Joseph and his brothers in Egypt’s famine drama
A Bible study style reflection analyzes Joseph’s control over his brothers during famine, Judah’s self sacrifice, and Simeon’s fate. It highlights God guiding events, Jacob’s despair turning to faith, and the broader theme that suffering can serve a higher good through divine overruling.
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Benjamin
Joseph
Jacob
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Simeon
Egypt
Reuben
Judah
Judas
David
Salomon
Judas Bag
Amiheloe
Andre
Telia
Apostle Paul
Gossip of great actors at the Metropolitan Opra House
The Sunday Oregonian notes a star‑studded cast led by Booth and Mojijeska at the Metropolitan Opera House in a Shakespearean event. Wallack’s finances, the cast's challenge, and New York’s anxious mood over electric wires and public life frame the piece, with reflections on mistranslation in literary works and urban unease.
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Sunday
Oregonian
Wallack
Metropolitan Opera House
Thean
Eawin Booth
Mojijeska
Jo. Jefferson
Frank Mayor
William Flor- Shue
John Gilbert
Polonius
Lawrence Barett
Court Indies
Lester Wallack
Lother
Shakespeare
New York
Teaicent
Bathouse
Babel Ind
Broadway Wall
Sword of Danspeles
Subway
Broadway
George Sadkyile
Menny
Miss Cooper
Paris
Ong
Mr. Wharton
Wharton
Boreeniin
America
Haleen
Sion
Eiffel Tower View From Paris Exposition Site
A Boston Herald correspondent tours the Champ de Mars area and Bastille replica on the Paris Exposition site. He describes the reconstructed Bastille, the Gate of Paris, shops, and street life, then climbs the Eiffel Tower’s first platform observing the city landscape. He predicts the tower’s immense height, its iron lattice, and notes plans for a top science cage and later inauguration details.
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Eiffel Tower
Bzstile
Porte de la Conferenas
Paris
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Vernon
Sedhit Eimir
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Lyon d'Or
HBO
Rae
Adairy
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Cafe Des Gardes
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Rue de Rivoli
Notre Dame
Eiffel
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Don Quixote in Opera by Chicago writers revival
The Begum authors plan a comic opera Don Quixote with Col John A. McCaull staging and an Chicago cast including Smith and De Hoven. The piece will mix scenes from Don Quixote with a love plot, Sancho’s humor, Mambrino’s helm, and a governor subplot, with plans for rehearsal and orchestration in Vienna.
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Chicago Tribune
Begum
Harry B. Bauth
Reginald de Koten
John A. McCaull
Smith
Wes Holpers
Heiss Alway
Desire Tor
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Dorothes
Lucinda
Tarhuk
Gmuchieely
Rosinanta
Sancho
Mr. Yerkes
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Don
Sischo
Whildt
Daniels
Mambrino
de Angelis
Teresa
Don Quixote
Holy Brotherhood
Suncho
Agfors
von Suppe
Batinitza
Boccaccio
Victorien Sardou
Theatre du Gymnaase
Paris
Chicago
Pittsburg
Hirron
Sun
Nikko Temple Shrines Awe in Japanese Mountain Gateways
A vivid travelogue describes Nikko’s sacred temples and tombs, praising the grand Shogun shrines, granite stairways, and cedar approaches. The author recalls crossing the sacred bridge, drinking from a holy spring, and noting Grant’s historic passage as part of a reverent, period-toned account.
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Japan
Ie Mich
Nikko
Wey
Harry
Nikkoling
General Grant
Grant
Ebon
Joe
Alyle
Karte
Igeyasu
Yemitsu
Nixko
Colep
Muoguy
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