Therime Minister Rising to High Position in Joseph Sermon
Dr Talmage preaches on Joseph from Gen xi xii 41 under the title Therime Minister highlighting that a good man cannot be kept down. He links persecution to elevation, cites Joseph Potiphar prison and Pharaoh, and argues Christian character earns respect across classes, while sin exposes itself and events are divinely connected.
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John Howard
Elizabeth Frye
Newpate
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Heavenly Kingdom
John Wes- Jey
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Lell
Sidney Smith
Sidney South
Bonaparte
Robert Peel
Kennedy
Basking Ridge
N. J
Avery
Seven Years of Plenty and a Storehouse of Heaven
The passage contrasts dangers of hoarding with prudent thrift, urging Christians to lay up treasures in heaven. It likens wealth to a famine cycle, warns of defrauders and vanity, and presents Joseph’s storehouse as a model. It ends with an invitation to Christ as the infinite storehouse of grace.
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What Is Known About The Most Famous Structure Ever Erected
The piece surveys the temple of Solomon, detailing unknown external appearance, roof style, materials, and possible architectural influences. It notes seven and a half years to build, compares to other grand structures, and emphasizes open-air worship and the temple’s symbolic residence of God while referencing varying historical descriptions and later rabbis.
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Solomon's Temple
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W. Farrar
Parson's Plea Anarchist's Death Row Public Address
A. R. Parsons, condemned for the Haymarket case, issues a public address from prison denying guilt, demanding justice not mercy, and arguing the courts and prosecutors target anarchists. He details alleged biases, cites newspaper articles and speeches, and contemplates possible further appeals or execution if commuted.
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Supreme Courts
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Patrick Henry
Chicago
Fire destroys Oak Lawn private insane asylum
The Oak Lawn retreat near Jacksonville NL caught fire between noon and 1 PM. The main building burned to the ground with Dr. McParland badly burned. Several patients from Washington Territory were inside but none died. Patients were freed and roamed the grounds causing a commotion. Loss estimated over $20,000.
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Oak Lawn
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McParland
Export certificates eyed in Canada United States trade push
Washington dispatch says consuls in Canada were sent circulars asking sworn returns of exports from each port to the United States over the past three years. Government aims at closer commercial relations with Canada. Chicago printers refuse nine hour day demand at union meeting. Ohio moves end separate colored schools amid statewide disruption. Dupont saloon dynamited. temperance hardliners suspected. no injuries or arrests reported.
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Cleveland's Tour Official Itinerary of the Presidential Excursion
The President and Mrs. Cleveland will leave Washington for a three week Western and Southern trip with minimal officials. The itinerary lists stops in Indianapolis Terre Haute St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Madison St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Memphis Nashville Atlanta Montgomery and Washington with no detours and reduced public speeches replaced by carriage rides. Reception committees will meet the President in each city to maximize rest and safety for the party. CHICAGO, Sept. 22. Banks quote money firm at 7.58 percent with rates strengthening this week.
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Joseph D. Bryant
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Chicago
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Madison
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St. Paul
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Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad
Memphis
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Arnye
Nashville
Plucky Editor William O'Brien jailed for three months
In Cork on September 26 1900 William O'Brien was found guilty under the Crimes act and sentenced to three months in prison. He appealed and was released on bail. Rioting followed in Fermoy and Belfast as police clashed with crowds injuring several, amid national turmoil over coercion and the National League.
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Mitchellstown
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Kingstown
Harrington
Dublin
Dr. Tanner
Fermoy
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Belfast
Dubin
Balfour
England
Ireland
National League
League
Treasury to Buy 41 4 and 4 per cent Bonds for 14 Million
The Treasury will purchase daily through October 5 up to 14 million dollars of 41 4 and 4 per cent bonds at fixed prices 108.4 for 41g per cents and 125 for the per cents during the month and 124 after October 8. The move replaces weekly tender rules and follows a small offering that suggests limited market stringency amid fears of an extra congressional session.
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New York
Washington
Losly
Fairchild
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Secretary of the Treasury
The Anarchists Warrant for Execution Forwarded
The Supreme Court confirmed the death sentence for August Spies Michael Schwab Samuel Fielden Albert Parsons Adolph Fischer George Engel and Louis Lingg and ordered Sheriff Matson Chicago to execute the sentence on November 11 1887 in Cook County Illinois.
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Ottawa
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Supreme Court
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August Spies
Michael Schwab
Samuel Fielden
Albert R. Parsons
Adolph Fischer
George Engel
Louis Lingg
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Meeting in New York backs naval reserve plan
A Friday meeting in the post-active building in New York urged Congress to establish a naval reserve. Captain Parker and Captain Erben spoke in favor, calling for a reserve drawn from mercantile mariners and others with ships built for wartime use, to operate on the Great Lakes and along coasts. A ten member committee was authorized to confer with the Secretary of the Navy to promote the measure.
