San Francisco Strike Talks Face Officials At Mayor’s Office
San Francisco officials of the United Railroads agreed to meet Mayor Schmitz and a strike committee at 10 o’clock to discuss the system block and possible settlement. The strike left cars silent except for two sections, as motormen and conductors who joined the Amalgamated Association kept routes running with limited crews. The city labor council sent 700 dollars to the Carmen’s union treasury, while police plans remained unchanged. The Butter Street line faced obstruction near Kearny and Montgomery streets as crowds gathered.
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United Reiroads of
Schmitz
Schmite
Airoctore
United Railroads
Uils
Twe Cape
Utrikwen
Motor Cw Ad
Amalgamated Association
Streeter Employes of America
Barting
San Francisco Labor Council
Carmen
Carmen‘s
Mayo Sehmite
Gage'e
Behsallse Oe
Atrnet Cary
Butter Street
Tte
Sea Out
Stephens Aripmnan
Grimes
Legations Patroled At Peking
Peking April 22 reports say to ease public unease the Dowager Empress will stay at the Hunting Park five miles from Peking for one week. Rumors of a political coup and possible deposition circulate, while foreign legations maintain heightened precautions with patrols along the city walls.
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Peking
Gasotte
Manila editor jailed and fined for demanding judge removal
Manila April 22 The Volcano editor received one day in jail and a $100 fine for demanding the removal of the judge who presided over the trial of Renar Valdes editor of Mia. Valdes was fined for hibeling Filipino members of the United States Commission then trying the editor of Freedom under the edition law.
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Manila
Volcano
Renar Valdes
Mia
United States Commission
Freedom
Alaskan Freighter Arrives In Honolulu Harbor
The freighter Alaskan, under Captain Hantolt, arrived in Honolulu this morning after departing San Francisco on the 21st. The vessel, the largest freighter to enter Honolulu, was escorted by the transport Crook and the China. The ship docked at the railway wharf after docking at Koko Meat and proceeded to the harbor.
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Hantolt
Wail
San Francisco
Inetant
Honolulu
Pawel
Crook
China
Bishop Elect Arting Governor Cooper Letter on Bishop Choice
Acting Governor Cooper writes on the bishop elect for Honolulu commending the choice and hoping for a smooth transition. He calls the right reverend gentleman eminent and sociable. Restarick officiated at Mr Cooper's marriage.
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Cooper
Hiehop
Honolulu
Restarick
Coover
Muyringe
Prominent visitors reach city for China stay
Mrs WF Herrin wife of Won Herrin renowned San Francisco attorney arrives in the city with her two children and her mother Mrs Van Cet. Mrs Van Cet is widow of the late Peter Van Cet and mother of Judge George D. Gear, who plans a stop at the Mrena Hotel.
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Mra WF
Denver Ed Accepts Challenge From Hilo District Giant
Denver Ed accepts the challenge from the Kalil Giant from Hilo District. Arrangements are being made to hold the contest at a suitable venue, and if both sides agree, the event will take place in Hilo. The timing hinges on final, satisfactory arrangements.
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Denver
Binlch Hug
Brown
Kalil Giant
Hilo
University of California Students to Meet on Arrival of President Wheeler
All students of the University of California are asked to attend a meeting in Manahi Hall Pu Nahou Monday night to discuss reception arrangements for Dr Benjamin Wheeler president of the University who is expected to arrive in the city soon.
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University O California
Manahi Hall
Punahou
Theepee
Benjamin Te Wheeler
Thin Sity
Prohibition Lifted for General Davi's Moros Expedition
Washington reports the president has withdrawn the ban on General Davin's Moros expedition and granted him discretionary authority. Congress approved a $60,000 appropriation to keep Liberty afloat in New York Harbor, enabling Bryan to reproach the loss of Liberty's shield. The Commoner tone suggests Brandeis and Roosevelt receive scant praise.
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Washington
Prealy Dent
Davin
Congresa
State of Liberty
New York Harbor
Bryan
Liberty
Brennings
Governor Dole July Territory Committee Hearing Evasive
Governor Dole faced the Territory Committee in Washington to discuss Hawaii issues. He gave evasive responses on sugar costs, land laws, and labor, drawing mixed reactions as Hawaiian residents pressed for clarity on immigration and land policy.
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Dole
Territory
Washington
Sanford I
Robinson
Hawaii
Wilcox
Gro. K. Carter
Edgar Couples
Armstrong
L.A. Thurston
Boyd
Mimin
Inlanda
Carter Bil
Dole God
Taid
Knox
Interior Department
Congress
Kye Tome
China Steams to San Francisco After Pleasant Passage
The China from the coast arrived yesterday afternoon about four o'clock at Mull Wharf in this port after sailing from San Francisco on the 4th, with a number of passengers and mail. The ship waited for Oriental ports later that afternoon.
