Barber Des Ate Green Mangoes With Fatal Result
Gurtagun Huteh Inwon a barber of the Maal hotel in Wailuku died at his Vineyard street home from acute dysentery. A Montgomery Alabama immigrant who moved to Hawaii two years ago to work in sugar fields later turned to barbering. His death is linked to his fondness for green mango fruit. Funeral services were held with Hawaii’s Incal lodge officiating. he leaves a wife in Sparockeville and parents in Montgomery.
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Sprockeleville
Montgomery
Ali
Presidents Trip May Be Postponed In Chicago Bid
Alderman Jamin C. Patterson of Chicago urged President Roosevelt to accept an invitation to attend a Lincoln banquet in Chicago before his planned Western trip. Patterson. president of the end, sought a three city Chicago visit to gage support, hoping the President would stop in Chicago on return. Uncertainty over Congress adjournment could delay or cancel the Western itinerary.
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Jamin C. Patterson
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Congress Bext
Cholera Victims Concealed in Philippines Relentless Death Toll
April 2 Manila reports slight rise in cholera cases with 118 deaths and ninety nine more victims. Filipinos and Chinese increasingly suffer in fields and harbor areas as quarantine limits fail to stem the outbreak. Army medical staff are dispatched to aid provincial health centers and detention camps for patients.
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Stender’s Boy Hurt In Wailuku Accident
A six year old boy, T Ateniter, was seriously injured Saturday afternoon at Wailuku while handling company gear. He fell from a height, breaking his arm in three places, and was taken to Mutulant hospital in Wailuku where Dr. Weddick treated him. The incident also highlights Mr Stender’s early bereavement and his ability to support his many young dependents as they receive care.
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Bal 1 Commissioned Watlika April 26 First 4G TL take command
Watlika is named new commander of Company 4 with Captain C H Cot tre supervising drill. Second Lt Aliiwar shifts to Captain Koola, retiring commander, as company passes to Cap Hal. Expenses for Co Vedino band totaling 11035 reviewed and approved.
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Euttijany
Elaharl Uvet Gtlerhie
Ambiguous Line Draws Courts and Birth Aid Debate
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and phrases about a court, birth aid, and political figures. It references New Yorkers and a high court, with scattered terms like "Beattiste," "Sy Tie," and "Hihien" suggesting a chaotic item. Readable facts remain unclear.
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Lonton
Watt
Maul Hotel Company changes of officers and directors
Stockholders met Saturday evening April 10 to elect officers for the Maul Hotel Co Ltd. W Filler was named president, D Wake vice president, Dr B Aruittings secretary, C D Lufkin auditor, Liewsarrs and Carl Wi ieger directors, and George I Roberton appointed manager. New officers aim to carry out a hotel store and entertainment plans associated with Maui Deng Co Ltd, despite stockholder concerns over costs.
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Heo
Sire
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Maui News
Nates
Tha Maui Deng Co. Ltd
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Golne Uty
Uether Unsmaniente
Githet
Hukbir Oxdahker
Widow of Robert Garrett Marries in Baltimore Church
Mrs. Tobe Garnett widow of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad president is wed to the Reverend Arthur C Powell at Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Park Avenue and Monument Street. The ceremony includes few relatives with no attendants. The bride had been widowed July 29 last after two years of illness. the groom is a clergyman.
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Tobert Garnett
Wulow
Baltimory and Ohio
Ball- Hou Company
Halt Tory Society
Noom
Tim May
Grape Protestant Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Monument Hiwetto
Henry Dartondiner
Hoy
Arthur Chilton Powell
Steeter
Chureh
Cerempany
Nimbertne
Dave
Dag
Can W. Garrett
Tir
Jacob
Garrett
How King Lear Looked As a Boy
A humorous tale recalls John Mix and veteran manager Maguire in Butte. Tragedian Warde plans a Lear tour but has no curtain card. An improvised cut from a hotel clerk leads to a miscaptioned reference in a Sunday paper.
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John Mix
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Maguire
Grand Opere Howe
Butter Chy
Tor
Warde
Gvire
Sumiay
Raney Howe Draught Noted At New Criterion Saloon
A garbled Seattle news snippet mentions Raney Howe and a draught at the New Criterion Saloon. The text is fragmented but references popular sentiment and local venue activity in Seattle.
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