The Sandwich Islands and Its People Then and Now
A broad survey of the Sandwich Islands notes their geography on the northern tropical rim, Honolulu’s population and trade ties, and the diverse demography including natives, half-castes, and immigrants. It cites government form, religion, schools, and exports like sugar, with figures for population, land area, and debt.
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San Producinco
America
Australia
Honolulu
Oahu
Amon
Sandwich Islands
Cook
Hawaii
Mani
Gabu
Kauai
Molokai
Lanui
Nihau
Kaloolawe
United States
New Zealand
House of Nobles
House of Representatives
Lilliuokotant
London
New York Mail and Express
Fossil clues reveal ancient plant life in cannel coal
Washington Star reports that by thinning coal to transmit light and applying strong micro- keone, pale fossil impressions of roots stems and twigs appear. Layers show a clay stratum with ancient soil, and cannel coal beds yield entire trees with roots leaves and seeds preserved in coal.
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Washington Star
Peculiar Bowl Conversation Sparks Puzzling Phrase
A fragmentary dialogue questions the fate of a picerve in a bowl. The exchange humorously misidentifies evaporated peaches as a mysterious substance, inviting playful speculation about the missing item and language mix ups.
Boston Fire Rages Through Essex Lincoln Tufts District
A devastating Boston blaze in a four-street district destroys the Ames and nearby buildings, killing and injuring many and prompting militia and emergency hospital action. Firefighters rescue workers and civilians with nets and cables as flames force escapes through upper floors. The disaster leaves property damage estimated around 74.5 million with millions in insurance and many lives affected.
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Boston
Mass
Burnet
Abreo
Essex Street
Lincoln Street
Tufts Street
Kingston Street
United States Hotel
Ansen
Lincoln
Brown
Darroll
Bo Aerious
Bomerville
Cambridge
Nuwtoo
Waltham
Brockton
Quincy
Thea
Regimenta
Aros
Beos
Oresao
Ames
Horace Partridge
Whelesslu
Bengal
Meno
Mfc
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Woonsog Cut Company
Protective Department
Engine 26
James
Tyro
Ameracne
United States
Oife
Brown-Durrell
Ezav
Ney
Ezan
Hoo c
St Lincoln Street
Stapuen
Satvian, Jr
Ose Vipa
Landiou
Muble
Bugins 2S
Tha S Metropoatan Soneraza Commission
Secupiee
Norace Fartridge
Arthur Carter
Beng
Alfred Bridgeman
Conraje
Wily Haynes
Firements Hallet Association
Oxy
Tragic double murder in Quincy love tragedy ends in suicide
Mary Victoria Lafave aged eighteen and Joseph Massey about thirty act amidst unrequited love. After following Lafave from St. John’s Church, Massey fired three shots at her on Elin Street. He then killed himself by shooting in the head, dying within minutes. Witnesses reported a silent, rapid attack as the crowd pursued them after the first shots.
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Enisen
Quincey
Mass
Mary Victoria Lafave
Net
Joseph Massey
Azer
St. John's Church
Massey
Elin Atreat
Massuy
Marcy
Murderer Walton lynched after fatal stabbing in Nitta Yuma
Russ Haywood, a colored planter, was killed by Lie Walton in Nitta Yuma. Walton fled but was captured by bloodhounds next morning and held at Nitta Yuma awaiting train to Rolling York. A local crowd overpowered him at the scene just before the train arrived. A plan to build two bicycle courts at Tachon Park, Chicago, with attendants, is discussed for bicycle owners nationwide.
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Russ Haywood
Lie Walton
Nitta Yuma
Mss
Walton
Tungil
Rolling York
Thy
Arrivat Anssb
Clountrdyrar
Tachon Park
Chicago
Alony
Harvard Professor Dies At Cambridge Mass Field
Eastern and Middle States report Rev. Docron Axonew II of Harvard College dies in Cambridge after fifty years on the faculty. Jaurs W. Uratt, former U.S. Treasurer under Cleveland, dies at his Norwalk home. Large theft of silver at Philadelphia Mint and river flood damage across New York and Wisconsin cited. A wide range of incidents including mine explosions, shipwrecks, and political moves in several states are noted with scattered names and dates.
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Eastern
Middle States
Docron
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
Jaurs W. Uratt
The
United
Cleveland
Norwalk
Conn
United State Mint
Failadelphia
Penn
United States
Gandy Hook
Astore
Beabright
N. J
Rapid Transit Commissioners
New York City
New Jermy
Tir Atkinson
Janes Klannizan
Hartford
Perryopal
Ldyville
N. Y
Hudson River
Cornell
New York State
Republian
Louisville
Death by Own Action of Julia Hall in New Canaan
Julia Hall of New Canaan Connecticut daughter of a local banker committed suicide by throwing herself in front of a locomotive on the Connecticut Valley division of the New York New Haven and Hartford line. She had recently been committed to Middletown insane asylum after wandering from home twice causing local concern and searches. On the fatal walk with an attendant she suddenly moved toward the track and leaped as the train approached, resulting in instant death and a horrific mangling of the body.
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Julia Hal
New Canaan
Conn
Ues dl Hall
Heraelf
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Sta
Hall
Middletown
New Cannon
Hone
Gould
Miss Hadl
von Capelya
Exiled Queen Liliuokalani Issues Public Statement
A lengthy public statement by Queen Liliuokalani argues she had planned to remain silent amid constitutional negotiations but faced slander and criticism aimed at her persona. She recalls efforts toward a new constitution, cites loyalty and petitions from Hawaiians, and condemns American Minister Stevens for unfriendly diplomacy. She opposes annexation and affirms Hawaii’s attachment to its own flag and heritage.
