Iroquois 1S 10 On Cruise To Hawaii
A voyage planned to Hawaii next week aims to review sailing directions compiled by Captain Redman. Captain Rodman will travel as far as Hilo, staying several days there as part of a broader timetable not to exceed a set period.
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Hawaii
Redman
Rodman
Hilo
Retains Tuziction in Holt Estate Proceedings
Judge Gear denies motions by Asmith Cartwright and Kentwell to dismiss Cole's petition. The court rules publication orders valid but delays further hearing. June 10, 1900 noted as the date of a prior petition. Attorney Andrade asks for postponement. court continues proceedings Monday. Annie Kentwell listed among heirs under O J Holtams will. Kee Louie Durrix announced as rector of Tylerowal Church at Zanesville, described as the smallest church in the United States at 24 feet wide and 8? tall.
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Gear
Henry Asmith
Bruce Cartwright
Annie K. Kentwetl
John W. Cole
Grae
Chambers
Calluca
Andrade
Annie K Kentwell
O. J. Holtams
R. W. Holt
Kee Louie B. Durrix Reetar
Viylerowal Ghurch
Zanesville
United States
Tanbara Gisaburo reprieve denied by President Roosevelt
The document reports President Theodore Roosevelt denying clemency for Tanbara Gisaburo, a Japanese man condemned in Hawaii for murder, with a temporary reprieve granted by the Hawaii governor extending to August 14, 1903, then revoked and execution ordered. It notes the governor’s reprieve and the marshal’s actions in conveying the decision to Washington.
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Marscal Hendry
Washington
Pheadore Roosevelt
United States of Americas
Ene
Tanbara Glenburo
United States Court For
District of Hawaii
Wae
Hawaii
Tanbara Gienburo
United States
Sanbara Gisabure
Theodore Roosevelt
United States of America
Mawail
Agua
Tanbri
Jacoben
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Waabington
Panbara Ginaburo Watt
Tanbara Gissburo
Tillie B Starbuck arrives after 37 day voyage to Hawaii
The American ship Tillie B Starbuck arrives off Honolulu from Newcastle with coal cargo after a 37 day run. Master Captain W. W. Winn previously sailed the Al Francia and later commanded the R. I. Rice to Kobe, the latter vessel burned at Kobe two years ago. The Kobe Head barkentine also came from Newcastle in 42 days and may proceed to Hellole for coal.
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Tng & Info
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Newcastle
Thin Port
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Starbuck
W. W. Winn
al Francia
R. 1. Rice
New York
Kobe
Barkentine
Kobe Head
Hleele
Hawaii Cable Opens World Wide Link With Lower Rates
Honolulu announces the completion of a transpacific cable system linking Hawaii to major ports including San Francisco Manila and Guam. Rates drop to 25 cents to San Francisco 69 cents to Guam and 92 cents to other islands with further reductions expected. the opening attracts business interest and is celebrated by J D Gaines and others.
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Honolulu
Eiller Walietin
Bar Francisco
Guam
Lamon
Mantin
China
Pan
Siberia Here From the Orient Returns to Mainland
The Pacific Mall arrived off port from the Orient at 1 8:50 last night and docked this morning after a calm voyage. Dean Worcester of the Philippine Commission travels with family. among passengers is Mrs Worcester and Miss Alice Worcester. Captain J J Be U S A returns from service in the Philippines and plans a three month mainland stay. Other names include Captain J H Whitehead and Mr and Mrs D J Walker.
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Orient
Bishop Wharf
Healan
Abe
Yarto Porte
Deas C. Worcester
Philippine Commission
Mra. Worcester
Misa Alice Worcester
F. Worcester
J. J
U.S.A
Philippines
J. H. Whitehead
Burman
D. J. Walker
Naval Station to See Command Changes under Incoming Officers
Reports indicate Lieutenant Commander A. Niblack will arrive August 14 to assume command from Captain Rodman at the Naval Station. Admiral Kerry is due in September or later to take overall command, with the station potentially rising in importance as a strategic hub in the Pacific.
