Foreign News Bits from December Reports
A dense dispatch notes various international items. Senator Perkins of California reportedly expects reelection. the Holy Father names Dr. Wichomas Conaty to succeed Bishop Keane at Catholic University. A Cuban sugar shipment resumes with the Belle Wooster sailing for coal. Cabinet speculation, political moves, and European tensions fill the page, including Russia Turkey relations and dock strikes in Hamburg.
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Perkins
California
Holy Father
Wichomas Conaty
Church of Sac Heart
Worcester
Mass
Keane
Catholic University At
Washington
Robert G. Ingersoll
Great Wire Nail Trust
Provident Cleveland
Venezuela
Lostig
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Chandler
Georgia
Efforts at Washington on Hawaii Annexation Plan
Hawaiian representatives in Washington pursue annexation with McKinley era in view. They aim to shape Republican support and urge immediate action to avoid foreign powers gaining influence, while noting anticipated U S endorsement in President elect’s administration. Foster reports Spalding cable talks and subsidy hopes tied to Pacific cable project.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Prince Lobanoff
M. Nolidoff
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
M. Hanotani
Novo Vremya
Washington
Dole
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
Cleveland
Hawaii
Hateh
Onry E. Cooper
McKinley
Fifty Fifth Congress
Frem
Hatch
Japan
China
Hatoh
Major McKinley
St Iw
John W. Foster
Li Hang Chang
Honolulu
East
Palace
Foster
Atform
Spalding
Pacific Cable Company of
New Jersey
D. O. Mills
Abraham Hewitt
Mr. Hall
Northern Pacific Railway
Pacific
Australia
Dargaville Dies Aboard Ship Before New Zealand Polls
Hon J M Dargaville, a prominent Auckland banker and former member of local and legislative assemblies, died aboard the Mariposa after leaving Honolulu for the Colonies on October 27. He was buried at sea that afternoon. A Huguenot by background, he was 59 years old and had been announced as a candidate in the upcoming New Zealand elections.
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Honolulu
J. M. Dargaville
Auckland
Mr. Dargaville
New Zealand
Death of Harry Desky in Germany Reported by Honolulu Friends
A letter from Charles E. Desky via business agent Mr. Weedon announces the death of Harry Desky in Germany due to typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs Desky have many Honolulu friends who extend sympathy. They arrived in New York on November 21 and plan to rent briefly before returning home.
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Charles 8. Desky
Mr. Weedon
Harry
Germany
Mra. Desky
Honolulu
New York
Death of Captain Hawley Superintendent of Spreckels Towboat Co
Captain William M. Hawley, superintendent of the Spreckels Towboat Company, died suddenly at his home in San Francisco on the morning of November 18. His passing comes as a shock to his many friends in shipping circles.
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William M. Hawley
Spreckels ‘Towboat Company
Webster Street
San Francisco
Lady Henry Somerset to Tour World From San Francisco
Lady Henry Somerset famed White Ribbon champion and World’s W C T U vice president plans a January arrival in San Francisco for a world tour. She may visit Honolulu and stay over the steamer during the voyage.
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Henry Somerset
San Francisco
Honolulu
New Later Island steamer named Mauna Loa
The vessel christened for Later Island is the Mauna Loa, the new steamer named to honor the volcanic peak.
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Mauna Loa
Royal Hawaiian Band Subscription Concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
The Royal Hawaiian Band will perform a subscription concert at the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow evening. After desertion by their San Francisco leader the group lost much music and funds, but the public is asked to support their inaugural appearance back in their homeland. The program includes marches, overtures, waltzes, Bohemian Girl, a new song Aloha to Hawaii, hula Aloalo Kebau, and a medley of Plantation Songs.
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Royal Hawaiian Band
Hawaiian National Band
San Prancisco
Vibe Ros
David Marion
Aloha
Hawaii
Eral Ad. Reding Hula
Aloalo Kebau
HN. B. Quintette
Farewell to Mariposa Crew Ends With Valise Found
A crowded wharf sees the Mariposa depart after a festive send off for the Frawley company. A canvas valise containing gold coin disappears, sparkly with tension, then reappears with hack driver Sam Kalalahi returning it to the stand. Mr Duffield and Miss Phosa McAllister are among the onlookers as police investigate.
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Mariposa
Frawlay Company
H. Dufield
Frawley
Phosa McAllister
Daffield
Macy
Sam Kalalahi
Bulletin
Stanford Triumphs Over California in Thanksgiving Game
Stanford University defeats California in a classic Thanksgiving football showdown at San Francisco Bourg. The scoreline reflects a decisive win as both teams clash for regional bragging rights on the holiday gridiron.
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Stanford University
California
San Branecisco
Bourg
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