Dole Inaugurated Governor of Hawaii as Annexation Legacy
Honolulu June 14 Governor Sanford B Dole was sworn in as the first executive of the new U S territory of Hawaii In his inaugural address he warned that agricultural labor and cheap field labor pose a future obstacle to Hawaii s development He urged limits on moneyed interests that could threaten pure family life and noted statehood would come in time The ceremony included a military review and a grand stand crowd with whites natives Chinese Japanese and Portuguese present New appointments were announced including attorney general and public works superintendent with the treasurer post still vacant
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
United States of America
Sanford B. Dole
Dole
Hawaii
America
Timoteo
Mott Smith
McKinley
Frear
Amehameha
Territory
KB. PF. Dole
J. A. McCandless
AT. Atkinson
A. M. Brown
W. D. Alexander
A. T. Hawes, Jr
Henry FE. Cooper
Woolley and Metcalf Named Prohibition Ticket
Chicago June 28 The prohibition national convention adjourned after nominating John G Woolley of Illinois for president and Henry K Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president on the first ballot Woolley drew support after Silas Swallow withdrew Metcalf led a three way vote for vice president with Eaton and Caskardson Swallow declined the nomination Contributions for the campaign exceeded 7000 and Woolley Metcalf backgrounds and birthplaces are noted Woolley born Collineville Ohio 1850 Metcalf a Rhode Island banker and Sunday School superintendent formerly a Republican now a prohibitionist
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Chicago
John G. Woolley
Illinois
Henry K. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Mr. Wooley
Silas Co. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Hale Johnson Ofllinois
Woolley
Swadlow
Pittsburg
H. B. Metcalf
Thomas Caskardson
West Virginia
EB. l L. Eaton
Town
Metcalf
Swallow
Stewart
National Committee
Collineville
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Paris
Minneapolis
New York
Henry D. Metcalf
Providence County Savings Bank
Church of Our Father
Brokers fail in St Paul as Doran and Co announce closure
James Doran and Co, St Paul brokers, will not reopen tomorrow after a wheat slump to 68 cents. Doran said the loss may reach about 300000 dollars with a best guess between 400000 and 500000, and expected a rise only after a late 68 cent low.
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St. Paul, Minn
James Doran & Co
Bucket Shop Convictions Shocks Chicago Trade Board
Charles KR and Albert McClain of McClain Bros. & Co. were found guilty by the board of directors after a three week trial for operating a bucket shop and were expelled from membership. Postal officials had arrested the McClains last November on fraud charges. a U.S. district court judge had previously declared the case not guilty.
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Chicago
Charles KR
Albert ©. McClain
McClain Bros. & Co
United States Postal
McClains
Kohlsaat
United States District Court
Kolls
Governor Grants Six Day Reductions for Six Prisoners
Special Dispatch reports Governor Smith granted six day diminutions of sentence to convicts in the state penitentiary for good behavior. The slate includes J J College two years for burglary in the second degree Yellowstone county. Fred Chaffey one year grand larceny Bept 4 18 Meagher county. Joe Rimington one year grand larceny Bept 4 1899 Deer Lodge county. Perry F E Polk one year burglary in the second degree Rept 1 1899 Cascade county. Aubey Wall five years burglary in the first degree Nov 17 1899 Madison. Aug itude three years injuring a public jail Feb 10 1898 Gallatin county.
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Helena
Smith
J. J. College
Yellowstone County
Fred Chaffey
Meagher
Joe Rimington
Deer Lodge
Perry FE. Polk
Cascade County
Aubey Wall
Madison
Aug
Bomb found before Nejs residence in Paris
Paris June 29 at 4 30 a m a lighted bomb charged with powder and lead fragments was found by police in front of the residence of M Bulat procurator of the republic at his door The building on Rue de Clichy recalls the 1892 Ravachol bombing linked to the same neighborhood
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Paris
M. Bulat
Republic
Hig
Rue de Clichy
Ravachol
Rosecrans Grounding Near Cape Nome With Government Cargo
The Rosecrans formerly the transport Missouri has run aground about 60 miles south of Cape Nome. The steamer Portland reports the position is not considered perilous and the vessel carries government supplies.
