The Mighty Name of Jesus in Talmage’s Sermon
Reverend T DeWitt Talmage extols the name of Jesus as the one above all names, enduring through ages and hearts, urging listeners to accept Christ. He contrasts worldly fame with the name’s power, invites souls to mercy at the altar, and portrays Jesus as sovereign, loving, and worthy of praise across nations and ages.
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Brooklyn Rey
T. DeWitt
Jesus
Flenry
Clayton Kentuckian
William Wirt
Daniel Websterton
Paul
Tegard
Christ
Jeans
Dyomasa
Cums
Bethlehem
Methsemane
Golgotha
Genesaret
Emmaus
Scenturion
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Gethsemane
John Wesley
Heaven
God
Messiah
Sharon
Jacob
Te Eolas Neel
Christ Jesus
Rothschild
Silliman
Paps
Washington
Wellington
Jesus Temple
Saul
Newton
England
Victoria
Germany
William
Jacosa
France
Spain
Siberian Snow Castle
Zoe Beens
Walter Scott
Gregory VI
Sancho
Conrad I
Richardi
Catharine
Russia
Earth
Temple Q
Holy Ghost
N. Y. Mail and Express
Two Party Differences and Illinois Show Minimums
The article argues democracy favors maximum individual liberty while Republicans fear unrestrained freedom. It discusses the Illinois party scene, measures to expand education rights, and the interplay between Harrison and Quay, citing St. Louis Republic and Chicago Times on party loyalties and potential realignment.
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Illinois
St. Louis Republic
Democratc Party
Democratic Party
Ilinois
Republican Party
United States
Political maneuvering colors a pension case in press comments
A chorus of editorials from Chicago Mail, New York World, New Haven News, New York Advertiser, Chicago Times and St Paul Globe critiques Baum and Raum amid party politics. They note Harrison Blaine Platt and Quay faction tensions, Reed’s ambitions, and calls for silence versus inquiry as delegates and officials face accusations of misconduct and influence.
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Baum
Cattre Fish
Chicago Mail
Harrison
N. Y
Platt
Quay
New York
Pennsylvania
Blaine
New Haven
Reed
Minneapolis
Czar Reed
Indiana
Massachusetts
Nebraska
St. Paul Globe
Raum
Morrison
Pension Bureau
Tanner
Chicago
Washington as a Speller in Washington Letters
The Maryland Historical Society discussed Washington on spelling and grammar in his letters. Rev Sparks’ suppression of unfavored content from a 1775 Camp Cambridge letter was cited, with excerpts showing spelling and punctuation flaws and criticisms of Massachusetts officers.
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Maryland Historical Society
Washington
Herbert E. Adams
Johns Hopkins University
Jared Sparks
Mall Harrison
Ellicott City
Sparks
New England
Harrison
Joseph Packard, Jr
Dams
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Cambridge
Continental Congress
Massachusetts
Army
Haeassia
Bunkers
Roermaine Pathick Wiese
Packard
Ellen Lee Knapp
Washington, D. C
Dickens and Lord Stanley's Library Meeting Tale
A clipped reminiscence traces young Charles Dickens reporting for Lord Stanley, impressing with his first speech while serving as the future novelist. The anecdote links a library visit, a sharp correction from Sir James Graham, and a later invitation where Derby recalls the youth’s insight, foreshadowing Dickens’s rise.
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Dickens
Charles
Ley
Earl of Derby
Lord Stan
Agan
Lord Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
James Graham
Mr. Speaker
House of Commons
James
Charles Dickenton
Lord Derby
Pete
German Socialism Origins and Growth in the 19th Century
The piece traces German socialism from its early seeds in 16th century reform to later developments under Marx and Bismarck. It notes early party counts in Berlin, Reichstag election results, and restrictive state policy, with a brief economic snapshot of Berlin housing under conditions of industrial expansion. It also references London cab drivers and labor disputes in England as context for labor unrest and public charity.
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Socialiso
Frederick William TV
Throme Fee Social Aesee
Labora of Marx
Messa
Berlin
Reichstag
Socialista
Bismarck
William
Boston Journal
London
Labor Commission
E. Dyke
Newton
Mari Street
Science and Industry Notes From Gambia and Colonies
A collage of figures on Gambia exports shows 29,008 tons of ground mate and oils largely sent to Marseilles. Other notes cover wool exports from Queensland, frozen meat volumes, butter factory outputs in Berry, and ostrich farming. The text discusses colonial agricultural yields, dairy economics, and experiments in natural phenomena with mixed archaic phrasing and several OCR errors.
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Gambia
Marseilles
Queenslem
Berry
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Cape
Titis
Sont
America
Andes
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Carlos Martyo
Harrison Sod Quay
Lican Party
Benjamin Harrison
Matt Quay
Matthew Stanley Quay
Harrien
Wanamaker
Dudley
Harrisburg
David
Jonathan
Chicago Times
Tom
Jack
Jack—O
Yankee Blade
Briggs
Miss Tutter
Brooklyn
Bargers
New York City
Napoleon
St Vitua
Momas
Fourteenth Street
Jean Berber
Una
Science and Industry
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