Five Cloaks of Sin Exposed by Talmage At Winfield
Rev T DeWitt Talmage sermon at Winfield Kansas argues sin hides behind official power elegant manners outward morality and religious profession. He name checks rulers bishops and elites to warn no throne robe or polished conduct can shield from divine judgment the only cloak sufficient is Christ’s righteousness.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Winfeld
Kas
al- Anny
Eden
Christ
Greaves
Ainss
Jenas Christ
God
Borgman
Nebuchadge
Ahab
Herod
Javel
Gall- Yee
Papa
Baalshazzar
Jehu
Dewbel
Henry VII
Louis XV
Catherine of Russia
Mary of England
Paul
Bers
Adam
Vesuvius
Samaria
Jonathan Edwards
John
Wesley
Tom Pulne
Charles Guiteau
Emiles
Sovertheless
Earth
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Howard
Satan
Ain
Madison Avenue
Kim Street
Dives
Judea
Europe
Victor Emmanuel’s Fox Reward Earns First Money
The young King of Italy, Victor Emmanuel, shot a fox while on a hunting trip and promised a peasant two ducats if he killed the fox. The farmer brought the fox and the king paid the two coins, remarking it was his first earned money. The peasant’s wife received gifts the next day, revealing the king’s identity.
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Emmanuel
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Victor
Reuard
Deutsche Rundschaw
The Deadly Cigarette Warning From a Brokdn Youth
Samuel Kimball a sixteen year old smoker died at St John’s Hospital Brooklyn after a weeks decline in which he suffered a dropsical leg condition weighed by nicotine and organ failure. A nurse tended him as doctors warned that cigarettes poison nervous systems and demanded reform among youths.
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Samuel Kimball
St John's Hospital
Brooklyn
Young Kimball
Leto
Descendants of Federalists Rally Against Jeffersonian Democracy
The Chicago Herald reprints a strong attack on Cabot Lodge a Massachusetts Republican and sponsor of the federal election bill. It traces Lodge to George Cabot and the Essex junto denouncing the Federalists as aristocrats who distrusted the people. It argues Lodge would use force to compel votes and laments the party’s anti democratic heritage.
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Jefferson
Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
George Cabot
Hamilton
New England
Essex Junta
George
Chicago Herald
Fall State Elections and Senate Outlook in 1890s
The article argues how results of fall state elections will shape the U S Senate after March 4 and cites Wisconsin Illinois California and New York as battlegrounds. It discusses Democratic gains potential Democratic Assembly and a possible Senate shift weakening Republicans’ control amid scandals monopolies and fading Harrison support. It also notes Republican tactics and calls for party reform and new blood to alter the Senate balance.
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Senate
Montana
United States
Wisconsin
Spooner
Illinois
General Palmer
California
Leland Stanford
Connecticut
Orville H. Platt
New York
William M. Evarts
House
Harrison
Republican Party
Ingalls
Stanford
Evarts
Platt
Farwell
United States Senate
Congress
Voice of the People
Albany Argus
West
Bak
House Judiciary Committee
Laginiatura
South
Judiciary Committee
Drift of Opinion on Tariffs and Elections
A compilation of editorial opinions from major papers criticizing party tactics and tariff policy. Highlights include Republicans in Illinois under pressure, calls for federal supervision to curb vote selling in Reed’s district, skepticism about Cape May signage, and Grover Cleveland’s tariff stance pending McKinley bill revisions. Labor and protectionism debates feature sharply, with Chicago Globe labeling protection as a lie and a Johnsonburg, Pa. post office name change mockingly rejected by locals.
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Kamea Mmigars
Summerset
Blaine
Himeelf
Republican Party
Congress
Reed
Chicago Times
Ilinois
Chicago Herald
Thomas B Reed
Louisville Courier-Journal
Harrison
Cape May
Wanamaaker
Detroit Free Press
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia Telegraph
Hungary
Canada
Bohemia
Chicago Globe
Johnsonburg
Wanamaker
Quay
Northwestern Mail
Enamel Orange Invention and Notable Oddities In Print
An assortment of curiosities and anecdotes from a New York lady inspired an enameled orange that opens to reveal a watch and a purse. The column drifts through topics from elevating the masses with elevators to mules in tunnels, language studies with a phonograph, a Paris detective drama, and humorous vignettes about life and fiction in the era. It recounts quirky discoveries, odd purchases, and social curiosities reflecting contemporary curiosity and wit.
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New York
Port Huron
Passamaquoddy
Maine
Gallitzin
Clearfield County
Chicago
Warrenstown
Robert E Lee
Gratiot
London
Via Flaminia
Rome
Hannibal
Nero
Mark Antony
Cornelia
Cincinnatus
Pennsylvania Dunkarda
The Wise Woman and the Ballot in Massachusetts
The column argues that women must gain the vote to influence laws that affect households and public life. It contrasts how dog owners and their ballots drove quick action with neglecting a ten hour workday for women. It urges education, public duty, and the ballot to build a wiser society alongside men.
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Massachusettes
Hoston
Sumner
Boston
Julia Ward Howe
New England Suffrage Association
Wendell Phillips
Troy
Wis Pallas Athene
University of Michigan
Weat
Ballot of Means to Secure Working Women's Rights
A Labor Standpoint piece argues suffrage as essential justice for women, citing Massachusetts law, Sumner on ballots as protection, and examples from Finland, Wyoming, and Illinois. It highlights equal pay, eight-hour workday aims, and women entering trades and public life.
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James W. Claris
Boston Globe
Neitier
Massachusett
Easu
U.S. Senate
Sumner
Finland
Wiborg
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Benny
Tennessee
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Harison
North
White House
Louisville Courier- Journal
Paris
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Surete
Police de Surete
Surete Generale
Prefect of Police
Cabinet du Prefect
Vidoog
M. Goron
Euch
Department of Information
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Claude
London ‘Telegraph
Cora
Clara
Munsey's Weekly
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Heidelberg
Oxford
Happes
George William Curtis
Evory
Philadelphia
Uxchange
Ite
Gnc
Ohana
Wyoming
Cape Ang Ad—vertisur
Quren Isanmza Association
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