Rebuilding Solomon's Temple Aims for Vast Fund and Labor
Boston discourse outlines the monumental cost of reconstructing Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem. It details wages for 70 000 burden bearers and 80 000 stone cutters, wood supply from Tyre, temple dimensions, courtyards, altars, wash basins, and sacred fittings.
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Boston
Free Masons
Jerusalem
Solomon
Hiram
Tyre
Mount Lebanon
Solowon
Temple
Adoniram
Diagram 5 explained Tyro palace and temple complex plan
The text outlines a layered biblical structure with a throne hall, king's palace, outer temple porches, and a square enclosing walls. It identifies the Outer Court of the Gentiles, the Chel Terrace, three-wing buildings, the Middle Court, High gate with the Psalm of Degrees, Inner Court divided for Israelites and Priests, Jachin and Boaz pillars, temple proper, Middle Tower, House of Millo, and possible stables for sacrificial use.
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Ezekiel
House of God
Holy House of the Temple
King Solomon's Temple
J. M. Tenz
Jachin
Boaz
Josephus
Tyropoeon Valley
Millo
Gratitude and the rising cost of a fishing holiday
A speaker rails against gratitude as a moral deficit while recounting a fishing trip that grew into a cottage industry driven by hotel price gouging. The tale shows how one party’s success inflated profits and forced others to seek new locations. The second excerpt notes opposition to a 1737 play house tax bill as censorship aimed at wit and drama.
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Earl of Chesterfield
Dundee Advertiser
Crane Recall Over Discreet China Japan Treaty Attitude Speech
Secretary Knox recalls Charles R. Crane as minister to China amid accusations of a breach of diplomatic discretion. Washington officials cite a Chicago publication of Crane’s discussion on U S treaty stance with China and Japan as serious, though not yet concluding his removal. Crane arrived in Washington denying knowledge of the recall and awaiting further talks with Knox.
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Washington
Charles R. Crane
Knox
San Francisco
United States
China
Crane
State Department
Pacific
Far East
Chicago
Japan
American Asiatic Association
Detroit Turns Tables Pittsburg In World Series Game
Detroit defeated Pittsburg 7 to 1 at Forbes Field to even the world championship series. Camnitz faced early trouble, Willis relieved, Donovan dominated after the first inning, and Ty Cobb stole home in the third. Batteries Camnitz Willis Gibson Donovan Schmidt Taft at Los Angeles.
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Pittsburg
Pat Detroit
Forbes Field
Detroit
Camnitz
Willis
Bill” Donovan
Donovan
Ty Cobb
Gibson
Cobb
Schmidt
Senator Owen to push constitutional convention on senate elections
Oklahoma Senator Owen announced plans to introduce a resolution at the next Congress session calling for a constitutional convention to amend how United States senators are elected. The move seeks changes to the method specified in the Constitution.
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Washington
Owen
Oklahoma
Congress
United States
Emperor Nicholas to Meet King Victor Emmanuel Soon
It is expected that Emperor Nicholas will visit King Victor Emmanuel within a week. The exact meeting place is being kept strictly secret.
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Rome
Nicholas
Victor Emmanuel
Not Guilty Grandson in Grandmother Murder Case
Roland Rich of Bay City Michigan was acquitted Saturday of murdering his grandmother Mrs Christine Corgeon who was found dead last May in her bedroom at her home in Bay City.
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Bay City
Mich
Roland Rich
Christine Corgeon
Mexico Reduces Corn Duty
Laredo Texas reports that Mexico has temporarily rescinded the duty on corn imports from the United States to replenish its depleted supply.
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Mexico
Laredo
Tex
Republic of Mexico
United States
Quaker Oats Introduces Family Bite Packages
Quaker Oats launches Family Bite Packages aiming at quick meals and snack staples. The plan emphasizes convenient sizes for households, targeting busy mornings and family gatherings with updated packaging and pricing.
Will Seek the South Pole by Landor Plan
The English explorer A Henry Savage Landor plans to reach the south pole with a small, lightly equipped party. He disputes Shackleton’s large expedition approach and hints at aeronautic ventures, possibly an airship, to aid the journey.
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South Pole
A. Henry Savage Landor
Shackleton
Mr. Landor
Asia
Africa
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