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...lly remained in control of all resources. Following the death of Kamehameha I in 1819, and the arrival of the Calvinist missionaries in 1820, the con... ...e 1800s. This system was radically altered in 1893, when the Hawaiian Monarchy was overthrown by foreign residents and American forces. Subsequent... ...s was not superstition but belonged to the old branches of knowledge of Hawaii. It was not the Protestant teaching of America that brought it, that... ...und away from his rocky fastness and then our Hawaiian neptune has a chance at him with his trident, and he seldom misses his stroke. This da... ...en the dogs that swam about in the sea were given their share of fish. In the olden days, before the coming of the missionaries to Hawaii nei, t... ...ts of the land but the people from other ahupuaas caught the moi only at times. Because we have become a territory of America, some people must hav... ...“Ka loko o Paaiea” (The fishpond of P%‘aiea) was written by J.W.H.I. Kihe, and printed in Ka H?kG o Hawai‘i in 1914 and 1924. The narratives below, d... ...n Ka Hoku o Hawaii; compiled and translated by Maly, from the narratives written February 5-26, 1914 and May 1-15, 1924]. XXII. “Ike Hou Ia Mol... ...‘olelo Ka‘ao no Hi‘iaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele” was published in the native newspaper, Ka Hoku o Hawaii between September 18, 1924 to July 17, 1928, and wa...

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...nd Marries Kamehameha. 223 -- Foreign Ships Arrive in the Islands. 226 -- Arrival of the Eleanora. 229 -- Olowalu Massacre. 232 -- Attack on the Fair American. 235 -- Kamehameha Prepares for War on Maui. 239 -- Kamehameha Lands at Hana and Asks after the Adze, ‘Olopu. 242 -- Victory at Pu‘ukoa‘e and the Battle of the Great Canoes. 245 -- Kamehameha Lands at Kahului. 249 --...

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...ai; the building of the Erie Canal; the Gadsden Purchase; various NASA feats; the murder of John Lennon; and several other significant pieces of the American experience montage), this tome has expanded to the point where it can be considered a fairly complete outline of U.S. cultural and social history. This stands in contrast to predominantly political history, which i...

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... ISBN-10: 0-595-84131-7 (ebk) Printed in the United States of AmericaThis book is dedicated to:• Debra May “Girlie” Shannon• “The folks o... ...yersCourse through my BloodVeins of California Cougar, MarblingA Streak of Missouri Mule ShowingOzark Hillbillies and SodbustersA Backwoodsman named f... ...eats; the murder of John Lennon; and severalother significant pieces of the American experience montage), this tome hasexpanded to the point where it c... ...given their due, too, but the two minorities specificallymentioned (African-Americans and native Americans) seem to me to be themost important “other” ... ...arching the material for this book:• Why did his family relocate from Missouri to Oklahoma in the late 1920s—was it in response to the grea... ...—was it in response to the great flood of 1927 (they were living along the Missouri River)?• Did the family ever consider moving to California in the ... ...rt of New York before EllisIsland took over that function. From 1892 until 1924, though, most immigrants legally entering Americacame through Ellis Is... ...bore a striking resemblance to TheodoreRussell Shannon, was born June 4th, 1924, in Joplin. Dennis may have beenone of the older kids on the school gr...

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...Associates LLC MaKaeo110 (122705):17 when my brother Chunan passed away, I missed him. Good brother. And I d... ... it’s my children who are doing it. I realized today, as I went to the family history center, what I missed. But the work has been car... ...he big boat Humuula or Kilauea would be outside there. Sometimes the cowboys would throw the rope they would miss it, the cattle would... ...oe who had all of this ‘äina. SC: Yes. KM: In 1868 it was Mähoe who gave this ‘äina to Keawala‘i, to the American Board of Commiss... ...re’s more than one. The Grant that they provided for this church is land at Ka‘eo, Keawakapu, granted to the American Board of Christian Forei... ...government lease to J. Kapohakimohewa. KL: Yes. KM: Kapohakimohewa, even… Then in 1868 Mähoe sold to the American Board of Christian ... ...the United Church of Christ. KM: Yes. BL: I remember that old man. Tall, tall guy. KM: Ohh. In the 1924 period like that, Tütü Ha‘eh...

