Queen of the Queen Aboard Honolulu to Manila
A long river of chapters follows Lieut Gray, Mrs Garrison, and Gen Drayton aboard the Queen of the Pacific as romance and intrigue unfold. Witchie Garrison uses charm to influence officers while a deserter Morton and stolen letters loom, leading toward Manila with Amy Lawrence shadowed by Gray and Armstrong.
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Billy Gray
Prime
Misa Prime
Amy Lawrence
Gen. Drayton
Col. Canker
Vasane
Arm
Chaptio IV
Cerey
Gray
Geort
Morton
Philippines
Red Cross
Garrison
Armstrong
Mrs. Garrison
Prima
Latrobe
Nita
Gov
Mr. Prime
San Francisco
Philippinos
Hong Kong
Col
Adjt
Gordon
Gen
Drayton
Canker
Grays
Sergt
Foley
Crapter
Grn
Pacific Service
Manila
Honolulu
Hawaii
Prairies
Marrow
Cummer Toileta
Bennington
Witchie Garrison
Branley Armstrong
Stewart
Wuree
Pacific
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Ene
Lanai
Berger
Shenandoah
West
Queen
Crabb
Committee On Military Affairs
Ti Waa
Louisiana
Senate Military Committee
Davy Jones
Goldier
Col. Armatrong
Frank Garrison
Bay of
Delta Sig
Young Morton
Witchie
Aztec child hoax sparks crowd trouble at show
A Philadelphia lecturer faced disruption when a countryman exposed the acts as frauds. The man claimed a known worker as an Aztec child with clubfoot, deriding the fair as deception. The lecturer paid him $5, but the revelation led to whisky purchases and ruined business.
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Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
John Hvans
Bill Evans
Leech farming described as curious cultivation method
The passage notes leech farmers sowing a meadow with leeches by broadcasting them from sticks holding 15,000 each. Water and blood are needed for the crop, the latter often sourced by driving old horses and cattle into enclosures or from slaughterhouses.
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Chicago News
Icebergs Poem By John James Meehan
The poem speaks of silent icebergs gliding near ships with lamps along their sides and a distant warlike alert. It evokes ghosts of sailors and fading beacon lights set by hands long gone, as phantom bells toll and ships drift through misty remembered ports toward an endless voyage.
Chiefs of the Sulus and Moros justice
Harper's Weekly describes Moros in Jolo where a dato rules a district with life and death power over subjects and slaves. A follower who gambled away money is spared twice but executed on a third offense, illustrating primitive social control by the chief with brutal knives.
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Jolo
Datm Jokanine
Sod
Johanine
Harper's Weekly
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