Will Always Win by Rev Tal Mage on Holy Land Travel
A fragmentary sermon excerpt recalls Rev T De Witt Tal mage praising Christian triumphs and imagining travel to the Holy Land. It blends religious exhortation with rail and steamship imagery, urging faith to inspire global pilgrimage and empire building for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Burckhardt
Siloam
Capernaum
Jerusalem
Levita
Paul
Jordan
Holy Land
Tam
Golgothe
Bethlehem
Muleseera
Constantinople
Joppa
Tiberias
Jesus
Ballot for Women Promises Independence in Politics
In a Portland Maine suffrage meeting Mia Livermore argues education-backed voting for women, refuting objections in Massachusetts style. She cites emigration, temperance, art, science, and religion to claim women’s ballot will empower families, society, and national progress.
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Portland
Mia Livermore
Maine Woman Suffrage Association
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Massachusetts
Worthwhile progress in women clubs and unity
A 19th century piece lauds women clubs led by Sorosis in New York forming a national convention with 52 delegates from 19 states. It recalls hostile views of granting women rights and celebrates clubs as a network for social uplift and addressing the race problem, praising women's generosity and intellect.
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America
Ikea Network
Sorosis
New York
Woman's Magazine
England's suffrage debate favors singles and widows ahead of married women
The piece argues that public opinion in England supports full suffrage for single women and widows but excludes married women. It urges smart, phased reform, noting Parliament favors existing gains while resisting immediate full equality, and warns reforms come in steps rather than all at once.
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England
Woman's Journal
Women and Suffrage Across Nations and Generations
The article catalogs figures and events about women’s suffrage, noting six women police officers in London with seven more to be appointed, and various appointments as notaries in Columbus Indiana. It highlights the Woman’s Relief Corps in Ohio aiding soldiers’ families, the first ballot by a Wyoming woman, and prominent speeches by George William Curtis and others advocating equal suffrage. It also mentions Governor Luce of Michigan and a Lincoln Kansas election scene with three generations of women voting together.
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Kate Gannett Wells
Massachusetts
Wells
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
William Lloyd Garrison
Lord Jesus Christ
Talmare
Amon
Dombtry
David
Dover
Goliath
Mosart
Handel
Canova
Christ
Gayla
Thomas Chalmers
John Many
Weson
Sinai
Calvary
Gamuel L. Southard
Senate
Princeton
Daniel Welmter
Bunker Hill
Girard Will
Gibbon
Robespierre
Copernicus
Galileo
Boston
Ninevet
Chicago
Paul
Manding
Tess
Tn Carrol D. Wright
National Bureau of Statistics
New York
Henry Will
Jeffries
Eluba
Walla
Joseph
Daniel
Shadrach
Christain Pict
Osien
Aketoh
Bamuel
Thorvaldsen
Landajo
Fremark
Joshua
Arimsthes
Itaxi
Corinth
God
Dan
Chris
Board of Trade
Jesus
Albany
Washington
Oppost
Herachel
Jericho
Spain
Robinson
Kansas
Fisk
Tris
London
Wendall Phillips
Hover
Indiana
Willamotts Monch
Minnie Young
Minnie Mobley
Anna Gilgour
Columbus
Ind
Woman's Relief Corps
Central
Ohio
Wyomning
Mai F. Seruoum
United States Court of Claims
Court of Claims
United States
Cuartes W. Mann
Mathuen
Mass
George William Curtis
Asa
Benjamin
Charles
Alice
Barbara
Charlotte
Luce
Michigan
House
Lincoln
Kas
Ellen M. Dodson
Ella P. Moore
Mra Etta Minx
Lincoln Beacon
Freedom of Thought and the Power Within
A meditation on the interplay between freedom and influence in thought. It argues thought remains our own yet shaped by associations, education, climate, and emotion, urging cultivation of conditions that empower rational, just, and truthful thinking.
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Philadelphia Ledger
He Saves the Ship Amid Ocean Crisis
An officer reports rising water aboard a ship and the captain orders lightening the load. Sailors throw overboard the actress's baggage and three canes, saving the vessel as the leak drops and the ship resumes course.
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Lordon Dude
Chicago Tribune
Napoleon at Elba. Porto Ferrata landing and rule
The Elbans welcomed Napoleon on Porto Ferrata as he arrived by sea to take charge of Elba. He toured the town, attended a Te Deum, and was presented with keys to the city. He allocated funds to public works but faced heavy taxes and misgivings about sustaining his court. Capoliveri resisted taxes briefly before submitting to his rule.
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Christ
Tarshish
Queen of
Sheba
Euch
Cain
Abel
Caniff
Brother Caniff
Canut
Lake Huron
Paradise Hall
Beartrap Nol
de Sethe
Brother’ Gardner
Ebery
Detroit
Presa
Porto Ferrata
Napoleon
Bent Kuege
Tibertin
Vicario
Elba
Fontainebleau
France
Waterloo
Capoliveri
Mel
Marongo
Cornhill Magazine
Industrious Mexicans A Cooperative Village Near Orizaba
An American visits Senango a cooperative village near Orizaba Mexico. The small Indian community runs the village with an Alcalde and council funds from crops. Main produce coffee lemons oranges bananas vegetables and corn. Surplus coffee funds clothing and an emergency treasury. practices include charcoal and planks sales to Orizaba.
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Orisaba
Orizaba
Mexico
Senango
Tenango
Chicago Journal
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Rev
T. de Witt Talmage
D. D
Setts Reformatory Prison
Harvard Debating Society
Louisville Courier-Jourenl
New Diggins
Ill
Limekiln Club
Gardner
Bradder J. X. Onn
Bradder
J. X. Caniff
Wustrate
National Stockman
Journal of Education
N. Y. Ledger
Istent
Quitman County
Georgia
Plesant Valley
India
Poughkeepsie
Belzoni
Karnac
Thebes
Vyse
Grast Pyramid
Nimrod
Lay
British Museum
Grigaley
Wilkins
Havana
Chicago Herald
Germany
Justice’s Court
Jasper
Edward Clifford
Damien
Que
Andaman
Dougall
Donald Stewart
Islands
Hawaii
Molokai
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