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...from the 1820s to the 1920s provide us with important documentation regarding residency and land use in Kaluanui. Missionary records and journals be... ...istorical Recollections of Kaluanui & Kaliuwa‘a OaKalu77(c)-022504:4 One of the earliest efforts of the missionaries who arrived in 1820, w... ...waiaha‘o); KDne‘ohe, Waialua, Wai‘anae and ‘Ewa, served as the bases for outreach work on the island. The Waialua Mission Station, under Reverend Joh... ...d waterway and flume for field irrigation (Liber 843:476-484). Bishop Estate Map No. 1150 (G. Podmore, surveyor, 1924), depicts the Kaluanui kula la... ...he fresh wood, in perpetual life and vigor; which, although not filled with the delightful odors of an American forest, presents a freshne... ...e Demigod Kamapuaa’s Escape from Olopana” Thomas G. Thrum, editor of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annual from 1875 to 1924, compiled many native traditi... ...ockholders of Koolau Water Company, Limited, a dissolved Hawaiian Corporation, by instrument dated April 30, 1924 and recorded in Book 734, Page... ... Pae Aina [Penal Code]. Kuykendall, R.S., and A.G. Day 1970 Hawaii: A History; From Polynesian Kingdom to American Statehood. Engle...

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...on (1861) The Battle of the Little Bighorn, Narrated by an Indian Who Fought in It by Two Moons (1876) The Omaha Platform of the People's Party of America (1892) "Agitation—The Greatest Factor for Progress" by Mother Jones (1903) Manifesto and Preamble of the Industrial Workers of the World (1905 and 1908) The General Strike by "Big Bill" Haywood (1911) "Proclamatio...

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... www.shambhala.com. This book was printed in the United States of America. lo order additional copies ot this book, contact: ... ...wledge of black and Native Am erican forbears; toRoger Casavant for Franco-American information; and to Toni Dahir for hercontribution about Lebanese ... ...ghterKathleen shares in great detail her research into her father’s Franco-American/French-Canadian background to round out the picture of our extende... ...ertha “DoUy” Blake FortunePage 49. Red Riley and classmates in Miss Grace Gearan’s class, the author’s collectionPage 52. Cartoo... ...ereher cousin M . M aud M cConnell was a teacher. During the year of 1887, MissM cConnell was paid a total of $280 for teaching grades 1 and 2. To rea... ...cene ot a very pretty wedding, on Thursday night, when her daugiiter, Miss Jennie McConnell, was married to James Timpany, by the Rev. F. L.... ...me to the States at various times tromDjejine, 1 .ebanon. Between 1892 and 1924, a flood of immigrants came throughEilis Islaiui from many lands. Most...

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...plained in the section where they begin, justafter this book’s appendix. Misspellings in quotes have not been perpetuated in this book, and in a few... ... X llOLIVE HOOGENBOOM, whose parents were both Seventh-Day Adventist missionaries, was bom in Calcutta, India, andraised in South Dakota and Tex... ...Englanders met in 1833 to found the FirstUnitarian Church in Brooklyn. The American Unitarian Association (AUA)had been formed in Boston only eight ye... ...ant spirit of the Age of Reason.” Gay, who has been called the father of American Unitarianism, quietly dis­seminated liberal theology among his par... ...ter-at-laige in Brooklyn. Fearing he could not adjust to that innovative mission, Holland declinedGraham’s offer. (Ironically, he later would become... ... old and infirm James Freeman (the first avowed preacher ofUnitarianism in America) had charged him privately at his ordination “not tofinish [writing... ...tlement families. The settlem ent program did not neglect recreation. In 1924, theflourishing Music School starred Vincent B. Silliman, the chapel’s... ...xperienced by aspiring chapel youths can be guessed from the report thatin 1924 the chapel’s Young Peoples Club was thrown into “the throes of arevolu... ...e best and latest practice,” McLean (who would remainwith the school until 1924) took work at Columbia University’s TeachersCollege and helped make th...

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... Tim BuckleyJeff Buckley American National Institute Of Peace-Making, Flower Power & Love (ANIOPMFPA... ... This makes it a horror story, right?American intellectuals? ... ...web site for more of his writing and other news, the CenterFor An Informed America with his newsletter, sections on 911, the Apollo Mission(Wagging th... ...erFor An Informed America with his newsletter, sections on 911, the Apollo Mission(Wagging the Moondoggie) and of course, Laurel Canyon reproduced her... ...s to say, an op- three-and-a-half years, millions of tons of bombs, missiles,years-old, just 6 years more, I was on it like red paint on a ... ... of the obviously pre-drafted Tonkin Gulf were on an intelligence mission and were operating in a de- es units masquerading as ‘advi... ... By 1924, Dr. Crandon was openly asking his many friends inOne regular member o... ...over in Birth of a Nation. Ince caught a bullet to the head in November of 1924 whil...

