Hawaii at the Door Anti Annexationists in Spotlight
Historical overview traces Hawaii’s path toward possible U.S. annexation as McKinley’s early presidency looms. The piece notes Hawaiian sentiment, Crown distrust of Washington moves, and local politics under Queen Liliuokalani’s ouster, with English influence and factional aims shaping provisional government actions.
McKinley Victory Hinges On Hawaii Annexation Debate
The article surveys Hawaii and its islands, noting population, area, and major ports, with emphasis on annexation sentiment in the wake of a McKinley win. It covers island sizes, strategic harbors, and early colonial history, including King Kamehameha and Captain Cook, and references to past and potential shifts under a new U S administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genéxstionista
Hawaii
McKinley
Sethon
Gabu
Maui
exXtene
Molokai
Lata
Nithan
Kahoot
Pacific Islands
Cook
Kamehiumena
George IV
England
Great Britain
France
Kamehameha
Women Run Major New York Dry Foods House Delivery Dept
A New York dry foods house places women in charge of key departments including the delivery division. The young woman superintendent runs the delivery wagons and drivers with 25 to 30 boys, handling payments, complaints, and worker issues. She asserts women are reliable and capable of equal pay for equal work, noting many women occupy superior positions and report high satisfaction.
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Large Dry Foods House
New York
Hely
Coma Elishteen
Story of Sir John Millais
Sir John Millais attends a celebrated case in Boston where a staff youth criticized a sketch. Millais mildly suggested an improvement and the youth, outraged at first, adopted the change. He later received Millais's card with the note We are never too old to learn. The Great Artist has since advanced in his profession.
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Joan Millais
Tost
John
Howglreet
Barangwer
John Millins
R. A
London Chrontiels
Harsale
Patrice
Capt
Kelly
Roe
London
Mary
Pasriee
Shattie
Faszions
Jovel Litle
Maggie
Gwenap
Shasta Graham
Bilet
Shalio
Golmy
Andrew Jayanap
Stata Granham
Graham
Talward Thorburn
East Anglia
Jove
Somerset
Journallem
Thorhurn
Thorburn
Misa
Riberia's Great Railway Dreams of Faster World Travel
Harper's Weekly envisions a coming railroad across Siberia cutting global circumnavigation to 30 to 33 days. Baron Hilkoff, an American-Russian observer, predicts five years to finish the Siberian link and 10 to 10 days each for Petersburg to Vladivostok and back, transforming future travel for vacations and work.
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Jules Verne
Baron Hilkoff
Siberia
Cresa Stherie
St. Petersburg
Vladivostok
San Francisco
Tome
Harper’e Weekly
A Lover of the Day Continues with Hidden Promises
Patrice grows into a confident romance with Captain Kelly’s approval. Graham courts her with wine and schemes, while servants observe, noting her happiness and the budding engagement. The house buzzes with speculation, whispers, and growing affection in a tightly knit clan.
Engagements and Ambitions Stir Patience Graham's Circle
Shalte Graham envisions Patrice as a bride for Bim and writes home about plans to conquer fortune through marriage. A Daily Electriver rumor hints Sir Andre Gwenap courting Margaret Graham, prompting Shalte to ponder competing stories as Thorburn faces a potential journalism path and a sister’s social ties.
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Serventa
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Patrica
Bim Ir
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Erb
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Shallo Graham
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