Monopolys Threat to the Republic Prompts Wedding View
Rev. Talmage frames the era’s labor tensions as a contest among suitors for the United States. Monopoly, Nihilism, Infidelity, and Communism threaten the nation, while Christ is urged as the true suitor whose alliance would marriage the land to a divine purpose. The sermon defends liberty, proclaims anti monopoly aims, and calls for unity and faith to preserve the republic.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Thebes
Babylon
Tyre
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Monopoly
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Buchanan
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England
Ireland
Mariness
Scotland
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Synod Hall
Cowgate
Canongate
Abigail
Russia
William
Germany
Abraham Lincoln
God of Heaven
France
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York University
Shakspeare
Legislative Hall
Congressional Assembly
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Sodom
St. Bartholomew's Massacre
Lsg
Tom Paine
Wesley
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Findels
George Washington
Valley Forge
Prince Consort
Mississippi
Reply of Judge Kelley to Wheeler on Stanton slanders
Judge Kelley of Pennsylvania replies to Alabama's Joseph Wheeler defending Edwin M. Stanton. Kelley attacks Wheeler for slander and seeks expungement from the Congressional Record, reading Stanton's May 1862 letter and Grant's praise to show pro Stanton defense and insist that Congress uphold its orders.
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Neley
Dennnylvania
Wheeler
Alabama
Stanton
Republian
Grant
William D. Kelley
Pennsylvania
Joseph Wheeler
Edwin M. Stanton
House
Judge Kelley
Eighth District
Reagan
Texas
Kelley
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Congressional
Lincoln
American Congress
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Potomac
Winchester
Manassas
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Ner
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Mon- Pee
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Thomas
Iell
McDowell
Ani
Elian
Cmastwood
Mterfore
Amm
Ami
Gene
McDowels
Wanmi
Medellin
Meigs
McCilllan
Treasury
Eighth
Anderson
Kansas
Morrison
Ilinois
Committee On Rules
When a Nation Honors All, Decades Later
A New York Tribune excerpt argues that while individuals honor loyal graves, the government rewards opponents who win power through law. It notes veterans are sidelined from trust, partisan battles persist, and twenty-one years after the armies disbanded, future voters born after the war cast major ballots, raising questions about resentment and memory.
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N. Y. Tribune
Loyal Indiana cheers honor General Logan and Sherman
The Chicago Inter Ocean praises the greetings given to General Logan and General Sherman by Indiana’s people. It argues such honors educate the young, praising patriotic spirit and the need to inspire soldiers to uphold dignity and vigor in action, warning against excessive restraint of patriotism as the nation marches with veterans.
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Bee Gieneral Logan
General Sherman
Indiana
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Roswell Flower Appointed Electoral Subways Commissioner
The New York Independent notes Roswell P. Flower long the standard Democratic presidential candidate and willing to serve as Governor could be poised for advancement after Governor Hill appoints him as Electoral Subways Commissioner of the city. The remark urges optimism about what this honor may lead to.
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Kar
Roswell P. Flower
Hill
N. Y
Civil Service Reform Debate Splits House Democrats
The House spent hours in committee debating an amendment tying Civil Service reforms to executive salary funds. Mr Findlay argued the proposal embodies partisan demagogy and would politicize office appointments, while others defended reform and cited Baltimore postmaster practices. The session ended with adjustments to Senate presiding officer pay.
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Findlay
Maryland
House
St. Washeron
Blount
Georgia
Bayne
Pennsylvania
Committee On Appropriations
Baltimore
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Findlay
England
Commons
Free
America
Compton
Mr. Compton
Custom House
Congress
Weary
Baynes
Senate
ENTIRELY TOO SOON Why a Lecturer Declined to Fill a Second Engagement
A lecturer in Texas refused a second engagement after finishing a lecture and asking for funds to cover expenses. A three member committee visited his hotel room to urge a repeat performance, but he felt too soon to risk another show before money arrived. The scene ends with the committee quietly leaving. The report continues with a note on cowboy lasso use and技巧 in a Wyoming exhibition where a cowboy caught a bull by a leg.
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Texas
Wyoming
Chicago Mail
Creole Births Form Association in New Orleans
A Creole paper will begin in New Orleans after an association formed by people of Creole birth to foster paternal feeling and gain influence in local affairs.
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New Orleans
Short hour movement shows limited gains in major cities
A Bradstreet's survey traces the short hour drive for full pay across Chicago New York Pittsburgh Grand Rapids Milwaukee and Cincinnati. It cites 70 000 workers earning fall wages for fewer hours while New York reports 238 000 receiving nine hours pay. Overall percentages decline from May with a continued but waning impact as competition presses on.
