Army Volunteers Expanded to Enlistment Plan in 1900
The War Department outlined a near complete enlistment plan for volunteers under the latest act. Recruiting offices in major cities will handle enlistment, with nine volunteer regiments planned totaling about 11 034 men. The total force to be available for General Otis by fall could reach 93 273 men across regular infantry, volunteers, artillery, cavalry, engineers, and support units.
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Washington
Otia
Sizowl Corps
Piline Court II Fines Gambling Offenders
In the Police Court this forenoon Piipilani Mitchell was fined 10 dollars and costs for gambling. Three Japanese were fined 15 dollars and costs on the same charge.
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Piipilani Mitchel Wan
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Death of Robert Grieve the plow of the century
The obituary notes Robert Grieve a Honolulu printer who became a prominent figure in Hawaii's press. Born in Scotland, he worked with Horace Greeley at the New York Tribune and Joseph Medill in Chicago, later owning the Hawaiian Gazette. He died in San Francisco after seeking treatment for failing sight, leaving a substantial Honolulu real estate and printing legacy to his son W. L. Grieve.
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Ban Francisco
Robert | Grieve
Honolule
Ho Wai
United States
Scotland
Canada
Dominion
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Grieve
Joseph Medill
Cleveland Lander
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Gasette
Islands
Heying
Gazette
Motive Boaineas
W. L. Grieve
Mr. Grieve
Honolulu
San Francisco
Mra.Grievonesompan
James L. McLean
Inter- Taland Steam Navigation Company
Hhis
Secretary Rey Returns to Hawaii Commission Mission
D A Ray secretary of the Hawaiian Commission arrived in the Australia this morning to conduct a month long inquiry for Congressional members. He will study executive council actions on Hawaii, labor issues, and inland affairs since the commission's sessions, with emphasis on labor and coastal survey matters. He plans to gather reports from interisland captains on reefs not on charts as a preliminary Pathfinder survey, and will proceed to Hawaii by the first steamer following news of a volcanic outbreak.
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D. A. Ray
Hawaiian Commission
Australia
Apa
Commission
Tay Eald
Hawaii
Executive Council
Labor
Callum and
Moryan
Hitt Mast
Conenone
Taleo Hays
Dr. Pritchett
Coast ‘Survey
Interisland
Pathfinder
Ray
Californians Mistook Departure for Evacuation in Negros
Reports from Manila on July 3 describe confusion as a 250 rebel force, mainly Bolomen, attacked troops preparing to depart Negros. One man in Company E was killed, another wounded. The Sherman will return the California regiment to Manila before sailing to San Francisco. The Grant will transport the Colorado regiment to establish government duties.
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Manila
V Bat Tsak
Negros
California Regiment
Sherman
San Francisco
Grant
Colorado Regiment
Cavite
Quersion Aguinaldo
Baldemer Aguinatdo
Mariano Ring
Insurgenta
Luzon
Trias
San Francisco de la Malabou
Imas
Bakoor
Ingoe
Las Piva
Mauils
San Fernando
Hancock
Prierney
Dreyfus Interview Reveals Personal Reunion After Release
An encrypted World cable from Rennes details Mme Dreyfus and her husband’s emotional first encounter after release. Alfred Dreyfus, ill and wary, recognizes his wife Lucie but believes he remains a captive. The interview ends as the guard announces its close. A separate item notes Kaui’s murder charge and a local orchestra event for July 4.
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New York
Rennes Raya
Mme
Dreyfus
Yavet
Alfred
Dreyfue Mole Oy
Hook
Lam
Lam Lucie
Lucie
Dewylus
Faure
Braves
Everity
Monasivar
Dreyfar
Yale students among .ne passengers returning for summer
Among the passengers this morning were Will Roth Willie Rawlins the two Judd boys and B Godfrey Jr all from Yale or Oakland High School They have returned home to spend their summer vacation.
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Australia
Will Roth
Willie Rawlins
Judd Boys
B. Godfrey Jr
Yale
Ill Roth
Oakland
Rene
Am erica Maru visit prompts Board of Health action
The overdue Oriental liner Am erica Maru anchored outside the harbor with cargo and passengers but no mail or advices yet. A special Board of Health meeting discussed quarantining policy as the ship carried fever cases from Yokohama and Kobe. Dr Wood inspected the vessel noting few fever cases and ventilation concerns while passengers await four more days in quarantine.
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America Mara
Board of Health
Wood
Parsers
Yokohama
Honolulu
Kobe
Hongkong
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Kaui
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