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THURSDAY ISLAND

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Originally appearing in Volume V26, Page 904 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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THURSDAY
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ISLAND  , one of the smallest of the
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Prince of
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Wales
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group, N. of Cape
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York, in the Torres Strait, attached '
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William
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Allen (1806–1879), a native of
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North Carolina, removed in 1822 to
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Chillicothe,
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Ohio, was admitted to the
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bar in 1827, was a representative in
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Congress in 1833–1835, served in the
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United States
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Senate in 1837–1.849, and Was
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governor of Ohio in 1874–1875.to
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Somerset
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county,
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Queensland,
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Australia . Pop . (1901), 1534 . It has an excellent
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harbour,
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Port
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Kennedy, and is a port of
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call for
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mail steamers and the centre of the beche-de-mer and
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pearl
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fisheries of the Torres Strait . It is a fortified coaling station for the
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British
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navy . The neighbouring
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Friday
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Island is the
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quarantine and leper station for Queensland .

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