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New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
New York City
Pittsburgh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Sradstreet
Shourt
Riots at Sligo Burn Homes and Assault Clergy
Catholics rioted in Sligo injuring windows and attacking Protestant houses and chapels after rails around the Bishop's palace were damaged. Marines cleared streets with bayonets. sixteen rioters arrested. An English boot maker's house at Larkhill burned, five children rescued from nearly fatal fire. Large forces deployed. town quiet.
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Sligo
Larkhill
Lonnox
County Club
Constitutional Club
Orangemen
Matthew Smith
Davys
Crown Solicitor
Terrific storms devastate Crookston and nearby towns
A June wind storm tore through Crookston Minnesota injuring eight in a crowded Germania Hotel and damaging the Catholic Church and two hotels with estimated losses between 10000 and 15000 dollars. In Hunter Dakota Territory a tornado struck D H Houstan’s house, killing Christopher Johnson and injuring Mrs Johnson Clarry McArthur and three children. Vinpix Illinois reported the severest wind and rain storm of the season with intense heat beforehand and a strong gale lasting about fifteen minutes.
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Mauch
Minnesota
Dakota
Tinois
St. Paul
Minn
Crookston
Germania Hotel
Charles Netzer
Crookston House
Hunter, C.T
D. H. Houstan
Christopher Johnson
Ole Johnson
Clarry McArthur
Amanl
Vinpix
Secession fundraising claimed in Nova Scotia aid
An American visitor in Ottawa reports large funds from Boston and other U S cities flowing to Nova Scotia secessionists. He cites a Boston firm contributing 25 000 dollars and says the movement is viewed as a step toward annexation that would yield Americans control of Canada’s fishing grounds.
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Ottawa
Can
Boston
Nova Scotia
Valparaiso Disaster Claims Thirteen Lives At Sea
A strong north wind and heavy seas struck Valparaiso via Galveston on Saturday night. The Chilean bark Pondicherry and the Chilean steamer Guayeurn lost anchors, the pondicherry wrecked after colliding with ships, going ashore. Thirteen people died including the captain his wife three children and the mate.
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Valparaiso
Galveston
Pondicherry
Rubenstein to Tour America as Loxpox Note Emerges
The celebrated pianist Rubenstein is set to visit America soon, following a note about loxpox dated June 14. The brief item highlights his anticipated tour and confirms his prominent status in classical music circles.
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Rubenstein
America
Bavaria's Mad Monarch Gives Up
Moenich June 14 King Ludwig agrees to deposition after consultation with Councilors Muller and doppelstudter and court physicians at Berg Castle. Physicians deem case hopeless. King's mother informed, plans to retire to a convent. Her father and brother died mad, and danger looms for her sons. Over 100 natives and ten English people die in Tarawaera volcano eruption in New Zealand.
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Moenich
Ludwig
Muller and
Doppelstudter
Berg Castle
Starenberg
State Council
Tarawaera
New Zealand
Ohio Democrats urged to contest districts over state rights clash
Cleveland Leader argues against Ohio Democrats backing a plan to seat candidates in old districts while court challenges reapportionment. It claims such actions would override Ohio’s electoral laws, threaten state sovereignty, and invite revolution. Republicans warn a Democratic majority could not carry the scheme.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Washington Post
Hamilton County
Western Reserve
Congress
General Assembly
Supreme Court of
The
Plain Dealer
Cleveland
A Do Nothing Congress Blamed By St Louis Chronicle
The St Louis Chronicle denounces the Forty ninth Congress as ineffective, noting unaddressed national issues such as currency, inter state commerce, electoral count, railway land grants, and postal telegraphy while critiquing log rolling and narrow local pork barrel projects like a $50 000 post office grant for Coon creek. It questions party pledges and overall national need.
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Coon Creek
Possumville
Republican briefs note Manning resignation and party rifts
A montage of editorials from the era cites Ree Mr. Manning leaving the Democratic party amid financial strain. President offers only a qualified acceptance, while critics flag a clash with Congress. Added commentary praises Rep. T. B. Reed of Maine as a capable Republican leader and persistent thorn to Democrats in the House.
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Ree Mr. Manning
Democratic Party
Joeston Record
Tee
Manning
Democratic Congress
Chicago Tribune
Bey
Maine
Chicago News
Washington
T. B. Reed
Congress
Chicago Journal
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