Secretary Straus Portrays Hawaii as American, Welcomes Japanese
Secretary Straus meets Japanese reporters at the Mouna Hotel in Honolulu praising Hawaii as a meeting place for Americans Europeans Orientals and Hawaiians. He calls the islands demonstrably American in government spirit and hails broad tolerant values while noting harmonious relations among diverse groups. The interview lasts about forty five minutes with stenographic notes kept by his private secretary.
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Mouna
Sheba
Jiya Shinbun
Straus
Y, Soga
Nippa Jif
Onodera
Hawaii Shimpo
Y. Kimura
Honolulu-Japanese Chronicle
Jwon
Yemen
Japan
Trawall
Hin
Europe
Eder
Pacific
Koshi Resigns as Snark's Master
Captain Andrew Rosehill resigns as master of the Shark, the Snark’s commander cites retirement and will not guide the vessel on her voyage in Squid Sea waters. Details remain unclear as the port’s famed craft faces a changing crew.
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Andrew Rosehill
Jack London
Rosehill
Squid
Arizonan Record Sales With Month Of 30 000 Land Sales
Hilo Hawaii August 6 The American Hawaiian steamer Arizona cleared today for Salina Cruz with a cargo of 30 000 bags of sugar. John Silva a Portuguese who had been masquerading as a police officer in the vicinity of School street for the past month was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment on a charge of impersonating an officer. He used a badge fashioned from the bottom of a salmon can. Proceeds in Territorial land sales on this island for July were the largest on record amounting to nearly 14000 dollars.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Salina Cros
John Silva
School Street
Wife Sues Over Five Thousand Dollar Claim in Love Case
Keane Kaiwi seeks 5000 dollars from James Cullen claiming loss of his wife's affection comfort society and aid due to alleged enticement and detention. The complaint asserts Kaiwi suffered distress of body and mind. Also notes a Donahue embezzlement preliminary hearing and a Board of Health meeting tomorrow.
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Keane Kaiwi
James Cullen
Kalci
Cullen
Sam
Chas
Donahue
Camero
Whitney
Board of Health
Suit begun on crossing bond case in Hawaii
The trial before Judge De Boli opened this morning in the case C. Holloway Superintendent of Public Works of the Territory of Hawaii versus R. Vivian Richardson. Richardson, ex clerk of the Water Works Bureau under James Boyd, was convicted in 1904 for a loss of about 2800 dollars and served eighteen months. The Territory now seeks to recover the stolen amount from Richardson’s bondsmen, four names including W. H. Cornwell whose estate represents one bond.
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de Boli
Holloway
Territory of
Haawaii
Vivian Richardson
James Boyd
Oahu
W. H. Cornwell
Will drafting service offered with safe vault storage
A firm advertises drawing up legal wills at no cost to the client and storing them in their vaults. They invite readers to name an executor and promise to provide full information, highlighting the company's strong financial standing and experienced officers, and inviting calls.
Central Committee Deliberates Hawaii Delegates Uncertain
The Republican Central Committee failed to form a quorum for its meeting but discussed whether Hawaii will receive two or six delegates to the national convention. Col Sam Parker signaled his desire to be a delegate as inquiries continue into past decisions and rules. The next meeting is set for Monday with plans to congratulate Governor Frear on his ascent to office.
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Republican Central Committee
A. G. M. Hobertson
Sam Parker
Robertson
Hawaii
Committee On Rules
Foraker
Hawail
Frear
Central Committee
Man Struck by Sinclair Auto on Beretania Bridge
A Hawaiian man named Kanhalana stepped into the path of Dr. Sinclair in his new car on the Beretania street bridge over the Nuuanu river. The collision caused minor bruises, with the injured man treated by the doctor and sent to Queen's Hospital.
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Beretania
Nuuanu River
Sinclair
Kanhalana
Juin
Queen's Hospital
Fight in Court Tangles Graffer Trial in San Francisco
In San Francisco on August 6 Hiram Johnston and Bert Schlessinger fought in Judge Dunne's court during the bribery trial of Halsey. The improvised fracas disrupted proceedings as spectators looked on.
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Graffer
San Francisco
Hiram Johnston
Bert Schlessinger
Bombard Hat Pin And Kill Defends Moors Hat Pin
TANGIERS Aug 6 French and Spanish cruisers bombarded and destroyed the native quarter of Casa Blanca, killing about 150 Moors. New York Aug 6 an Italian assaulted a young nurse. she defended herself with a hat pin and the attacker was captured.
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Tangiers
Casa Blanca
New York
Quake At Santiags
An earthquake shock was felt in Santiago de Chile today as tremors were reported across the region.
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Santiags
Santiago DE Chile
Railroad Wreck Kills Six and Injures Eighteen in Valley
A Pennsylvania valley railroad wreck near Pittsburg at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon left six dead and eighteen injured according to railroad officials. The report from Albany New York dated Aug five notes the disaster on the line amid morning conditions.
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Albany
the & Railroad
Peneylvania Valisiy
Peary to Start Arctic Voyage With Same Crew
New York on August 5 Captain Peary will soon depart for the Arctic with the crew he had before.
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Peary
New York
Arctic
France Sends Troops to Algiers In Sharp Move
Algiers, Aug 5. A regiment of French sharpshooters and a squadron of cavalry were landed here as France intensifies its military presence in the city, signaling a decisive action in the region.
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France
Algiers
Cholera Threatens Russian Provinces
St. Petersburg reports six provinces face Asiatic cholera risks as authorities issue warnings and mobilize response measures amid outbreak concerns across regions.
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St. Petersburg
Assassin Declared Insane After Paris Attempt
Paris August 6 Malle who tried to assassinate President Fallieres has been declared insane. Visit Hill's new souvenir store at the post office.
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Paris
Malle
Fallieres
Hill
Czar Nicholas Sails Home After Conference
SIEVEMUNDE August 6 reports Czar Nicholas of Russia has sailed home after completing talks with the German Emperor. In San Francisco August 5 sugar 96 degrees centrifugals priced at 78.60 per ton, current quotation 3.9375.
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Czar
Nicholas
Russia
Germany
San Francisco
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