Wanderlust of W C J Reid Thibet Explorer
A Boston born traveler, W C J Reid discusses his journeys from Siberia to Thibet with Burton, Mindanao to the Philippines, and China to Mexico. He notes early travels at sixteen, wartime experiences, notable acquaintances, and anticipation of future Thibet and East Asia articles for the Journal.
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W. C. J. Reid
Thibet
Asia
Anoither
Boston
Reid
New York
Burton
China
Far East
Shanghai
James Reid
Col
David Reid
Colin Campbell
H. S. Reid
Siberia
Peking
Britiko Columbia
Rockies
M. le Captaine de Malglaive
Mindanao
Philippines
Isa
Mexico
Central America
Chibet
Siam
Philippine
Mr. Reid
Cochin China
Cuba
Russia
Henry M. Stanley
Joseph Chamberlain
M. Foreau
M. Marchand
Senor Dupuy de
Jamales
Inter
Thibetan
North China
The
Sunday Journal
Suburban Society Notes From Prightwood Residents
Mrs R Tacoma has returned home. Mrs Guy Storms visits Chicago relatives. Mrs B A Brown visits sister in Peoria. Mrs Virgil Slider visits Winchester relatives. Miss Mary Shield of Atlanta visits Mrs Miller. Mrs Burton of Chicago is with daughter Mrs Delzell. Mrs Alice Grim and Mix Mary Hinch visit Galion. many others return from trips to Chicago Fortville Selma Urbana and more. Club meetings and society events tied to Baptist Union Christian Endeavor and local churches fill the week with visits and social gatherings.
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A. Bradshaw
Martinsville
Otto Spoon
Fortville
John Hayes
Selmas
Smokey
Decatur
Gilchrist
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Have & Foreign Missionary Society
Mae Smith
Miss Bentley
George
Charles Rieti
Decatur, Sr
George Gilchrist
Frank Miller
Galton, O
Daniel Newheart
Lafayette
James Raypoon
Danville
Mis
George Sites
Flossie
Shelbyville
Ella Reed
Kansas
William Springer
B. A. Brown
Peoria
Ill
Eugene Kratzer
Urbana
Kokomo
Ind
Kate Gallagher
Terre Haute
Mescall
O'Neil
Margaret
Maryaville
Kan
Andy McAdams
Clarence Beeler
Milwaukee
B. of R. T
Monihan
New York
John Lovett
Ada Neilson
Greenfield
Cyl Hicks
Mooresville
William Elliott
William Harden
Oklahoma
Samuel McCormick
William Traub
Henrietta Brewer
Pittsburg
Johnson
West Michigan Street
Pensacola
Fla
James Gummoe
Baptist Young People’s Union of the
Germania-avenue
D. Sommers
Belmont
Grace Baird
Karstetter
Chicago
Emma Foster
Coatesville
Charles M. Tyler
Corneil
Williams
Frankin
Catherine Parisette
Anderson
Otto Wilson
Cincinnati
Blanche Tyler
Nellie Ross
Lyons
Aikman
R. M. Dewees
Eva Emery
Charles Tyler
A. R. Jacks
Elwood
Edward Deharity
Musical Art Club
Mabel Gunter
West Thirty-first Street
Chester Juckens
John Foster
Pittsboro
Christian Endeavor Society
Home Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society of the Seventh Christian Church
Riley
W. B. West
Bedford
P. H. Faulk
Morocco
B. L. Allen
Durbin
Hamilton
Sloan
Owen
Clarence Robinson
Ida Miller
Millicent Small
Plainfield
Thomas Beard
Greencastle
B. F. Wysong
D. A. Blake
Greenwood
Addie Antibus
George Tomlinson
Honor Lodge
Rebekah
Ethel Tomlinson
Tucker
Ulysses Jones
Clayton
Jewett Jones
Sallie Stettwalt
Nofetani
Florence Wright
Brazil
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Trinity M. E. Church
Goulds
James Gillogely
Newman
J. C. Gillogely
Addie Calvert
Maude Burchan
Palmer Union
Breedlove
Reisner Street
A. E. Funton
Cleveland
John Gohman
Anna Keene
New Albany
William Hardy
Dublin
Cambridge City
William Hewthorne
A. J. Ferrell
Ingalls
Oran Faught
Frank Huber
Marion, ML
Rink- Weber
Thomas Francisco
Madison
Joseph Probsell
Intermediate League
First M. B. Church
Thomas Tibbs
Ladies’ Aid Society
Morris-street Christian Church
Katherine Bauer
Maggie Partlow
Ruby Thomas
Margaret Shepherd
Minnie Knight
Harry Swank
Fred Wardwell
Agnes Jay
Clara Jenkins
Palma declared possible Cuban president by American ruler note
Palma, an American residing in Central Valley, N. Y., is discussed as a potential Cuban president, implying an American could become the first ruler of Cuba. The Brooklyn Eagle reports the scenario highlighting Palma Estrada Palma’s residence and political implications.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Estrada Palma
Cuba
Palma
Central Valley
Wrecking of the Maine A tale of neglect and alleged treachery
The Baltimore American laments Havana bay’s Maine wreck left to rust for years. It questions national pride, hints at secret motives behind recovery delays, and cites eye witness accounts of explosions and a tug’s mysterious role. The piece calls for full excavation, open inspection, and a monument speaking to American resolve.
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Baltimore
America
Havana Bay
Spain
France
Maine
Hull
Havana
Scofferdam
Alphonss XII
Washington
Ward Line
Morgan
Washington & Tug
Sterilizing Banknotes Sparks Public Debate in New Hampshire
A New Hampshire inventor proposes sterilizing banknotes to curb germ transmission, mimicking a tale of a debt chain among a minstrel group and a returned $2 bill. The piece argues that notes spread infection as they circulate, urging readers to demand sterilized money while acknowledging practical reluctance from banks and carries satirical notes on social behavior with money.
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New York Mail and Express
New Hampshire
New York Evening Post
Europe
H. Englehart
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Constant Coquelin
Jean
Edouard de Reszke
Cassini
Washington
The Summer Fashions Parade New French Styles and Colors
A vivid survey of Paris and Newport ready-to-wear trends features new French sleeve forms, elbow shapes, and ornate trims. Bold colors like coquelicot red and Oriental yellow contrast with white and delicate laces, guipure, and chiffons. various gowns, waists, and capes showcase intricate embroidery, basques, and structured skirts for summer elegance.
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New York Evening Post
Paris
Newport
Felix
London
Ince
Legion
Mousseline Desic
Weille Sisters
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