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Niblack
Jaca
Siberia
Manster Niblack
Rodman
Kerry
Perry
Gerber
Steve Yowie
Pacific
Wholesome Drinks Promises Quality Water and Sodas
A local soda fountain touts its beverages as the best in town. The write up emphasizes high quality water, fruit flavors, and a wide range of sodas and sherbet drinks at the fountain. The piece invites customers to visit and enjoy the products.
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Duiletos
Lightfoot Defies Fear in Court Duel Between Knights
In Judge Gear's court a heated argument over plaintiffs exceptions to defend Ante in Laurence Hi Dee v WooH Smith Mac goon Lightfoot. Humphreys argues on the bill while Lightfoot proclaims bravery, a gun tank hidden within him. The judge grants ten days for briefs and resumes hearings on Smith.
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Knights of the Hingora
Round Table
Gear
Lightfoot
Humphreys
W. H. Smith
Andrews Denies Investigation in Disbarment Probe
Attorney General Andrews stated there is no personal strike against him as reports say the Supreme Court sought an investigation into Sumner cane matters. He said he has not initiated new probes and would proceed if asked, insisting he has no chip on his shoulder.
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Supreme Court
Sumner Cane
Sumner
Davia
Thousands Crowds View Pope Leo's Body in Vatican
Thousands of mourners from around the world crowded the Vatican approaches as Pope Leo lies in state in the throne room. Requiem mass was held while troops guard streets and assist in maintaining order during the public functions. Cardinals prepare for the conclave as arrangements proceed.
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Associated Prese Specia
Rome
Italy
Vatican
Leo
Tal Jon
Russia Declares Large Loan To Finance Promissory Cable
In St Petersburg on July 22 a Russian loan of 29,000,007 dollars was successfully floated with French financiers. The announcement stated the deal as a major financial move, confirming strong international cooperation and funding capacity.
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Proms
St, Petersburg
Russia
Rebels Suffer Defeat And Rebels Captured
Soledad Venezuela July 23 Government troops captured Caldado Bolivar after fifty two hours of fierce fighting. Hundreds killed or wounded as rebels fought to the end and surrendered. leaders taken prisoner at the government camp.
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Associated Press
Soledad
Venezuela
Caldad Bolivar
King Edward Attends Dublin Review of 21000 Troops
King Edward witnessed a massive review in Dublin as 21,000 troops lined up for inspection under clear skies. Vivid reports describe the royal presence marking a moment of prestige for Ireland during the visit.
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Dublin
Ireland
Edward
Soufriere Volcano Again Shows Renewed Activity
Kingston July 23 The Soufriere volcano is agitated with lava vents and frequent earth tremors signaling a potential eruption of considerable magnitude. Observers report renewed activity and heightened volcanic alert as authorities monitor the situation.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Soufriere
Novelist Farjeon Dead in London at 78
Benjamin Leopold Farjeon the English novelist died in London aged 78. Born May 12 to Jewish parents, he spent years in Australia and New Zealand before returning to London in 1869 to pursue writing. In 1877 he married a daughter of American actor Joseph Jefferson.
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London
England
Benjamin Leopold Farjeon
Farjeon
Australia
New Zealand
Joseph Jefferson
Kauai Wireless Wiremail Progress On Island Link
The Kauai wireloan system between Kauai and the town is functioning smoothly with no hitch since the first message last Saturday. Three messages were delivered yesterday to town parties and a sixty word message was sent to Kanal The Wale alae station remains in operation and will continue until the Barber's Polyt ton town office link is established. Work is progressing rapidly and the wire connection is expected to be ready for business by next week.
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Kauai
Fanalyse
Kanal
Walealae
Barber's Polyt Staton
Pleaded guilty in Po tee Court for assault aboard Hawaling Isles
Jame Monteith first mate pleaded guilty to taunt and battery against Second Mate Peter Neilsen in Po tee Court. Judge Da re fined him $20 and coats after Neilsen claimed rough banter aboard ship. Federal court jurisdiction questioned but Dunne concluded evidence supported the claim.
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Hawaling Isles
Potee Court
Peter Neilsen
Coats
Dare
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