MULES FOR MANILA ON SIAM ARRIVES AT HONOLULU
News of the U S Transport Siam reporting arrival at Oceanic wharf after a nine day voyage from San Francisco. The ship carries 828 mules and 47 boras for Manila, plus 53 crew and officials including Captain J P B O'Neil and Dr Lyman Bush.
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Siam
Koko Head
Oceanic
U.S
San Francisco
Philippines
Ball Post
Manila
Cuba
J. PB. O'Neil
U.S. Lossotry T
San Juan
el Caney
Honolulu
Lyman Bush
H. A. Onlkine
Vereel
S. Rabich
Sxigga
A. Stovanovitch
Percy Moore
U. S
Frm
Seattle
Third Cavalry
Nagasaki
Sydney
Biamw
Orient
Puebla
Levlanaw
Sanfrancisco
Relief
Golden Gate
Hancock
Drystock
Colorado
Hawaii Immigration Laws Under Review By Officials
August 18 Honolulu dispatch says United States Immigration Commissioner Powderly in Washington has summoned Immigration Commissioner Hart North to consult on Hawaii's immigration regime. North will travel east soon, then to London and Paris for vacation. The talks aim to thoroughly examine the impact of Hawaiian laws on immigration and possible changes.
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San Francisco
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Powderly
Washington
D. C
Hart North
North
East
London
Paris
Sultan Solu Treaty Talks Between United States and Moros
Cable dispatch from Cebu reports General Bates meeting the Sultan of Sala at Malban to discuss a new treaty shaping American sovereignty and religious protections. Key sticking point is allowing American flag display abroad and military access points. Conference near completion with two Moro factions allied to the Americans. Otis blockade of inland ports remains in force. Four American women travel with Bates back to the Charleston amid the talks.
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New York
Soo
Cebu
John Cy Bates
Salino
Sala
Malban
United States
Batow
Maidan
Charleston
Jolo
Bates
Batea
Otis
Lloilo
Hitchcock medal scores in Swilei batt police shoot
The Hitchcock medal shootout occurred at Swilei batt this morning between Officers Kaletkiai and John Thomes with Thomes scoring 390. Friday evening the pew athletic club opens under Mr Martin Denny, Australian champion lightweight, featuring eight bouts and a main event Denny vs Jim Pickett. An exhibition by the bicycle club and appearances by O Lyndon and Polish talent are listed amid varied program acts at the Orpheum.
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Swilei Batt
Officera Kaletkiai
John Thomes
Jobo Thomas
Kaleikiai
Pew Athletic Club
Martin Denny
Jadge
Ates
Jim Pickett
Central Fire
Hieyeli Dot Alton Club
Bonded for $9 600 000 to Celebrate Labor Day
Hawaii company votes 92 165 shares to issue $2 500 000 in bonds at 5 percent for twenty years to pay debts, expand milling, boost irrigation, and rebuild railways. Union Trust Co to hold mortgage. chief aims include increasing output capacity and modernizing infrastructure.
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San Francisco
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company
Tnold
Henry P. Baldwin
Albert Meyer
George M Rolph
Union Trust
Chatrimam
Wallace M. Alexander
Hacer
Shamrock and Columbia Sailors Clash Off Tompkinsville
Off Tompkinsville this morning the Shamrock anchored near the Columbia showing a green painted hull and bow decorations while a British reserve noted on her jigger mast. The Shamrock, from Fairlie on August 31, sped across the Atlantic faster than expected, towed by Erin for about 2000 miles, with a best day of 265 knots. the crew, a hardy mix of Scotch and English, prepared for today’s race backdrop as passenger shows and entertainment followed with varied performances and mirrored domestic drama.
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New York
Aagaat
Sir Thomas Lipton
Tompkinsville
Columbia
Fairlie
Clyde
Tue Erin
Azores
Power House Site Chosen for New Street Railway
Rapid Transit Company manager CG Ballentyne announces Damon property bounded by Beretania Alapal and Young streets as the power house site for the new street railway. The two and one quarter acre site will see half its area built upon immediately with the carbon and power house at Young and Alapal, and engineers and staff houses facing Beretania. Foundations will begin soon and machinery installation is planned when equipment arrives. The central location favors convenience and economy.
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CG. Ballentyne
New Street Railway
Damon
Beretania
Alapal and
Young Streets
Carbon
Young and
Alipalsinets
Beretania Street
Troubles in Samoa Spark Fear of Further Unrest
Reports from Apia describe tense mood among Samoan factions with rumors of arming and boarding boats for defenses. A letter from Majula urged Samoan Commissioners to avoid killings, while a rumored German official Solf could head the government and Moatsafa might be governor. a British third class traveler was exiled to Sydney.
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Apia
Bamon
Anguat
Moatsafa
Buat Thin
Oraiver Tanraogs Baa
Sybney
New South Wales
No Chance of Acquittal in Rennes Court Martial
London reports reveal Tarther forgeries and diplomatic disavowals fail to sway deepening conviction in the Rennes court martial. Captain Druy has no chance of acquittal as members reportedly refuse to read Cassation evidence, showing bias toward the defense. Monard, defending for Maitre Domange, notes partisan proceedings while Chief Counsel Labor may bolster cross examination to influence outcomes amid ongoing trials.
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London
Tarther
Piequart
Epecta
Tora
Rennes
Druyfas
Cassation
Monard
Maitre Domange
Golyvel Jonsust
Maitre
Remaie Lis
Chinese Reformers Kang Yu Wai and Leong Kat Cho Due Next Month
Kang Yu Wai and Leong Kat Cho, reformers from China, are set to arrive in Honolulu next month after a long itinerary that included Peking Vancouver London and Yokohama. They will be hosted by local supporters while continuing their reform movement and plan to travel to America to advance their cause.
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Kang Yu Wai
Leong Kat Cho
America
Japan
Reform Movement
Yok Nam King
Jowt
Obion Discuasion
An Kit Kap
Kan Yu Wai
Honolulu
United States
Peking
Vaenpeed
Lokio
Vancouver
Victoria
London
Queen Historia
Lere Te Dapen
Keng Yo Wai
Yokohama
City
Bubonic Plague In Europe Reach Portugal
Lisbon reports bubonia plague outbreak in Portugal while Spain ramps up efforts to block spread. London confirms plague in Oporto and orders UK ports to tighten precautions and halt Royal Mail liners at Oporto. Also mentions Joe Silva, a young Portuguesa, arrested for running into Captain Parker on the barge near the pavement amid a city disturbance.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Spain
London
Oporto
United Kingdom
Joe Silva
Aod
Unclear plea in court as morning session resumes
The record shows Marerlin Phemda and Detogne Mareeily entering a not guilty plea in Judge Stanley's court this morning. They had been routine for trials until November. Life reports a wake from epilepsy and a planned surgery to address it.
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Marerlin Phemda
Detogne
Mareeily
Stanley
Tris
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Vlouly
Viliwule
Hoalgun
Dollar Makers Union
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Boiler Makers Union
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Hono
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