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Passengram
Thie
Pacite Mull
Ching
Pri
Francisco
Y Mull
San Fruticaro
China
Oriental
Ports Tits
Reception for Hon John Barrett at Capitol by Acting Governor
Acting Governor Henry E B Cooper arranged a Thursday morning reception at the Capitol for Hon John Barrett Commissioner General of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. A general briefing will be held in the hall with Messrs J B Atherton and M Cooke of the Chamber of Commerce named as commissioners for the event.
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Henry EB. Cooper
John Barrett
Timaelaner
Capitol Building
Loallod
J.B. Atherton
M. Cooke
Chatiher
Coumerco
Jarrett
Herrett
Capitol
Married at Sea Side Naval Station Aboard
Robert Mtns watchman at Chited Staley Naval Station plans to wed Mylene, with Kathatenki Kula of Wilatin as the bride. Hobertla and many waterfront friends will attend a two week holiday before the ceremony by the harbor water with well wishes for the couple.
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Robert Mtns
Chited Staley Naval Station
Leeoure
Mylene
Kathatenki Kula
Wilatin
Hobert
Wala
Tle Naval Station
World’s Fair Commissioner Advocates Hawaiian Show at St Louis
John Barrett, Commissioner General to Asia and the Pacific, urges bringing Hawaii Philippines and the Orient into the United States for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. He warns Americans must grasp Hawaii’s significance and aims to secure strong government participation for a world fair ahead of Chicago and Paris. Barrett notes Roosevelt’s support and outlines travel and negotiations with Asiatic ministers and U.S. departments. He arrives in Hawaii with secretary Theodore Hardin aboard the ship.
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United Sates
Hawaii
United States
America
Auld
Joby Barrett
Asia
Australia
Feir
St. Louis
Hawaiian
Bulletin
Pacific
Arge
St Louis
Hawaiian Islands
China
Japan
Tria
Philippines
Orient
Washington
Roosevelt
United
Hawaiii Wa
Hewaii
trans-Pacife
South Pacific
War Departments
John Barrett
Hawoluty
Dan Francteen
Theodore Hardin
Thurston and The Claims on Hawaiian Relief Costs
Washington reports Mr Thurston and associates urge Don Eresa to aid Honolulu with plague relief expenses. They note Hawaii has spent 1,000,000 and seek rest from customs receipts to cover the balance. Thornton warns withdrawals strain Hawaii finances and monthly deductions to Washington are a heavy burden.
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Washington
Lorrin
A. Thurston
Minster Thom
Dole
Don Eresa
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ilana
Thornton
Dole Committed to Returning Home by June
A letter from Delegate Wilcox, Hawaii's representative, says Dole expects to be back in Honolulu by June. The extracts suggest Dole is committed to supporting Governor Dole's endorsement and the hotel rate party, aiming to strengthen the slate for the next election.
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Wilcox
Hawaii
Dole
Help Honolulu in Fire Claims Help Honolulu in Fire Claims
San Francisco Board of Trade Manriage Murer and Producers Association and the Chamber of Commerce endorse a Honolulu delegation in Washington DC. to press for funds to cover wartime loss and relief needs for the Territory of Maui and disaster damages from the bubonic plague era. The statement notes $2,000,000 in claims and $800,000 spent on destitute relief, urging federal support amidst monetary stringency.
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Seo Proviciina
San Frencisco Board of Trade
Manriage Murer and Producers Association
Chamber of Commerce Tave Tore
Washington, DC
Honolulu
Mawati
Htte
Theor
Free
Chao Ndt
Unibat
Tito
Honoluli
Peeswat
Finter
Honolura
Captain Dirk Declines Naval Representative Post
Washington reports Captain Charles B. Dirk has declined the appointment as naval representative at King Edward VII's coronation. The President named Rear Admiral Waterman for the role.
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Washington
Charles B. Dirk
Edward
Wateoa
Anniversary of Hawaiian Lodge to mark island milestone
F Allen and Judge Astee will speak at a grand Hawaiian Lodge anniversary celebration in the Masonic Temple. An elaborate banquet and program are planned with multiple speakers, including W. W. Alten, A. Hassinger, and J. Raten, plus musical numbers and commemorative remarks. Family attendance and a large turnout are anticipated.
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Judge Astee
Masonic Temple
Lant Abebt
Fred Whiting
Ter
Damod Nun
Ir Whitney
Whitney
Moana Hotel
Mazouly
W. W. Alten
A. Hassinger
Jive
Allen
Steen
Austen
Mr. Allen
JA. Hassinger
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Hassinger
Ielande
White Ory
Aye Kouvenire
Hawsinger
Ee Exton
Iain Hall
Manone
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