Secretary Dickinson Starts Five Week Philippines Tour
Secretary of War Dickinson and General Edwards begin a five week inspection tour of the Philippines after a day of harbor inspection at Pearl Harbor and fortifications. The party includes notable officials and hosts a banquet at the Young Hotel with speeches planned on the roof garden to conclude the day.
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Pearl Harbor
Forts
Dickinson
Edwards
Young Hotel
Commercia Bodive
Ulseven Sige
Rilwarde
Zeeder, Kuenty
Addyeun
Roof Girden
Dickinson Little
San Francisco
Honolulu
General Edwarde
Alakea Wharf
Mott Smith
Rees
Schuyler
Caplin Berger
Dolus
Kukul
Leon
Chaitiain Gartley
The
Monte
Chief Justice Fuller 15 Dead Special Bulletin
A partial obituary notes the death of Chief Justice Fuller due to heart disease in Maine. It lists Melville Weston Puller as born February 11, 1894 in Augusta, Maine, and outlines education at Bowdoin and Harvard, multiple degrees, two marriages, bar admission, and service in the State and Supreme Court with times of appointment and confirmation.
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Bar Harhor
Maine
Daly
Chet Justlee Falter
The
United Mules Supreme Court
Melville Weston Puller
Augusta
Howdoin College
Harvard
Northwestern University
Howdoi
Yale
Dartmouth
Walt
Chicago
Filnom Bute
Llinold
TribeKs
NHK
SuuanEne
HIGH CHEF DIES IN FRISCO
George C. Beckley known as Admiral Beckley died in San Francisco shortly after arrival. He was born in Hawaii in 1849 and served in the steamship and maritime services. Beckley was a navigator with a license granted in 1881 and a descendant of the Kamehamehas. He was decorated by King Kalakaua I and served on Hawaiian privy council. Plans for his remains’ removal to Hawaii were not yet settled.
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George C. Beckley
San
Wainion
Hiwall
Tho We Dive
Wilder Company
Ter Beland Steam Navia Hon Company
Mauna Kea
Admiral Weckley
United States
Beckley
Kalekawa I
Hawaii
States
Charlotte C Wins Race to Kahulus at WailaiKa Bulletin
Bulletin Specials reports Charlotte C winning a race to Kahulus in WailaiKa Maul area. Distanne and earnings cited, with the Cindys and Kamehameha teams noted. BYRVENSON credited for the trip and results.
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Charlotte C
Kahulus
Pyacht Charlies
Kabul
Kamehameha
Sachin
Bowind
Wenn
Jack Johnson Defeats Jeffries in Thirteenth Round Clash
Special bulletin from Reno reports Jack Johnson the Negro pugilist defeated James Jeffries in the thirteenth round after a brutal, one sided bout. Johnson scored three knockdowns, Jeffries’ eye swollen, crowd surged as referee Tex Rickard awarded a purse of 121,000 with Johnson gaining 60,000. Johnson entered amid roaring reception, Jeffries applauded by home crowd, long fight described round by round ending with Johnson on top.
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Reno
Nevada
Jack Johnsson
Jim Setetes
Jeffries
Hin Seromds
Cod Heem
Defiries
Johnson
Hef Trlee
Ugeritke
Sei
Suty
Texickard
Jack Johnson
Wis
Ecows
Fortried
Tex Rickard
Dock Jeffries
Joba
Sullivan
Tow Sharkey
Rob Fite
Joknvon
Thomsae Delaney
Kawman
Burns
Cenan
Furey
Jofeson
Korner Ie Ketchell
Johan
Jeffries Wutry
Lrenvendows
War Lords and Munitions Reach Manila Voyage
Secretary of War J. Mr Dickinson Brigadier General Llarence R Edwards and party travel in luxury cabin de Lux aboard the Pacific Mail liner Liberta with 2 250 000 rounds of small aviation and a number of meh uns for the Philippine service. The Liberta arrives off port at 7 am transfers to launch Kukul for Pear Harbor. Captain Zeeder and Purser Myrup make the voyage pleasant. Continued on Page 4.
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J. Mr. Dickinson
Llarence R. Edwards
Philippine
Ately O
Wan
Kukul
Pear Harbor
Aurion Zoeder
Liberta
Tontock
Moentia
San Francisco
Zeeder
Purser
Myrup
Humauma Oil Stock Talk From Local Advocate
Harry Armitage, a longtime city broker, urges support for the Humauma Oil venture. He claims land is cheap and a well could yield large profits for stockholders, noting company leadership and widening progress. The memo mentions 850,000 shares, land purchase, and ongoing tests following a California trial.
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Harry Armitage
Balletio
Mr. Armitage
Humonia Company
Payne
Te Teaver
Compans
California
Princess Kotaniangols Returns Home From Siberia
Princess Kotaniangols arrives back in Hawaii after a voyage on the Siberia steaming ship. She meets officials at the wharf, travels to Washington Place, and expresses relief at returning to the Maui and Molokai climate with flowers in bloom. The Prince remains ill and advised to seek springtime clime for recovery.
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Princess Kotaniangols
Siberia
J. Colburn
Nusbend
Prince
Geor Stutthien
Mawall Mel
Wallerta
Pri
Eprnup
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Philippines
Lugeh
Moana
Heweh
Cleghorn
Lunu
John Mc.Guire
Walkill
Enall
Selunda
Liberia
Alonzo Gurtley
Bibéria
Waloon
Edwarde
Berides
Mra
Lark Anderson
Anderson
Manila
Carpenter
General Edwards
Lawton
Gener
Otto Meyer
Wathetin Byretaly Kalar
Molokai
Otto B. Meyer
O. B Meyer
America
Kiel
Weetward
Alesander
Cochran
New York
Authropy von Bohlen
Banperor
Mulkhed
H Jenathe
Budge Ee
Fuller
Frisco
Geo. Mooheau Beckley
Agile Negro
Jeff
Ae Chovneki
Armatrone
Vi Burns
Cornell
Heiter
Timrkenpee
Jabakon
Jobineon
Elth
Johneon
Abeelt
Tohneon
Jett
Sven
Etineh
Wang Yamr
Fallon Eleuted
Jeff Aemt
Johneone
Jem
Alond Johnrar
J Fon
H. Armitage
I Tinge
Washington Place
Queen Nohaleat
Ariven
Workfiel
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