Chinese Magazine Letter on Manchu Rule and Reform
A translated Chinese magazine letter urges reform and resistance to the Manchu rule, calling for expulsion of Manchu power and the immodest Na-la-shi, while urging Chinese students in Japan and Shanghai to unite, publish, and pressure Beijing. The author, self-critical and敬仰 figures like Chang Pin Ling and Tsu, frames salvation of four hundred million Chinese as a duty, with strong nationalist and anti-Manchu sentiment throughout.
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Na La-Shi
Japan
Conshi
Peking
Na-la-shi
Shensi
France
Shanghai
Monehu
Chang Pin Ling
Tsu
Hill
Chang
Na-la-hsi
Miss Ling
Mr. Tsu
Honshi
Bishop Hamilton Sees Kilauea Forming Island World
Bishop John W. Hamilton reports a transformative view of Kilauea during a Hawaii trip. He notes volcanic activity shifting vents, rising steam, and a changing landscape as lava becomes soil, predicting future settlement and wealth while downplaying a looming eruption. He also describes tidal waves near Hilo and outreach to Japanese and Korean communities about church work.
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Hilo
Waiakea
Crater
Volcanoe House
Islands
Kilauea
Advertiser. Se
Honolulu Yacht Club offers trophy for San Francisco to Diamond Head race
The Ocean Yacht Race may become a premier Pacific Coast test of seagoing skill with provisions for time allowances and crew changes. Competitors from Honolulu, San Francisco, and San Diego are named, including La Paloma, Anemone, Aggie, Tramon tana, Ramona, Nixie, and Lurline, with aims to elevate yachting, seamanship, and navigation.
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Hawaiian Yacht Club of
Honolulu
San Francisco
Diamond Head
la Paloma
Charles L. Taft
New York
James V. Coleman
Aggie
Herry Simpkins
Tramontana
Douglas White
Ramona
Fulton G. Berry
Nixie
Sausalito
George A. Story
Lurline
John D. Spreckels
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Return of J. F. Hackfeld to Honolulu after Europe trip
J F Hackfeld returns to Honolulu aboard the U S Mongolia after eight months in Europe. He voices sugar market implications from a record beet crop of 6 900 000 tons and notes future prospects depend on beet planting area in April. He praises his health and expresses pleasure at being back in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
T. H
Europe
J. F. Hackfeld
U. S
Mongolia
Hackfeld
Honoluly
Hawaii Promotion Committee Receives Praise Letter
John K Bulger United States Local inspector of steam vessels returns from Hawaii trip to Hilo and volcano visit. He lauds Kilauea crater as one of the world’s indescribable sights and urges all visitors to see it, calling it a must see for tourists.
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Kilauea
Crater
Vesuvius
Hilo
Hawaii
John K. Bulger
U. S
Volcano
California
Orient
Alaska
Mexico
Central
South America
United States
Europe
Hawaiian Islands
Thos. A. Clark
W. A. Johnston
Wilder 5. S. Co
O. F. Bollar
U.S
Hulls
Thos. R. Craigie
Pacific
Tee
Manila Rats On Route To National Museum Collection
Word has been received that a barrel of rats shipped from Manila is en route to the National Museum. Health officials offered bounties to curb a pestilent rat outbreak, and Maj. Edgar A. Mearns collected scientifically valuable specimens for weeks. The barrel, preserved in formalin, is expected to yield a comprehensive Manila district small mammal collection for study.
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National Museum
Manila
Luzon
Health Department
Edgar A. Mearns
United States Army
Attor
Board of Public Health
Mearns
Quartermaster General's Department of the Army
Manila District
Philippine Islands
Washington Star
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy in Kingston
Mrs. Michael Hart wife of the Cart Service superintendent in Kingston Jamaica says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for coughs croup and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial She would not be without a bottle at home and it is for sale by Hilo Drug Co.
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Michael Hart
Cart Service
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies
Hilo Drug Co
Trains Between Hilo and Puna Schedule and Tickets
The company runs trains between Hilo and Puna on Wednesdays. Depart Hilo Station via Railroad Wharf for Olea and Puna after Steamship Kinan arrives, with through service to Puna and a stop at Pabos. Excursion tickets cover all points on Saturdays and Sundays, valid return until Monday noon. Commutation tickets allow twenty five rides between any two points, and thousand mile tickets are available at low rates.
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Puna
Hilo
Pune
Hilo Station
Olea
Kinan
Pabos
Dee
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