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...r 20 // Edward S. GoldsteinNASA’s Earth Science Program:The Space Agency’s Mission to Our Home Planet 503Chapter 21 // Jame... ...the California Institute of Technologyfor the Army; and the Army Ballistic Missile Agency (ABMA) in Huntsville,Alabama, where Wernher von Braun’s team... ...hat are the lessons learned from thefirst 50 years? What is NASA’s role in American culture and in the history ofexploration and discovery? What if th... .... Among other 50th anniversary publications are a book of iconic images, America in Space: NASA’s First Fifty Years, ed. Steven J. Dick, Robert Jaco... ...ogical path to the establishment of a permanent baseon the Moon, to a Mars mission, to voyages to the near-Earth asteroids, andto the servicing of lar... ...k, is a more importantcontribution. NASA is the entity which captures what Americans believe arethe quintessential American qualities. Boldness and th... ... work of F. Nagel at McCook Field (now Wright-Patterson Air Force Base) in 1924. Frederick W. Lanchester of England patentedthe endplate concept in 18... ...ryden, “Aerodynamic Characteristics of Airfoils at High Speeds,” TR 207 (1924), p. 465; H. L. Dryden, “Supersonic Travel Within the Last Two Hundred... ...ian Hermann Oberth, and the American Robert Goddard.48As a “first step” in 1924, rocket enthusiast Max Valier recommended addingrockets to conventiona...

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...ispocket. His mother died in Sweden. Warner brought his brother, Arvid, to America in 1900 andhis father, David, and two sisters, Lydia and Theresa, i... ...had lost aleg in a train accident in Fort Dodge. Warner went on a personal mission across southernWebster County to raise money for the boy’s family. ... ...rsing homes in the area. She also was very active in her church. Theynever missed a ballgame when their children played. Frances died, too soon, from ... ...ed to tell the story of when they were all in country school. Margaret had misspelled theword “purple”, so she had to stay after school and write “pur... .... In 1988the LCA church merged with the ALC. Pastor Hostager came from the American Lutheran-Norwegian tradition. He was a very good pastor, with a No... ...ance in school, went on to get adoctorate degree and leadership at a major American company. I remember another time on aMonday morning when a classma... ...Lorraine Schneider. They moved to the farm a half mileeast of our place in 1924. They had three children. The youngest, Leonard, and I have been life-...

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...Birth, Father, Strussliden (1910-16), Klara, To Gammalstorp (1916), Life and death (1917), Mother going to hospital, Mother's coffin, The funeral, "Miss", "Miss" becomes Mrs., To Ballingslöv (1918), To Eslöv (autumn 1918), To Bjärnum (winter 1918), Clogs, Puppy love, To Duvemölla (1919), The river, Tunes, Everyday life in Duvemölla (1919-24), Domestic animals and pets, D...

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... Copenhagen, had nochildren. They adopted Elvyn and gave him all their love. "Miss" We got a new mother. One day when Mary and I were sitting eating... ...lack appeared in the doorway. Her name was Blenda Jönsson.We were to call her "Miss"! Her teeth pointed inwards. (The first thing I notice about peopl... ... people have "too many teeth" and they unsettle me in a way I can't explain) "Miss" came to look after the house. She came from a farm where she was ... ... maids. They were long days; from first light till dark. At Ingrid and Jon's (1924) Once in a while, I visited an old couple, Ingrid and Jon, on the... ...e were the times whenyou had to accept what the "master" offered. Summer job (1924) We lived in Lindborg's old house for about half a year. During t... ... Bengta's house with the annex on the right, where we lived in 1924.From left: Bengta, I, stepmother, and Bengta's daughter... ...ust understand mystepmother's mental state after all we had been through. The America trunk Father arrived with a large, so-called America trunk. We... ...flimsy summer dresses! They were new and lookedquite nice, but the cut was so 'American' that my stepmother didn't want to wear them. They werelater r... ...pril 1926 and father and Mary were due to leave. Our house was in a tizzy. The"America trunk" was packed and many other arrangements had to be made. T...

