Public harbor lines meeting in Honolulu harbor notice
Major Langfitt announces a public meeting of the Board of Officers to establish harbor lines for Honolulu harbor. The session, at 1 p m on a date in 1899, will occur at Progress Block near Fort and Beretania streets. Members include Capt Rickan and Capt Springett.
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Lanafitt
Secretary of War
Honolulu
Ae Quartermaster
Langfitt
Rickan
Springett
United States
Har
Rixth Artillery Coming to Honolulu on Nippon Maru
The Nippon Maru will carry three, possibly four, batteries of the Sixth United States Artillery to Honolulu on its April 12 voyage under Major Samuel M. Milla. Batteries from St Francis Barracks, Fort Monroe, and a newly recruited unit at Fort McHenry are reassigned to Virginia Florida and other posts as the law expands artillery to fourteen batteries per regiment. If the new battery is not ready, it will join Honolulu later or travel from San Francisco before April 12. Sugar price 47 16.
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Oriental Steamship Company
United States Artillery
Hono Juln
Samuel M. Milla
St. Francis Barrscha
Florida
Fort Monrow
Virginia
Han
Fort McHenry
Honolulu
San Francisco
Steamer Chilkot Lost Near Eureka
Steamer Chilkot, carrying passengers and ore, found upside down in the bar off Eureka California. Lifesaving crews pursue survivors as wreckage scatters toward breakers. Officials plan rescue by Eureka authorities and nearby ships.
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Eureka
Cal
Calle
Ont
Secient
Waterhouse Reaps Benefit From Samoa Plantation Lease
Senator Henry Waterhouse returns from Hawaii with a thirty year lease on the Eala wa plantation including Dr Wight lands to Niuli Sugar Company. The deal secures 600 tons of sugar and water power developments for Halowa and Nintit projects. Directors plan a prospectus and dividend to stockholders as assets move into the corporation.
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Tis
Henry Waterhouse
Hawaii
Ealawa
Dr. Wight
Niuli Sugar Company
Nialii Corporation
Halowa
Nialii
Nintit
Hatawa
Thomas Kay
Srop
Senator Waterhouse
Lon
Commission to discuss the Salmon question formed
The United States and Germany move to join Britain in appointing a three member commission to discuss the Salmon question. Sir Julian Pauncefoot and Lord Salisbury signal initial support, with London awaiting the Prime Minister’s return for final consent. A separate church transfer issue in the United States is discussed at St Andrews Cathedral.
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New York
the Sun
Washington
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Johno ‘Auncefoto
Julian
Lord Salisbury
England
London
Italian cruiser Piemonte sails from Acapulco to China
An Italian warship Piemonte, a 8000 ton third class cruiser of 32 guns and 800 feet long, arrived this morning from Acapulco, left March 25, with 340 crew. It is expected to stay six to seven days before heading to China. Officers listed include Captain Macenigo and Commander Proli among others.
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HB. I. M
Macenigo
Proli
Gripco
Powler
de Grott
Fenei
Ruspoli
Euopgining
Marisco
Bettovi
Dardeno
Carminiani
Passenger Steamer Stella Disaster Claims 120 Lives
Joe F Morgan awaits word from Moloss as August Dreier Kauai owner weighs sale as Iowa scheme promoters may settle soon. The Stella passenger steamer sank off Roglieh Coast with 120 drowning fatalities.
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Joe. F. Morgan
Moloss
August Dreier
Ebele Planeatingy
Kauai
Iowa
Stella
Roglieh
Local troupe thrills with bizarre vaudeville decapitation act
A Saturday night performance drew a full house as the venue showcased a gruesome yet humorous act titled Decapitated with Jiar Post as body snatcher and cadaver. Dr Pakir, Miss May Aadley, and Boyd impressed as leads while Boyd and Oro staged daring trapeze routines. Contortionist Antonio Van Gofre and Madame Cotteley added feats of strength and balance. New talent promised for April 15.
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Aroe
Jiar
Burke and Hare
Edinburgh
James
Tomes
Mr. Pollard
Pakir
Post
Miss May Aadley
Boyd
Oro
Josh
Antonio van Gofre
Madame Cotteley
Seling
Ian Mervyn Nang
Ordway
Surveyor Monsarrat to Inspect Moloan Tract for New Plantation
Surveyor M. D. Monsarrat will travel to Kauai to measure the Moloan tract and assess how much land remains for development. The findings will determine the feasibility of establishing another plantation on the area.
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M. D. Monsarrat
Kauai Forrow
Lable Lee
Moloan
Malolos Falls to American Forces in Brief Manila Battle
Washington reports Malolos, the insurgent capital, captured by General MacArthur's division after a short fight with minimal Filipino casualties. Deser tions and disorganization among insurgents noted as U S forces advance. Natives begin returning home as relations improve and patrols secure Visayan areas. Updates describe insurgents scattered, with Allied troops pursuing remnants near Malolos and surrounding valleys.
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New York
Manila
Malolo
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Malolos
En Emy
Pame Uly
Benen Olle Moperal
Washington
Vik Ingoa Betewen
Pointe
Maldow
Visayan
Ohio City Elections Signal GOP Gains as Cleveland Mayor Falls
Ohio voters delivered broad Republican gains in city and town elections with Cleveland mayoral candidate Mayor McKisson defeated. Results indicate GOP momentum across municipalities, shaping local governance and party influence ahead of statewide contests.
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Ohio
McKisson
Cleveland
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