Talmage Christmas Sermon on the Nativity and Dominion
Rev T De Witt Talmage preaches a Christmas sermon blending the Bible Luke 2 with reflections on Bethlehem Egypt and a celestial panorama. He links the Magi gifts gold frankincense and myrrh to worship and kingdoms and expands on Christ’s universal rule across worlds while urging compassion for animals and humans.
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Advent
Chim Ham
Western reformers meet in Chicago for tariff reform rites
A banquet at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Chicago brought together over two hundred tariff reformers to celebrate recent victories in tariff reform and education. Speakers included Franklin Mac Veagh, General John C. Black, J Sterling Morton, Gwen Scott, Edwin Burritt Smith, Edward G. Mason, and Grover Cleveland as the ideal reform leader. The night featured fervent praise for Cleveland and calls for a revenue-only tariff with reduced protection.
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Chicago
Illinois
Tariff Reform League
League
Franklin MacVeagh
William T. Baker
John C. Black
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Gwen Scott
Edwin Burritt Smith
Edward G. Mason
H. W. Snow
William G. Ewing
Baker
Worcester
Carter
Five Forks
Grover Cleveland
Republic
Dirsdsiung
Republican Party
Abe
Morton
Cleveland
Owen Scott
Bisiae
Monopolists and Farmers in a Fight for Equal Justice
A lengthy editorial harshly condemns attacks on farmers by urban interests and warns that wage earners favoring monopolies threaten rural prosperity. It cites the California senator’s plan as a misguided move while urging readers to resist demagoguery and support a broader justice for all classes. The piece traces political shifts in the Northwest, notes the rise of the Farmers movement, and cites press commentary from Chicago Times and the St. Louis Republic.
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Chicago Times
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Woodford
Farmers’ Movement
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Elijah RB. Kennedy
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Tribune
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la Follette
Iowa
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Burrows
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Congress
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Richmond
Washington
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Fom
Free Presa
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Boston
Edward Atkinson
Quilp
Parpetretel
Helen
Ethel
George
Heeper
Ma Mae Reeh Ulacebisebornir
Deake
Harvard
Yala
Childlae
William Beary Smith
Swenke
William Beary
Detroit Free Press
PRESS OPINIONS ON FORC E BILL AND SENATE FORECAST
An assorted montage of editorials and quips from several papers weighing the force bill and party fortunes. It notes anxious support for policy passage, tensions in the Senate, and predictions on party shifts including Democratic gains in New York Wisconsin Illinois and possibly New Hampshire.
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Ilinois
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Kansas
South Dakota
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United
Delaware
Florida
Maryland
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New Jersey
Tennessee
Vienia
West Virginia
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