The Gospel of Christ and the Labor Struggle
A dramatic sermon argues that the law of supply and demand must yield to compassion and cooperation. The speaker frames capital and labor as a shared burden, condemns harsh economic dogma, and calls for charitable action, arming workers with hope and collective responsibility amid famine-like crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anuw
BO Cain
Bulaiues
Washington
Plato
Proserpine
Odd Tales and Dental Drollery From a Chicago Letter
A miscellany column recounts odd anecdotes from Opelousas gander antics to a massive 54 400 gallon beer barrel in St Louis, plus a humorous dental tale in which a writer imagines visiting a Chicago dentist to pull his wisdom tooth with comic calamity ending in a boast that he will soon lose more teeth. The piece weaves light curiosities with a satirical look at dentistry and urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekeow
England
Lambeth Palace
Alleghany Mountains
Henry Clay
Matilda
War Department
St Louis
Inman
City
Paris
Baye
Seamen’s Hospital
Liverpool
Hamburg
Germany
Charles Lamb
East India House
Lamb
Paul Pry
Mr. Lamb
Sullivan
Mainzer Journal
Albrecht Durer
Maximilian
Josi Ammann
Duver
Ammann
John G. Curtis
New York
Theodore John
Freiburg
Curtis
Theebaw
Burmah
Mindoon Min
Manila
San Francisco
Chicago Journal
Chicago
Dean Neruzw
Dental College
A. W. Bellaw
The Possibility of Power for Good in Women's Organisations
Miss Kate Nobles of New Orleans argues at a Woman's League meeting that 12,000 women across 60 groups can unite for broad reform. She cites liquor-law failures, school-board access for women, and the need for coordinated action to elevate philanthropy, education, and social aid through organized women's power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's League of
New Orleans
Kate Nobles
Woman's League
Louisiana
United States
Greece
Tas
England
London
Bath
Bromley
Kensington
Marylebone
Plymouth
Ling Mexarwerese
Tennes Boo
Helen M. Gougat
St Warren
Alica Eby
F. Kersler
Mins Ella Walton
Florence Spofford
New York
Haa
F. Ssymoun
Business Woman’s Journal
Women Suffrage Notes and Legal Notice Reflections
A compilation notes women’s suffrage milestones and opinions from Fiona Woonwamp Trmverre of Ann Arbor to a Tennessee editor, discussing education access, church work, and social roles. It also covers a United States court ruling on mailed materials, a New York association of working girls, and evolving views on women’s legal and professional status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiona Woonwamp Trmverre
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Supreme Court
Crouse Memorial College For Women
Syracuse
N. Y
Axcmses
Chicago
Lady Medicals
Congress of Women Physicians
Tur
New York Association of Working Girls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ital and Labor
Teeland
Supply and Demand
Christ
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Burke
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Ireland
House of Commons
Hyde Park
Pital
James
Lenoxes
Peter Coopers
William
Goa
DeWitt Talmage
Academy of Music
Pooh
Lile
Reyelees
Lus
Doages
George
Micawber
David Copperfield
Copperfield
Amy
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Shylock
Antonio
Portia
Hudson
Madison Square
Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn Hill
Rittenhouse Square
Beacon Street
Uee
Tom
Bate
Sheffield
Oliveth
Tamas
Jesus Christ
Church of God
Albany
Harrisburg
Jerome
Origen
Toilor
Jerusalem
Pacific
Horne Island
South Pacific Ocean
Fiji
Sandwich Islands
Polynesia
Europe
Cape Cod
Reese Whitnh
N. Y. Ledger
Natchez
Detroit Free Press
Morrell Mackenzie
Mario
Balzac
Frederick the Great
Harper's Bazar
China
Hupeh
Yamens
Peking
Ali
Academy of Madrid
Spain
Chicago Herald
the Woman's Column
Emily Cole
Woman's Journal
United Presbyterian
Dunning Postal
4&M
United States Court
St. Louis
Samoe
Cduector
Caroline B. le Row
Brooklyn
Thayer
Bears
Barbarians
United States District’ Court
Faa
Congress