King of Hebrews Suspected as Denver Writer Seeks Crown
A Denver correspondent, Jacob Noah, a longtime Western press figure, is drawn into a tale of royal lineage and a claim to the House of David. A mysterious envoy from the Sanhedrin visits Noah at home to press his descent and urge him toward Jerusalem and a throne alleged by ancestry. The kingly claim remains debated as Noah weighs the offer against his present journalism life.
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Kansas City Tines
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Hebrews
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Heir to the throne of the Jews debated in Jerusalem
The article recounts a historical visit where an envoy argued for enthronement of the legitimate Jewish heir. The king refused, citing finances and risk, while Baron Rothschild’s quip about preferring “the Jew of the kings” over “the king of the Jews” framed the outcome. E. W. Lightner notes Mordecai Noah as the recognized heir and hints at a potential abdication by the current king in favor of a capable heir.
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Baron Rothschild
Jerusalem
Sanhedrin
Mordecai Noah
E. W. Lightner
Coffee Disease Threat to Indian Coffee Plants Explored
Prof. Galloway of the Department of Agriculture plans to study the so called coffee disease by importing infected coffee plants from India. He will culture the pathogen in gelatine tubes and inoculate healthy plants to reproduce the disease and learn its life history for control.
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Galloway
Department of Agriculture
India
Prof
Reformers Call for Women Lecturers in Europe
A writer in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch urges women’s rights advocates to lecture in Germany as reformers like Mrs. Merriwether Mrs. Minor and Miss Couzins travel to Europe. The piece notes German opposition to women entering medicine and higher education with Reichstag discussions cited, asking suffragists for their view on the decree restricting women from contesting with men.
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Merriwether
Minor
Reichstag
The Holy Spirit Guides Us Into All Truth
A sermon-style meditation on the Holy Spirit as guide into truth across religion science art and government. It argues that truth is rooted in God, yet grows in human understanding, and praises fearless scholars who test creeds and Bible with integrity.
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Father
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Newton
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Kepler
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Thut
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Pilate
Ular Sone Agueiane
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Babylon
Jericho
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Holy Spirit
Gevorce
A Lesson in Service From Wealthy English Households
The author argues that managing a large establishment thrives on thrift and strict systems. In rich English households the housekeeper coordinates daily needs, cooks report required items, and even scullery maids learn discipline. Such environments teach servants discipline and efficiency.
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England
Ireland
Scotland
Suits for the Boys At Public Sale This Monday
The Suits for the Boys notice states boys and guardians may bid on suits priced at $1.90. Desirable patterns, pleated or plain, sizes available. Sold by the clothing company at corner Grant and Diamond streets under Prrvssware Comstatrox Clothing Company.
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Prrvssware
Comstatrox Clothing Companyy
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Indian silk offerings charm color and lace accents
A local retailer advertises a sale of black and colored silks including India silks sarabs dress goods fine embroideries and lace waiting garments. Special bangles and elegant accessories are highlighted with a promise of new stock in the next day.
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Otek
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