WIL RATIFY TREATY MISSION OP PHILADELPHIA
The New York Herald reports the outlook for ratification of the peace treaty by February 6 with a possible resolution that the treaty does not bind the United States to permanent control of the Philippines. It also notes a $20,000,000 appropriation, a compromise to provide sufficient garrison forces, and no extra congressional session. Senate readiness and support from key leaders are highlighted as decisive. Rear Admiral Keats is ordered to assess the Samoan situation after the Philadelphia arrives at Apia, with potential movement toward Honolulu and Apia within about fifteen days.
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New York
Jno
the Herald
Washington
Senda
United States
Philippines
Senate
Bitnstian
Davis Snys
The
Herald
Enya
Keats
Philadelphia
Apia
Ambassador White
Con
Caborne
Mabila
Aguinaldo
Aminaldo Oo
Dewey
Otis
Philippine
Marching Troops Train Near Nuuaon Valley in Exercise
The 20th Infantry soldiers marched to Nuuaon Valley for forenoon training. The movement drew attention from onlookers as the unit, led by an officer, departed toward Maui and Hawaii ports in the Mauna Loa area. Names listed among departures include W Berlowitz Chris Willie and Dr Rowatt.
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Kucretes
20Th Infantry
Nuuaon Valley
Maui
Hawaii
Porta
Mauna Loa
W Berlowitz
Chris Willie
Dr Rowatt
Realized pilikia tea stock offered for sale
We awoke to a realizing sense of your pilikia months ago and have since searched through fines of samples to procure a stock. Pure delicious teas in old-fashioned lead-lined chests, sold by honest sixteen-ounce weight, open for examination in broad daylight before payment. Teas never manipulated since leaving the drying pans.
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Pilikia
Beresford Arrives in Honolulu to Warm British Welcome
Lord Charles Beresford and his secretary arrive aboard the Amerion Maru in Honolulu on a mission that seeks support from British residents and American allies for plans in China. A reception aboard the steamer precedes talks with Honolulu officials and local business leaders about fostering Anglo American ties and commerce in the Orient.
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Lord Charles Beresford
China
San Francisco
Mr. Grey
England
Pacific Mail
Kenny
Lord Charles
Bolverix
Chicago
Washington
New York
United States
Great Britain
Charles Akept
Clio
R Bishop
Jurge Widemann
Cleghorne
Emma
Panama
Charles
A. S. Cleghorn
General Egan Testifies Over Miles Murder Charge Scare
General Engan, testifying at the court martial, recalls war service since 1861 and a breach with General Miles over immunity. He says Miles implied he was a murderer for gain, which ruined his reputation, left him sleepless, and drove him to emotional distress while denying any tangible contract profit.
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Washington
Engno
Indiana
Spain
General Miles
Miles
Egan
Engan
Tars
Kagan
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Services in Millis Hall
Services will be held next Sunday as a low tea at the Opera House rear. Sunday School begins 10 a m with Elder femme su Ned nat leading. English service at 11 am by Elder femme su Ned nat. Steps are essential to Salvation. All are invited to hear.
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Church OF Jesus Christ
Millis Hall
Opera House
Aguinaldo Granted War Powers by Philippine Congress
The Republica reports that the Congress at Malolos adopted the Philippine constitution and empowered Aguinaldo to declare war on the United States if deemed advisable. Washington officials say they see no new threat, maintaining the peace established by the Treaty and awaiting ratification.
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Manila
Hoakong
Republica
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Ship registry decisions by Judge Perry overrules motions
Judge Perry overrules motions to quash in ship registry cases. He excepts the Pallo of Clyde case where Marahal A. M. Brown is named as owner. The Falla of Clyde is for the Matson line between San Francisco and Hilo.
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Perry
McStocker
Pallo of Clyde
Marahal A. M
Brown
Clyde
Matson
San Francisco
Hilo
Police Court Notes on Adultery Fine
To the Police Court this fore noon Joaquin Filijea was fined $30 and costs on the charge of adultery. J. O'Neil, second mate of the Willawatt, was found guilty of intending to come and dieburger.
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Joaquin Filijea
J. O'Neil
Pate
Willawatt
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