Foreign News From Avaunt To Calcutta Headlines
A broad dispatch describes wage struggles in Santa Fe miners in Kansas, large strikes in the Pittsburg district, a heat wave hitting the Middle and Eastern States, and counterfeiting raids on Rica bank notes. It notes a Brooklyn cruiser voyage delayed by Rear Admiral Miller’s daughter's death, a balloon tragedy at Oakland, and mixed reports on annexation and tariff measures. Also covered are seals protection, Arctic balloon plans, bubonic plague studies in India, and unrest in Calcutta with rioting and deaths reported.
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San Francisco
Santa Fe
Kanaas
Pittsburg
Montreal
Canada
New York
Brooklyn
Southampton
Miller
Bertram Hill
Oakland
Hawaiian Annexation Treaty Signing Featured in National Tribune
The National Tribune of Washington in its June 24 issue prints a photo from the signing of the Hawaiian annexation treaty. It also presents a historical sketch of the Hawaiian Tolands with pictures of the government building and the palace at Honolulu, likely copied from old sources.
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The
National Tribune
Washington
Honolulu
King Bros Samples Offer Enlarged Portrait Frames
Interest grows in the ant re of enlarged portraits with samples at King Bros. priced from 85.1 to 810.00. The offer touts unmatched value and quality, inviting customers to view the display.
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King Bros
Pricea
Secretary Sherman Voices Hawaii Annexation Treaty Stand
Secretary Sherman answers Japan’s protest on Hawaiian annexation, arguing existing treaties end with Hawaii’s independence, that vested rights of Japanese subjects remain unaffected, and that U S influence has long governed Pacific affairs. He welcomes Japanese goodwill and notes continued mail schedule.
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Bherman Hae
Japan
United Estates
Hawaii
Pacific
United States
Acific
Hawaiian Island
Board of Health Hears Tuberculosis and Leprosy Matters
The Board of Health session extended over three hours with full attendance except Dr Day. Tuberculin checks found two cattle condemned for tuberculosis and one for poor condition. Fish inspections logged weekly market receipts and the China voyage figures. The board discussed osteopathy, leprosy conferences, and sending a representative to Berlin Bogota for serum treatment research. Dr Alvares offered to lead the trip if approved by the cabinet with expenses covered.
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Board of Health
Dr. Day
Myera
Alsa
Board of Medical Examiners
Chas.l. Garvin
Flora Jones
Kapiolani
Day
Kobe
China
Kalaupapa
Kuniabi
Ynolds
Mokolii
William H. Lewis
Eccles
Hilo Hospital
G. W. Burgess
Herbert
Wayson
Smith
F. ¥. Porter
Moncorrat
Porter
A. F. Gooke
Ween
Alvaren
Monsarrat
Alvares
Reynolds
School of Osteopathy
California
Beiatee
Wood
J. F. Hackl Coneul
Germany
Berlin
Bogota
United States
Colombia
Ita Enrena Warde
Aeud
Dr. Alvares
Alvarez
Borlig
Alvarex
Warrinioo
Agens Rey
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P.O
L Finney
Ayers
Ayer & C
Lowell, Me
USA
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Hl. W. Schimidt & Song
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von Holt
King Street
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Ponta
Burrey
Ora
Ieok
Kitchon Young Street
Taton Wilder Avenue
Tenon
Robello Lane
Francis Dunn
Fort Street
Spreckels’ Block
Trombie
Benth Africaa
Wester
Ames
J. W. Foster
London
Rus
France
Allen
Allioon
St. Petersburg
Russia
Asala
Mr. Foater
Hay
Pribyloff Islands
Jordan Gays
Landa
H.E.M
Wallaroo Ban
Andres
North Pole
Special Commission
India
Mae
del Val
Manitoba
London Times
Cape Town
Chasaland
Miue Ia
Cotet
Britain
Japa
Setrice
Calcutta
Bedijous Toaflota
Bombay
Itie
Turkey
Greece
Lord Salisbury
House of Lorde
Great Britain
Rt. Petersberg
Gomez
Honolul
W. F. Dillingham
G. P. Wilder
San Rafael
Sumner Hardy
Pacific Coast
Me. Dillingham
Hardy
Wilder
Crooks
Gerioh
Nhormam
Orient
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