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...at Transpired page 219 11. Año 1850 The Natives Got Their Family Name page 226 12. The Short Lived First Asian Republic page 317 13. The Spanish-American War page 354 14. Philippine-American War page 356 Table of Contents Volume 2 of 5 1. Preface 447 2. The First Town Election in Asia 450 3. The New York Times Coverage of the War 456 4. The United States Indemn...

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...stant, Alfred Vail, developed the Morsecode signaling alphabet with Morse. America's first telegram was sent by Morse onJanuary 6, 1838, across 2 mile... ...ho stopped only just short of a successful device, and as well the Italian-American inventor and businessmanAntonio Meucci has been recognized by the ... ...ld by him to E. T. Mahood, During the summer of 1933 at Kansas City, Missouri: First Telephone Experience."3. Jump up^ Grigonis, Richard. A T... ...epresentatives to honor the life and achievements of 19th Century Italian-American inventor Antonio Meucci, and his work in the invention of the te... ...hreat of lahar flowsduring the late summer rainy season.[28]Space Shuttle (Mission STS-43) photograph of the Earth over South Americataken on August 8... ...ess over the death ofthe Kraffts and uncertainty over whether the Pinatubo mission was wasted effort. And thenPinatubo came through for them, with a s... ...ed U.P. High School in Manila, graduatingvaledictorian once again in March 1924. During his first year in Pre-Medicine at theUniversity of the Philipp... ...his first year in Pre-Medicine at theUniversity of the Philippines in late 1924, he took the entrance exam to the U.S.Military Academy on a dare. The ... ...After topping the West Point entrance exam in the fall of 1924, and thereby earning the privilege of entering this p...

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...armed campaigns against Spaniards and the succeeding colonial masters, the Americans,but remained alienated from the Katipunan. Dismissed as a dangero... ...ined alienated from the Katipunan. Dismissed as a dangerous ‘bandolero’ by Americans,Felipe Salvador, founder of the cult group Sta. Iglesia, would ev... ... 4765. The Philippines an Integral part of the United States of America 5086. Why we fight the... ..., was not averse to killing half of theFilipino people in the name of this mission civilisatrice, was becomingpreoccupied with the idea and had worked... ...is "victories" in northernLuzon and Panay, was chosen to lead the American mission of revenge. Smith'sorders to his men embarking upon the Samar campa... ...rd which has only slowly evolved inthe course of the 20th century seems to miss the point. Given the historicalcontext within which the struggle was e... ...ente Municipal of San Rafael,and Mr. Emilio Reyes was the last.In the year 1924 and 1927, with the help of some influential men, the Spaniards were ab... ...WILLIAM B., Capt.,6th U.S. Volunteer Infantry, Co. B (May 1862 - March 19, 1924) (Stanford Cemetery,Stanford, Stanford?, Lincoln Co., KY) ...

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..., as electric instruments and new technology becameavailable, instrumental American and British bands like The Shadowsand The Ventures flourished. In ... ...ds such as the ApoHiking Society and Hotdog. Songs like Hotdog's "Ikaw ang Miss Universeng Buhay Ko" ("You are the Miss Universe of My Life") combined... ...s so great that Nylon riots ensued atstores selling the products. [6][7][8]Miss Americacontestant Yolande Betbeze wears the co-ed'suniform of a short-... ...great that Nylon riots ensued atstores selling the products. [6][7][8]Miss Americacontestant Yolande Betbeze wears the co-ed'suniform of a short-sleev... ...nd college co-eds adopted skirts andsweaters as a virtual uniform, and the American fashionindustry began to target teenagers as a specialized markets... ...ing sheath dress. 8. Newspaper photo of "Miss Beatnik" contestants in Venice, California, ... ...ominate the unionfor its entire 69-year history.Following Lenin's death in 1924, a troika was designated togovern the Soviet Union. However, Joseph St... ...rican casual attire, 1974. 1924 British girls in 1975 in flared jeans ...

