Revival Movements Sweep Cities Amid Religious Awakening
Across New York Schenectady Denver and South Wales vast revival efforts draw crowds in churches theaters and public halls. Evangelists hymnists and religious fervor reshape social life as people seek Spirit led changes amid debates over self and reform.
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New York Schenectady
Mater
Deuver
Cole
Denver
Buheneotmdy
South Wales
America
Agiinet Mat
The G Self-Righteousness Of Mr Rogers Discussed
excerpt from Thomas W Lawcon's April Frenzied Viance column in Everybody's Magazine criticizes Henry M Rogers for self righteousness and aggressive rights claiming he would pursue others' dollars by any legal means. It notes tensions with Utah Consolidated stockholders and broader American envy and fairness debates.
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Togeth
Thomas W. Lawcen
Everybody's Magazine
Henry M. Rogers
Utah
Alameda Carries Hone Passenger Fleet Departure
The Alameda sailed for San Francisco at nine with a large, festive crowd. Bishop Libert y and Father Valentin saw many parishioners ashore, while Mr. Wingate Lake and wife drew well wishers. Judge Carruth, AL Atkinson, and Mrs. Gilman also left, with others bound for Rome and Belgium on the Pope’s audience. The voyage carried 250 tons of refined cargo and included a note on a new food preservation method.
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Alameda
San Francisco
Verger
St. Loula College
Bishop Liberty
Father Valentin
HL Wingate Lake
Young Hotel
Wingate
Winton Libert
Tne Catholic Mission
Rome
Wankington
Rame
Belgium
Carruth Wates
Carruth
Kentucky
Saint Pauliem Meetings Reported In Kauai
In Lihue Kauai on April 22 Koloa is said to have caught the contagion of Saint Pauliem Meetings are held at a promoter's house. A widow of standing attends with small attendance. Members wear white bead garments from the Covenant. Cups of offering are passed and the faithful are anointed as in Old Testament rites. Sacred robes are returned to the ark after the service.
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Lihue
Kauai
Koloa
Wisconsin’s junior senators and the Madison intrigue
The piece contends Wisconsin may keep the junior senator elect in office for months or years while Capitol reforms drag. It alleges promises by La Follette and party leaders to enact railroad rate regulation, facing a Senate split and possible defections to corrupt rail interests amid a push to send a Democrat to the U S Senate.
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Wisonsin
Madison
Washington
la Follett
Duclara
Bunty Commission
National
Republicana
Wisconsin
State Senate
Boron
United Blazen Senate
Wirconsin
Mailison
Coptic Leaves Quarantine After Brief Delay
The quarantined vessel Coptic sailed at midnight without trouble, discharged 0 tons of freight, opened hatches about 3 pm, and was moved to Hackfeld's wharf. A drunken passenger caused amusement aboard after the captain limited intoxicants during the voyage from Yokohama. The Coptic left nine hours before the Alameda, likely entering San Francisco soon after.
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Hackfeld's
Yokohama
Alameda
San Francisco
Togo
Kauai Churches Protest Governor Carter Action
The Kauai Association of Congregational Churches petitions Governor Carter to oppose Sunday desecration amid a local dispute over regulations. Postscript notes business listings and a Wisconsin rate bill debate.
Hawaii News Recap From April Mud Civil Disorder and Local Events
The article reports on a muddy April incident near Wa Dawa forest involving a gang and promotions for Messrs. We1nastimer and Zaller, plus a timber and sugar transport aftermath. It notes sugar shipments from Blgole, a plant roster at McBirsoe mill, and local travel around Makawell and Honolului. An accident near Wa y of cel ona mill injures two port horses, with a wheel impacting a horse and crew. There are mentions of Kanal Etectric Company work, Mrs. Krupp visiting from Honolulu, and political talk as Republicans prepare to appoint Supervisors, with local civic groups and golf club ladies gaining honorary status.
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Blgole
Tawall Matiha
Wa Dawa Forest
Welnatimer
Zaller
Ion Amotherine
Greigx
Makawell
McBirsue Mill
Mosny
Wabhawa
Sire
Brown
Child
Manuel Joaquin Data
Celonawa
Lea Aly
Kanal’ Etectric Company
Wainihe
Moler
Carpenter
Mefryde
Jorer
Miva Kate Krupp
Honoluti
Onokene
Hanapepe
Tom
Farine
Hanohano
Nomi
Lawai
Wahiawa
Blevio
Mofiryde Golf Club
Quinn
Tepubtiens County Committee
Aet Te Innevord
Miss Richardson Departs Kimberley for New Venture
Miss Richardson, a gifted pianist and longtime accompanist of the Kimberley Musical Association, is leaving Kimberley for Wo rley. Friends and the Kimberley Advertiser convey heartfelt best wishes as they honor her with a presented gift and formal appreciation at a Presbyterian Hall gathering.
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Hisle Richanteau
Kimberley
Klale Richardson
Kim
Worley
Worlay
Kimberley Musical Association
Newoolation
Misa Richardson
Assoclatio
Presbyteria
Mme Richardeau
Cable ship Mortover to lay 100 miles of cable here
The Mortover will take on 100 miles of cable here in readiness for orders potentially sending her to distant ports. No orders have been received yet and the Restorer’s movements remain uncertain. All sailing orders come from New York, and it is possible inter orders may bring her back to Oriental waters.
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Lydia E.piitcham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paul Oliver
St. Martinsville
United States
Mortover
New York
Inter
Oriental Waters
Notice to Creditors for Harold J Scott Estate
The executor of the last will and testament of Harold J Scott, deceased, Hawaii Territory, gives notice to all creditors and debtors to present claims or be barred. Mediation payments requested by the undersigned executor JAB LYLE, Honorary, dated May 3, 1910 or 1906.
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Haring
Marcid L* Brott
Menotala
Island of
Cabi
Territory of Hawaii
Tate
Jab
Lyle
Harold J. Scott
Dacoined
Assignee Notice for Ting Kee in Hawaii
Assignee Forrest posts notice that Ting Kee of West Monuapo Kai Hawaii made a voluntary assignment for creditors. Creditors must file claims within thirty days from date. Debtors urged to call and pay amounts due at once. All claims must be certified. Public notice appears in Forrest’s weekly newspaper with dates April 21, May 2, 9, 18.
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West Monuapo
Kai Hawaii
Forrest
Japanese Immigration and Population Figures in 1900s United States
The article discusses 1900 census counts of Japanese in the continental United States and Hawaii, estimates of overall Japanese immigration, and comparisons to other groups. It notes San Francisco arrivals, returns home, and broader immigration trends, with references to Rhode Island towns and political representation.
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Hawaii
Hula
San Francisco
Kucoye
Thin Harbor
Howe
Japan
San Brancisco
Rome
Jon
Manchuria
Toad
Collier's
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Corporation Notices
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