Galilee as a Spiritual Hub and Christ's Example
A reflective travelogue on Lake Galilee linking its beauty to biblical events. The author contrasts Jesus with Herod Antipas, recalls miracles at Capernaum, Cana, and Gentile accounts, and concludes with a call to evangelize cities and seek divine guidance amid life's storms.
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Joshua
Moses
Wat
Tiberias
Herod Antipas
Yecr
Palestine
Jesus
Herod
Babylon
Jeru- Siem
Uehem
Herod the Great
Lakes
Galilee
Dead Sea
Capernaum
Christ
Chuza
Joanna
Coun
Cana
Lake
Lake Galilee
DeGin
Athens
Cairo
Thebes
Rome
American
Newfoundland
Scythopolis
Arich
Hippos
Gamala
Chorazin
Bethsaida
Magdala
Josephus
Writers and speakers reveal writing habits and nerves
Oliver Wendell Holmes reflects on how writers work with notes and memory, noting how some rely on strings or papers to shape speech and writing. He compares the creative process, character development, and risks of overlapping voices, ending with a light Bloomer and Blossom joke.
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Joe Miller
Edwin Arnold
Asia
Shakspeare
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Atlantic Monthly
Immense steel bridge to span the Columbia at Vancouver
The Columbia in Vancouver British Columbia will gain a vast steel bridge over 6000 feet from Washington to Oregon with a top roadway and double track. A pneumatic piers draw will allow a 200 foot vessel opening and a 375 foot span. The structure rests on a gravel foundation eighty feet below low water built to $1,000,000 and will employ hundreds. Construction aims for January 1 1902 completion with over two thousand workers and fifteen hundred teams currently at Kalama.
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Coumbia River
Vancouver
British Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Islé
Missouri River
Kalama
Ancient Dutch Copper Mine Rediscovered at Bloomfield
A two century old Dutch copper mine near Bloomfield is rechecked after discovery of three cave chambers. Tools, a pipe, drinking horns and bones were found along with a copper vein showing potential. Valued ore totals 7.50 in gold 8.10 in silver and 62 percent copper at 120 a ton with promising development, royalty history noted. The Cadmus Weild Gleni Quarry lineages traced to seven years ago.
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Bloomfield
Cadmus
Weild
Glen i Quarry Company
San Francisco Chronicle
Timber for Railroad Purposes in U S Forest Land Needs
The New York Shipping List reports annual railroad wood demand totaling about 73 million ties and 5 million cubic feet of round timber. Oak provides roughly 6 percent, with other woods totaling 365 million cubic feet. To meet bridge and trestle needs, sawed timber adds 60 million cubic feet.
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New York
United States
California
Babylonian Walls and River Walls Describe Ancient City
The Washington Star details ancient Babylon with a square layout and a fifty five mile wall rising 350 feet high and 87 feet thick. A surrounding ditch and an inner brick barrier protected the city while the Euphrates ran through its center and was shielded by massive river defenses.
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Babylon
Washington Monument
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Onday
DR. Talmage
Sea of Glass
St. Ver’ Ori
Celestial Landes
Jordan Poona
Jorex
Hermon
Jordan
Lake Como
Italy
Seva
Switzerland
Lake Lomonda
Lake Ee Ee
Pat
Sauk
Chyneeth
Matthew
Sea of Galilee
Luke
John
Sea of
Tooras
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America
Jiaway
Pliny
Gennesaret
Gadara
Satan
Mire
Pasteur
Koch
Jack Tars
Helm'salee
White House
Mr. Lincoln
Bull Run
Solomon
Judea
Vespasian
Titus
Trajan
London
England
Berlin
Germany
Paris
France
St.Petersburg
Russia
Vienna
Austria
Atlantic Coast
Robert McCheyne
Scotland
Authors
Blossom
Bloomer
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