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San Francisco
Portland
Cape Nome
Rosecrans
Missouri
French liners sail to Europe with notable passengers
The L A Quintane sailed today carrying passengers including Jules Cambon French ambassador Bourke Cochran and Professor Adolph Cohn of Columbia College along with the Boer voy.
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New York
Jules Cambon
France
United States
Bourke Cochran
Adolph Cohn
Columbia College
Great Falls Beats Anaconda in Fast Inning Rally at Mountain View
Anaconda suffered a 5 run onslaught in the first inning, then settled in for a close, clean game. McHale stood out for the home team with two hits and strong defense as Great Falls rode timely hitting to win at Mountain View Park.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
Mountain View Park
Hughes
Indians
Peeples
Tinker
Grim
Zearfoes
McCloskey
Lloyd
Muller
Davis
Hurlburt
Zearfoss
McHale
Tabor
Swindells
Mr. McCloskey
Deisel
Mepire
R.H. PO. Delseas
A. Kk
Lynch
Bwindells
Behile
Iim
Moedale
Abaceae
la PO
Zearloes
Fuller
Rune Hurlburt
Smith
Anaconda Adds Pitcher Kid Carsey From Kansas City
Anaconda continues to stock its pitching staff with a string of acquisitions. Kid Carsey of Kansas City was secured by wire and will join Anaconda today after signaling his departure from Milwaukee. Callahan of Moberly, Missouri, missed train connections in Lincoln and had to lay over.
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Anaconda
Kid” Carsey
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Careey
Callahan
Moberly
Lincoln
Neb
Baseball Contracts and Player Movements Reported
Washington June 23 1900 President Lucas receives Nick Young bulletin listing 1909 10 contracts tied to Norfolk including H Chandler H Knipper George B Allen William Martin Sateh D Mullany F Hempleman EF M Gilligan C H Deisel The Durritt BE M Ashenlack Released By Boston June 18 M 8 Hickey suspended by Albany Levi Bailey William Hawke Port Huron M O Connor Pete Dealey note indicates player movements from Courtland and Port Huron with the president signoff by N E Young
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Knox
O’brien
Serenton
St. Paul
Lucas
Nick Young
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
H Chandler
H. Knipper
George B. Allen
William Martin
Sateh
D. Mullany
F. Hempleman
M. Gill
Butte shuts Helena in pitchers duel at home
Butte pitcher Little Jimmy St. Vrain dominates, surrendering three hits in a 6 0 win over Helena. Helena’s defense falters with fielding errors as Butte baserunners and Burke produce key plays, including a sensational outfield catch.
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Dunleavy
SK. Helena
Burke
Schmeer
Hammond
Butte
Williams
Donahue
Neal
St. Vrain
Hanley
Marshall
Ryan
Schlefe
Austin
Leever Pitches Pittsburg Shutout of Philadelphia
Pittsburg and Philadelphia played a tight game with Leever and Zimmer strong on the mound. Philadelphia was blanked for the first time this season as two errors and timely hitting produced the three runs for Pittsburg with Fraser, McParland and a late hit. Attendance reached 2,400.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Fhe Fettle
Leever
Fraser
R. H. E. Pitteburg
Birt
Ad Eee
Sas Ae
Zimmer
Fraser and McParland
Emelie
Reds Halted as Willis Shuts Down With Four Hits
In Cincinnati on June 3 Willis dominated the Reds with four hits allowed. Phillips issued four walks and two hits which, plus an earned run, produced four runs in the second inning. Barrett’s fielding and Hamilton’s hitting highlighted the action as attendance reached about 200. Beere.
