Death of Cecil Rhodes Leaves Educational Endowment
Cape Town reports Cecil Rhodes died after heart failure at Maloppo Hill. Dr. Jameson and officials were present. Rhodes wills millions to educational work. His burial and plans at Matoppo Hill are unsettled. London commentary notes his life, wealth, and South African empires.
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Dr. Jamegon
Maloppo Hill
Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Niebresthin
Jameson
J. W. Sumst
Wervante
Groote
Clause
Tomorrose
Rhodes
Matoppo Hill
Rhodesia
London
Cape 'Town
Kimberley
South Africa
England
Voniton
Poisonous plants and death in Honolulu case described
High Sheriff Brown reports on a death linked to Datura poisoning. Autopsy notes reveal atropine and morphine in the stomach, with undigested plant matter indicating Datura stramonium. Records reference global poisoning cases and caution about alkaloid absorption, plus remarks on opium use and an imperial education project noted in the period.
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Sheri Brown
Shorey
Kaimana
Honolulu
India
Hawaiian Ditch Company Right of Way Bill Reported
The House bill granting rights of way over public lands to the Hawaiian Ditch Company has been reported to the Senate and sent to the Committee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico. It is not expected to move quickly, with hearings possible for interested parties. A Senate bill by Senator Clark of Wyoming mirrors the House measure, but no action has been taken.
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Hawaiian Ditch Company
Ives
Benace
Pacific Talunda
Porto Rico
WiIton Ktatemente
Senate
Senator Clark
Wyoming
Committee On Public Lands
House
Delegane Wileas
Powers
Sal
Hawaiian Dict Company
Hawaii
Eoth
Bulletin
Attempted Robbery Report at J Lando Residence
An attempted robbery occurred around 2 o'clock at the Crotabing house of J Lando in the Orekin block as two thieves tried to enter through a back range and fled when alerted. Mire Hofman, a room occupant, spotted the men and John Ries, a photographer, identified a colored man who signaled others as they jumped a fence on Union Street and fled toward June.
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J. Lando
Orekin
Mire Hofman
Tye Hyo Muon
Ries
Beewkini
Union Street
Nomination of Dreier Argued Before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court opened to hear the challenge to August Dreier’s nomination for the Fourth District seat. Chief Justice Prear and Justices discussed whether the Secretary of the Territory may assess candidate qualifications, with arguments citing state practices and the scope of electoral power.
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Prear
Galebraith
Perry
Supreme Court
August Dreier
Epaciit
A. O. M. Robertson
T. McCante Stewart
Devler
Cooper
Ndt
W. A. Kinney
Dreler
McCants Stewart
Robertson
Stewart
Cooper and Kinney
Nebraska
Cuban reciprocity talks outline House conference
Washington March 25 another White House conference on Cuban reciprocity brought President and leaders Payne Dalwell and Long of Ways and Means and Cannon of the Republican caucus together for about an hour. The meeting discussed general reciprocity provisions and reaffirmed the 26 percent Cuban import reduction. opponents favored 20 percent and repeal of a differential sugar rate, while amendments and revisions to the tariff features were anticipated as the House and Senate clash continued. Hartwell left Washington for a short visit en route to Hawaii, with no fixed time for further consideration of the reciprocity bill.
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Washington
White House
Tle
Payne
Dalwell
Cannon
Uhowe
Howes
Hth
Hineral Wood
Eleet Pama
Ways and Steans Committee
Weventeen
Thio
Thio, According To Thie
Chairtian Payne
Cholera outbreak reported in Manila health check
Manila health authorities report a cholera outbreak with initial cases and several deaths. The notice cites officials confirming forty cases linked to a local outbreak and urging precautions.
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Manila
Ae Woon
Foytyalon Caane
Ohuleya
Korea's Trial Trip Sets Speed Record at Sea
New York March report notes the 600 ton steamship Korea, built for Pacific Mail, completed a 28 hour trial voyage with speeds near 20 knots on forged draught, exceeding contract expectations. Vessel inspected by General Superintendent Most, Vice President Seabury, Inspector Ferguson, and Navy officers, who praised conduct and will commend crew.
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New York
Pacific Mail Steamatip Company
Seanio
IMK
Cape Henry
Asiong Howe
W. A
Whi Yard
Rp, Sebwori
Pacific Mail
J Af Ferguson
Seabury
Ott Joud
Prince
Atif
Korea
Pratt Proper Person Selected by Commerce and Merchant Associations
J G Pratt, described as a real estate man, was chosen this morning by the committee of the Chamber of Commerce and the Merchants Association to meet with Washington authorities. The aim is to push legislation on fire claims payments and related security for cable matters. Pratt is noted for contacting prominent Senators and Representatives to advocate his views.
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J. G. Pratt
Chamber of Commerce
Meretanta’ Association
Washington
Pratt
Conannion
Senate
House of
Fair Postponed to 1904 Exposition
Washington March 24 The postponement of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to 1904 will probably be officially announced about April 1. The announcement will be made at St. Louis.
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Washington
Campaign Meetings Set by Home Rulers and Republicans
The Fourth District Republican and Home Rule committees arrange meetings this weekend as candidates and speakers prepare to present platform principles. Concrete venues include Emmal Bakare and multiple Saturday and Monday gatherings at Kukaako, Kewalo, Kehuna, Pauoi, Macrime, Walkikikal, and Manon with leaders targeting August Drele’s eligibility.
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Vere
Emma Bgkare
Thomas Square
Kukaako
Aliona
Kewalo
Queen and
South Streeta
Kehuna
Daviit Kalanokalani
Pauoi
Manuel Rosa
Referenice
August Drele
Band Going 10 Mali The Latest Travel Itinerary
A reader's poorly legible note outlines a travel plan involving a band and an itinerary across multiple places. It mentions visits to Rae hull and other locations, with a five day span and expansion of the enterprise. The garbled text hints at names like ALM AES and Mars Hoe Kinat and includes scattered references to dates and routes.
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Laohystann
Ptier
Rae Hull
Tentative plan to retire senators faces committee vote
Washington reports a Senate committee considering retirement of several members under a plan by Home Rule and Republicans. Cayplens and Carter appeared before subcommittees as talks hinted four Home Rulers and three Republicans might retire, with a committee vote expected after Knox returns, outlining possible retirements across four districts.
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Washington
Kao
Cayplens
Senate
George KR. Carter
Chaplom
Ander
Carter
Tulay
Hulletin
Kanuba
Carter and
Achi
Republinana
Kablilna
Evans resigns as Pension Commissioner amid unanswered questions
Washington reports that Monty Clay Evans resigned as Commissioner of Pension, presenting the resignation to the President. The National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic discussed investigations into Pension affairs and a report was submitted to the President, with timing for action not yet decided.
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Washington
Monty Clay Evan Wow
Hans
Grand Army
Ltte
Evang
Hin Rop
Peking Steamship Departure and Command Change
The City of Peking left San Francisco ahead of the Alameda and is due tonight, with the Alameda close behind. Captain Tremayne Smith resigns his long command of the Peking and is replaced by Captain J F Hobinson, who comes from the steamer Ban Juan. Smith moves to command the Siberia.
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Paelfe Mail
Peking
San Francisco
Alameda
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