Recollections of Robert Louis Stevenson in the Pacific
Publishing house announces Arthur Johnstone of Honolulu will release Recollections of Robert Louis Stevenson in the Pacific. The volume, based on island life, anecdotes, and letters, includes Stevenson's talks and a Pacific view, with chapters on the Casco voyage, Hawaii, Samoa, Tahiti, and Damien letters.
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Chatto & Windus
London
Robert Louis Stevenson
Pacific
Arthur Johnstone
Honolulu
Lina
Stevenson
Haveau
Ralph Smith
Thram
Johnstone
Pavillo
Dero
Scottish Thistle Club
Hyde-Stevenson
Father Damien
Steve Tawau
Captain Ou
South Seas
Robert Catton
Honoluli
T. AL Simpson
F Stevenson
Edwin Markham
Sea
Casco
Marquesas Islands
Pannutis
Tahiti
Damien
Sane Seuei
Exilian
Richmond
Stew ‘Erson
National Portrait Gallery
Hawaii
Samoa
Mawaii
United States
Cruise of Casco In Southern Seas and Stevenson Bed Lesson
Fragmented reminiscence recounts Stevenson in Samoa with host mentions of bed making customs and the Samoa visit. It includes quotes from Simpson and Griffan about Stevenson's views on missionaries and native schooling, plus a long biographical appraisal of his intellect and character.
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Casco
Stevenson
Ielanda
Hawaii
Mr. Simpson
Bane
Rome
Lave Cottage
Samoa
Archie Griffan
Motokal
Paole
Bin
Honolulu
Venina
Japan Plans Asia Monroe Doctrine to Check European Powers
Tokio moves to declare a new Asia Monroe Doctrine to enforce in the region, delaying action until Russia peace is secured or Manchuria is cleared. An imperial commission outlines plan and methods, aiming to curb further European or American territorial gains while paralleling U S influence in the Americas. France likely to feel early pressure as Japan shifts focus to Asia and ties with Russia endure.
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Rojestvensky
Tanahima
Taft Cabinet Talk and Caty Fet Meeting Report
A garbled Washington dispatch recalls Taft and Secretary Moody debating sources and methods in a late session after the Caty fet meeting. It notes the President’s quiet nods, Taft’s interruptions, and references to Omaha papers alongside musings on death and naturalist views, reflecting a jumbled record of deliberations and events.
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Taft
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Henley hopefuls from Vexper Hort Club train for England regatta
Philadelphia May 24 members of the Vexper Hort Club intensify efforts to field an emigrant crew for Henley to be held in England. The crew trains two weeks straight, plans to sail on June 10, and will train aboard ship. Resigned rowers rejoined as trial horses and a second training crew forms while daily practices on the Schuylkill continue amid lively, unnamed exchanges.
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England
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