Mrs Jefe Davis Recalls Letter Forgery Debating Miles
New York May 2 Mrs Jefferson Davis widow of the Confederacy president denounces a signed letter as forgery. She recalls General Miles’s brutality and Arle era while condemning the attribution to Grant era, calling the letter and its claims a vile misrepresentation as she remembers past wartime events and insults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badeau
Miles
New York
Jefferson Davie
Arle
Adam Tadeau
Nelson A. Miles
Jane
Maureen
General Madea
Generi Grant
Hetter
Generi
Kramtet
Mites
Big Westing
United States
Washington
Vile Karian
Boor
Fair Estate Divided Among Surviving Heirs in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 11, Mrs. Hermann Orlriohs W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. and Charles L. Main, surviving children of James G. Fair, gain full control of every dollar, land, bond, and scrip from their father after Judge Trout signed the final distribution decree on the 12th. Executors and caveators finalized possession at 230 Montgomery Street, with assets including Candada Bank holdings, South Pacific Coast Railroad securities, Ohio River Railroad bonus, land improvements, and the Holy Park property, collectively valued around eight million. The estate’s total value is estimated near ten million, with substantial portions allocated to the three heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hermann Orlriohs
Mow
W. K. Vanderbilt Jr
Charles L. Main
James G. Fair
Trout
Rewben MH. Lloyd
C.J. Hammerty
George Crothers
Durie
Fair
Montgomery Blreul
Lin
Jamen Angie
G. Crathers
Laurils
Dank
South Pacific Coast Railroad
Ohio River Railroad
Yocitir Land Improvement Co
Holly Park
Sugar Refining at Malabon Plant Faces Closures
A damaged report from the Manila sugar refinery notes unsatisfactory accounts and a likely end to refining, with prospects for reopening remote. It cites costs, supply issues under American occupation, potential U S trade shifts, and minimal offers for the property while maintaining equipment in poor order.
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Ainenr
Phintowimed
Manila Auiwriona Pabiehes
Eigar
Asanual
Adapion
Ant
Philippines
Spain
United States
America
Sanita
Philippine Wayne
Americ
Rovernment
Malaban
Boston Visit Reflects on Hawaiian Annexation Opinions
The speaker discusses Hawaiian annexation and Americanization in Boston, noting the island population mix, child training in schools, and the path to citizenship. He cites figures on residents, party presence, and education funding while stressing the shift toward American governance and assimilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biveton
Aflarndon
Tinveenup
Hawaii
Privats
Brand
Boston
Ollie
Ule
Hiwaiing
Becomeoo AteriCaAd
Uniter
Von Tempsky Captain Watluku Polo Club Leader Re-elected
At Makawao Polo Club on May 2, Captain Louie von Tempeky was pressed by members to remain energetic leader. Though planning to vacate, he agreed to pilot the club for another year after a practice game. One week saw twenty seven committee members. In Madrid, trade and financial troubles claim most of the victims.
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Watluku
Makawao Pol Club
Ithlostier
Louie von Tenpeky
Makawao Polo Club
Mit
Madrid
Tove
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Gingham
N.s.sachs
Lilanda
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
S. Shimamoto
Grass Linen
Goo Kim
Nuuanu Street
P.O. Box
Honolulu
Kina
Rowan Siewet
GEO. A. Martin
Taylor Boston Building
Mrs
Jefe Davis
Sormann Delriche
Delrtche
Bor
Giave Domesne
Kate
Kojeht
Hegkerty
Wileng
Droyd
Det
Yenterday
Bean Aye
Doles
Boston Talk
Ves
Berotania Avenue
Punchbowl Street
J. Abadie
Proprieton Telephone Blue
Hylo
Hawaiian. Electric Co., Ltd
King Street
Telephone 290
Porter Furniture Co
Fisher
Fort Street
Love Building
Porter Furniture Co., Ltd
Wall, Nichols Co
Hollister Drug Co
Methenny Shoe Store
Elite Ice Cream
Hawaiian Hotel
Washington Light CO
W. Macfarlane
M'g Masonic Temple
Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co
Stangenwald
Frederick J. Amwho
M. AM
Boo D
R.castle JR
Sauerbrunnen
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Just
Salters’ Grocery Store
Amonolah
Emmett May
Germania Life Ins. CO
Williatt Meyer
Wm. Meyer
Germania
Meyer Pho
Ermania Lifeina, Co
Dudd Building
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