Mexico Earthquake Destroys Towns and Shakes Nation
The April tremor devastated Chilpancingo and Chilapa in Mexico, with casualties reported and many injured. Panic spread as further shocks caused widespread damage across the region. Seismographs in Albany and Berkeley captured the strongest Mexico quake on record, confirming its great strength.
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Mexico
Chilpancingo
Chilapa
Albany
Our Fleets In Pacific Combined Under One Commander
Manila April 15 Admiral Dayton raises flag over the battleship West Virginia as commander in chief of the Pacific fleet. The move aligns with the Navy Department plan to consolidate all Pacific ships under a single command.
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Manila
Admiral Dayton
West Virginia
Pacific
Navy Department
Jonilla on American Ship of War in Washington Report
April 15 report from Washington states the U S gunboat Princeton is in action against General Bonilla as Bonilla’s forces are defeated while on an American ship of war. The dispatch notes naval activity and U S military posture in the region amid unrest.
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Jonilla
Fatendated Prave Nyvetat
Washington, D. C
U. S
Princeton
Bonilla
Jurors for Abe Ruef Ordered in San Francisco Case
San Francisco April 15. Elinor Biggy has been ordered to summon jurors for the Abe Ruef case. The order directs examination of potential jurors as the high profile corruption trial proceeds.
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Ban Francisco
Gal
Elinor Biggy
New York, N. Y
Delmas
Defenan
Senate Judiciary Report Backs Board Bill Amid Debates
In a tense session the Judiciary Committee favored the biennial reporting bill and the board measure, while motions to table or delay dominated. Debate focused on delays, House and Senate work, and a proposed 20000 remnant fund, with several committee actions and readings noted as the session continued.
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Senate
Weistnith
Benate
Fedvetl
House Bui
Washikutta
Anselu- Hon
Laan
Pratt
M. Keolanul
Hilo
Labtec
Judiciary Committee
Clleena
Hawaii
Kauai Candidates Backed By Local Voters and Teachers
Letters from Kauai readers urge support for Miss Rose Aldau and Miss Lillian Kayehaokal Mundon as top candidates in the Bulletin contest. Rose Aldau, a Kamehameha School graduate and local educator, hailed for Hawaiian and other language knowledge, is praised for island service and character. Mundon, from Kapaa, is urged as a strong choice for the Lucky Six, reflecting Territory-wide concern for progress and justice.
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Kauai le
Kauai
Evening Bulletin
Alhaw
Kamehameha School
Ida M. Pope
Thia
Isha
Honolulu
Mins Rove
Garden of Eden
Rose Aldau
Mine Bone
Anks
MO. A. Kealoha
Kawaihau
Kauais
Kapaa
Bulletin Pacific States
Lillian Kayehaokalan
Mundon
Kay
From Sunshine to Shadows and the Shadowproof Insurance
A fragment reflects on sudden illness and accidents, noting the struggle to rejoin work under a policy labeled Shadowproof from the Standard Fire and Accident Insurance Co. The passage hints at coverage gaps and the challenge of moving from darkness to open light.
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Spain
Anante Bs
Standard Fe and Accident Insurance Co
Dowsett Boasts Medica Bil in Hawaii Amendment Debate
Fragmentary Hawaii territorial debate on medical practice regulation references hydrotherapy, Priessnitz, Kneipp, and the push to define medicine to include water-based treatment. Notes skepticism by medical professionals about hydrotherapy and the need for professional regulation amid historic figures and evolving therapy ideas.
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Benstur Dowsett
Howe
Wren
Territory of
Hawaii
Noel
Priesentis
John Siedley
Kael
Queen's Hospital
Priessnite
Father Kneipp
Knelpp
Moamer
Jatira Hrald
Lltotson
Mrald
Warning Issued By Pinkham Health Notice
A fragmentary report notes a health warning issued by Pinkham detailing contagion concerns and precautionary measures. It references medical figures and the need for vigilance against diseases, urging adherence to advised practices and monitoring of cases.
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Wallach
Wwe
Japanese Murderer Sentenced to Twenty Years
Kinbreye, convicted of murder in a drunken row at Oulila on February seventh, was sentenced to twenty years by Judge Pate. He escaped briefly but was later recaptured and jailed.
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Wily
Sugar price report from San Francisco market
Sugar in San Francisco on April 13 quotes 96 degrees Centrifugals at 3.735 cents or 74.70 dollars per ton. Previous quotation stood at 3.722 cents.
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San Francisco
Cal
Unclear Legislative Session Report From Fractured Text
Fragmentary OCR fragment describes a legislative committee session with references to House and Senate actions, a conference committee, and bills such as HI 97 and 267. The garbled text mentions railroads, county acts, and measures affecting local governance, with a partial note of actions continued on the next page.
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Keres
Hilla Phamed
Ny Wei
Euler
Ka Win
Nekuloka
Wal Turk
Coney
Kaleloga
Walseake
Senate
Howes
Mouse Hill
Railronde
Wream
Mutil
Kalana
Mivcettaneeds
Serena
Quint
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