Boomers Homeward Bound Locomobile and Rubber Men
A Pacific voyage update lists passengers including J.B. Smith of Louisiana Purchase Expedition and J.B. Plummer among a party traveling from Hongkong, via Kobe and Yokohama, to San Francisco. The Occidental & Oriental steamship Orient, under Captain Finch, reported sighting ports in China and Japan with 280 tons freight for Honolulu and 412 passengers returning. The Gaelic sails for San Francisco after a layover, with notable attendees including Rev. C Goodrich, Mrs Judson, and A W Brewin, among others. the crew notes date and route details, ship positions, and business travelers in the Orient trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocriental & Oriental Steammohive
Finch
China
Japan
Hongkong
Taat Youth
Shanghai
Nagassaki
Kobe
Yokohata
San Franceseco
Thin Port
HL. Eppinger
Hy Corcutd
Occidental & Orl- F
Rinder
Taree
A. W. Brewin
Schoole
Mia Daughtor
W. J. Gorman
San Francisco
Ha Heen
E. Forbes
Une
E. A. Judson
C.D
Juds
F. Judson
Cook
A. B. Kaeser
Chin
E. Partridge
Mine H. Partridge
Spiacopal
Kyoto
Dwight Richardson
New York
Orient
J.B Smith
Ching
M. BR. Multenberger
Mr. Smith
KW. Tilden
Quetental Oriental Steamship Co
Conner~tion
Clhowson
Keepliie
Rev. C. Goodrich
Peking
Honolulu
Mainland
Blummer
Rudolph Schware
Panienaery Iman
Mike Marti Aquino
Mits
M. Brews In Rey
TH. Hurke
H. da Cros
da Cros
J. Dunne
Gorham
HG. Hodwell
D. Forden
Mra
DA. Judson
Sir C.D. Judson
Judson
J. W. Maclaren
Alameda Welcomed By Government Party At Harbor Arrival
The Alameda arrived off Hinwnato at 12 45 forenoon. The Government party led by Kiley met the steamer with Territorial band aboard. Notables including Dole and many citizens attended the welcome with flags and cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aduteal
Alexander Young
Alameda
T. Alexander
Mrs. Alexander
Mist B. Angus
C. Boltwin
Campbelh
Gosmahy
SD Chamberlain
Frank Vb Terh
Mre
Clark
Conmy
Townlog
J. He Faraday
Mim
Fletcher
Faxon A. George
Verne
Bede Mine
Geffeney
Ueltdberg
J. D. Brown
My Hatch
RO Renton Hind
Ming Cop. Herrkman
M. A. Hereiama
Bode Head
W. F. Holden
L. Holy Lorger
Awg. Hubbard
Mrs. Hubbar
Chtieen
Mal
FP. Caldinw
Laidlaw
Mr. Meux
Ohae
Olona
Raward Grbun
Osbun
M. C. Pacheco
G. Schuman
He Schweitzer
J. Soarhy
Ire Bearby
Chas Sparwasser
Dr. Telpp
Jupp
W. W. Tucker
W. T. Velteh
Cept
Walker
Mine
Boer Peace Near as Europe Delegates Report
May 80 report from Brussels notes Boer delegates in Europe admit peace in South Africa has been secured and a settlement between the Boers and Great Britain will be signed for the former citizens abroad including Kruger. London press reports government awaiting Vereeniging verdict to address peace next Monday. British cavalry rested. Kitchener ready to return to the field if terms delay. Preparations for repatriation of Boers after hostilities end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brusses
T¢ la
Hoor
Europe
South Africa
Kruger
London
Vereeniging
Transvaal
Eable Hatfour
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Boxers Threaten as Foreigners in Heiechuen Province
London reports Shanghai cable that Boxers operate in Heiechuen. They warn Yangtslen officials of intent to expel foreigners, destroy Catholic and Protestant churches, kill and rob people, and recruit in every village. Troops dispatched to quell rebels. agents sought for raids and catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Daily Mail
Hiechuen
Yangtslen
Governor Dole Discusses Hawaii Politics With San Francisco Papers
A San Francisco press summary reports Governor Dole’s remarks on Hawaii’s political scene. He discusses parties, potential successors, health, and administration, noting Home Rule strength and Republican alignment. He touches on labor issues, plantation politics, and pending compensation for burned property claims in Hawaii.
