Dr Raffel Replacement Considered in Samoa Crisis
Washington reports reveal Dr Salf sailed from Germany to New York en route to Ramon to replace Dr Raffel, Apia Municipal Council president, as Chief Justice Chambers’ remarks prompt debate on American replacement to stabilize Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dr. Salf
Germany
New York
Ramon
Raffel
Municipal Counsil
Apia
aes Jane/seo
Ratt
Sat
Dance
Hind
State Department
Bis
Samoa
Damaged War Casualty Totals Reported in Army Ledger
A garbled government record lists casualty totals from May 1, 1803 to February 28, 1899. It states 9,949 killed in action, 126 died of wounds, 5,277 died of disease, totaling 6,731 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiet
Aetau
Wonita
New Sugar Steamer Plan Aims Hawaii Trade Shift
The American Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company, formed under New Jersey law, will operate ships linking New York Philadelphia San Francisco and Honolulu. Founders include George S Dearborn Wallace B Flint and Oscar T Sewall. The plan envisions American built steamers loading from New York to San Francisco Hawaii and returning with sugar in about 80 days. Local firms have agreed to supply cargoes as arrangements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company
New Jersey
Hawaii
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Honolulu
George S. Dearborn
Dearborn & Co
Wallace B. Flint
Flint & Co
Oscar T. Sewall
Williams, Dimond & Co
The
Horn
The Marshal in after ties who set fire tow loose in Manon
A garbled line from a historical page mentions a marshal officer and a fire incident in Manon, implying a pursuit and a release of a suspect. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the note references law enforcement and a blaze linked to a person of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manon
War of Sugar Magnates Battle Shifts as Trust Withdraws Funds
Boston reports reveal the Americas Sugar Refining Company withdrawing 3 million dollars from its Boston accounts to crush opposition from independent refiners including the Doschers and Havemeyer interests. The move, announced for three installments, aims to influence stock and profits while filings show assets at year end near 118 million, with Arbuckle Bros. package sugar demands prompting new packaging initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St“Deback
Bros
Doschers
Mollenhaver
Americas Sugar Refining Company
Boston
Wallatract
Intereet
Harry O. Havemeyer
Arbuckle & Co
American Sugar Refining Company
Massachusetts
Hava~meyer
Asneta
Inet
Noninal
Arbuckle Bros
Trust
National Bank Promoters May Start Under Hawaiian Law
National Bank promoters plan to begin operations under Hawaiian law after weeks of discussions. Seligmans of New York and Co. are near ready to launch in Manila via the Anglo Californian Bank of San Francisco and associates in San Francisco, London, and Honolulu. US banking law cannot yet apply to Hawaii, so the venture may operate under local Hawaiian liberal but controlled banking provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Organization of Corporation
Transac
Bagi
Mavila
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Busi
Nes
Manila Corporation
Auutes Arinriocn Uack
President McKinley to name new canal board
President McKinley will appoint a seven member board by April 11 to study the Nicaragua and Panama routes for the Atlantic canal project. The panel includes Rear Admiral Walker General Peter C Hain Professor Haupt and likely Engineer Noble with two current Walker Commission members. The board will examine routes and report to the president in the fall for presentation to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Nicaragua
Panama
Congress
Walker Commission
Walker
Peter C. Hain
Haupt
Engineer Noble
Buildings Coming Afloat For Anco Lula Trona Works Co
A ship soon chartered to bring iron structures from New York for the Anco Lula Tron Worka Co Ltd. They will be erected at a new Kakawka site and expected to be occupied next January. The ship Lrogavis is sailing from New York with raw material, and a large quantity is arriving overland from San Francisco for the operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ancolula Tron Worka Co., Ltd
Kakawka
Lrogavis
San Francisco
Japanese Schooner Here With Damage and Voyage Tale
A Japanese schooner arrives at port after a storm near Wake Island. Captain Naké says the vessel is days from Tokyo and 64 days from Wake. The ship carries 17 Japanese and four European crew with a Japanese Navy lieutenant aboard learning navigation. The objective was to fish for a barky and the vessel sustained canvas loss during the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nok
Putin
Dietrag
Hartivane
Wake
Leland
Crptain Nake
Tokio
Europe
Intier
Neutenant
Fapaoea Navy
Sewerage Work Begins on Honolulu Sewer System
Supervising Aavitary Engineer Edwards of New York began work on the Honolulu sewer plan. A gang of laborers is engaged in excavation for the pumping and reservoir station at Kakanko, with crews working yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
New York
Haw
Honolulu
Kakanko
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Rapfel
Dentus
Averley Block
Bethel Street
Evans
Woory
Boston Bank
Supreme Court
Victorian Ellis
D. Gonr
Kanrobe
Reailue
Cabn
K. Kaulin
A. Clark
Ellen P. Clark
Letorei Or
Ber
G. Wilder
Laintiff
Ward
Laintif
Csoo
City of Columbia
Angely
Henry L. Evans
Coumbia
Twild
bin Wif
Whiting
Circust
Dudge Stanley Antting
Frear
Oane
City of Columbia Aos
Mar Nbal
Inet and Bet
Bor
Vencelo
Libellanta
Anocenaiul
Parabanyr
Wurveya
Yeasel
Velow
National Bank
Seligmans
Philippines
ROYAL
Gray
Pakces
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!