Thurston comments on Cuban reciprocity and visit
Senator Thurston arrives in the Sierra with wife and daughter Me for a visit. He discusses Cuban reciprocity with reporters and notes a likely two thirds vote hurdle in the Senate for ratification. He supports Roosevelt, calls for continued beet sugar support, and predicts the Republican state convention backing the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Thurston
United Sates Senatar
Nebraska
Sierra
Thurston
Toll
Ben Burton
Karan
Mr Thurston
Bulletin
Statesman
Renate Commission
Ventura
Gehr
Washington
Qebr
Thuretom
Jriven
Particulae
Cuba
Bea
Inge
San Francisco Chronicle
Ing
Braska
Roosevelt
Thirst
Republican Fifth District Committee Calls August Meeting
Members of the Fifth District Committee of the Republican Party call a meeting for August 23, 1908, at headquarters 7250. The purpose is to make recommendations to the Territorial Convention and to decide delegation to the convention, to influence the platform, and to address election of a Republican Delegate and Legislature. Signatories include John C. Lank and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Act
We. Nell
Futh Dix
Eet
Republican Committee
Terphortht
Republican ‘Territorial Convention
Salt
Mawail Ti
Republica
John C. Lank
James le Holt
J. A. AH Bong
JH. Clark
LH. Sherwood
Chas. B
Dwight
Toushore
Stopper Foils Runaway Horse at Fort and Kings
A retired imposter stopped a runaway horse in a fragmentary incident near Fort and Kings streets. Frank, mounted on a horse, pursued the animal as it dashed toward Panes Bowl, finally grabbing the harness and halting the horse at the corner of Heritania and Punchbowl streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reanh Merretta
Tim
Fort and
Kings Treas
Horne
King Struet
Kiki
Frank
Whrcuit
Nnimal
King Atreet
Leertata
Krank
Heritania and
Punchbowl Street
Phelps Record Shatters Voyage Time to Batavia
The Bulletin notes Captain Crawhaiy and the Brakive Mt. Phelps arriving in port after setting a new record for the voyage from New York to Batavia. The 1901 journey reportedly covered about 10,000 miles in record time, surpassing the prior mark held by the American bark Kenilworth. Details praise speed and endurance, with figures cited for days and mileages, reflecting early 20th century maritime record culture.
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Mt. Phelps
Crawhaiy
Port Yeaters
Norfolk Ward
Elie Nde
New York
Batavia
Phells
Fanvia
Oatavia
Kenilwarth
Contain Taylor
Sachs Removal Sale Opens with New Store Debut
Cesw preparations have benk yous of all day as the Sache Dey Ganda Company prepares for a grand sale opening tomorrow at nine. Workers arrange stock and pricing while ads promise astonishing auctions with goods set for each buyer. The management plans a store move to Judd building with sales in the Judd building, Korg Het.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesw
Sache Dey Ganda
Ereset
Sadie Company
Tirgaln
Jug
Judd
Korg Het
Oceanic Mail Schedule Nears Change for New York Links
Washington officials consider extending mail routes between San Francisco and New Zealand to aid New York interests with overseas connections. A proposal would cut the current delay from nine days to about two, allowing dispatch from San Francisco to align with the Ossomien steamer. The Oceanic contract nearing expiry spurs assurances the delays will be addressed. Palace Grill remains advertised on Hethel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Similal
the Sun
Washington
Postaffive
San Francisco
New Zealand
San Francia
Fostomien Department
Toston
Oceanic Steamship Company
Monumental Charity at Lunalilo Home for Past Year
Trustees report year ending July 1 1902 shows receipts of 2016076 with expenditures of 201008.06. Water works improved hygiene and comfort. 41 inmates admitted, peak population 7. one marriage. five deaths from ailments. Oldest inmate 82, staff note improved conditions and governance.