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Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Monirau
Ople
Giventow
America
Lilleukalant
United States
Stevens
Unitot
CAPITAL AND SETTLERS IN RICHMOND FOR GOVERNORS MEET
Richmond readers look toward April 18 convention of Southern Governors in their city led by Governor Wishback of Arkansas. Mayor Eliason and local organizations will entertain as governors from ten states attend to promote Southern resources and attract capital and home seekers.
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Richmond
Wishback
Arkansas
McKinney
Eliason
Chicago
West Viriits
North Carona
South Carolina
Florida
Ennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabauia
Missouri
Georgia
Philadelphia
Yorktown
Tas Frmous
Westmoreland Club
Sociel Organizations
Coffee planters in Guatemala profit from rising prices
The Washington Star reports Cael F. Ebberle of Philadelphia explains Guatemala coffee growers gain from high bean prices and strong German influence in global trade. Land is abundant in Nicaragua, costs to ship reach nine to ten cents, and profits can soar from fifteen to thirty cents per pound, though capital is required and returns come after years. It notes planters live well, travel widely, and are paid in gold with some silver for expenses while exchange rates impact earnings. It adds a line about Duke Charles of Orleans, Valentines writing, and missionaries adopting bicycles for travel.
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Guatermala
Cael F. Ebberle
Philadelphia
Natonal
Central American
Guatemala
Nicaracha
New York
London
Amsterdam
Paris
Mexico
Aod
Washington Star
New Bread Recipe Promises Superior Lightness Without Yeast
Readers are invited to try a new bread making method described in this paper. The Royal Baking Powder Co. will send a free practical cookbook with one thousand cooking receipts to those who write a report. Mention this paper when applying. An old orange peddler in Amsterdam left heirs totaling 80 000.
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Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
New York
Amsterdam
Petiaty
The New Bread Quick Recipe from Old Kitchen Text
A historical bread method uses flour salt sugar and Royal Baking Powder with a boiled potato, mixed with water to a soft batter. Pour into a greased pan and bake hot, about 45 minutes, covering early to prevent crusting. do not use milk.
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France
Hood’s
Hood
Frederick Barnfred
Minos
Newduck
Frederick Fauxhuny
South Carpenter Street
Ilinoia
N.B
Bood
August Flower
Beneft
Angus
St&eree
Appleton
Maine
Joan
Dambio
W. Baker & CO
W. Baker &C
Dorchester
Kirk
Kitkey
Dana Sarsapariiin Co
Belfast
Jad
Roo Reta
Shiloh
J. M. Jomneow
Ark
Bera Recoparon
FLW Gicvetsk
Sandwich, Islands
Hosea Ballou
Muascina Ballou
Barenard
Aoagon
Magsona
R. H. Thurston
Ina Payer
Engineering
A. Rowbothan
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Star
Enormons
Pever
Lake of the Woordts
Washington
Pam
Ivan
Nike
Detroit Free Press
New York Journal
Claude
Oni
Java
Big Blaze
Masy
North
Weat
Rent River
Wisconsin
Innis
Mag. Bogan Woops
Culur Creek
Glenn
Soplo
San Jose
Oakland
Cal
Watt
John B. Allen
Paica
Farara
Anlerson
Garde City
Kansas Trust and Banking Companye
Atchison
Ngalle
Grorce Wixx
Fayette
Ska Serviczs
Me Campbell
Newton Aa
Hamilton
Elora
Lincoln County
Vonn
United States Treasury
Pittsburg
Venn
Peoria
Ill
Helena
Montana
Bureau of Statistics
Justice Jackson
Wonica
Dustica Lamar Preside
Sesaton
Vesny Downs
Massachusetts
Congress
Hia
Ed Corwen
Senate
Dinger
Arlington
Kiaulyul
Hawai
Davies
Tueesil
Clevenant
White House
Ital
SM. Antrioux
Mune
Cottu
M. Bourgeris
French Minster of Justice
Rm Ferment
Sprudelstrasse
Carlebad
Germany
Collnpss
Sumteen
French
Chamber of Deputies
Samoury
Mn. Cattu
Pari
Tore
Deraulode
Lare
India
Cliftral
Chilas
Daniell
Julia Hall
Liliuuokalani
Sho Saye
Winfish
Lase County
Inn
Subuuttel, Sys
Lima
Creantery
St. &Penn
Rt & Pong
Western
Secon Western
Creamery
W. Im. Creamery
W. Hn
Creamery Western Factory
Stata Factory
Partskimazooltoprauno
Wow
Jersy
Jerswy
South Jersey
Ubi
Byados
Bitinetiss Graln
Flour City Mall
Lou Lye Nay
Mate - Bovves
Dresei
Tod Why Milch
Creda
Charles, Duke of Orleans
Lake
Bart Logan
Buffalo
Leui Allen
Ohio
Ben Rathbun
Allen
Buffalo Courier
Xerxes
Garfield Tes
F.J Cheney & Co
Toledo, O
R. C. Hausweden
Lake City
Minn
Syquritss
California
San Francisco
York, WV
Ealing
RexZiro
Newark
Regother
Piso
Edallar
Wil
Harthian
Douglas Ghoes
Douglas
Visa
Rn Hartman
Beaver Falls
Pagehen
Chamber St
Thomson
Judson L. Thomson Mfg
Waltham, Mass
CIA
Garfield Teace
Cock Keukor Co
Mal Jotte
Uae
Mall
Tszelting
Warcen
Alexandra
Bend Toprat
Davis & Nankin
MFG. CO
Lax Srnzer
Caicaco
Inumor
Novalty Dept
Atus
Devtes
Sw Terk
Caage
Piers
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