few while burdening labor and farmers, urging equitable policy and sustained mobilization behind tariff reform and American industry.
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Pany
Itaelf
Taspthera
SRG
Eland
New York
de Canca
Reform Club
United States
Democratic Party
Tse
Pris
Educstion Waa
Ita
Swan
Bence
Ianot Cally
Deivate
Sictor
Tarim
Nebraska
Teres
Towa
s.New Hampshire
Todey
Wisconsin
Iowa
Messly
Labor Star
Ustica
Ohio
Tip
Burchard
Republican Party
Jnst
Democratic
Bourton
Wome
Uis
Tarif
Bolte
Staten— Democracy
Party of the People
Horace Boies
Madison Square Garden
Northwest
Tam
Tosat
Joshua's Greatest Battle and Victory in Faith
A sermon by Rev. T De Witt Tal mage in the Holy Land series portrays Joshua's final campaign as a test of trust in God. It retells crossing the Jordan, Jericho's fall by ram’s horns, Ai’s strategic victory, and the sun and moon’s standstill at Gibeon, culminating in Joshua's valedictory and the call to serve the Lord.
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Talmage
Holy Land
Joshua
Morom
Israel
Palestine
Jesus
Moses
Fort Pulaski
Gibraltar
Jordan
Mount Lebanon
The
Canaan
Jericho
Pompey
Herod the Great
Bull Run
God
Church of God
Munson
Borneo
Tyndall
University of Glasgow
Church
Gibeon
Beth-horon
Ajalon
Massillon
Louis XVI
Jerusalem
Hebron
Jarmuth
Lachish
Eglon
Washington
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Wellington
Apsley House
Monmouth
Yorktown
Adventurer claims fertile interior Alaska route and pastures
A traveler recounts joining an expedition into Alaska beyond the Mount St Elias range via Chilcat Pass, entering a green fertile interior with vast meadows and rich lands. The party split. one group returned via the Yukon, the narrator sailed the Alsek to the sea. He argues interior Alaska holds grazing and mineral potential, but accessibility blocks development and time will judge truth.
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Ios Flettin
Stanley
Africa
Alaska
Uncle Sam
Mount St Elias Range
Chilcot Pass
Yukon
Hali
Alsech
Chilcat Pass
North Pole
St Louis Globe- Democrat
Indian Warfare and Aerial Escapes at Bennett
Dispatches report Big Foot and Sitting Bull factions fleeing after surrender, headed toward the Bad Lands with General Brooke unable to intercept. Troops plan a White River camp and Seventh Cavalry moves to close the southern gap. tensions rise among agency Indians as rumors swirl about other leaders.
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Post Rimes
Brooke
Sumner
Big Foot
Brookett
White River
Seventh Cavalry
Taylors
Teria
Tie Ony
Coane
Conor
Bennett
Captain Hearst
Fort Sully
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Ita Progrean
amAnetaben
Jaywhere
Abie
Bob
Rosalie
T. de Witt Talmage
D. D
Sitting Ball
McCarthy
Boutoone
O’brien
Ireland
Parnell
Kilkenny
Gill
Timothy D. Sullivan
Pernell
Garpen City
Kan
Grand Lodge
Knights of Reciprocity
Jesse Taylor
Penton
Supreme Lodge
Wasamatox
Alabama
Wausau
Wis
Oneida
Lextnotes
Pat Fahey
Cornelius Sullivan
Railroad
Fahey
Sullivan
Lowdon
Nellie Pearcey
Vienna
Croatia
Petensinnex
E. H. Riggan
Mecklenburg County
Mascarater
Here
Wood
Robert Gregory
Gregory
Thomas Wood
St. Louis
Samuel Mickles
Yenkes Blade
Rita
Dale
Louisville Courier-Journal
Paris Society of Public Medicine
Partington
Still Outleck
Boston
Bath
Snower
Kharkov
Germany
Nory
Tme
Theatrea
Pammuter
N. Y. Tribune
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