Portuguese laborer attempt fails in California recruitment
M A Silva, linked to Gonsalves & Co, explains in an interview that his California bid failed to recruit Portuguese laborers. He cites changed conditions, families wanting time, and better prospects in Madeira and New Bedford. He may take another trip to recruit willing workers, noting climate and costs as factors.
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M.A. Silva
Gonsalves & Co
California
Sr. Sliva
Mulletin
Mawati Net
Cat
New Bedford
Duran
Alaskan Walrus Protection Asked of Collectors
Treasury letters urge collectors to seize weasels leaving ports for Alaska to deter walrus killings. The aim is to safeguard the animals valued by natives, as Collector Stackable awaits a chance to enforce the order.
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Stackable
Elopement Report Reaches Local Couple and Daughter
Mr and Mrs Brown arrived in town to attend an Independent Home Rite service and visit friends. They were accompanied by their daughter Emeline, and a further note mentions a Nor family member arriving a little later.
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Mre
Brown
Hilo
Mr. Brows
Emeline
Secret Hawaii marriage unsettles Hilo social circle
In Hilo a secret marriage occurred after a voyage by Claudine. Miss Emeline, with parental consent, and a suitor from Lyman appear in city circles as Mr and Mrs Hrows guests. Irene Brows and life at Mery are mentioned among anxious relatives awaiting final arrangements.
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Man Lyman
Hilo
Claudine
Emeline
Mrs Hrows
Mery
Irene Brows
Livedip
KIHEI Grinding Commences on 800 Acre Cane Field
News to Kibet stockholders confirms the plantation is active on 800 acres of cane. Grinding began the 36th interval at Spreckleville under terms of a recent agreement and proceeds rapidly. J P Cooke of Alexander and Baldwin Ltd. stated he would refrain from comment until a stockholders meeting Thursday. A schooner named Surprise received an inspection certificate from Captain White Key and Engineer Lehners for hulls and boilers here.
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Spreckelaville
J.P. Cooke
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd
Sven
Mate
Eurpr
White Key
Lehners
Queen Regency Rumors Beset Osborne Bulletin Update
Telegrams from Osborne House report the Queen's health stable at noon with slight improvement by evening. Crowds gather as rumors of her death swirl. Buckingham Palace later confirms no change in condition. Duke of Connaught summoned from Berlin as guardianship and court actions proceed on unrelated Hawaiian island matters.
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Osborne
Isle of Wight
Osborne House
Mansson House
Ati P.m
Lord Pelham Clinton
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Connaught
Berlin
Naval appropriation proposal for Hawaii funds
A congressional note outlines a naval appropriation of 107,300 dollars for Elawatl and mentions a routine committee meeting on education this afternoon. The report hints at standard business awaiting member attention.
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Hawaii
Naval
Prince of Wales Named Regent as Crisis Looms
The Prince of Wales, at Osborne on January 16, is reported to assume regency powers. He would sign state documents and remain near London until events necessitate his presence on the Isle of Wight.
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Prince OF Wales
Osborne
London
Queen's health after summons raises cautious public mood
Readers confront uncertainty as Queen's health appears precarious. British papers weigh risks and potential delaying factors for a South of France visit while Parliament readiness and royal physicians' precautions loom. The public is urged to avoid alarm amid prolonged constitutional tolerance.
Queen's Health Telegram Sparks Hope In London
London dispatch reports the telegraph line from Cowne indicates calm acceptance of the plan to announce news on the Queen's health. The message hints at a cautious, hopeful tone amid growing public concern.
Rights of Chinese in Hawaii Opinion by Attorney General
Washington indicates Attorney General Griggs issued an opinion at Treasury's request affirming that a person born in the Hawaiian Islands in 1800 to Chinese parents, taken to China with their mother, may enter Hawaii Territory if the father remains. It also says the wife and children of a naturalized Chinese person in Hawaii are entitled to enter Hawaii by virtue of the citizen parent. The opinion rests on the assumption that those questioned were citizens of Hawaii by law and custom in 1808 and had not abandoned their rights.
