Chinese Uprising on Billiton Island Shocks Dutch
Report from Batavia dated February 4 describes a sudden riot by Chinese laborers and others on Billiton Island between Borneo and Sumatra. The capital was looted and burned, the chief administrator killed, several officials and traders slain, and Chinese forces reportedly in control. The Dutch government may dispatch warships to quell the uprising amidst Malay archipelago piracy concerns.
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Batavia
Java
Billiton
Borneo
Sumatra
Madi
Malay Archipelago
Mexican Rebels Seize Juarez Amid Citywide Closure
Rebels claim control of Juarez as city officials prepare surrender. Streets ordered cleared, businesses to close until settlement. In El Paso Texas, streetcars halted and Americans blocked at the river bridge. five Americans arrested near a fortified cathedral in Juarez.
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Juarez
Mex
Broodles
Mexican Republic
EL Pago
Tex
Armenians Assassinate Persian Finance Minister
Teheran February 4 officials report two Armenians killed the Persian minister of finance and escaped. A special meeting of Territorial Teachers planned for Thursday to discuss Hawaii school needs and legislative action. The event described as the most important meeting of the year features speakers on the forward movement of the schools.
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Teachans
Teheran
McKinley
Dowlen
Persi
Igh
Hawaii
Bowen
Frank Diinon
Quakes in Manila Gradually Subside After Shock
Manila reports continuing earthquake activity with tremors diminishing. By Feb 4, authorities recorded up to 13 shocks in the city as residents endure aftereffects and monitor further quakes from the epicenter.
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Cannes
Manila
P. 1
Yellow fever cases on Marietta lower than report
New Orleans dispatch says only three cases of yellow fever aboard the U S gunboat Marietta, not nine as reported yesterday, clarifying the health status aboard the vessel.
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New Orleans
U. S
Marietta
Archbishop Ryan Improves After Illness in Philadelphia
Arch bishop Ryan, previously seriously ill, shows health improvement as of February 4 in Philadelphia. Assochited from Cable reports the cleric’s condition is stabilizing and progress noted by medical staff.
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Cassochited
Cable
Philadelphia
Ryan
Haytian Rebels Succeed in Capturing Towns
Washington February 4 reports Haytian revolutionists have captured several towns as the conflict continues.
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Washington, D. C
Counties Resist Public Works Road Appropriation Plan
Counties refuse dictation on how a road appropriation should be spent. Mawali and other leaders debate allocations, with figures ranging up to 475 000 for Maul and concerns over state control by the Public Works superintendent. Local politicians insist counties decide spending without external interference.
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Hani
Maul
Mawall
Alor
Kaun
Dias
Ailand
Oahu
Pubdue Works
Marston Campbell
Shriners Decide On Their Program For Hawaii Itinerary
The executive committee of the local Shriners lodge met yesterday and approved a detailed itinerary for a Hawaii visit. The schedule spans February 15 to March 7, with arrivals in Honolulu, Waikiki ceremonies, a Volcano trip, parades, dinners, and a farewell at San Francisco. Notable items include a February 21 Waikiki reception, a February 23 Volcano excursion, and a March 1 Hawaii farewell before ships resume to San Francisco.
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Hawaii
Sian
Fin Ral Council
Noblex
Port
Jocl Shriiees
Luan
Viltore
Waikiki
Ioral
Carmen
Shinere
Volcano House
Wila Lord Wer
Verein Houve
Hho
Hilo
Amd
Honolulu
Miwalian House
Bishop Museum
Aloha Tempo
Sinha
Hoenolwtuy
Pearl Harbor
Ping
Owlu Beawide
Tuesda
Gary
SoFhaming
Sant Francisco
Wiliehnit
San Franckico
Sugar Experts Push Kilauea Bill Amid Praise and Debate
In Hawaii a pair of expert reports outlines parasite control for the cane borer and a seed selection test aimed at producing superior sugar cane. Washington discusses a Kilauea Mokuaweoweo National Park bill to include nearby craters and forests, with a $50,000 proposal and public support noted.
