International notes on famine aid and diplomacy stir U S debate
The House adopted a Senate resolution for a famine relief vessel to India. Debates touched Ireland, English land policies, and potential U S charity. Paris trade reciprocity with France and wartime indemnity claims against Britain were noted, along with various European political tensions and impending legal actions.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Senate
India
Lreland
McMillin
Democrat
Tennessee
Simpaon
Poputisi
Ranans
Ireland
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
France
America
Naloet
Prince
Krueger
Ainst
Great Britain
Lane von
Theodore Tilton
Brook
Americas
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Bayard
Cecil
London
United Kingdom
Rome
Steinity
Moxonw
Gladstone
Faure
England
Wedding of Lily Danford and Rev V A Kitent at St Andrews
The St Andrews cathedral hosted the solemn wedding of Lily Danford, eldest daughter of Lady Herron, to Rev. V A Kitent. The ceremony, led by the vicar-dean Rev John Osborne, featured choral service, a tall white flower arch, and a procession of bridesmaids Alyce and Anna Danford. The couple departed for the Herbert Place and will reside permanently at Solani College, receiving many gifts from the cathedral officers, Priory pupils, and friends.
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St. Andrews
Mise Lily Danford
Herron
V. A. Kitent
Clive Davies
1Oward Stiles
Robert Herron
Misson Alye
Anna Dawford
Amsida
Vior
John Osborne
Alex. Mackintosh
Alys Danford
Anna Danford
Lady Herron
Priory School
Herbert Place
Aetihd
Solani College
St. Andrew's Priory
Proom
British plans advance for Transvaal campaign
A London dispatch reports War Office sources indicate a British general has been named to command in the Transvaal and draft a campaign plan. He estimates 10,000 regulars enough, relying on 40,000 allied troops already available, and doubts the Boers can field 40,000, with half needed to guard lines and forts.
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London
Transvaal
War Office
Magdalen Radians Second Opium Trial Denied Plea
In the police court John Beda faced a second opium possession charge. Attorneys argued a prior conviction bars a second offense, asserting the evidence in the first trial covered all opium. Judge de la Vergne postponed ruling, then ruled against the plea and testimony proceeded at 2 p.m. with Surveyor Estratemoyer as witness.
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John Beda
Trish
Mecara
Robertson
Ballou
Madin
J. A. Cummins
Creamar
Ballon
Weosciou
Charles Creighton
Stalin
Meagenne Preorhon
Fay
Auch Cues & Nina
de la Vergne
Creighton
Agen Radin
Etratemoyer
Witiras
Murderer at Large on Mauna Loa Steamer
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock did not return on the Mauna Loa this afternoon as expected and the murderer Noa remains at large. Marshal Brown, in radio court, received a note that Noa had not yet been captured. A $300 reward for Noa’s capture was raised on Molokai, with potential increase.
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Hitchcock
Mauna Loa
Noa
Marschal Brown
Maona Tiou
Molokai
Nou
Marshal Brown
Trimble
Foe Thous
Hawaiian Jockey Club Mooring Draws Strong Attendance
Members gathered for the annual mooring of the Hawaiian Jockey Club as preparations for the two day meeting on the 11th and 12th were discussed. Officers elected include H. A. Wilemann president and W. M. Giffard treasurer, with Wilder and Walker among the executive committee.
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Hawaiian Jockey Club
H. A. Wilemann
W. M. Giffard
J. G. Spencer
British Navy expands amid new ship building plan
Washington April 3 The naval attache reports Britain’s Admiralty has approved a large ship building programme valued above 2 million dollars with plans to commission ships for rapid service. Four first class battleships will join near Greece and others allocated to the channel fleet Asia stations and North American and West Indian duties. England’s naval outlay this year exceeds 115 million dollars as fourteen first class battleships and numerous cruisers and torpedo boats enter construction.
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Washington
Af Naval Sotelligener
Americas
Loolow
Admiralty Office
Great Britain
Tiis
Mollier Ranung
Chinese Sea
Chaniel
Greece
Channel
Asia
England
Spreckels Denies White Employed Discharges at Plantation
J H Sendford secretary of the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company refutes reports of wholesale discharge of white employees at Spreckelsville plantation. He says the layoffs, if any, were for cause and not racial. He cites Spreckels’s request to hire white men to fill vacancies.
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Spreckelsville
Examiner
J. H. Sendford
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company
Hawaii
A. Spreckels
Russian nobleman halves lands by peasant allotment
A Russian nobleman, following Count Tulsia, divided his estates among the peasants, reserving seven sores for his own cultivation. The arrangement aims to redistribute land, though specifics and outcomes remain unclear.
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Tulsia
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