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Lumatilo
Coty
William D. Smith
Wanaping Teueten
Angie
Onha Railway and Kant Co
Dowty
Eaah
Ttl
Agmigut
Theonetn Sion Ole
Fini
Tte Basilirsa
Bilton AL Weaver
Maton JB
Fomame
Ty Meadee
Queene Hospital
Sugar Planters Unite for New York March of Amalgamated Railways
New Orleans based Morrill reports a plan to merge four sugar interests into a New York and Philadelphia trust with capital of 50 million dollars. He cites the need to consolidate sugar interests in Louisiana against Cuban reciprocity and notes planters may seek advantage by forming a united front to counter future tariffs and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bub
New Orleans
Morrill
Philadelphia
Lurorvste
Rathroads
Companire
Gagital
Sone
Loulelena
Loulutuna Qugar
Rombl
Tlon
Tore
Hagefeld Company Sued Criminally for Port of Call Allegations
District Attorney Breckons charges Hagefeld & Co. with willful failure to deport aliens under federal law. Information alleges the chartered vessel China sailed from Calliarabe to Japan, with migrants landed illegally at Honolulu port on a July day in the 19th century, violating immigration statutes. The case seeks penalties and refers to amendments governing alien transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Wall Vowel Ann
Leen
Anlewiolly
Ameria
United States
Honntuht
Pete
de Peacy
United Tate of America
Lave
Howe
Russian Sugar Status Amid Turmoil Report
The Haily Telegraph correspondent Homan Auge notes negotiations with powers are forming a new treaty under pressure. Reports say Russia will recognize the envoy and adjust wartime legislation as tensions outside escalate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homan Auge
Crome
Bruveyle
Haily
Ruweie
Peking Sails To Kobe After Save By Engine Room Crew
The Peking narrowly escaped wreck after a collision damaged machinery and plates. Engine room bravery kept the engines running, saving the vessel before tow to Kobe. Captain Smith of the Gaelic aided in transferring crew and passengers to safety as repairs began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron
Peking
Jalhe Ale
Howe Kong
Kobe
Smith
Peking Wan
Ran Francis
Korea
Stost
Yewardy
Senator Burton Sees Bright Outlook in Hawaii Visit
Senator Burton of Kansas praised Hawaii during a Honolulu stop, citing warm hospitality aboard the Sierra and expressing optimism for stronger Hawaii Mainland trade. He praised Captain Handlette and officers, noted plans for a hunting trip with Colgate Parker, and remarked Hawaii’s prosperity hinges on continued federal support and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dt Burton
Kaw
Sia
Hawaii
Congress
Val Samuel Parker
JT McCroween
Pormainaian
Honolulu
Burton
Bulletin
Haudlette
The
Sierra
Teland
Sann Francisco
Oveante
Cape Fain
San Primineeo
Korea
Legenes
Egou
Beoatar Burton
Nawal
Colagat Samurl Parker
Mana
Waimea
Haewatt
Kanaikau
Coloust Parker
D. W. King
Turton J
Hawaii Hon
Tie
Waa
Ingion
Maan
Senatore Mitchell
Oregon
Fur
Washington
Santos Stole Tools and Tracked Suspect to Hideout
A report describes Santos planning theft and guiding a second criminal to Colley Hill to steal tools. Officers found a bag of tools at a house site and, after surveillance, arrested a man near the rock where the tools were hidden, tying him to the burglary with local residents aiding the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kapa
Colley Hille
Fra
Lewis
Kipa
Ko Watts
Kaapa
Jolly Santow
Lewderer Bankruptcy Hearing Prolonged By Legal Arguments
Bankruptcy proceedings near in the Lewderer case with Attorney Stanley and Thayer contending for a timely adjudication. Judge Raton adjourned for ten days to allow return and filings, while parties pressed for rapid estate actions. A witness absence due to illness hindered evidence, and local activity around the property was noted as workers gathered on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Thayer
Jung
Raton
Brnntey
Piey
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SACHS
Manila
Nathan Hale
L. F. Sternemann
Fort Street
Glub Stables
Ogeanig Mall
Palace Grill
Hethel Treet
Monumental Charity
Lunalilo
Sugar Planters
H. Hagefeld & CO
Breckons
TEL. Main
Wie Temple
Maneenver
Seovinw
Abowk
Supreme Court
Auette Perry
Mather
Fee Alten
Yaar
Emooth
J. R. Burton
Hawaip
Santos
Lederer
Daly Wae
Heywood
Somerset
VICE
Peerey
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Port Street
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