Fragmented sentence about Hawaiian recognition and politics
A jumbled passage discusses Hawaii, recognition by Congress, and a named senator. It mentions a tremater of the Hawaiian roll and a forwarder of remake work, with unclear actions or outcomes and many garbled terms. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
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Herbert
Admiral Dewey and the people gift of public love
The article notes Admiral Dewey struggles with balancing personal affection and public duty as his popularity wavers after marriage. It describes his shift toward diplomacy and the rising criticism, with locals asking for repayment of perceived favors amid the Manila conflict.
Panicston's Reply On Philippine Church Refusal and Challenge
Fragmented letter from General Panston defending actions in the Philippines. He denies involvement with a Kansas regiment and asserts a financial challenge to editors and others to prove crimes or misdeeds. The text contains mis-spellings and garbled names but centers on a public dispute over alleged church thefts and accusations in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Kansas Regiment
San Pedro
Macau
Bank of California
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Ith
United Suites Volunteer Infantry
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Vod
Fehallengeohn
J. Sullivan
Sunneiden
Vooraanner
Valme
California
Bel Crows
Sullivan
Council of State debates Shara cave case and death penalty
In a charged discussion the Council of State weighs upholding constitutional decisions on Shara cave sentencing. Cecil Brown argues for constitutional limits and a potential pardon, while President Dole contends the Council can grant a reprieve under the U S constitution and avoid direct murder by execution.
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Council of State
Shara Cave
Hawaii
Dole
United States
Kuttan Cave
Advertiser
Cecil Brown
Shara
Council Reprieve Granted Amid Constitutional Debate
The council granted a reprieve to Thara amid questions about the constitutionality of the New lands Resolution. Members argued over the extension of U.S. constitutional rights to Hawaii and the responsibilities that follow, signaling strong local sentiment for enforcing constitutional provisions. The deliberations revealed a divided vote and a demand that rights be applied to the people of Hawaii as envisioned by the amendment.
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United States
Couneil
Hawaii
Tontutta
Lots of Trouble Over Dewey's House
Indignation grows as reports suggest the gift house once presented to Admiral Dewey may be transferred to Mrs. Dewey. Washington rumors cite decency, wealth and the Admiral's salary as reasons against the transfer while supporters and critics clash, with a public uproar predicted. Archival notes mention biograph display fare and a Dewey portrait amid the controversy.
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Dewey
Dewey Home Fund Committee
Plice
Contaot
United States
Washington
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Mra
McKinley
Bryan
Lampoon
Charleston Wreck Salvage Hope Dims After Cable News
Washington reports faint hope to salvage the Charleston as the sunken steamer remains stranded near Kanstguin. Admiral Watson’s dispatches indicate a wrecking crew aboard Le Hongkong aims to save the ship or recover equipment. Helen was sent to Katfnain to aid relief and inspect the wreck, with food for survivors.
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Berretary Allen Wie
Hongkong
Kanstguin
Alreavy
Admiral Watson
Th Iitlun
Charleston
Katfnain
Watson Apap
Moniio
Iso
Helena
Council of State Debate on Thara Commutation and Pardons
At a Wednesday meeting President Dole and the Cabinet discussed commuting Thara sentence amid US law doubts and conflicting evidence. Chinese protest, alibi for the killer, and arguments for reprieve or tabled pardon dominated. a reprieve motion passed while Coulter pardon and exile were tabled.
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Council of State
Dole
Alex, Young
Coop A. Mott-Simith
Thee
F Lanning
G. M. Robertson
John Nott
J. L. Kaulukon
Cecil Brown
C. Holte
John Eno
P. C. Jones
J. A. Kennedy
A. V. Gear
Thara
Arlee
Cooper
Tobertson
Brown
Councelor Jones
Boa
Mr. Jones
Kaulikou
W. H. Coulter
Marshal Brown
Coyarty
Kennedy
Thia
Grafton Library Preserved After 350 Readers
Bernard Brewster of Grafton West Virginia started a town library seven years ago with 1000 books, bound in thin iron covers to protect them. The latest librarian’s report says all volumes remain in good condition after frequent handling by 350 readers, with no repairs needed.
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Bernard Brewster
Grafton
W. Va
Evening Bulletin highlights and market recap
Daily Edition presents top city and national news briefs with emphasis on business, politics, and public affairs. Readers get concise updates on key events, dates, and figures from local bureaus and major organizations.
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