Escape from ship to San Francisco opens new American chapter
A Japanese passenger recounts three weeks aboard a steamer headed to America, enduring cold, hunger, and confinement. He escapes after docking in San Francisco, slips ashore through a kitchen confrontation, and begins a self-driven life as a student in the United States, sharing gratitude and reflection on faith and future challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawantie Tagesty
Hada
Widot
Lalwass
Qob
Ocean
Golden Gate
Bay of
San Francisco
Popetacly
America
Japan
Wooster
Housekeepers' Club Meeting at Children's Home April 2
The Housekeepers' Club will meet at the Children's Home Thursday afternoon April 2 with a program including roll call discussions on liquor traffic facts, music, paper, and "What in true friendship" Recitations by Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Caskey. Mrs Timstman directs a debate on whether seminary is superior to co education for girls with affirmatives led by Mrs. Bixler and Miss Mary Reddick and denials by Mrs Davideen and Mrs Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Caskey
Timstman
Bixler
Mary Reddick
Davideen
Lytle
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Odeelitg
Moy Steveeeioe
Baek
Chethry
Ligvuise
Gai
Aya Tie
Dana
Betain
Amelia
Aimers
Housekeepers’ Club
Sorosis
W.H. Wiler
West Liberty St. Wooster
Ohio
Syracuse
Dale K
Court House
Wooster, Ohio
Electros
Hiladelphia
Filbert Street
Philadelphia
L. R Critchfield, Sr
LE Critchfeld, J
Ina Moow
Jas
B. Tatlor Toh Tron & Tavtir
R. N. Warren
North St
Fh. A. Hart
Omco
Black Wooster
Bseldance
Bowman St
Bom
Ave
Eyesian
Kar Justin
Wooster Ice & Coal CO
Massillon and
RJ. Smith
Bayer St
City Book Bindery
Jacor Fischer
Chicago
Fostoria
Oroston
Sterling
Bittman
Doylestown
Warwick Barbertton
Akron
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltiimore
New York
Teladelphia
Baltimore
Barberton
Warwick Doylesdown
Rittman
Baltimore & Ome
Central Tom& No 6
No. Ly
Siam
En Ville M'egabarge
Leather Chinage
Went
Woal Bertus
Mirken
Wellington
Biparyrancy
Tovelsu
Unday
Martin
Mer
Trafis
Fred’k W. Platt
Lonsea
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