From Honolulu to Manila in the Charleston escort
The narrative recounts the Charleston voyage from Honolulu to Manila with transports City of Sydney City of Peking and Australia. It notes Honolulu's welcome for the troops the strong annexation sentiment among Hawaiians and the patriotic mood. It mentions Dewey and preparations for the Manila campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Charleston
Deak Stelt
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Hawaii
Mother Hubbard
Uncle Sam
Antilles
Orient
City
Sydney
Peking
Australia
Ike
Boys In Blue
G. A. P. Post
G. A. R. Post
U. S
States
Manila
Dewey
From Around the Town Notes in Jasper County
Many locals visit and schedule trips as Prof G Young speaks on Daniel the Prophet at the Normal Institute. The town discusses school figures, new housing, a courthouse makeover, and local weddings, travels, and social events including upcoming tournaments, lectures by Graham Taylor, and a beefsteak party at Mrs Harrah’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Institute
G. Young
Danel the Prophet
Young
Rock Island
Irene Young
Washington City
Vera
Clear Lake
Charlie McFarland
Chicago
Great Northern Lakes
St. Lawrence
Champlaign
Orge
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
T. N. Johnston
Kansas City
Belle Exline
Knoxville
Newton
Hest Bain
Tom
Dr. Smead
Ea Cook
John A. Seaton
Raymond
Miss
Grant
Vicksburg
Vernon
Kansas
Maranda Blackwood
Bennett Joiner
Bennett Joiner Is Doing Tthe Carpenter Work, and He Says Miss Blackwood
Jasper County
Meredith
Jas. B. Weaver
Campaign promises from Jasper county Republicans firm
The Jasper county Republican ticket includes Jos. Horn for Auditor J. A. Mattern for County Clerk and W. J. Miller for Board of Supervisors with H B Allfree for Recorder and W C McElroy for County Attorney. The editorial urges strong support in November citing proven service and qualifications across the slate and praises the Army League social supporting Company L. Benes while noting the Doctor’s lengthy planned vacation to New Brunswick and Maine for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper County
Jos. Horn
J. A. Matterns
Jake
Harlan
H. B. Allfree
W. J. Miller
Board of Supervisors
A. F. Voyana
Iert
Milwaukee
Eton
Mass
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Maine
Mets Creamery Fire Destroys Metz Plant in Mystery Blaze
The Metz creamery and its contents were wiped out by a fire last Thursday between nine and ten pm. Flames started in the cold storage area where ice was packed, and incendiary causes are suspected though motive and identity remain unknown. Mr and Mrs Fritz Boone plan to rejoin Hoyts Comedy Company for the fall and winter tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Starr
South Street
Mets Creamery
Metz
Fritz Boone
Oin Hoyt
Comedy Company
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Homes Galloway
William Mendenhall
Ella
Delia
Bert
Company L
50Th
Iowa
Jacksonville
Florida
Mrs. Mendenhall
Amanda Myerley
Huntington County
Penn
Israel Myerley
Davenport
William £. Mendenhall
Friends Church
Kellogg
Qo Newton
M. E. Church
M.E
Lou McCown
Peterson
Lorena Condon
Greenfield
Beck and
Des Moines
Kellogg and Vicinity
Ira
David Davidson
Dales
Colfax
Davidson
Reynolds
Harvey
Rouze
Newton Dupont
Fair Grounds
Major Lacey
Joe Cunningham
War Department
Joe
Henry M. Reasoner
Reasner
B. B. Trout
A. V. Knepper
M. E. Church of
Monroe
Nona Hall
John R. Hall
Emery Miller
Bro. Knepper
Us Griswold
Perry
Mr. Griswold
Congregational Church
Nancy Logan
Lakes
Niagara Falls
Mina Springer
Chas. Doton
Nelson
Ohio
Bkiffe
Lew W. Watkins
Lew
Christy
Lewis
Graham Taylor
Taylor
William Clapp
Lynn
Weaver
The
Andrew
John L. Mathews
Republican County Central Committee
Edge
Henry Silwold
Fred
Yucasay
Vina
Fern
Eugene Bean
James Wilson
Jno
van Dusseldorp
Hough
Tid
Blair
Ikenberry
Amer
A. M. Harrah
Myrtle Har
Mary Parkin
Galva
Parkin
Myrtle Harrah
Mae Vasbinder
Daisy Robison
Claudie Bates
Fila Thomson
Mabel King
Messrs
Dick Clark
Charlie Hunter
Frank Eberhart
Clifford Cox
Harry Vaughan
Clyde Meredith
Frank Finch
George Townsend
Churchill
Rock Island Road
Jearly
L. Benes
Army League
Pee
Baum & McLaughlin
Morgan & Hunter
Robt. Burns
Sishes
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