Hawaii as It Is Dreamy and Modern in One Image
The piece surveys the Hawaiian Islands twelve atoll cluster with seven inhabited, detailing Honolulu’s fast business blocks valued around 70 000 to 280 000 dollars and the native life. It contrasts grass hut homes with lush irrigation farms, notes Mauna Loa’s eruptions and crater size, and portrays a mixed society of natives missionaries descendants and wealthy expatriates amid tourist season, crime rarity, and thriving hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandwich Islands
Mos
Archipslase
Pacific Ocean
O Pier
Hawa
Mauri
Molokini
Kahoulawe
Lanai
Molokin
Oabu
Kaui
Lebua
Nihau
Kaula
Bird Island
Elze
Linee the Republic
Hawaii
Honolulu
Wen
Damien
Piers
Walla
Cook
Hia
Mauna Loa
Hilo
Mauna ‘Loa
Mme
Fau
Honostiy
Nayland
United States
Chicago Chronicle
Paalte Islands
Middle Western
Boston
Molokai
Islands
California
Ling
Sol
Australia
China
America
Hawaii Islands Notes on Climate People and Culture
Government House Honolulu describes Hawaii and Maui with climate, soils, and beauty. It details Kanaka women and men, leprosy concerns, hula dance, Honolulu life, agriculture, industry, and trade. It notes population, exports, imports, and government revenues amid a vivid colonial travelogue voice.
Canteen Letter from Civil War Sparks Memory and Politics
A discovered 1864 canteen letter by Rosa Corvin, later Mrs Leary, pleads for a soldier to vote for Little Mac and end Old Abe. The Brooklyn girl now denies writing it, saying she was too young then. The tale ties to Brooklyn Gold Street decline and Rock Island arsenal recovery.
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Mac
Abe
Rosa Corvin
Gold Street
Brooklyn
Rock Island
Ill
Ole Tanteen
Rock Island Arsenal
M. \. Leary
Seventh Avenue
Manhattan
Out of the Wild West and Modern Woes
The Atchison Globe comments on social habits and self improvement, noting vanity in women and men’s flaws. It critiques lottery fantasies, education spending, and the prevalence of navel gazing in daily life, urging resilience and personal reform.
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Atchison Globe
Maine Voting Soon as State Chooses Leaders
Augusta September 4 The state election is set for September 12 with four candidates Llewellyn Powers Tep Samuel Lori Amin Ladd and Robert Garry The contest between Powers and Lori has local interest due to party dynamics and city county conventions One candidate is mid third term as mayor of Sans and his tenure earns both parties’ reluctant praise He is 57 years old and the piece notes his administration has drawn mixed reactions
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Augusta
Llewellyn Powers
Samuel
Lori
Dam
Amin
Ladd
Pro
Robert Garry
Res Aon
Ot Lig Party
Cen Voltvee
Mominea
Aldermam
Miayor
Sans
Demi Crula
The
Sun
Liowell
Joard
Saco
Horace Greeley
Democratic Party
Porto Rico In A Nutshell From A 19th Century Description
A fragmented historical summary outlines Porto Rico’s size 3 530 square miles and population about 900 000. It notes Spanish rule under a crown appointee with San Juan as capital and a fortified harbor, mentions agriculture grazing and key exports, climate and geography, and social customs including hospitality, birthdays, and horse basket carry.
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Porto Rico
Milas
Ls Rot
St. Thomas
San Juan Harbor
West Indies
Halifax
Cartagena
Eypaln
Ponce de Leon
de Leon
San Juan
Rio Grande
Inventors' Busy Brain and Notable Patents
A survey of innovations notes a pneumatic shoe last to mold uppers, a vast star photograph by European astronomers, and Belgium allowing free rail access for news carriers. It mentions a Pennsylvania man with an automatic paper roll printer, Samuel Strut’s farm gate patent, and a 80 year old Mr Stout. Also Europeans favor tablets over pills, and a crescent saw patented in Chicago operable by one man.
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London
Berlin
Samuel Strut
Newcomb
Stout
Europe
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
TRE Pacific
Government House
Massachusetts
Mawal
Horowlu
Oahu
Java
Volcanoes
Queen’s Palace
Adairal Miter Hes E
Cupid
Out OF the Wild West
Maine
F Powers
Ephriam
Nathan Lord
Sing- Jama
Kittery
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