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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1889

Page

7

None of These Things Move Me Pioneer Brooklyn Sermon

Dr De Witt Talmage delivers a stirring Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon after the Schermerhorn Street fire. He invokes Paul's resolve to persevere, calls for a united church, and envisions a larger, inclusive soon-to-rise house of worship amid communal sorrow and faith.

de Witt Talmage D. D Brooklyn Academy of Muoe Pr. Talmage Paul Someope Jerusalem Jesus Brooklyn Tabernacle David James Brooklyn Heavtn Handel Haydn Mozart Mendelsohn Beethoven Christ Atom Schermerli Babylon Nebuchadnezzar Halie Benjamin Franklin God Schermerhorn Street Angels of God Academy of Music Yonder Hill Church of God Red Sea Christ Jordan Ness Satan Tabernacle

Sultan Abdul Hamid in Constantinople A Miserable Ruler

Frank G. Carpenter reports in Constantinople that Sultan Abdul Hamid, 47, rules a vast empire and immense wealth yet lives in fear and discontent. He attends Friday mosque with 7,000 troops guarding, travels by sanded roads, and is accompanied by Osman Pasha and a favored court member as he approaches the grand mosque on the Bosphorus.

Sultan Abdul-Hamid Turkey Frank G. Carpenter Constantinople United States India North Africa China South Europe Asia Minor Mohammed Orient Georgia Circassia Hamidien Bosphorus Stamboul Sea of Marmara Slutan Yildiz Pera Ming Osmenasha Plevna Jay Gould Sultan Gould House of Entertainment

Inca Roads and Ranks From The New York Journal

A New York Journal excerpt describes Inca military training from age sixteen, rapid army mobilization, and four main roads from the capital. It highlights the Cuzco to Quito highway with masonry, bridges, and fortifications, messenger posts, and stored provisions for soldiers across the empire.

Lony Cuzco Quito Maguey Osier Owan New York Journal

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