The Queen of Sheba and the wealth of Solomon sermon
A preacher in Vienna uses Solomon and the Queen of Sheba to urge earnest Christian pursuit of faith. The sermon highlights Jerusalem’s wealth and the gospel’s surprise, urging believers to seize religion by marching with camels toward the palace and to seek truth actively.
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Jerusalem
Sheba
Solomon
Jesus
Christ
Elizabeth Christina
Prussia
Maria Feodorovna
Russia
Marie
France
Helena
Constantine
Arcadia
Constantinople
Clotilda
Elizabeth
Burgundy
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Arabia Felix
Jesus Christ
Strait Gate
Kingdom of Heaven
Solo
Mon
Arabia
Felix
Heaven
Agelmer
Soem
Queen of
Desert
Lebanon
Bombay barrister battles lioness near Berbera
A Bombay barrister J D Inverarity fought a lioness on a Somali plain with two Somali companions. After multiple wounds and a dramatic struggle, the two Somalis killed the lioness with gunfire and Inverarity photographed the carcass. He was ordered to England after medical check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay Gazette
Aden
J. D. Inverarity
Bombay
Berbera
Mr. Inverarity
England
European monarchs struggle with health and nerves
A London world column reports a bleak view of European rulers. Czar Nicholas II and other rulers face nervous breakdowns and illnesses from hypochondria to chronic disorders, with stories of senility, assassination fears, and royal decay across Europe.
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Berlin
Europe
London
Austria
Wittelsbach
Bavaria
Wurtemberg
Milan
Servia
Holland
Italy
Spain
Roumania
Stamps With A History In The National Museum Displays
The article describes rare Stamp Act stamps, their value and journey to private hands, and their planned exhibit at the National Museum. It notes their ties to American colonial resistance, the repeal of the act in 1766, and their eventual display with context about the causes of the Revolution.
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National Museum Iites
Laait
Grenvile
Rockingham
Ellis
Gil
Great Britain
Welbore Ella, Jr
Walker, Maltby
Eilis
Mewenstie
Tiyan
E. J. Walker
John A. Brill
Iphia
Pathishena
Bri
Washington Sta
The Youngest Soldier and State Honors Granted
The Wisconsin Legislature awarded a gold medal to a Mason City Iowa unit for late war service. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the record cites honors bestowed and mentions individuals such as Francisco and Andrew F. Links connected to the commission and Sioux City. The passage is fragmentary but notes a soldiers recognition by the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Francisco Eld
Sioux City
Andrew F
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T Ringe
Holy Land
Galilee
Jeraean
Palmyra
Thapsacus
Euphrates
Palestine
Eziengeber
Lie
Mount Lebanon
Joppa
King’s Gate
Egypt
Solomon's Palace
Hiram
Josephus
Solo- Honsa
Tron
Calamus
Frank
Rex
Simeon
Isaiah
John
Paul
Ezekiel
Luther
Calvin
John Milton
China
God
India
Lynchburg
Newark
Simmons
New Yorker
New-Yorker
Count Tolstoi
North C
Norma
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Ohio
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