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Charles Beknet
Asanelatiin
Ussie
Hawaii
Ibias
Reriex
Frederick Muir
Damant
Stallin
New Zealand
Malr
Denyer
Lhor
John E. Monk
Washington
B.C
Pojlowlis
Intern
Prear
Hawiii
Secretary of the Interior
Natio Park
Kalinbinwely
Yellowetane National Park
Kilawea
Agatematoe
Danko
Jalinda
Ako
Leilemua Water Fight Heads to Next Congress Session
Washington January 2 the disposal of waters of the Watanae Uka military reservation is likely to wait until the next Congress. The Secretary of War reports that the Wahiawa Water Company and the McCronson group present competing claims. He notes possible government rights are broad and unquantified and recommends deferring action to obtain full information. Attorneys Thulston Grim Hayhurst and others argued for McCronson. Wahiawa Water Company presented claims under a February law.
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John & Monk
Washington
Watanae-Uka
Congress
Clarke
John 'T
Croskon
Firat
Waliawa Water Company
McCrons
Wahiawa Water Company
Arles
Sochetary
Thulston
Roosevelt 10 San Francisco to Attend G. Johnson Speeches
New York Jan 25 Colonel Roosevelt announced a swing through the south and west starting March 8. He plans one or two speeches for Governor Johnson, calling him a great friend and promising help. Roosevelt will travel to meet progressive Republican members and likely stay in San Francisco for ten days to aid the effort.
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New York
Rooneygh
Johnson Gyn
AL Low
Johnson
Roosevelt
Far West
San Francisco
General Christmas Seizes Puerto Cortez City
Puerto Cortez Honduras reports General Lee Christmas, an American revolutionary leader, has occupied the city as of February 4. Jones and Latin Cyble note Christmas now holds the port with his forces in control.
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Christmas
Puerto Cortez
Jones
Honduras
Lee Christmas
Titania Floated After Grounding Off Victoria
Victoria British Columbia February 4 The Nor ship Titania that went ashore yesterday has been successfully floated and anchored safely near the coast. Also notes a birth at Hall on February 4 a son born to Mr and Mrs Chifford Kimball.
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Victoria
B. C
Kimball
Hall
Mre
Chifford Kimball
Cooper Element Grows Stronger Amid Contested Appointment
Report outlines mounting support for Judge Cooper as delays and opposition swirl around the Wier fuellon appointment. Key figures include Lyle AW Dickey and Bedern side, with preparations for a showdown on endorsement and possible shift to Wilder. Washington arrival of WF 4 Smith and expected Persia approval by Mayday afternoon noted.
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Art
Juke Ho B. Comer
Sudha Cooper
Aspoiution
Ha Heen
Seltier
Judge Cooper
Hitee Hateh
Bedern
Lyle AW
Dickey
Tweediey
Jide Coopers
Hiday
Ayidae
Ja'ceele
Tateh Walt
Washington
Smith
Persia
Hawaii County Decides On Engineer And Road Repairs
The Hawaii County board debated appointing a county engineer and funding road repairs. Speaker Keone argued for the engineer while advocates cited costs and long-term benefits. motion to adopt the resolution failed then carried by a vote including Kauhane and Purdy.
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Fapedi
Benchi Bond
Tor Callie
Keone
Roni
Hockley
Niee-Koonion
Kauhiine
Goyer
Reainioer
Fattor
Kauhane
Boe Nowe Lyman
Purdy
U S Officers Must Vacate Building Plan Realigns Capitol Space
The Department of Public Works estimates a one year period to complete repairs on a dudjetary building with appropriation likely to be approved. Temporary relocation arrangements involve seating changes in the Capitol and a temporary chamber for the attiinge amid shifts in the lower Nowe section.
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Department of Public Works
Dudietary
Chile
Moreland
Kona Tobacco Looking Well In The Weekly Daletta Era
Fragmented OCR notes describe Kona Tobacco and related figures. Mentions weight figures, fermentation, and a discussion of work quality. References to Dondebe and Haeahawn Thiet Lalvlerer relate to craft or trade topics in a late 19th or early 20th century context. The text contrasts Sunclaoh and Vineh concepts and cites a weekly rate of one per year.
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Dondebe
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