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New York
James Parker
Henry Erben
Congress
Mercantile Marine
Naval
Ex-Marine Revenue
Great Lakes
Secretary of the Navy
Town Anti-Prohibition Republicans Oppose Liquor Laws
Des Moines independ ent anti prohibition Republicans issue an address arguing 20 percent tax increases with no rise in expenditures beyond enforcement costs. Real estate and rents fall 20 to 32 percent, taxes take 20 to 40 percent of rents. They claim the law slows city growth, harms industries, drives residents away, and fails to reduce liquor consumption or crime. Cholera onboard Alesia worsens with several deaths and many ill passengers on quarantine at New York ports. Cesario gravely ill and moved to Swinburne Island. overall passenger condition improving besides Cesario.
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Cesario
Disastrous collision near Guthrie rocks Gulf division
A pilot engine on the Southern Kansas Gulf division collided with a construction train four miles south of Purcell I T causing a wreck with two engines and twelve freight cars piled. Reports indicate eight to ten workers killed or wounded with engineer Charles Pearson fatally crushed and fireman Charles Stewart seriously injured.
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Southern Kansas Railroad
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Purcell
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Charles Pearson
Charles Stewart
Will Contest Ransom's Seat
Norfolk report says ex Governor Jarvis of North Carolina will resign as minister to Brazil and may seek the U S Senate seat to replace N W Ransom in next year’s canvass. Ten horses suffocated when a street railway stable floor collapsed in Cincinnati. W W Morrow cites Mexican outrages rising after Baldwin mine murder. Bush fires reach Danby Quebec. twenty-two houses and the railway station burned with heavy losses.
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Indians Push Dakota Language Instruction Petition
Seven full-blood Dakota Sioux petitioned the President to allow native language instruction in schools opposing Atkins's English-only order. They note Dakota scriptures aid Christianity and civilization and that mastery of Dakota supports learning English. The memorial bears each signer’s full name.
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Union Veterans dispute claims of rising soldier hostility
The Chicago Inter Ocean defends Union veterans against claims that ex soldiers now hate the South. It argues resentment targets the Democratic administration and mugwump politics, not Confederates, and praises cross sectional respect at reunions. It asserts soldiers favor peace and reject war rhetoric.
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Inter Ocean
Better Than a Plumber
A Wall Street broker refuses a youth who vouches for marriage claiming support, origin, and family status while a father is pressed about plumbing ties. The brief exchange reveals class and political tones underscored by regional pride. The Toledo Commercial notes a reform push facing administration opposition in Maryland, with President aligned with Senator Gorman against political abuses.
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keyeThe
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How the Soldiers Voted Dem campaign lie nailed by official figures
The Toledo Blade cites official 1864 soldier vote tallies showing Lincoln carried the Union forces despite Democratic leanings among volunteers. It recalls Ohio’s October 1868 Vallandingham vote and argues Democratic claims that “Democratic soldiers saved the Union” are unfounded, labeling such assertions as credibly unsupported.
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Virginia
Mac
Lincoln
Steve Sarre
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Cies
Ohio
Michigan
Notion Ies
DOE
Wieconein
Kansas Agiihe
Vaca
Brough-Vallandingham
Rosecrans
Chicamauga
Vallandingham
Toledo Blade
Political party lines and Cleveland era reform talk
A collection of editorials and opinions from the era discuss Democratic surplus reductions, Cleveland’s stance on officeholders violating party orders, and calls for strategic nominations. The pieces note Indiana Democrats’ surplus removal, Ohio and Kentucky political shifts, and Republican organization efforts as lessons for Southern states.
South Dakota Statehood Exclusion Tied to Partisan Tactics
A Chicago Later Ocean editorial denounces the Democratic House for blocking South Dakota’s statehood citing partisan fears that it would become Republican. It rebuts claims of “revolutionary” conduct and notes past admitted states without enabling acts. It predicts further pretexts and urges a Republican House to admit Dakota.
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South Dakota
House of Representatives
Congress
Dakota
Democratic House
Chicago
Ocean
Mugwump Mule Keeps Company In Charcoal Run
A rural exchange features Uncle Rastus joking about a mule named Mugwump overheard in a charcoal run. A gentleman asks why the mule is named Mugwump, and Rastus explains the pun as the mule being er mule. A separate witty line about beauty and singing appears from a different paper.
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N. Y. Sun
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