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...nous population, built printingpresses to produce material in baybayin.[6] Missionariesstudied the local languages and the baybay intocommunicate bett... ...ether. AllChristian villages had schools for students to attend.[8]Spanish missionaries established schools immediately afterreaching the islands. The... ...1, also by the Dominicans in1587, and they started a school in their first mission atBataan.[9]An improved public school system was established during... ...An improved public school system was established duringthe first decade of American rule upon the recommendationof the Schurman Commission. Free prima... ...n- Ending Two WarsThe Hero who was responsible for ending both the Spanish-American War and thePhilippine-American War.New York Times Actual News Rele... ... Siege of Baler Part of the Philippine Revolution,Spanish- American War Filipino troops of Colonel Tecson in Baler, May 1899. Tecson ... ... a load-bearing monocoque-type body and independent front suspension.  1924–1929 Bugatti Type 35 — the Type 35 was one of the most successful raci...

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...er. This is the ultimate happiness and final freedom. *** Vipassana practice enables realizing how much the mind matters most. Otherwise, the mind misses the obvious. Easy to understand we need to take care of the body with healthy food and exercise. Forgotten, ignored or not realized is the need to take care of the mind. We bathe the body daily but leave the mind car...

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...st valuable asset was thrown away in thedust of an ancient civilization. The priestly class missing their income from rites, rituals subverted the ... ...my world - and see if I can let go and go beyond. It was a pattern, the fixedpath of a “guided missile” with inevitable Dhamma destiny. Part of that... ...e became home to writers, musicians, art students learning from the school of Parisianstreets. Americans in Paris painted their penniless life in the ... ...w of Rishikesh that I never tired of seeing: the green-blue Ganges flowing in her life-giving mission to the northern Indian plains; the Himalayan f... ... town of St. Moritz, the Alpine ski resort of Davos hosts the annual World Economic Forum. In 1924, the year S.N. Goenka was born, Nobel Prize Laurea... ...rast to thePrincipal Teacher level of S.N. Goenka. Some of these acharyas (mostly in North America) did not like reverting to their earlierregiona... ...eir version of "Vipassana". Soon after Goenkaji passed away, a very senior acharya in North America shockinglypromoted himself as the “Principal Te... ...rits with this person. Naturally, it is very helpful." - Acharya S.N Goenka (1924 – 2013) *** ... ... The Mind Book, Part 2: THE WISDOM BOOKVipassana Acharya S.N. Goenka (1924 – 2013) ended his public talks with a question and...

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... translation of a two-page spread from his bookstore ledger of 1890 • A translation of the highlights of diaries from 1898, 1910 -1911, 1912, 1922 – 1924, 1928 • 6. Letters from 1912 to 1933 Genealogy begins just before 1800’s and is current to 1995 for John W. Dueck and related families. ...

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...ved in Gnadenthal for as long as they remained in Russia… In the summer of 1874 the first part of the Gemeinde prepared itself for the emigration to America. Among these were also my parents and their children, which then consisted of my brother Peter, a halfbrother by the name of Henry and myself. I was only nine years old at the time and so only little of the journey ha...

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... 14, 1912- December 22 Two Letters written to Friend Peter Toews Letters 1916 - 1922 Diary 1922 Reminiscing on the Past (1884 - 1923) Diary 1924 Letters 1925 - 1927 Diary 1928 Letters 1929 A Poem by Grandpa Dueck Appendix I Obituary of John W. Dueck 1932 Appendix II Dueck Family Gathering 1933 Appendix III Grandmother’s Flashbacks Appendix IV Two ...

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...4 - 1923) .......................................................... 227Diary 1924 ............................................................. ...ed well to Holdeman and Old Colony Mennonites,to Jews and the first Mennonite missionaries. He read a wide selection of books,including works by D.L. ... ...is earliest recollections of life as it was in Russia, on the journey to America and of the pioneer years here. It covers the period from hi... ... really interesting items like: tobacco smuggling at Gretna, the Spanish American war, the trip to Kansas, the6 / John W. Dueck village’s fi... ... malaria in Texas, and an excursion to a Hutterite colony. 8. 1923 - 1924. Translated word-for-word by Peter U. Dueck. Grandfather remin... ...TRANSLATOR’S COMMENTS Grandfather’s diary of 1883 - 1887, mentioned in his 1924 diary, has not turnedup yet. It was written while he was still in h... ... Dueck; John D. Kornelson,committee; Aunt Agnes Friesen; Aunt Margaret Dueck. Missing, but attended the first planningsession: Aunt Mary (F.K.) Dueck,... ...rise the Penners aspired more and more to a large empire. After wehad been in America for about ten years they were at the highest point (of theirpros... ...rs went to Blumenhof, wherehowever all the sleighs were accounted for and the missing one was not to be found.With the coming of dawn in the morning h...