What of the Night Watch Sermon by Talmage
Rev Dr Talmage delivers a Brookyn Tabernacle sermon on the third watch of the night urging Christian action in urban poverty. He describes night-time sin in cities like New York and Brooklyn, calls for practical aid to the needy, and highlights the wrecks of gambling, drinking, and crime along with reformist civil service themes.
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Crima
Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Babylon
Fineveb
Jerusalem
Charleston
Bosler
New York
Noul
Dane
Brooklyn
Thisyos
Garret
Eslar
West
Congress
Roswell
Male
Ciatham
Bandkar
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Angel
Long Island
Christian Co
Pont
Methodist Recorder
Ex-Speaker Keifer's Garfield Oration Not Printed
The Sun reports that an oration by ex Speaker Keifer on General Garfield cannot be printed in full. Specimen passages praise citizenship and the civil man while noting controversy over his appearance at Garfield statue unveiling. Authorities did not seek court intervention to block the speech.
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Ristori
Erwin Booth
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Garfield
Washington
United States
Congress
Grant
Senate
Civil Service of
Civil Service Commission
Blaine
General Butler
Butler
House
New York Custom House
Guiteau
W. ¥. Post
Des Moines
Foraker
Union
Son
Ohio
Catch
World
Edward F. Brigham
District of Columbia
Thurman
Boston
Boston Globe
Keifer
Jonas
Sun
Chas. J. Faulkner
West Virginia
United States Senate
St. Louis
Commissioner of Agriculture
Colman
Chicago Herald
Chicago News
Kentucky
Lyman Boliver Buckner
Fort Donelson
Ieee
Pigeon racing and notices move through late 19th century press
A long column reviews varied topics from politics and veterans groups to a deep feature on pigeon racing. It recounts the life of blue male 0563, a Newark, New Jersey carrier pigeon with a record-setting 368 mile start from Liberty Virginia to Newark in 1886, and details Starr of New York's oversight. It also notes Japanese court liveries adopting Austrian styles, American oysters in Europe, and broader maritime and scientific interest.
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Chester
Starr
New York
Cortlandt and
Washington Streets
Wm. Bennett
Newark
N. J
America
Philadelphia
Liberty
Morgantown
N. C
Belgium
N. F. Sun
Austria
Koniastu
Vienna
Japan
Europe
U. S
Goodwin
Annaberg
Germany
Mobius
University of Kiel
Fedenser
Schleswig
Schieimunde
Trusting through trials and church duty in faith
Religious reading reflects on trusting God through suffering, church as training ground for virtue, and the need for constant practice in Christian life. It urges faithful personal effort, warns against revival ebbs, and stresses pastor congregant mutual support and respectful worship conduct.
Attainment Demands Persevering Effort and Exertion
The piece argues high attainment requires persistent effort not mere desire. It explains attain differs from obtain or procure, demanding considerable exertion. It cites Montesquieu on time to succeed and claims great attainments come from exceptional work in attaining.
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Montesquieu
Life In Earnest and Real Depths of Conversation
Dr Arnold reflects on meeting many people, craving earnest discourse that dives beyond surface topics. He seeks conversations that reveal life direction and commitment, hoping for genuine empathy and purpose as he ages.
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Dr. Arnold
Choice Selections From a Religious Page
A string of brief religious quotes and reflections is presented, attributed to figures such as Livingstone Havergal Bishop Huntington and J. 3. Mac duff. The lines urge duty, heavenly focus, faithfulness, self sacrifice, trials as refining fires, and caution against appearances over truth.
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Livingstone
Heaven
Earth
F. R. Havergal
Christ
Bishop Huntington
Macduff
D.D
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T. de Witt Talmage
Eason
Antietam
George Stuart
Mart
Switzerland
Ibave
London
Oakwood Cemetery
Zacon
Beatin
Newspaper Opinion
Franklin D. Smith
Portland
Ore
Garfield Post
Grand Army of the Republic
The
Potomac
Thunderbolt
W. F. Herald
Hodge
Christana
New York Examiner
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