Yankee Fighters Welcome Second Manila Expedition Docks
A flagship China of the second Manila expedition arrives at dawn. The contingent, led by General Greene and Captain Seabary, marches through Honolulu with bands, cheers, and a peacetime welcome. Colorado Volunteers from Denver Leadville Pueblo Greeley Boulder and other towns form about 1200 troops with Utah Artillery and regulars aboard. A local correspondent recalls rough seas, Red Cross support, a glee club, services, and liberty for the men, including a waterfront reception and a march to Waikiki for a seaside outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Hawaii Pond
Manila
Seabary
General Greene
Adjt
Bates
Anders Cnmmander
Locker
Schoffler
Maj
Beil
Bureau of Information
Jewett
Bourne
Colorado Volunteers
Denver
Leadville
Pueblo
Greeley
Cuepls Creek
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Utah Light Artillery
18Th
U. S. Infantry
Sann Antonio
Texas
O. L. Jeanson
Egt
Co. I
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Red Cross Society
Porta
Porn
Irvine
Chaplin
Alameda
San Francisco
Y Zealandia
Colorado Volunteer Regiment on Board the China
Friends in the Colorado regiment describe the unit as one of the finest volunteer regiments in the United States. Comprised of picked men from the First and Second Colorado National Guard, they have campaign experience from Leadville Cripple Creek and San Francisco rendezvous. Leaders include Col Irving Hale and Col H B McCoy, with Majors Anderson Kamblein and Moses. journalists Harry W. McCauley and Arthur O. Johnson serve in Company E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the
Colorado Regiment
China
United States
Colorado National Guard
San Francisco
Leadville
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Manila
Irving Hale
Colorado Volunteers
West Point
Col.ale
Sn Jgadier Gite
General Electric Aespeny
Denver
H. B. McCoy
N.G
Noble
M. Moses
Colorado Guard
Charles H. Anderson
Denver & Rio Grande Road
L. A. Kamblein
Yale
A. Bilvertine
Hospital Corps
Harry W. McCauley
Denver Republican
Arthur O. Johnson
Rocky Mountain News
McCauley
George Carter
Bob
Bicycle Repairs to Ride In Rack of Special Parts
A listing notes bicycle repairs and parts available on order including seat posts with roller bearings cones hall cups axles sprockets chains and gear components with attention to fit from 17 to 48. The ad mentions a cranky special pieces and forgings in stock at an old reliable shop.
The Honolulu Cyclery Advertisement at 231 King Street
An old style ad promises prompt bicycle repairs at 231 King Street Honolulu with a quirky note to oil bikes regularly and a curious claim about savings. The text reflects period marketing language and a salvaged OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Honolulu Cyclery
King Street
Colorado University Banjo Club Leader in Local Paper Note
Shingle in Denver mentions OC and A H McCealey in regular service in Philadelphia. Johnson, a University of Colorado graduate from last June, led the university Banjo Club and is nephew of T M Patterson, a prominent Colorado political figure also connected to the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
OC. A. H. McCealey
Philadelphia
Johnson
University of Colorado
University
T. M. Patterson
Colorado
Patterson
Visitors to Senate chamber invited for letters home in Hawaii
Visiting soldiers were invited to use the Senate chamber for writing letters home as officials and veterans assisted with stationery. Major General Greene and staff were received by President Dole at the Executive building, with a guard of honor present. Rumors swirled that McKinley would annex Hawaii via war measure and a draft bill for Hawaiian government could appear in Congress once the Newlands resolution passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Manson
Arma
Seantora
R. J. Greene
Greene
Rhode Island
U.S. A
Manila
Dole
Cooper
F. ¥. Groene
Philippines
Bailey
Highteenth
Haloia
Colorado Regiment of Volunteers
Young
Utah Light Artillery
Mr. Were
John D. Spreckele
Honolulu
McKinley
House
Hopolula
Hatch
Congress
Newlands
Local paper notes travel and salary news from Alameda to Philippines
N S Bach's depart Aloha on Alameda yesterday. Sachs to depart Gaelic July 8. House raises salaries to 2 206 626 from 2 164 646 an increase of 41 980. Salvation Army sells ice cream at Allen block in rooms once California restaurant. Miller war correspondent for Chicago Inter Ocean arrives aboard Moana en route to the Philippines. General Greene and Captain Sebury dine with the President and Mrs. Dols tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S. Bachs
Alameda
Sachs
House
Senate
Salvation Army
Allen’ Block
the Army
California
Mr. Miller
Chicago Inter Ovcan
Moana
Philippines
Senate Reports On Income Tax Bill And House Appropriations Actions
The Senate adopted majority and minority reports on an income tax bill with reasons, and a separate note on repealing Schedule E. A concurrent resolution sought authorization to stamp letters by U.S. soldiers in Hawaii en route to the Philippines. House amendments to the Front accounts appropriation bill were altered, with multiple road, bridge, and public works items adjusted across Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and Kauai, including a Honolulu streetlight raise and various repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cecil Brown
Lyman
G. N. Wilcox
H.P. Baldwin
J. A. McGand
Lena—Alao
House
Mani
Olowalu
Yoo
Kokoino
Riba
Halehaku
Haelo
Makawao
Kawaipapa
Hana
Kabikioui
Hanawi
Kailaa
Molokai
Pokoo
Halawa
Keele
Awalua
Lanai
Oshu
Honolulu
Nauanu
Pals
Atreeta
Ewa
Waianao
Wainhole
Kauai
Kolo
Electric Light
Hono
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Ayer
Republic of Hawaii
A. L, Oear
G. D, Gear
Bensoment
King St
GEAR
Eald Places
George D. Gear
King and Bethel Street
Charles F. Peterson
Notary Public
Kashumanu
William A. Henshall
Kashumanu Street
Tole
Edings
Bethel and
King Streets
Honolulu, A. J
A. C. Wall
D.D
C.E. Wall
D.D.S
Love
Fort Biroots
Gilbert F. Little
Diamond Head
Siory
W. G. Ashley
Smpire
Ashley
Richards Street
King Atract
G. W. KR
King
Waileiki
Waikiki
Lon,ranch
Wright
Wale N. G. H
Reyal Make
JSYAL
John D. Spreckels Honda
Isneral Greene
Captain Seabury
Mra. Dols
Blue
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