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Cincinnati
Willis
Reds
Phillips
Barrett
Hamilton
Beere
Cleveland Michigan? Football Scoreboard Fragment
Fragmentary sports score list shows Detroit 0 at Cleveland and Buffalo 3 at Milwaukee plus Kansas City and Indianapolis involvement. No full context or dates available. Entities include Cleveland Milwaukee Kansas City Buffalo Detroit Indianapolis.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Oxford Honors Bestow Doctoral Gowns on Three Clergy
London June 28 Oxford university conferred honorary degrees to Rev Morgan Dix of New York granting Doctor of Divinity C EF Norton of Harvard received Doctor of Civil Law and James M Baldwin of Princeton was awarded Doctor of Canon Law in a formal ceremony.
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London
Oxford University
Morgan Dix
New York
D.C. L
C. EF. Norton
Harvard
James M. Baldwin
Princeton
Estate of Silas B. Cobb Filed for Probate
The inventory of the late Silas B. Cobb's estate was filed for probate in Chicago on June 2. Personal estate valued at four thousand two hundred fifty seven dollars and eight cents, nearly double the earlier estimate at his death.
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Chicago
Silas B. Cobb
London Lost to Surrounding Boers in Hills Three Days’ Fighting
Lord Roberts reports two small June battles near Senekal and Rustenburg with Boer losses and captured rifles. French and Hamilton led attempts to enclose the enemy in the hills east of a major Pretoria area, with three days of fighting ending in the Boers’ retreat. Casualties cited as light to moderate.
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London
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Dreiper
Preters
Nel
Senekal
Hunter
Jan Hamilton
Heidelberg
Frankfort
Derbyshire Light Infantry
West Australian Mounted
Baden-Powell
Ray
Rustenburg
Delary
Buller
F. R. Burnham
Daily Telegraph
French
Hamilton
Alaska expedition men return with Alaska mining tale
The Alki brought Lieutenant J B Herron and Colonel E D Wiggin from Rampart, Alaska, with $250,000 in dust. Herron led a yearlong reconnaissance from Cook Inlet to the Tanana to test a route and gather mineral data, while Wiggin reports Rampart’s creeks yielding rich gold and a 2,000,000 dollar clean-up potential.
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Port Townsend
Waah
Skagney
Dawson
J. 8. Herron
The
United States Cavalry
Cook Inlet
Tanana
Jenara
Alaska
Yukon River
E. D. Wiggin
Rampart
Nome
Klondike
Montana Christian Endeavor Union Elects Officers at Helena
The ninth annual Montana Christian Endeavor session closed its two day meeting in Helena. Officers named include Edward Seharnikow Deer Lodge as president Rev F G Blanchard Helena as vice president Miss Edith Farr Deer Lodge as secretary and several others named as treasurers superintendents and directors. Next year’s annual meeting is planned for Butte at a date to be announced.
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Helena
Montana Christiane Endeavor Union
First Presbyterian Church
Butte
Edward Seharnikow
Deer Lodge
F. G. Blanchard
H. Craewell
Havre
Hay
Corvallis
Edith Farr
Powell
Livingston
J. N MacLean
Bozeman
T. Eb. Thompson
Missoula
Harry J. Polglase
Mary Sloan
George H. Willson
Clarice van
Great Falls
Dwight Stone
Central Park
W. B. Cook
F. B. Cleland
Anaconda
Merwin Officers Imprisoned at Dawson City Demand Explanation
Victoria B C June The agents the captain and the career of the American steamer Merwin were imprisoned for 18 hours at Dawson City on a complaint by passengers who left without prosecuting Consul McCook prepared a statement for Washington seeking explanation from Britain.
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Victoria
B. C
Merwin
Dawson City
McCook
Dawson Nugget
Washington
Betrothal of Lady Randolph Churchill Put Off
The betrothed Lieutenant Cornwallis West has recovered his health and is ordered to the front. As a result the wedding of Lady Randolph Churchill is postponed.
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London
The
Daily Express
Lady Randolph Churchill
Cornwallis West
Funeral of Stephen Crane Held at Metropolitan Temple
The New York funeral for author Stephen Crane occurred today with large attendance. The service was at the Metropolitan Temple and the body was buried at Evergreen Cemetery in Elizabeth New Jersey.
