Powers Land Troops In Venezuela Town
Dispatch from San Francisco transmitted to Hawaii reports that blockading powers have landed forces on the waterfront at Port Cabello Venezuela with no firing and the occupation described as temporary. Also notes on sugar stock quotations in San Francisco with various island names and prices.
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Powers Land Troops
Venezuela
Port Cabello
San Francisco
Honokang
Pamubioor
Kilauoa
Mahawell
Onomea
Great Scarcity Brings Hardship to Eastern Poor
New York report from January 3 details gas shortages across Eastern States causing widespread suffering among the poor. Many major manufactories are set to close, leaving thousands unemployed and magnifying financial losses for manufacturers.
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New York
Marconis First American Message Opens U S Wireless Station
In Southwell Fleet Mass a Marconi operator will flash a high voltage message to King Victor Emanuel signifying the opening of the United States first wireless telegraph station. The message will read Cheering to Your Royal Highness from a faithful subject signed MARCONI.
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Hoston
Marconi
Southwell Fleet
Mass
Victor Eommanuel
Italy
Soli
United States
Governor Taft Uphheld On Property Dispute
Manila January third Solicitor General Araneta supports Governor Taft stance that intervention is not possible over seized Roman Catholic property. Courts must decide the matter. The incident will not affect the friar lands negotiations.
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Manila
Araneta
Taft
German Troops Exit Shanghai Completing Evacuation
The last German units departed Shanghai today, marking the full evacuation of the port. In Madrid, a Moroccan throne pretender attended a Fez reception amid rising tensions as Jewish communities fear oppression and potential unrest. Tangier reports the sultan’s defeat yet vows to honor and elevate those who supported him.
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Shanghai
Madrid
Morocco
Fez
Tangiers
Vanderbilt Will Get Well After Typhoid Attack
New York January 3 Vanderbilt is recovering from typhoid fever and plans a Mediterranean cruise. Madrid January 3 The Finance Minister proposes to Senate a plan for free coinage of gold and prohibition of silver coinage in Spain.
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New York
Cameliis Vanderbilt
Mediterranean
Madrid
Ring
Senate
Spain
Flow About that Bottle of Perfume for Your Friend
City readers face a twelve day grace period to settle sewer delinquencies. Failure to pay will cut sewer service, sparking concerns over public health with officials urging payment to avoid disruptions.
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Board of Health
Rollins and Sons to Consult Before Finalizing Agreement
Treasurer Peck of Honolulu Rapid Transit travels to San Francisco with Colonel Davidson of Hawaiian Tramways after a provisional sale agreement. The plan requires Rollins & Sons bankers to approve terms, with possible bonds or stock and ongoing control of Tramways pending final consent.
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Peck
Davidbon
Tramways
le Tenney Peck
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Company
Jean
San Francisco
Korea
Colonel Davidson
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Crom
Cowan
Inyerwatert
Lomedon
Rollins & Sons
Rapid Trannit Company
Laberty
Rooney in Police Court over assault missing recall
Rooney faced assault and battery charges after an arrest by Deputy Chil lingworth. He did not appear when his cane was called, a warrant was issued, and Judge Wilcox warned him for his conduct while Rooney claimed amnesia about the arrest. A separate note mentions a female Democrat overseeing Colorado’s Pacific Instruction with a $483,000 salary and potential reelection.
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Rooney
Havkman
Chillingworth
Wilcox
Christ mas Goods at Bar Felton Corner Hotel Nuuanu
M Chiya offers a new stock of patent silk and cotton kimonos along with a large selection of curls and lacquer ware at Bar Felton. Visit us at the Corner Hotel, Pend Nuuanu Street.
City of Peking Docks After Pacific Run to Kobe
The Pacific Mail steamship City of Peking arrived from Ban Pram jelseo and docked at the Pretty Mait wharf. Captain JF Robinson commands with the Fora returning to the Panama route, while repairs and crew changes occurred at Kobe and Newport News for the Siberia liner.
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Pacific Mail
Peking
Ban Pram Jelseo
Etiam Nol
Shangtai
Nagasaki
Kobe
Captin Smith
Deleht
Aurstn
Willian Mollure
San Francisco
Orient
Devkento
Honolud
Mobelpin
Oriental
Manila
Cable Is Alright Influx Sparks Cable Office Closures
A chaotic note reports interest rising in cable operations with Young building offices closed to messages until Monday. San Francisco and San Soul crews, including messengers, prepared as experts inspected the line to ensure safe conduct.
