Death of Vice President Hobart Leaves US Senate Leaderless
Reports from Washington and Paterson confirm Vice President Garrett Hobart died after angina pectoris. President McKinley learned of the death in the White House, and Mrs. Hobart endures a grievous loss. Hobart, born 1844, rose to prominence in New Jersey politics and served as Vice President for the McKinley administration. The line of succession places the President pro tempore of the Senate as acting president until a new VP is chosen, with Willian Z. Frye as current presiding officer.
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Hobart
Evans
Hawke
Mckinley
Carroll
Hobert
Garrett Augustus Hobart
Monmouth County
N. J
Rutegers Sollee
Paterson
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Regialiature
New Jersey Senate
Repubican
State Central Committee
Wous
Waxtington
Senate
Congress
United States
Inne
Secretary of the Treasury
Hendricks
Willian Z. Frye
Malne Ie
Ninmelt
Revolutionary Lead Caught in Manila Confusion
Revolutionary lead, Hurn camino of the Fillpine in surrection, is held in Manila under Brigadier General Edward 8 Willie ton as provost marshal. Buencamino led Aguinaldo’s aid northward with a child and a guard, encountering American troops near a cout in November.
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Manila
Hurncamino
Fillpine
Edward 8
Willieton
Buencamino
Aguinaldo
Tomas Maxarine
The
Cout
el Miers
Aldé
Alble
George Goodwin Dewey Acquires Admiral Dewey Home
George Goodwin Dewey, son of Admiral Dewey, has become the owner of the residence deeded to the admiral by the Antler people. Paperwork signed today transfers all rights and title to the property on Rhode Island avenue in Washington. The transfer follows yesterday’s conveyance from Admiral Dewey to Mrs. Dewey, with final papers expected to be filed soon.
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Washington
George Cinuitwin Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Olyern
Dewey
Rhode Teland Avenue
Thie City
George Goodwin Dewey
Dewes
Yale Leads Princeton In Tight Eastern Tilt
Yale dominates early play as center Keaneies, Sharp, and a Princeton drop kick drive Yale to a 19 7 lead. First half ends with Yale 19 Princeton 7 and a 24 New Haven score reference noted amid foggy game notes.
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New Haven
San Francisco
Keaneies
Princeton
Yale
Khalifa Dervish War End Reported In London
London November 2 reports the death of the Khalifa and the defeat of the Dervishes. The news is received with joy in contrast to the grave South African situation. The report marks a turning point in the colonial conflict as British forces consolidate gains and public sentiment shifts toward resolution.
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London
Khalifa
South Africa
Dorrs Neal
Pintermaritzburg
The
Daily Chronicle
Durban
Howick Malls
Pietermaritzburg
Howick
Pietermariteburg
Hoern
Dargle
Daily News
Moot River
Natal
Daily Telegraph
Pietermaaritanner
Thiessay
Mat Court
Plietermssttyburg
Roton
Hartwell Aims to Promote Hawaiian Cable Legislation
Hartwell of Honolulu arrived in Washington for the upcoming Congress session. He plans to push for laws aiding the Hawaiian Islands and to urge Consul to back the building of the Pacific cable.
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Washington
Hartwell
Honolulu
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Conster
Japanese woman dies aboard Marine train enroute to town
A Japanese woman, wife of a tare on an Oahu plantation, died on the Marine train while traveling to Honolulu. She had given birth seven days earlier and the infant died shortly after. She had been ill since then, and yesterday Manager Ahrens urged her to come to town. she boarded the morning train and died en route.
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Oahu
Honus
Ahrens
Temporary Injunction in Kaul vs W Cy Achi dispute
Temporary injunction granted in the case of Jidige Antone Perry versus Kaul in a salt trespass matter. The order arises from a complaint filed by Kaul against W. Cy Achi, restraining actions related to the dispute and asserting court authority to curb continued alleged encroachment.
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Jidige
Antone Perry
W. Cy Achi
Kaul
Samoans Fight Yet Again in Samoa Conflict
Washington reports from Samoa describe a fresh clash as about thirteen native chiefs and followers gathered at Valnos near Apia, prompting fears of a landing by British sailors. Tama gene, previously influential, helped quell the disorder. Hundreds of natives clashed, resulting in many injuries but no major fighting.
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Washington
Allelatade Vives
Samoa
Valnos
Apia
Tamagene
Police Court Notes Fines in Forenoon Session
Wing Wo Tai was fined 50 dollars and costs for keeping more than ten cases of kerosene on his premises. Guilt proved beyond doubt after a trial. Eleven gamblers were fined 10 dollars and costs each for gambling.
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Wing Wo Tai
Belmont Bravery Reported as British Succeed
London dispatch details a Belmont assault where British infantry charged a Boer position and prevailed. Reports from Natal note Boer units withdrawing toward the Free State as 107 wounded arrive, amid other front line movements and rising tensions in Cape Colony and Durban.
