American missionary Ament speaks on China life and mission
Rev. W. Ament, returning on furlough after twenty years in China, addressed Central Union and Christian church congregations. He praised Christian work in China, warned of European misperceptions, discussed northern Mongolian lineage, Li Hung Chang’s superstition, and noted notable Chinese conversions amid a large attentive audience.
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W. 8. Amont
China
Ament
Central Union Church
Christian Church
J. M. Monroe
Oberlin
Hawaiian Islands
Ohio
Goodby
Peking
Chine
Sinim
Japan
Fette
Ceres
Anam
Europe
Vienna
Austria
Zenghis Khan
Li Hung Chang
Li Hang Chang
Christendom
Bia—marck
Gladstone
Polytechnic Institute
Board of Works
Washington
Roxda
Que
Mr. Ament
Man Narrows Escape After Buggy Accident on Island Road
While returning from the other side of the island, T. Lansing was thrown from a buggy when the horse raced after seeing his wife on the pali. Lansing suffered a broken left arm. a Chinaman in the vehicle was unhurt. Two natives nearby helped recover the team and return to the plantation. Lansing was driven home and had the bone set by a physician. New shipments arrive for L. B. Kerr, offering wholesale fabrics.
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T. ¥. Lansing
Pali
Waimanalo Road
Mr. Lansing
President McKinley Honors Grant at New York Tomb Dedication
The April 27 dedication of General Grant's tomb in Riverside Park, New York, featured President McKinley praising Grant's life and patriotism. A vast parade, foreign and domestic officials, and lauding ceremonies accompanied the solemn tribute as crowds cheered the monument and its symbolism of liberty and national unity.
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William McKinley
General Grant
Riverside Park
New York
Ulysses
Grant
Lincoln
Stanton
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Hancock
Loggen
McPherson
Farragut
Porter
Lumen
Gen. Grant
Washington
Great
Hus
Fred Grant
Florace Porter
Newark
United States
Ulysses S. Grant
Thirtieth Street
Madison Avenue
Gravyville M. Dodge
St Louis and Stars in tight game of baseball mix
Saturday's slowpitch style clash between the St Louis nine and the Stars drew praise as the season’s best so far. Both clubs showed polish, with Stars pitcher Mahuka and St Louis hitters Wilder Gleason Dayton and Thompson among the standout performers. The game ended with a note of strict order and the score line even as controversy over who led through late innings lingered. Continued on 4th Page.
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Stara
Harry Wilder
Burt
Wilder
Canha
Brat
Thompson
St Louis
Short Gleason
Willis
Wood
Gleason
Clark
Lemon
Hansman
Simerson
Mahuka
Stars
Lishwan
Pahoa
Dayton
Woods
Willie
Haneman
Muffy Tao
Lishman
Mahuke
Palisa
Rosa
Koch
Pahau
Hart
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