The Threshing Floor Sermon of Rev Talmage Explains Trials
In a Brook in Jones tabernacle sermon Rev. T DeWitt Talmage compares life to a threshing floor where God uses staff rod and iron wheel to separate grain from husk. He argues trials refine faith, warn against clinging to earthly wealth, and promise heavenly joy after tribulation. He cites biblical and historical images to urge letting go and trusting divine design.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brookinm Tabernacle
Macaulay
the Angels
London
Wealey
Joses
Messure
Paul
Robert Moffat
Rachel Russel
Frederick
God
Daniel
Jonah Leviathan
Eve
Eden
John Rogers
Smart
Elijah
Christ
Mary
John
Heaven
Policies of the Democracy and Honest Pensions
A compact summary from a 19th century press page arguing that democracy remains true to its creed, favoring limited government and market-based reform, while condemning Republican protectionism as favoring capital over labor. It contrasts Democratic goals with pension reform and critiques protective tariffs and class interests noted by various papers. The piece also cites opinion on taxation, government waste, and reform, referencing President Cleveland and veterans’ pensions.
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Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Democratic Party
Endat
Albsay Argus
Raum
Gen
Harrison
Treasury
Cleveland
Senate
N. Y. World
Holland
Portugal
Belgium
Confederation
Russia
Siberia
Austria
Sweden
Denmark
Bavaria
Germany
Hodel
William
United States
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Maine
New York
Iowa
France
Spain
England
Loston Herald
Detroit Free Press
Mr. Cleveland
Kansas City Times
Vienna
the James
Henries
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Columbus
Proson
Mark Twain
Hartford
Mark
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Ireland
McKinley at Columbus as 1896 presidential hopeful
A critical look at Governor McKinley's Ohio convention speech portrays him as a calculated aspirant for the 1896 Republican nomination. The piece accuses him of exploiting party divisions, denouncing Democrats, and presenting himself as the sole defender of national economic policy while pledging pension gains and attacking Cleveland. It casts doubt on his unity claims and notes cross-campaign commentary from multiple papers.
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Southampton
Gov. McKinley
Columbus
Maj. McKinley
Ohio
Cleveland
Congress
Baer Vra
Democratic Party
Washington
Jefferson
Gena McKinley
Napoleon
Rutherford Hayes
Union
Sherman
Foraker
William McKinley
John Sherman
McKinley
Republican Party of
Chicago Times
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Cawnpore
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King’s Palace
Quay
Pennsylvania
N. Y
World
Iif
Cleveland Plain Dealer
M’kinley
Col
Clarkson
Republican Party
Chicago Herald
Ome
Detroit Pree Press
Thevet
St. Louis Republic
Ifs
Evyn Law
Cesar
Christian Union
Inter Ocean
Turner
Wells
Nan
Brooklyn Eagle
Jack Cresd
Kate Field
Mr. Lushforth
IndianspoliaJoum
Brookyn Life
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