Hughes Commands Boston After Whiting Detachment
In Yokohama the cruiser Boston now reports Lieutenant Commander E Hughes will replace Captain W H Whiting, who asked to delay his return to the United States for three months due to his wife’s illness. Hughes earned advancement for his leadership on the Petrel at Manila Bay and served as executive officer aboard the Boston.
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Washington
W. H. Whiting
Boston
E . Hughes
Yokohama
Mauile
San Francisco
Whitiog
United States
Hughes
Manila Bay
Hoe
Whiting
CBAs Health Failing in London Cast Heir Hope Dims
A cable from New York reports the Cast family in London in grave condition as the mind and body suffer. The subject endured physical illness since birth of his daughter and has shown moody behavior. Reports from St Petersburg add to the alarm over his health.
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New York
London
Anya
Mulancholy
Iate
Hera
St Petersburg
Convention Agreed Upon for War Laws and Naval Geneva Adaptation
The drafting committee of the International Peace Conference settled the convention form on the laws and customs of war and the Geneva Convention adaptation to naval warfare. They also framed a format for secession to the arbitration scheme by non signatory powers. It is hoped the conventions will be fully signed soon.
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Iginrdsy
Italians sought for Hawaii labor through U S ports
Washington reports a letter from Atlantic steamship line requesting permission to move 1000 Italian laborers through the United States to Hawaii. Officials say no authority to stop passage but aim to ensure they do not remain in the United States. Separate note says about 12,000 Japanese have gone to Hawaii since annexation, most under contract labor. Italian and Italian government statements address emigration and lack of contracts for Hawaii.
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Washington
Immigration Bureau
Atlantic Steamship Company
United States
Hawaii
Powderly
Congress
Bareau
Iimmigration
Inborora
Stalian
F. A. Schaefer
Italy
Hawaiian Islands
Laliang
Victoria
Tacoma in port again Monrorish will stand the chamber of commerce
The Tacoma wind-jammer was towed to the harbor and tied to the old fish market wharf in the pre-dawn hours. It brought news from San Francisco of a 18 day passage to Honolulu aboard the Traooms carrying 201 horses for the Fourth Cavalry to the Philippines under Dr. W L Williamson. The voyage saw illness among horses but only one loss, with careful care, ventilation, and disinfected stalls cited. Captain G O Cress leads 37 troopers aboard, with Captain Pedersen in command of the ship. A separate London note reports on early electrical experiments and a Times correspondent interview with Ambassador Andrew D White on arbitration.
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Tacoma
Mae
Fish Market
San Frat
Honolulu
Philippines
W. L. Williamson
McKillip Veterinary College
China
Willismeon
Arctor
Bennertx
Srd
Argee
Crsptain Wilder
Fourth Cavalry
Pasange
Presidio
San Frangigao
Yellowstone Park
Bornea
G. O. Cress
Co. D
Co. H
Ballance
Pedersen
Bor Craw
T A. McCullough
London
Hague
The
Times
Andrew D. White
United States
Berlin
America
Tribunal
Montosiam
United
Admission Day preparations glow with electric displays
Electricians of the Hawaiian Electric Co prepare the Admission Day procession wiring a grand main entrance design. A large American flag and multicolored lights will decorate the building front. The Hawaiian band provides music for the occasion. The Chamber of Commerce held a full meeting to elect officers for the coming year and to decide on Paris Exposition exhibits and state fair participation.
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Hawaiian Electric Co
Chamber of Commerce
T. R. Walker
W. F. Allen
J. G. Spencer
F. A. Schaefer
Laurier Says War Not To Be Considered In Alaskan Boundary
Ottawa statement by Sir William Laurier in Parliament on Saturday emphasizes that negotiations to settle the Alaskan boundary have not failed and that arbitration or war are the only two possible options. He rejects the notion of war as a desirable path.
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Ottawa
Ont
Jaly
Sir William Laurier
Ovenden Appointed Range Keeper for Hovolaln Rifle Event
C Ovenden named range keeper for the Hovolaln Rifle Association shoot on August 12. Twenty five prizes to the Citizens' match include a first prize of 20 dollars, second prize of 10 dollars, with remaining cash and merchandise such as clothing and groceries.
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C. Ovenden
Hovolaln Rifle Association
H. ER. A
Atc
Oto
Boston Arrives In Port With Officers Listed
The U S 8 Boston arrived in port at 2 30 this afternoon casting anchor in naval row. Officers listed include Commander Hughes Lt Commander Allen Lt Gibson Lt Slocum Lt Coonts Lt Jackson Enesigo McCauley Chief Engineer T Hall and other engineers surgeons paymasters and crew. The vessel left Yokohama July 29 and completed the fastest run to Honolulu in 2 days 40 hours. Also noted are arrivals related to Japanese officials and Chinese treaty talks with figures like Prince Komura and Dowager Empress referenced amid noted difficulties in negotiations. In Leavenworth recruits for the Thirty Second Volunteer Regiment climb to about 60-70 daily, with six battalions formed and drill ongoing.
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U.S
Boston
Port Sud
Naval Row
Hughes
Allen
Gibson
Slocum
Coonts
Jackson
Enesigo McCauley
Hngineer
T. T. Hall
James Bodne
Ward
Chaffee
Dabone
Magill
Ta-Ka
Gulf of Pechi-Li
Komura
Japan
Prince Ching
China
Waialua Stock Case and Stabbing Trial Updates
Delayed Wade sentence in the Waialua stock case. guardianship accounts filed showing receipts and expenditures for minor wards. Judges discharge several defendants on motion. immigration and forgery cases partially disposed. Waialua Stock case remains in Judge Perry’s court. injunction in Cartwright v Tauken dissolved. Wade sentence postponed until tomorrow.
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Stanley
Cooper
Pra
Pan
Joe Ding
Jorge Stanley
Jim Shearn
Yoo Yap
Republic of Hawaii Va
Annie Kino
Perry
Thrones Return to Museum for Reupholstering Notice
The morning paper notes the Executive building chairs were sent to Coyne-Mobrten Co for reupholstering. Some chairs had long rested in Bernese Pauahi Bishop Museum for about four years, with museum objections likely if moved for any refurbishing. Wasteful delays and local commercial figures appear in the report.
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Coyne-Mobrten Co
Bernese Pauahi Bishop Museum
Poole
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Imenson Day Base
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