How did Jakob Lorber have a tablet? In the 1800s?

He was born in 1800 and died in 1864, in Graz, Austria. I found his obituary in the newspaper: Grazer Zeitung 25-Aug-1864



In German:
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Verstorbene in Graz
Den 23. August:

Herr Joachim Richter, pension tt. Hauptmann, alt 80 3. Radeskystra e Nr. 28; Altersschwäche.

Herr Jakob Lorber, Tonkünstler, alt 64 3., Laimburggaffe Nr. 1391; Bluterbrechen.
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In English:
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Deceased in Graz
On August 23rd:

Mr. Joachim Richter, retired captain, aged 80, Radeskystraße No. 28; weakness due to old age.

Mr. Jakob Lorber, music artist, aged 64, Laimburggasse No. 1391; hemorrhages.
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Archived newspaper / full page

Today, we could use a tablet to load up Google Maps and view the street Lorber lived on in Graz, Austria.



According to the old newspaper, he lived on Laimburggasse.



In his book "12 Hours" (available in the library, he describes looking at his tablet to see any place on Earth. As we might use Google Maps today, he could look at his tablet and see whatever God wanted to show him. Yes, God gave him the use of that tablet, before the internet was known to the world.