Be Hospitable Rev Talmage Urges Christian Hospitality
Reverend Talmage preaches on the rewards and costs of Christian hospitality, urging open doors for strangers as a duty and a blessing. He cites historical examples from Dort and Rome, warns of trials in hosting, and links hospitality to family harmony, social duty, and divine favor.
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Talmage
Tae
Hamptons
Romana
Dort
Holland
Christ
Havana
Gerrit Smith
Tord
Aura
Christendom
God. Com
Francis Frencobald
Thomas Cromwell
Alma
Frescobald
England
Dows
Italy
Frencobald
Margaret
Margaret, Qaven
Tare
Ager
Way
Sweden
Denmark
John Howard
Hesid
Thomas Puller
George Neville
Cyran
Perai
Persia
Christ Costurda
Earl of Warwick
Jesus Christ
Walter Scott
Washington Irving
Ibis
Hall
George White
Enguiah
Shunem
Mlisha
Trucman Osborne
Trucmix Osborne
Emand House
St. Ke
Mall Gazette
Cartwright
St Selald
Theisenia
Weill
Fifty Years a Typo Wives of a Septuagenarian Tramp
A Rochester reader reports on George R. Lawrence, described as an original tramp printer now about seventy five. Born in Saratoga County New York, he recounts a life of printing, travel, and Civil War service from New Orleans to Rochester, Chicago, and beyond. He claims extensive journeys, work with Medill, and active movements across the north during secession.
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Saratoga
Albion
Lawrence
Noah Davis
New York City
Wilson K. McAllister
Sidney Smith
Tip
Washington
Filmore
Republic
Richmond
Petersburg
Tanrver’s Creek
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Commodore Perry
Japan
Powhattan
Abbott
Free State
Kansas
Leavenworth
Pike's Peak
Portland
Ore
Frisco
Rochester
Chicago
Jon Medill
The
Chicago Tribune
Rock Island
St. Paul
New Orleans
Dubuque
Davenport
Bloomington
Quincy
St. Louis
Vicksburg
Cairo
Cleveland
Ohio
New York State
Key West
Fla
Pensacola
Butler
Baton Rouge
Port Hudson
Red River
Europe
Asia
Africa
Tidia Islands
Kansas City
Erie
Boston Globe
William W. Hall
Kalakaua
Honolulu
Hall
San Francisco
Islands
Sun
Blackbeard
Captain Teach
Bristol
East Indies
Benjamin Hornigold
Teach
Hin
America
Spanish Main
Carolinas
Charleston
Falk
North Carolina
Virginia
Kicquetan
James River
Virgina
Maynard
Pearl
Ocracoke Inlet
Fred
Howard Pyle
Harper's Magazine
Napoleon in Exile and the Longwood Letters
A recounting of Napoleon Bonaparte’s life on Saint Helena including signals used by the garrison, nightly observations by an English ensign, and the vigilant guard around Longwood. It notes his remains rest in Paris, and a prophecy at his tomb by Count D Orsay as France prepares for conflict along the Rhine.
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Conqueror
St. Helens
Napoleon
St Helena
England
Bonaparte
General Bonaparte
Noother
Hudson Lowe
Longwood
Hutt’s Gate
Ward
Madame Bertrand
Napoleon Bonaparte
Longwood Gate
Bertrand
Europe
Paris
the Invalides
D’orsay
France
Rhine
Germany
Tales of Alpine Regiment Courage and a Fatal Summit
A vivid anecdote recalls Campagnie Alpine soldiers protecting the Italian frontier. A bold captain pits thirty men against a mountain guide who lures them toward sheer San Lucano precipices. The guide falls to a fatal misstep, while a sergeant retrieves his body as the captain berates retreat.
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Campagnie Alpine
Italy
Alps
Belluno
Conegliano
Verona
Agordo
Pallo di San Lucano
Signor Capitano
San Lucano
Women in China and the case for female administration
William D. Foulte argues in Woman's Journal that historical and contemporary examples show capable female governance. He cites Empresses dowager in Qing China, reforms under Empress dowager Tzu Hsi, and general praise for women’s administrative aptitude while noting barriers to education and public life. He contends anti-suffragist claims undervalue women's potential in leadership and criticizes gendered legal limits.
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China
Tung Chi
Kwang Hsu
Eastern
Tzu Hsi
Wilson
Pekin
Kienlung
George Washington
William D. Foulte
Woman's Journal
Miss Heroine Hesser Returns to Boston in October
The item notes Miss Heroine Hesser will return to Boston late in October and open a close in English literature. It also mentions Miss Anna Dickson recovering from illness in Honesdale Pennsylvania and several women involved in literary, temperance, and suffrage activities.
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Heroine Hesser
Boston
Anna Dickson
Honesdale
Aswa B. McHawan
Shakespeare
Browning
Maxia Ware
Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Mamma H. Moore
Colby University
Marths Moore
Fanny Vittano
William Lloyd Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
Wendell Philips Garrison
Cobb's
Kerry, N
Samuel Mayis
Villard
Naxer Sorata Brrant
Bryant
Frances E Wittano
Margaret Bright Lucas
World's Christian Temperance Union
Mary Kerierman
Chetépa
Kan
Board of Education
Board of Examiners
W. CT
Many Sermace Howtt
Byron
Sylviia M. Green
Howell
New York
Delsarte
Man Hancock
Abi
Coffee Prices Drive Mexican Plantations to High Brand Premiums
Speculators at the Coffee Exchange discuss Mexican coffee priced at seventy cents per pound, with Jalapa beans touted as premier yet largely bought up by English, German, and French buyers. Colima produces much of the export value, while plantations use bananas and castor oil berries as shade crops. Earnings vary by age, with shrubs yielding up to 125 dollars annually, and peons earning twenty-five cents daily.
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Coffee Exchange
Jalapa
United States
Vera Cruz
Toleseco
Colima
Michoacan
Guerrero
Vera Cras
Chiapas
Morelos
Tabasco
Oaxaca
New York
Ns World
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Dr. Talmage
George R. Lawrence
Tramp Phister
James Keegan
Prince Edward Island
Keegan
Augusta
New Age
Joliet Onnette Com
Pany Vs
Dice
Court of Illinois
Am Fonterprise
Bethel
Bielefeld
Westphalia
von Bodelschwingh
Tony
Trates
J. Peterson
Medical Journal
Norristown Herat
Woman's Department
Byfield
Newburyport Herald
Philadelphia
Julia Ward. Howe
Mary A. Livermore
Lucretia Mott
Mary Grew
Garfield
Hayes
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