Hawaii Fleet Leaves Sailors’ Hearts Behind in Paradise
A vivid Honolulu dispatch recalls the July departure of sixteen U.S. battleships bound for Auckland, noting Hawaii’s deep welcome, Molokai’s leper settlement view, ex-queen Liliuokalani’s dignified reception, and the sailors’ lei laden parade. It highlights Hawaii’s nonhostile decorations, the absence of Japanese flags amid a peaceful display, and the locals’ fond farewells as the fleet sails away to distant duties.
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Louisiana
U.S
Honolulu
Hawaii
Earth
Sam
Auckland
Washington
Jack
Islands
nyRval
Hawalt
San Francisco
Mott Smith
Molokai
Admiral Sperry
Pacific
Father Damien
Maui
Lahaina
Hawaiian National Guard
Pacific Islands
Lilluokalant
Howell
United States
Japan
Kaiulani
Udea
Shane
Santa Barbara
George R. Carter
Weil
Carter ‘Gaid
Carter
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Ios Navy
Walter G. Smith
The
Advertiser
Gach
Thia
Mr. Carter
Oval
Buch
Waikiki
Blind Evangelist Maice Starts Two Revival Series
The Rev J H Maice a blind evangelist began two revival series at Gospel Mission 1230 Pennsylvania Avenue last night assisted by Mrs Maice a singer. Maice has held hundreds of meetings in sixteen years converting thousands to Christianity. Formerly a detective his eyesight faded until he became totally blind and he felt called to preach. Evangelist Maice and Mrs Maice will preach nightly this week and next week at Jackson Grove assembly.
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J. H. Maice
The
Gospel Mission
Pennsylvania Avenue
Maice
Jackson ‘Grove
Funeral services for Margaret Frayser
Mrs Margaret Frayser died at her home on Wednesday evening after a long illness. Funeral services were held yesterday at the house, conducted by Rev Milton L ambdin of Central Presbyterian Church. Interment followed at Congressional Cemetery. She was widow of Cottie Crump Frayser, prominent in religious and political affairs in the District. Survived by four daughters Carrie Martha Mary and Margaret Frayser and a sister Mrs George Schafer of Georgetown.
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Margaret
Frayser
Milton Lambdin
Central, Presbyterian Church
Congressional Cemetery
District of Columbia
Carrie
Martha
Mary
Margaret Frayser
George Schafer
Georgetown
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Hasme
Tus Capitol
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National Bank Building
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Tharp
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Harper
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Howse
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Ireland
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Harper's
Dregminia
R. P. Andrews ‘Paper Co
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Warahips
Piace
Sperry
Joseph Dut- Meir
Uncle Sam
Tha
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Moloka
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Virginia
Missouri
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Lilivokalani
Stepa
Worden
Ana
Thoge Pregerit
Gach Wiltudkalant
Hugh
Ax-Atieen
Phen ‘Hake
Hayat
Wehoss Jada
Waikiki Beach
Cereus
Mvery
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Navy
Aloha
Franklin Matthews
Capitol Heights
PRI
Alend
Blind Evangelist Speaks
the Gospel Mission
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Miller
Oxfords
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Pa. Ave
Crocker’s
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M Street
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14Th St
Bushela
Shela
Heia
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
N.W
O’donnell
F Street
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Hirsh's Shoe
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