Talmage's Sermon Appeal for India's Famine Sufferers
Rev T DeWitt Talmage travels from India to America in a famine relief appeal. He portrays Indian suffering, praises missionaries, and urges public donations to fund relief ships and bread consignments for 249 million Indians facing starvation while connecting the crisis to Christian missions and the gospel circle.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
India
Ethiopia
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Ahasuerus
Greece
Indias
Ceylon
Ceylons Isle
Calcutta
Jack
Shmale
Indus
Brahmaputra
Ganges
America
Persia
Siberia
China
Arabian
Egypt
Darey
Oiher
Warin Hastings
Edmund Burle
Archolog
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Republican Rule and Tax Debate Across the States
The article critiques Republican fiscal policy contrasting it with Democratic tax rates, arguing Republicans resort to indirect taxes and extravagance. It discusses governor control, tariff debates, labor reforms, and party loyalties, citing Albany and St Louis papers to illustrate the political divide and critique of machine politics.
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Repubican
Millona
Albany Agus
Wehava
Democrata
Binghamton
Federation
Libor
Mckinley Toos
Hanna Speaker
Reed
Dingley
Workingen
Trusts Syndicatis Monopolies
Repuilia
St Lows Republic
Senate actions force Dingley bill revision critics
The Democratic Senate side scores a win by pushing to strike the retroactive clause of the Dingley tariff. West’s censure move on Secretary Gage spurs optimism among supporters that the clause will be eliminated, easing duties for importers and reducing administrative friction at customs.
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Senate
West
Gage
Dingley
Lawa
Iprolyi
Detrat Free Press
Political rancor swirls over gold standard debates cross nation
A mosaic of editorials from Atlanta to Kansas City condemns Republican and Democratic figures. Critics disparage Mr Hanna and Mr Bryan as speeches skewed by platitudes while urging accountability and fiscal restraint amid changing gold standard discourse.
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Hanna
Atlanta Constitution
Binghamton ( Y
Messrs Cleveland
Carlisle Wileson
Benedict
Chicago Dispatch
Bryan
Illinois State Register
Nir Dingleys
Kansas City
Korb
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Aother
Someville Pines
Mir Whigky
Thost
Republican Party
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Tdalli
Mehipley Wise
Louis Republic
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Uise
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Washington
Hinna Welyindey
Shane
Anes
Sethsto
Mark Hanna
Miscellaneous items reflect quirky notes and oddities
A collage of brief items including Gen Horace Porter’s quip on Boston as a state of mind. population trivia, a French porcelain factory resignation, Geneva post office tightening rules, a Kokomo widow found dead in her chair, forged banknote warnings, a purse mystery in Calais, a snake charmer incident, and a wartime naming idea for torpedo boats referencing Native American chiefs.
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Horace Porter
Boston
Berlin
Sevres Porcelain Factory
Geneva
Switzerland
Sarah Beatty
Kokomo
Ind
John Zimmerer
Towson Md
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George
Margaret
England
Calais
Savoy Tex
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Origin of the Stars and Stripes in Washington’s Flag
A fragmented historical reminiscence traces the first US flag raised by Washington in Cambridge in 1776, detailing thirteen stripes, a blue field with crosses, and later Congress changes. The article connects the flag’s design to Washington’s era and Arlington/Washington lineage, noting engrained symbols and evolving symbolism.
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Sanhees
United States of America
Washington
Cambridge Mass
St George
St Andrew
Congress
Northington
America
Suveral
Widington
Cerereton
Wislington
Liiz Wisharton
Wishington
Cail Ridge
Fraig
Sonteafums
Cressis
Charles
Y Joy Apts
Egg Dance at Post-Lenten Frolic Draws Prizes and Giggles
The Kee Daneco Teets Skill and Ate fords society hosts an old time frolic featuring an egg dance. Twenty five eggs form two circles for couples to navigate without breaking eggs. Prizes include dainty bonbon boxes and Dresden china.
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Dresden
China
Crapes and Crepon Styles in Mourning Fabrics
The article explains crape and crepon fabrics, noting crape’s wrinkled surface produced by twisting warp and weft. It discusses how uneven weaves, color effects, and material choices like silk and cotton affect appearance, reflectivity, and suitability for mourning crepes.
Portable Bureau Trunk With Front-Opening Drawers
A new portable dressing case or trunk combines bureau and dressing case attributes. It features side drawers with bottom accessible from the top, allowing easy access without tipping. The front-opening design saves wall space, reduces handling, and keeps contents neat and undisturbed on arrival.
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