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Kealobackalani
Frank K. Archer
John Par
Keller
John Mae
John Paw
Humphreys
J. J. Kaulukon
John Lot Kalani
Kreator
Permitien
Mexico
Magoon
Thomon
Potore
Wong Kwai Wan
Fleeinton
Liliwokalunt
Dudge Humphreys
Cirealt
Wong Kwal
Quem’ Agunt Heleluhe
Kaual
Kalua
Pana
Cuba
Humphreye
Katia
Long
Manny Stywach
Nakul
Atder
Ing
J. M. Whitehope
Smith and Parsons
W. Cathart
Fukuda
Washington
Dan
Griggs
Dore
Mawaii
Ani
Royal Health Update Causes Mixed Public Alarm
The Prince of Wales and Princess Loulke began a Cowes voyage at 1 19 p m amid reports of the Queen’s paralysis. Officials later denied the severity of the sovereign’s condition while confirming medical attention. The Duke of Cambridge left for Parte hie morning, and the Princess of Wales with the Duke of York traveled to Osborne this afternoon.
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Prince of Wales
Loulke
Cam Weide
Francie Henry Laking
Onborne
Lotedon
Wulletin Jawwodd
Fatima
Prince of
Wates
Cowes
Alos
Duke of York
Osborne
Emperor William Speeds to England With Duke of Connaught
In a Berlin to England run, Emperor William and the Duke of Connaught sail with suites this evening by way of Flushing. A telegraph recalls the Duke from Paris as London reports a cabinet meeting amid royal union concerns and a royal circle presides.
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Min
Jan
Emperor William
Duke of Connaught
Berlin
England
Flushing
London
Cribwer
Minerva
William
Duke of Connaunghe
Galarne
Paris
Court Functions Postponed Notice In Berlin
Berlin officials officially postponed court functions noting the emporium departure to England. A court reception originally set for Monday and another for Wednesday is fixed without a location to attend.
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Berlin
Jan Hhtti
Boers Defeated Near Ventersburg by Allied Forces
Reports from Pretoria state Colonel Grey and General Kitchener’s forces, including New Zealand troops, defeated the enemy eight miles west of Ventersburg. The Mobile column attacked Standerton on January 17, driving off a concentration of enemy forces despite casualties.
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General Kitchenser
Pretoria
Grey
Ventersburg
Kitchener
Vath Coreen
Calville
Standere J
Professor Resigns Amid Department Reshuffle
Professor Alexander resigns from the survey department amid a broader reorganization at the Hawaiian company. The notice highlights the departure as part of executive shifts and points to the forthcoming appointment of a successor and the continuation of ongoing projects, including river and road surveys.
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Proteenor
Alexander Niin
Mie Survey Department
Ambiguous Report on Amendments and International Talks
Fragmented text describes a person offering amendments, a visit by an expert to discuss matters with a likely government or authorities, and references to potential acceptance by a higher authority. Mentions of names and institutions appear garbled, with unclear conclusions about export controls and diplomatic communications.
Sail crewman seriously injured after fall aboard steamer
Mate Gerdes hurt when Seomid maty Gerden af the steamer Nilhau fell from the deck into the hold yesterday afternoon. The ship was preparing to sail in strong winds. Gerdes was taken to Queen's Hospital for treatment. The Waterman deal fountain pen Alleles...
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Gerdes
Seomid
Maty Gerden
Nilhau
Bette
Queun's Hospital
Army bill in Senate measure passes after sharp debate
Washington January 15 The Senate disposed of the army reorganization bill just before 1 oclock today after a lengthy session. The measure, already approved by the House, drew party lines but not bitter party feuds. Four Democrats Morgan Kentucky, Morgan hometown and Sullivan Minnesota voted for it. Hoar Massachusetts opposed with Aspendor Wisconsin. The bill, nearly unchanged save for canteen clause elimination, faced attempts to modify to allow liquor sales in the Philippines and ban imports into the islands, but those attempts failed.
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Washington
Senate
Berdeau
Kentuensina
Morgan
Home and
Sullivan
Sullivan of Miniastppl. Benator Hoar
Magsechuotts
Alness
Apoentoer
Wisconsin
Philippines
Judge Salaries Advanced by Senate Introduction
Washington January 19 Senator Clark introduced a bill to raise salaries for judges including the governor receiving 5000 and perquisites 500 and up to the Chief Justice and the territorial justices amid discussion of circuit court judge salaries supporting higher compensation for judicial officials.
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Washington
Clark
Abe
Territorial
Dustien
Circuit
Murder charge hinges on coroner inquest at Windsor Hotel
A coroner's jury charged Robert Bl. Guehd with the murder of Willand Thowella yoner gay during an inquest at the Windsor Hotel. Defense attorney lines clashed with prosecutors as witnesses testified in a tense session before Acting Coroner Daniels.
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Ban Favela
Robert Bl. Ghtey
Willand Thowella
R. Daniele
Glage
Wrelock
Haylain
Windsor Hotel
Princepal
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