Royalists on Top in Hawaiian Delegate Election Controversy
Robert W. Wilcox, elected U S congressional delegate, is portrayed as a staunch backer of Queen Liliuokalani and anti white. his career includes exile, rebellion roles, imprisonment, and a controversial campaign. Parker defeated Kawananakoa for Honolulu’s Parker led races with strong native sentiment following annexation debates. A German sewing needle innovation and Job Castlett’s multioffice career highlight varied headlines.
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Rob Pawails
Econgre Ox
Ert
Liliuokalani
Wiles
Maui
Wiliam &. Wilcox
Newport
KR. T
Kalua
Wilcox
Italy
Victoria Colonna di Stigliana
Beren Lorenzo =brero
Kalakaua
Dole
Honolulu
Oahu
Samuel Parker
Prince David Kawananakag
Parker
Liliuakalan
Senate
Regina
Stan
Washington
Vicar General Appointment Honors Father Fitzsimmons
Archbishop Feehan of Chicago names Father M. J. Fitzsimmons as vicar general of the Chicago archdiocese to replace the late Very Rev. Dowling. Fitzsimmons, former chancellor and secretary, now leads Holy Name parish and has long served in diocesan work. He was born in Morris Illinois and educated at Kankakee and Baltimore seminaries, with early assignments at St. Mary’s Chicago.
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Archbishop Feehan
Chicago
M. J. Fitzsimmons
Archdiocese of Chicago
D. M. 4. Dowling
Holy Name
Fitzsimmons
Feehan
Father Dowling
Father Fitzsimmons
Morris
Church College
Kankakee
Baltimore
St. Mary's Church
Good Thing for Mariners a machine for condensing fog
A technology to condense coastal fog could boost maritime operations by providing a reliable source of fresh water and cooling air. Researchers tested a compact fog-harvesting unit expected to aid ships and coastal communities during a dearth of rainfall.
Porcupine Hunt Ends With Burgett Quills and a Blind Dog
Curtis Burgett of Rochester New York learned hunting danger firsthand when a porcupine leaped from a log and jabbed him and his dog. The dog bit Burgett twice as they tangled midair. Burgett, tended with nursing, will recover. The dog loses an eye and seeks game with caution thereafter.
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Curtis Burgett
Rochester
N. Y
Burgett
Gaylight
Armea
Curtis
Burggett
Porcupine
Ottoman census reports Mussulmans total at 196 million
The census lists 196,500,000 Mussulmans worldwide with 18,000,000 in Turkey in Europe and 99,000,000 in Asia Minor Beluchistan and the Indies. It assigns 20,000,000 to China 36,500,000 to northern and northeastern Africa and 23,000,000 in various other regions.
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Turkey
Europe
Asia Minor
Beluchistan
The
Indies
China
Africa
Sensitive Coin-Weighting Machine Lists Precision Feats
A Bank of England device weighs sovereigns and half sovereigns with tenth grain accuracy. It automatically weighs 26 coins per minute. Coins at full weight are ejected to the right while underweight coins are directed to the left.
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Bank of England
Relief and Charity Networks Boost Chicago Poor
A Chicago letter outlines the Bureau of Associated Charities uniting city groups to aid the hungry and jobless. It details gardens, garment rooms, and loans to help families, with a focus on winter needs, and notes extensive work by The Children's Home and Aid Society and Jewish and Catholic groups across crowded districts.
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Chicago
Bureau of Associated Charities
M Tocna
Children’s Home and Aid Society
Chicago Relief and Aid Society
Center Avenue
Chicago Avenue
Twelfth Street
West Side
Relief and Aid Society
Salvation Army
Children's Ail Society
United Hebrew Charities
America
Visitation and Aid Society
Bureau
Unity Building
Goats Touted as Land Clearing Solution for Western Farms
An Angora goat revival gains attention at a Kansas City fair with 3,000 goats on display. Farmers report goats clear brush, improve pastures, and provide valuable wool and leather, while claiming TB immunity and healthy meat quality.
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Texas
Roquefort
France
Kansas City
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
New Mexico
Harvard Freshman With Amazing Strength Defies Lifters
William A Mack an 18 year old Harvard freshman weighs 149 pounds and can hold still while several strong men fail to lift him. Experts in Europe and America puzzled by his power and theories range from nerve resistance to a hypnotic current passing from his hands. Mack showed strength by pinning a vaulting pole with ease and resisting multiple heavy lifters. He has possessed this ability since childhood and does not understand it.
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William ‘A. Mack
Harvard
Europe
America
Royal Medical Society of England
Prof
Virchow
University of Berlin
Mack
Cochems
Little Chronicle
A Poor Town for Lovers
Milan police court fines a couple 12 shillings for a park embrace, citing public decorum in an old statute. A Paris hospital case draws attention as a woman found insensible remained rigid for three weeks, later deemed dead due to alcohol preservation. Ostrich feathers fetch 40 to 50 dollars yearly, with prices from 70 to 200 dollars per pound.
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Milan
Paris
Legros
Rev G Campbell Morgan to Pastor Northfield Mass
Rev G Campbell Morgan of New Court Chapel London accepts a call to Northfield Mass filling Moody’s troubled vacancy. The piece notes his sermon style, background, education, and listed publications. It also retells a Beaumont anecdote about Matthew Arnold and remarks on Nightingale’s lasting influence.
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G. Campbell Morgan
New Court Congregational Chapel
London
England
Northfield
Mass
Dwight L. Moody
Mr. Morgan
Chicago
D. I. Moody
Tetbury
Gloucestershire
Cheltenham
Jewish Collegiate School
Birmingham
Congregational
Stone
Staffordshire
Westminster Road
Birchfield
Near
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Royalists
Hawaii
Aobert W. Wilcox
Robert W. Wilcox
United States Congress
Germany
Job Castlett
Edwardsville
Burgess
Catholic Archdiocese of
Hunting Adventure
New York State
Nimrod
Mussuimana
Lang
Tex Aik
Hilde
Angora
Rane
Campbell Morgan
New Court
Malachi
Nazareth
United States
Matthew Arnold
Nightingale
Peter
Mr. Moody
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