Striking the Center in Dr White's Calcutta Mission Plan
Dr W W White's farewell address at United Presbyterian Church outlines two years in Calcutta as Moody's Bible Institute professor. He lauds World Students Federation aims to unite students for Christian work, highlights India's citadel of paganism, and stresses evangelization across Asia with Delhi Calcutta centers and Y M C A conferences.
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World’s Students Federation
W. W. White
Calcutta
India
Buresday Tne Hrepublican
United Presbyterian Church
W. White
Moody's Bible Institute
Chicago
White
J. A. Campbell
Saul
Campbell
John Murray
China
T.K. Davis
Conference of
Christian Workers
Pekin
John R. Mott
Y. M.C. A. International
Brother White
Mr. Mott
Y.M. C
Mott
Mr. White
United States
England
Norway
Sweden
World's Students Federation
France
Germany
Italy
Turkey
Constantinople
Palestine
Egypt
Australia
New Zealand
Tne
John W. Foster
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Fifth Avenue
New York
America
Massachusetts Senate
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
van Dyke
Gladstone
Jesus Christ
Christ
McKinsey
Bryan
Jeans Christia
Ito
Africa
Carey
Marshall
Duff
Satthianadhan
Hindon
Madras
Oxford
Bombay
Lahore
Students Federation
Hindoo
Goa
J Campbell White
Calcutta College Association
Hay & New
Empire of
Asia
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Washington
Inté
Japan
Agra
United Presbyterian Missions
Debating Free Silver and Prosperity in 1896
A lengthy editorial argues against free silver, advocating a common sense, production‑based approach. It contrasts silver dollars at 16 to 1 with real trade goods, criticizes Bryan and Democratic currency positions, and urges electing McKinley and Hobart to restore consumer prices and industry.
Stewart on gold standard and currency mystery
Senator Stewart argues for a gold standard and against paper money, urging values be measured by gold. He criticizes fiat currency as speculative and harmful to farmers, and cites congressional debate on free coinage and silver production affecting mint output and mine activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
United States
Liverpool
Illinois
Geld
Logas
Toma
Congressional
Making Religion Costly in the United States
The article argues that a shift to free silver would financially burden churches and charitable institutions, doubling costs and curtailing activities. It asserts religious groups rely on mortgages and investments, warns of widespread impact on monasteries, schools, and missions, and defends the current money standard as honest, predicting McKinley’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahiterd
Avceme
Ford
Brynan
New York
Free silver coinage profits eyed at ten million
It is estimated that the profit of free silver coinage to the mine owners will be $10,000,090 of $15,000,000 a year. This will come chiefly out of the pockets of the wafo enamors.
tariff issue kept forefront in campaign by McKinley and Hanna
The piece asserts Major McKinley and Mr Hanna resist Democratic advice to drop the tariff topic, arguing protection yields more work and better pay. It claims the policy will lift the business gloom and defeat silverite arguments about trade stagnation and currency as responsible for economic woes. Boston Traveller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Mr. Hanna
Boston Traveiller
Tariff wars hit farmers as exports collapse and prices fall
The piece laments the impact of the McKinley and Wilson tariff lines on agriculture, citing a $827,002.72 rise in wool imports and large losses in flour exports. It argues tariffs hurt farmers by shrinking foreign and home markets, cites a Cincinnati Commercial-Times quote, and notes political shifts toward silver and Populism as missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHinley
Wilson
United States
McKanley
Walson
Ball
Wngted
Cincinnati Commercial-Tabune
COLUMBUS RY and Atel Schedule May 17 1896
COLUMBUS RY and Atel schedule in effect May 17 1896. Southbound daily to Cleveland and Cincinnati with parlor cars. Fare 25 cents Cleveland to Columbus or intermediate stations, 0 cents between Cleveland and Cincinnati. For rates inquire Daly, Gen. Passenger Agent, Cleveland. Weights Tenrs features constipation, sick headaches. Local druggists Yor rates one scale. W. Levda, Agent, Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cincipati
Colum
F Daly
Ohio
W. Levda
Wooster
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Blonday's Daily
Philadelphia
New York Lumber Trade Journal
Sweer
Bradstreet
Taaff
Hobart
Philadelphia Press
Sandy
Jones
Democratic Committee
Alleghanies
Potomac
New England
Major McKinley
Agrico
Cameron
Nef
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Warwick
Kittman
Hscape
Lds
Burbank
Ze Sur Armstrong
Cedar Valley
Ain
Jersburg
Mit
Vernon
Newark
Trans
muLday
Cleveland, Akron
Columbus R’y
Pittsh
West Ward
Meveland
Hudson Cuyabo
A Falls
Akron Warwick
Orrville
Millersburg- Killtuck
Mt Veron
Columbus CineinDatloo
Am Phu
Pi Mouersburg
Akron Tl
Luyakoge Falls
Haudson
Passancer
Orm
Pittsb
Peter
Wayne
Miyar
Warsaw
Waynomr van Wert
Perysville
Jantonville
Artomcity
Renee
Wat & Ry
Tonisville Ob
Alexiino Aliifineo
Drubini
Orrvilla Connertion
A&c
Cleves
Toledy
Allanes
Loree
Ins
Gener
Baggenge
Pennsylvanis
Cota
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