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London
Natal
Free State
Orange River
Cape Colony
Belmont
Great Britain
Stock Exchange
Kruger
Cape Town
Pretoria
Briviah
Ladysmith
Tzern
Clery
Methven
Modder River
Mafeking
Lourenzo Marques
Transvaal
Kaiser
Gazealand
Koomatpoort
Payonta
Cephalonia
Durban
Lieut. McKintey Arrives to Join General Young in Manila
Lieut. Jamnen F. McKntey of the Valid Bites Cavalry, nephew of President McKintey, arrived in the transport One morning en route to Manila to join General Young's brigade. A California native born in Sus Peanelaco twenty one years ago, he moved with his parents to Canton, Ohio when ten. He enlisted at the outbreak of the Spanish War, serving in the Cuban campaign as a private before rising.
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McKintey
Jamnen F. McKntey
Valid Bites Cavalry
Manila
Chinese Exclusion Policy Provokes Protest in Washington
Washington voices a protest from Chinese Minister Wi Ping Fang over the enforcement of the Chinese Exclusion Law. General Otter is urged to modify regulations to allow entry for merchants and others within the unrestrained class of Chinese allowed to enter the United States.
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Washington
St Wi
Ping Fang
Othe
Japanese physician investigates scarlet fever at plantation
A report from Henla this morning says a Japanese physician found scarlet fever among a Japanese laborer on the plantation. Dr. Howard, City Physician, was dispatched to the plantation to make an investigation.
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Henla
Howard
Engineer John Cargill Arrives With Nippon Maru Party
Engineer John Cargill, chief engineer for the Hilo-Kobala Railway, arrived with his wife aboard the Nippon Maru. He previously served for many years as a Pennsylvania system engineer. President Gehr and Mr. Corgigo for Hilo were noted as being aboard Tuesday.
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John Cargill
Hilo-Kobala
Car Will
Aasl
Pennsylvania System
Gehr
Corgigo
Hilo
Large scale ice plant eyed with electric power venture in Honolulu
A Honolulu Bulletin report details plans to form a company to manufacture ice on a large scale and build a substantial cold storage plant to meet rising city demand. The venture aims to supply cheaper ice to families and could expand into electric heating and power, targeting competition with the Hawaiian Electric Company after its 1903 monopoly ends.
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Honolulu
Vile
Dulletin
Tellitiee
Electric Light Company
Ealtor
Bax
Sylvester joins Fourth Cavalry after coast racing plans fade
Sylvester C G Sylvester a Honolulu boy known in bicycle racing left Hawaii about a year and a half ago to race on the coast. He later joined the Fourth Cavalry in Manila after returning from San Francisco and other posts. He reports good treatment and says he would stop in Honolulu again if possible while visiting friends amid wedding stationery ads from H R Wichman.
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C. G. Sylvester
Fut
St. Paul
Howard
Sylvester
San Francisco
Fourth Cavalry
Manila
Hawaii
Tidal Wave Hits Waialua District Causes Damage
A Sunday tidal wave at Waialua caused considerable damage as water rose after noon and reached high levels by night. It swept into fish ponds near Ukoa and washed fish ashore, while the Waialua Hotel area saw damage to the stone wall of the billiard room. Subside by Monday night, locals debated whether high surf or a true tidal wave caused the rise. natives gathered stranded fish amid concern.
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Walaelua
Ukoa
Walalua
Waialua
Billard Room
Portirth Regiment Arrives in Port from Han Vranelaeo
The U S Transport Olio landed at 6 o'clock with the 4th Regiment headquarters on the Ohio. 669 men and 20 recruits aboard plus a regimental band. The Indiana accompanied, arriving harbor at 1 30 today. Officers listed include Colonel KA Goodwin and Majors T M Raymond and M M McNaronne with multiple captains and lieutenants. Ship officers named such as Captain W J Voges and Purser Burnlay.
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U. & Transport Olj
Tato Port
Han Vranelaeo
Mth
Olio
San Francisco
Indiana
Ohio
KA Goodwin
T. M. Raymond
M. M. McNaronne
Benchand
Boyd
Sailors Home Society elects officers for next year
At a meeting yesterday forenoon the Sailors Home Society chose J.B. Atherton as president, John Bua as vice president, I. A. Behaefer as secretary and T. Walker as treasurer. The executive committee includes C.O. J. Wight, Frank Damon and John Goa. The committee also concluded plans for the next operations of the home.
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Baitors’ Home Society
J.B. Atherton
John Bua
I. A. Behaefer
T. . Walker
CO. J. Wight
Frank Damon
John Goa
Ten Hack Men Out From Hawaiian Hotel Stables
Ten hackmen from the Hawaiian Hotel Stables abducted the proprietor and left with their carriages. They then established a small telephone office two of their former stands where they continue to operate. The ten men form the majority of the hackmen at the stables.
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Hawaiian Hotel
Freezer Treat Delights King Street Firemen on Thanksgiving
Firemen of No 1 Engine Co on King Street received a freezer full of homemade ice cream as a Thanksgiving surprise from Mrs Wall who lives nearby. The crew expressed heartfelt thanks for the thoughtful remembrance. Dr Posey, noted specialist in ENT and nasal diseases, is mentioned alongside Masonic Temple references.
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My No. 1 Engine Co
King Street
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Kody
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MR. Hobart
the Khalifa
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the Cable
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Daily Mall Faye
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Tribune
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Naetal
H.R. Wichman
Portirth Regiment
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