Will We Know Each Other In Heaven Sermon Vision
Rev. Talmage argues that future recognition of friends in Heaven is certain and biblically grounded. He uses David and the king’s grief, biblical imagery, and universal belief from cultures to support a vivid, comforting vision of reunion, memory, and joy in the afterlife.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Waseca
Minn
David
John
Tolidoak
London
Stockholm
Paris
Dresden
Berlin
Abraham
Jacob
Moses
Peter
Meaven
Press praised by Supreme Court Justice in Madison
The New York Tribune quotes Justice Harlan praising the newspaper press for guarding against competition and robbery, asserting the press deserves protection and rebuking critics who label it venal or mercenary. A Paris Salvation Army flotilla has a Salvation Navy, with a church boat named Herald of Mercy on the River Seine, accommodating two hundred aboard.
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New York Tribune
United States Supreme Court
Harlan
Madison
Wis
Salvation Army
Paris
Salvation Navy
Beine
Pont de la Congorde
Lost and Found in the Parable of the Lost Sheep
In the July 27 1890 International Sunday School lesson the parable of the lost sheep highlights Jesus the Good Shepherd seeking one stray, the role of the publicans and sinners, and the Pharisees' objections. The story emphasizes divine joy for a repentant sinner and the duties of the church to pursue the lost.
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Perea
Jordan
God the Son
God
God the Father
W. R. Williams
Abbott
Trench
Jesus
John
Palestine
Christ
Jolly Jolettes and Witty College Banter
A jumble of humorous vignettes and quips from campus life. Jolly jokes about stingy Grovven, college mischief, an old fisherman losing a pickerel, a worried boarding house guest, and a chorus of social gaffes. Brief, characterful episodes with names and settings sprinkled through the humor.
Victory Must Come Rallying Speech for Ohio Republicans
A rousing 19th century political panorama extols Republican achievements and leadership. It praises Benjamin Harrison James G Blaine Thomas Reed John Sherman William McKinley Jr and Ohio as a backbone to future victory. It urges unity to capitalize on new states joining the Union and to march toward an 1892 war time style victory.
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Republican Party
South
North
South America
United States
Benjamin Harrison
James G. Blaine
House of Representatives
Thomas B. Reed
Ohio
Senate
John Sherman
William McKinley, Jr
Tearing Off the Mask on Democratic Election Reform
A critical attack claims Democratic hypocrisy on ballot reform, citing Murat Halstead and the Australian system. It argues Republicans seek genuine honest elections while Democrats feign support, dodging real reform and letting fair ballots cost them votes.
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Murat Halstead
Buncombe
Des Moines Editor Calls Democratic Ballot Reform a Fraud
The Des Moines Register denounces Democrats as hypocritical and dishonest in opposing fair elections, arguing their praise for the Australian ballot and reform talks mask a fraud. The piece asserts Democrats fear honest elections and should stop grandstanding on reform.
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Democratic Party
Des Moines
Real Spirit of the Ex-Confederate States in 1860s Echoes
In a Chicago Journal reprint, the piece argues the South repeats 1860s tactics to oppose a bill protecting honest Congressional elections. It warns against Ku Klux intimidation and threats to boycott Northern trade and deny Black schooling, urging federal oversight to ensure fair voting and counted results.
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South
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Congress
Chicago Journal
Bill Scott's 1884 congressional purchase exposed
The Toledo Diade reports on Bill Scott, coal baron, alleged to have spent nearly half a million to win a congressional seat in 1884. The piece claims widespread bribery across Erie Warren Venango counties, cites court cases against bribed officials, and accuses supporters of backing Scott through bought papers and judges.
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United States
William L. Scott
Erie
Warren
Venango
Bill Scott
Scott
Congress
Corry
Oil City
Scott Haven
Spring Valley
Ill
Pennsylvania
Grover Cleveland
Toledo
Diade
The Elder Brother Story of Return and Redemption
A king’s younger son is kidnapped and kept in misery by a foe who sows lies about his father. An elder brother sacrifices himself to buy the captive, using his own blood, and returns with life restoring elixir to reveal the father’s love. The brothers reunite, the master is defeated, and a heavenly home awaits. The tale mirrors the cross and the faithful son’s return.
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Golden Palace
Worthwhile Life of a New Hampshire Mother
A sermon-like vignette recalls a rough New Hampshire farm family. A steadfast mother, six children, and textile work shape a life of duty. Sons pursue education, law, ministry, and farming while daughters aid the sick and needy. The death of the mother comforts five telegrams with the question of life’s value for God and others.
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New Hampshire
Pittsburg Landing
Fortress Monroe
Christ
Grandma
Talmage
N. Y
The Republican idea as a silver dollar with bullion value
A collage of opinions from multiple papers discussing silver, Cleveland, and political math. It notes overruled legal findings, census mortgage claims, and peculiar votes per Congress member. Southern Brigadiers seek to suppress black voters while expanding Democratic seats, the piece ends with cross-paper rebukes.
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Albany
Journal
Coxe
United States Circuit Court of New York
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Congress
Georgia
South Carolina
Kansas
Minnesota
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Peoria
Not by might nor by power in quiet faith enduring
Religious message on duty mercy and gospel work through patient toil and prayer. Mentions Zechariah 4:6 and the humble Child of Nazareth, praising quiet acts of service as part of God’s grand design. Credits F. E. Pettingell in World.
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F. E. Pettingell
Bible Love Sermon Promises Personal Salvation for Readers
Obadiah Oldschool remarks in Interior that the Bible overflows with love of Christ for sinners and of God for those who reject Him. He urges romance readers to see in Scripture a personal appeal to a father, elder brother, and a redeeming home if they believe in the love of Him who died.
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Christ
God
Obadiah Oldschool
Ministerial Labor Should Be Felt Not Feared
The United Presbyterian notes that a minister who quarrels about toil loses respect, since people view him as weak or mendicant. Ministry is demanding like any job, yet actions speak louder than boasting of struggles. A healthy, well equipped preacher should feel glad and grateful for his calling.
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United Presbyterian
Job
Parable in Ram’s Horn Quotation on Virtue and Sin
A Ram’s Horn aphorism contrasts wealth with faith, blindness with openness, and busy virtue against pedantry. It extols a man loving God with heart soul mind and strength while condemning the hypocritical nitpicker and the one sick of sin.
Sententious Sayings from the Ram's Horn Editor
A digest of short maxims on virtue work prayer and faith. It urges action over talk, warns against pride and sin, promotes contentment and steadfast faith, and encourages forward motion toward light and good deeds. The piece blends biblical allusions with practical counsel for daily life.
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John Vredenburg
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Philip Doddridge
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China
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India
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David Brainard
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