Vision of the Good Samaritan Tour in Jericho Valley
The preacher describes a December journey from Jerusalem to Jericho, detailing the Jehoshaphat valley, bandits along the road, and a vivid reimagining of the Good Samaritan tale. He condemns callous clergy, extols practical mercy, and envisions Jericho's ruin transformed by gospel music and universal brotherhood.
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Jehoshaphat Valley
Plain of
Jericho
Good Samaritan
Ash
Jerusalem
Gerizim
Samaritan
Halloo
America
David
Cherith
Elijah
Calvary
Republic
Valley
Jordan
Dead Sea
Wallachia
Handel
Haydn
Beethoven
Elisha
Mark Antony
Cleopatra
Herod
Thenius
Salome
Fountain of
Paradise Lost
Paradise Regained
Joshua
Jesus In Gethsemane Sunday School Lesson 1890
A historical Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus prayers in Gethsemane Luke 22 39 53 with notes on Peter James and John, Judas betrayal, Peter's rash action, Jesus acceptance of fate, and the withdrawal of the disciples. It parallels Matthew Mark and John accounts, highlighting agony, angelic aid, and the hour of darkness. The piece situates the scene at the Mount of Olives garden and references related scripture passages and commentators.
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Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
Mark
John
Jesus
Jerusalem
Peter
James
Abbott
Luke
Matthew
Judas
Malchus
Christ
Godet
Wonders in Plant Life Reveal Remarkable Growths
A six pound Stockton grape bunch, an eleven and a half inch Missorvnr peach, and a twenty thousand five hundred foot fin tree cut in Washington State are among curious harvests. A horse chestnut in Harrisburg shows new blossoms as old leaves vanish. A seven foot long green snake cucumber in Los Angeles and a bottle tree of Australia with a trunk used as a cask intrigue observers. A Guatemala tomato tree in Los Angeles yields oval fruit turning from green to red. The vase like bottle supports, under varying soils, display dramatic growth and form.
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Washington State
Harrisburg
Los Angeles
Cal
H. R. Garconry
Independence
Guatemala
Australia
The Popular Girl Personal Magnetism and Social Power
A Chicago Inter Ocean reprint argues that popularity in society stems from personal magnetism rather than wealth or beauty. It praises gracious bearing, intelligent instinct, generosity, and an intrinsic charm that makes the popular girl the queen of her social circle, whom friends like, love, and later adore.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Tariff fight frames McKinley bill as pro labor rise fix
A lengthy Republican document defends the McKinley tariff proposal arguing it will not raise prices for American consumers. It details five protected classes including tinplate and farm products, contrasts with Mills bill, and cites England and Canada to show duties fall on foreign producers, not U.S. buyers. It promises new domestic industries, jobs, and lower prices over time.
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Wasimeton
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Senate
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
America
England
Wales
Black Hills
Yucre
Congress
Shefield
Sheffield
John MacDonald
Protective policy reshapes taxation and trade lists
The act enacts reduced internal tobacco taxes to lower direct levies, vastly enlarged free list to cover goods not domestically produced, and revises the dutiable list to raise revenues from foreigners while limiting cheap foreign labor competition. It promises cheaper consumer supplies and new production opportunities under protection.
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America
Free Sugar and Tariff Reform Under McKinley Bill
The piece lauds the McKinley tariff, claiming vast free-list expansion, reduced internal taxes on tobacco, and lower consumer costs. It contrasts free sugar with protected wool, arguing the policy shields Americans from trusts while keeping import duties minimal. It stresses that sugar will be cheaper and ports opened, benefiting consumers nationwide.
Dutiable List and Tariff Debate Outlined
The Republican stance argues that tariff changes will not raise costs for essential household items. It contends consumers will not notice higher retail prices and that any increased rates fall into five narrow classes, including corrections of errors and revision of ad valorem rates. The text frames the act as reducing household expenses overall.
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Republican Party
Mth
Treasury Department
Tariff of 1890 and the Farmers
The piece argues protection benefits farmers by lowering domestic machinery prices and expanding the home market. It cites a Mills bill comparison, notes tariff effects on farm staples, and credits protective laws plus the Silver bill with raising staple prices while preserving farmers’ profitability and access to cheaper tools.
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Congress
Origin of the World Tibetan relics shown by Asiatic society
Babu Saratchandra Das displayed carved soapstone objects at a Bengal Asiatic Society meeting. The Tibetan items describe creation from a primeval tortoise, with celestial realms, gods, elements, and cosmic signs as part of an ancient origin myth.
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Asiatic Society of Bengal
Babu Saratchandra Das
Mahadeva
Brahma
Rirab
India
Major McKinley Battles Gerrymandered Ohio District
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette notes a national concern over Ohio's gerrymandered district against Major McKinley. It accuses Democrats of selling and buying seats, cites the Brice and Thomas purchase, and predicts McKinley’s strong bid despite Democratic hurdles, while praising Foraker-style reforms and warning of Campbell’s vulnerability.
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Committee of Ways and Means
Ohio
Senate
United States
Cal Brice
New York
Democratic National Executive Committee
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
Payne
Columbus
Senator Payne
John H. Thomas
Springfield
Brice
J. H. Thomas
Reform Democracy
General Assembly
Foraker Boards
Campbell
McKinley
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Democratic Party Critique on Governance and Finance
A critique contrasts Democratic and Republican governance for handling financial matters. It argues the Democrats mismanage when in power, urging readers to consider Republican legacies and whether Democrats deserve trust to steer national finances. It references satirical quotes from periodicals to illustrate political skepticism.
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Democratic Party
Republican State ticket praised after Cleveland nominations
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette analyzes the Cleveland nominations, praising Dan Ryan as an ideal Secretary of State candidate and praising the harmony and energy within the Republican campaign. It lauds Thaddeus A. Minshall for Supreme Court and Frank J. McCulloch for Board of Public Works, predicting a clean, decisive victory on the 4th. It contrasts Republican solidity with Democratic missteps and references the “Rippers” session.
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Cleveland
Dan Ryan
Ryan
Ohio
Thaddeus A. Minshall
Supreme Bench
Frank J. McCulloch
Board of Public Works
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Foraker
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