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San Frapelaco
memanKer
Partieg
Sana Soul
Penalty order on immigration cases at Hackfeld & Co
Judge Estee delivered an oral opinion on two immigration cases against H. Hackfeld & Co Ltd. One case again names the defendant with a decree of 900 dollars totaling 200 dollars per case. A separate report notes entry of walls at the same defendant for recovery of penalties in thirteen additional cases of the binding of rejected immigrants, which is stated as incorrect. The decisions made this morning are among the last pending.
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Jurge Estee
H. Hackfeld & Co. Ltd
Jown Dickey Death Report Shocks Western Union Leader
Forenoon cable note reports the death of John J. Dickey, manager of Western Division, Western Union Telegraph, in Dinabs on December 28. Messages from Marton and Pilole Association and San Francisco Marker convey condolences and mention Harbor returns and other dated notices.
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Lyle A. Dickey
John J. Dickey
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dinabs
Marton and Pilole’ Association
San Francisco
Mondale Harton
Ta Harbor
Hartwo 16
Featerday
Interlocutory Decree Signed In Summer Case At New Stage
Judge De Bolt signs an interlocutory decree in the summer case at New Stage, sustaining the partition prayer and appointing P Dangon Kellet Jr as plaintiff in place of Guistan Rupert. The ruling directs transfer of assets and confirms trustee Robert’s accounts with $48,026 balance. The decree, entered January 1908, occurs in chambers with all parties present.
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Bolt
Gulatan
Guletant
Ropert
Walt
P. Dangon Kellett, Jr
Ouistant
A. D
J.T. DE Bolt
Carnival Company to Perform at Orpheum Theater
The Morrie-Derger Carmigit Co a Vaudeville act traveling to the Ootha Exposition will appear at the Orpheum Theater on Saturday the 10th. They arrive at 8.8 Copuee and perform the same night. A dinner for officers of Silvertown is planned Monday evening at the Mowahan Hotel by manager Miles. Afterward the group plans a march and a public dance at Hika Hall Herviarla and Miller streets. Mahop Gutrtan remains in the Catholic Mission and is described as very near. Archibald-Penelope Griggs to Köln and a question about Archibeld-aim Detroit Frew Prem notes a forthcoming marriage to Arthur Geadove.
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Morrie-Derger Carmigit Co
Ootha Exposition
Apan
Orpheum
Silvertown
Mowahan
Alr
Miles
Willee
Mahop Gutrtan
Ore
Archibald
Penelope Griggs
Koln
Arthur
Geadove
Archibeld— Aim
Detroit
Roosevelt declines and powers face disappointment over arbitration
Faced with Venezuela crisis tensions, President Roosevelt refuses to act as arbitrator. Berlin reports German disappointment but commits to cooperate with Britain and Italy on subsidiary questions. Washington to host further talks, with Secretary Hay facilitating Castro's assent on proposals. Richthofen notes preference for a permanent tribunal over ad hoc arbitration.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Britain
Italy
Venezuela
Germany
Great Britain
Hague Tribunal
Washington
Hay
Castro
Foreign Office
von Richthofen
Baro Vin Richthofen
King George of Saxony Weakened by Heart Failure
From Dresden dated January 3 Associated Press reports King George of Saxony growing weaker with hardly any heart action. Stimulants are being used as his condition declines. The chaotic dispatch notes the monarch suffering from JadencG and a marked deterioration of health.
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Dresden
Jan
George of
Saxony
Brooks III Faces Liquor Charge in Police Court
The cane of Ah Hau accused of selling liquor without license appeared in Police Court this morning. Attorney F. Chillingworth said P. M. Brooks represented the defendant, but Brooks could not attend. The motion to postpone was granted to the next prior day.
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Ah Hau
F. Chillingworth
P.M Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Gould
Cox Loses Horse in Railroad Collision Near Wala Ina
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Cox of Wala Ina reports loss of a valuable driving horse after a collision with a Japan ie railroad handcar near Wala Ina. The animal suffered a broken leg and had to be shot. The Bulletin. 78 cents per month.
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Andrew Cox
Wala Ina
Ameny
Japanie Railroad
Japanies
Ah & Railroad
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Ber, Gfort
Ping Ereag
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Jown Dickey
Gate Navigation Company
Ehamer Tamploo
NEW Stage
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Bishop Gulstan
DE Bolt
Carnival Company
Maritana
Hika' Hall
Herviarla
Miller Streets
Tealardia
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Rame
Meyer Felday
Tomer
Hage Tribnal
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Port Townsend
Combiebank
Gran Panama
China
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