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New York
Stephen Crane
Metropolitan Temple
Evergreen Cemetery
Elizabeth
N. J
Appointment Named for West Point Ca det
West Point Washington scene notes the June 28 listing of a cadet for West Point. James A Storrer of Lewiston Idaho is named as the appointed ca det in the brief dispatch.
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Washington
West Point
James A. Storrer
Lewiston
Idaho
Soldier William Tait Shot David Miles at Havre
Helena June 28. William Tait a colored soldier stationed at Port Assinniboine shot David Miles another soldier in Havre last November and was in custody awaiting further action.
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The
Standard
Helena
William Tait
Port Assinniboine
David Miles
Havre
Jury Acquits Man After Day-Long Assault Trial
A man indicted by the grand jury on assault with intent to murder was tried in U S court today. The jury found him not guilty after about an hour and a half of deliberation. The grand jury, at work since Monday, will report to the court tomorrow.
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United States
Grand Jury
Strikes by Japanese Laborers Hit Hawaiian Islands
Strikes began on multiple islands as Japanese workers press for contract cancellation and monthly 2.50 payments from planters under U S law. Planters accept the wage demand but dispute nulling contracts under territorial law. A delegation to Maui faced violence and had to retreat to Honolulu.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Association of
Maui
Attack on Dompoassi Stockade Near Cape Coast Castle
On June 24 Colonel Castler advanced from Kiawassa toward Bekwai with 40 men and heavy arms to reinforce Captain Hall. He was fired on near Dompoassi, with Captain Ronpell and several others slain. After a later assault a concealed stockade was captured. six officers and seven men were killed or wounded, and enemy casualties totaled many killed with an estimated 16 to 40 natives present, half armed with muskets.
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Cape Coast Castle
Castler
Kiawassa
Hall
Bekwai
Dompoassi
Ronpell
Colt
Edwards
Wilkinson
Henderson Renominated by Acclamation at Third District Rally
Waterloo Iowa June 28 Speaker Henderson was renominated by acclamation to lay by the Third district republican convention for his nth term as representative in congress. The nomination was made amid great enthusiasm. Henderson delivered a brief acceptance speech.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Henderson
Lay
Japanese Fishermen Arm Themselves Near Vancouver
The Columbian of New Westminster reports that Steveston Japanese fishermen are arming with rifles. More than twenty rifles have been purchased in Vancouver within a week by Japanese fishermen.
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Vancouver
B. C
the Columbian of
New Westminster
Steveston
Montana Men Seated at Cochran and Normandie Hotels
H L Horace of Montana is at the Cochran hotel and E Leach of the same state is at the Normandie as listed in Washington dispatches dated June 3.
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Standard
Washington, D. C
H. L. Horace
Montana
Cochran Hotel
E. © Leach
Normandie
Little Anne Refuses Minister Kiss in Fosdicks Parlor
The new minister, handsome and unmarried, visits the Fosdicks. He lifts Anne for a kiss, but the child resists and runs away. Anne explains the man in the parlor asked for a kiss, and her mother urges compliance.
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Harper's Bazar
Fosdicks
Anne
Mamma
War Office notes inquiry into Burdett-Coutts charges and hospital woes
London dispatch reports correspondence with Lord Roberts on Burdett-Coutts charges and hospital failures during the campaign. Roberts cites exhausted troops, unsanitary Paardeburg camp, Bloemfontein admissions 6,369 and deaths 1,370 in three months, and supports a medical inquiry.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Burdett-Coutts
Kroonstad
Lord Methuen
Bloemfontein
Paardeburg
Alee
Government to probe South Africa hospital exposures
In London June 28 the exposure of hospital conditions in South Africa sparked questions in the house of commons. Prime Minister Balfour said suffering was not due to lack of supplies and announced a government probe. He read correspondence with Lord Roberts noting transport difficulties and proposed an independent medical committee to investigate.
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London
South Africa
Times
W. A. Burdett-Coutts
Westminster
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Treasury
Balfour
Lord Roberts
House
Army Medical Corps
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