Railroad magnates gain Erie system control according to Wall Street report
New York June 3 It was reported on Wall Street that the Gold Harriman Rockefeller syndicate has secured full control of the Erie railway system. The principal in the syndicate declined to confirm or deny the report but financial circles expect the deal to be completed. San Francisco June 2 Sugar 66 degree centrifugals 3,507 cents, previous quotation 3,625.
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Hind Gase Lawyers Seek Fees in Receiver Case
Attorneys Hind and Lewis seek compensation in the RoR receiver matter against Eben Pt Low for dissolution and accounting. A motion for determining their fees is set for hearing tomorrow at 10 o clock, with W G Cooper filing for additional fee determinations. Other motions in the Alfredo Andrade de Matton suit were deferred to Monday.
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Supreme Court
Deceased's Salary Paid and Court Clerk Illness Noted
Honey Smith as administrator of William H McGregor’s estate reports an inventory update after May 20 with $1782.33 in property including stock In Hurt & Co and bank accounts. Wilder Steamship Co paid $100 and a gold watch as unpaid salary. Chief Clerk Maling of the U S District Court falls ill with fever today as others already sick. Anna Gerts appeals case against J A Magoon.
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Horst Fays Quarantined After Smallpox Case
The Moret child, a smallpox patient, caused the Pacife Mall steamship Korea to be quarantined last Monday. The child is at quarantine hospital Mauliola Island with recovery signs, while the Horst family awaits discharge possibly in about three weeks to continue to San Francisco. Quarantine doctors will keep the patient under observation until no signs remain.
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Bids Opened for Street Macadamizing and Gutters
Bids for macadamizing and guttering Dihop street between King and Beretania were opened by Assistant Superintendent Marston Campbell. Lord & Bolser bid 50 cents per sq ft for macadam and 18 cents for gutter totaling 1597 dollars. Concrete Construction Co bid 1697 dollars, just 3.25 more than Lord & Bolser. C. B. Dwight bid 82196 dollars.
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Uniform Commissions Set At Territorial Government Meeting
Officials from various departments and cub departments of the Territorial Government approve a uniform form of commissions after a long meeting with the Governor. The session extended into the afternoon with substantial business, including submissions from Superintendent of P Works Cooper Land Commissioner Boyd and Treasurer Kepolkat.
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Territorial Band Debate Drives Militia Funding in Extra Session
The Senate discusses Band and Military items in Senate Bill No. 9 while Senate and House action on defraying extra session expenses is read. Isenberg’s committee supports funding band for territorial status, arguing it prevents dual authority and augments tourism and investor appeal through militia aligned performances.
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Tax Office Rounds Up Delinquent Income Tax Payors
The Tax Office moves to collect delinquent income tax after an appeal in the Ninth Circuit favored the Territory. Many delinquents delay paying due to court actions and potential refunds, but penalties will be enforced. The Treasurer warns warrants will require twenty day payments as the cash balance tightens.
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Queen Emma Hall Timber Theft Reported to Police
The caretaker at Queen Emma Hall reported to police that marauders had broken into the old building at the corner of Nuuanu and Heretania, removing kroa could and other woodwork from the timber, suggesting involvement by several suspects observed around the site last night. Police are investigating the incident.
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Japanese Cause Alameda Delay At Oakland Wharf
The Oceanic steamer Alameda was 2 hours late leaving for San Francisco after a Japanese steerage passenger opened a fumigated baggage bag allowing un fumigated items inside. Quarantine officials halted the luggage and delayed the sailing as arrangements were made. A large crowd gathered on the wharf while passengers including the Kilford Company members and Honolulu residents awaited departure.
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Wells Fargo & Co Express Rate Advertisement
An old advertisement from San Francisco offers express mail rates list for packages by weight. Rates shown include 6 pounds and 4 ounce items, 150 pounds, and other weight brackets. The notice directs readers to the Masonic Temple office and lists telephone contact 581.
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House Debates Assistant Removal and Budget Items
The House reconvened at 9 10 this forenoon with delay tied to Vice Speaker absence. Debate covered the salary bill and items for the Superintendent of Public Works and Assistant Superintendent, including proposed cuts and merges of Road Supervisor and Assistant posts, amid discussion of the Nun avenue bridge expense.
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Shamrocks Arrive at Fayal After Ocean Crossing
Sir Thomas Lipton's two Shamrocks and their tender reached Fayal in Azores today after completing their ocean voyage without incident. The Special Cable report notes the yachts' smooth transit so far.
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Odessa Jews Arm Themselves Under Official Sanction
In Odessa on June 3 under government approval Jews, moved by persecution and fear of further attacks, are arming themselves to aid in defense against potential outrages.
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Roosevelt's Tribute to Lincoln at Rockford Memorial Dedication
President Roosevelt participated in the Lincoln memorial dedication in Rockford Illinois delivering a four part speech praising the martyred president. The ceremony marked a solemn tribute to Lincoln with the president highlighting his legacy and service.
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Lincoln Memorial
Kansas Waters Recede As Refugee Care Improves
Kansas City Kansas June 3 The Topeka flood conditions are gradually improving as relief efforts organize. Refugee care is expanding and with waters receding the outlook is much brighter.
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