Kilauea Eruption Spurs Spectacular Night Fire Column
News aboard the Noray Conal ed Port Purser Stel’s telephoned reports describe Kilauea erupting with a dense smoke cloud and a tall flame shaft. Early Wednesday searches by the Noran found the volcano still emitting fire and smoke, with minor shocks in the Hamakua district. The town reacts as ships carry word to Honolulu and Hawaii ports await fuller accounts of the dramatic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilauen
Tueasiny
Novatt
Pederson
Inter-Ieland St Navigation Company
Huta Kon Porte
Stel
Nowau
Atwaster
Tay
Alsl
Purser Stiel
Kilauea
Noray
Hulé
Lear
Trfron
Hawaii
Noran
Honokaa
Kihuiea
Honokan
Hamakua
Novau
Mont Pelee Volcano Erupts With Destructive Force
May reports from Martinique describe Mont Pelée erupting violently with lava and ash sending shockwaves, forcing evacuations as the crater vents release molten material. Eyewitness Hubert Heil near the crater barely escaped as explosions rocked the area and intensified the threat to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de Mraine
Martinique
France
Hubert J
Mont Peli
Burniwold
Cuban Import Reduction Talks Stall in Senate Committee
Washington May—Republican members of the Cuban Import Reduction Committee held a meeting but reached no agreement. Some senators left for other meetings, while chairman Senator Platt expects progress at the next session. Proposals range from a 20 percent five year cut to provisions tying benefits to countervailing actions and reciprocal rules with Cola. Outcomes remain uncertain as debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novermot Lohe
Owen
Aft Hayaliatm
Wilvox
Home Rule Party
Heehe & Gand Polltt
Washington
Hititee
Nim
Platt
Committon
Commiittee
Ievee
United States
Campitter
Galbraith Examines Contempt Of Court Jurisdiction
Juellen Galbraith defends against a contempt of court charge in the First Circuit opinion. The decision questions whether facts support the offense and notes the court’s limited power to modify the sentence on appeal. The opinion discusses penalties for contempt across different courts and distinguishes direct versus constructive contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juellen Galbraith
Gulbeaith
Supreme Court
Justice Galbraith
Thie
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Peru
Bast
Mew Maclaren
MPS
B.cyale
Partridge
Wm. Powery Richardson
J. E. Amith
Ci “ F
Mra Tildesgmald
Dr. Yung Wingy P
Tte
Mire
Ballantine
L. W. Bristowe
Clawson
Raith Clawson
W. H. Davie
C. Guorich
BM Hager
Mee
Plager
Ehildrm
H. J. Eippinger
Ehite
H.W. B. Doweph
AB. Kaeser
ADB Knights
D. J. Ruenzli
Tom Joeing
Mic Leung
Multenbrrger
JB. Plummer
BR. Seheeke
Frank Beldel
J, Loes
Trevose
Mins
Beatrice Vrooman
Mime
Fact Vrooman
Migs
Fanny G
Wilson
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Cor
Union Streets
Union
Corona Colt
Governor Dole
Gov. Bawford
Deleall
Bing Barkin
Sam
Laurmias
Nowation
Hewall
Rompd
Inlanda
Anton
Hn Prten
Honilah
Tve
Maneager Waldren
Walsano
Nowais
Beccame
Waldron Douttleas
Wan Uu
John Mutuka
Bowtboy
Kluuea
Gielock
Nowad
Milo
Oon
Gintee
Hse. Iy Beaters
iXyAe Pyate
Imperial Cigar Store
Port Street
Pauncefote
Mebael Henry
Parte
Staten
Lord Pauncefote
Cody Fair Refining
S. Alameda
Coast Wells, Fargo & Co. Express
Manonic Temps
Jeuweniger
Mont Pelee
Galbraith
Goncurs
Circuit Court
Fort Street
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