Hancock Returns Troop Transport Reach Honolulu
United States army transport Hancock carrying the 10th Infantry band and second battalion along with Marines and hospital staff docked at Navy wharf No 1 at daylight off Koko Head. The ship sailed from San Francisco on the 14th and is en route to Manila with 418 soldiers and numerous officers and dependents.
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United States Army
Hancock
Koko Head
Hancvck
San Fratcisco
Mmull
Monubilu
Mantin
10Th Infantry
United States Marine Corps
Hopital Corps
Honolulu
Loews
Hit
61Th Comet Artillery
Philippin Lealore
Tenth Infantry
Ralph W. Hoyt
H.C von Vilet
Henry Kirby
Clarks
B. A. Root
Bernard Kelly
RF. Waleton
G. Thrner
H. Cooke
John E. Morris
Hannah
Robert ‘Umber
Wiloon
Walter Te Read
Benj
R. Waile
PL Williams
Willow Brackett
Walter 1 Noa
Farl Fi Bille
Pant Anat
Burgeo J. D. Wilton
S.no
Ras Albert B. Heating
Chan R. Freeman
Ernest J. Robert
John D. Milliken
Calvary
RW. Hoyt
MD. Cronint
Mise Hannay
van Vilet
K. A. Root
Mary Poole
Wilvon
Burges
J. G. Manna
Mra RC
Humber
W. J. Reed
B. R. Wade
Misa Maurie Lowe
D. A. McGee
J. F. Presnell
John M. Sylvester
Bylventer
T. A. Alexander
Quartermaster’s Department
Mint
Daley Doane
Schupp
Huntock
Port Alu
Manila
Methuen’s Condition Reported After Capture
London dispatch from Pretoria notes General Methuen was brought to Klerkgoord today and is doing well. War Secretary Brodrick said Methuen, captured after a clash with General Delarey, is in favorable condition and that an exchange for Kruit is not contemplated. The commandant’s trial was postponed awaiting further evidence. Timothy Monty of the Nationalists urged equal treatment and release.
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London
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
General Methuen
Klerkadorn
Brodrick
House of Commons
Methuen
Delatey
Methuan
Com Kruit
Timothy M. Monty
Irth
BOARD HOLDS SHIPMENT FROM GLASGOW TO HAWAII VIA NEW YORK
The Board of General Appraisers sustains the protest of H Mekfeld Co Ltd against Honolulu customs. It rules the Glasgow to Honolulu voyage should be treated as a single transaction from Britain to Hawaii, rejecting New York as an import point. The New York landing bond does not count as an import entry.
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Washington
H. Mekfeld & Co. Ltd
Honolulu
Cme
Glangow
New York
Honoluh
Bootland
Hawaii
Goody
Hawaiian Anti Stock Association Meeting Adjourned
The second meeting of the Hawaiian natives Stock Association was adjourned from the morning 10 o'clock session in the room above Cautle and Cooke's offices to Monday at 7 p.m. Many prominent stockmen were absent but expected to return by Monday. Chairman Isenberg directed the secretary to write to the Planters' Association inviting present members to attend their meeting.
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Hawaiianative Stock Association
Cautle & Cooke
Isenberg
Planters’ Association
Cecil Rhodes Failing in Cape Town Health Battle
Cape Town on March 1 reports Cecil Rhodes in critical condition after a bad night. Doctors used oxygen and sought advice from the London heart specialist who attended Mr Rhodes this year.
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Cape Town
Mar
Teell
Rhodes
Rhoden
London Heart
Ruthless heist shocks yacht luncheon crowd
New York March 4 Rupert Frits, a chef who served the luncheon for 2000 witnesses at Shooters Solend for William's yacht Meteor launch, signed over. he allegedly borrowed a large amount of silverware from Iienda. In the rush for souvenirs most silver vanished before Fritz and assistants noticed the raid, leading him to an assignment as impossible to repay.
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New York
Rupert Frits
Shooters Solend
Fomperoe William
Meteor
Fritz Maya Ho
Iienda
Fritz
Tie Avsistants
Independent Home Rule to Issue English Edition
The Independent Home Rule announces a weekly English edition in conjunction with Hawaiing. The edition, issued today at Wall, Nichols Co. will present Hawaii's political situation impartially before the President and Congress. George Markham serves as the alto.
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Staunch
Independent Home Rule
Hawaiing
Nichols Co
Congress
Witusaven
Hawaii
George Markham
Altos
Woman's Guild Meets March Meeting in Kewalo Street Home
The Woman's Guild of the Second Congregation of St. Andrew's will hold its meeting Monday March 24 at the residence of Mrs Charles B Crane on Kewalo Street near Wilder Avenue. Full attendance is desired as matters of importance are to be brought up. Winifred Ple Emory, Secretary.
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St. Andrew's
Charles
Crane
Kewalo Street
Wilder Avenue
Winipred Ple Emory
House Committee Advances Chinese Exclusion Bill
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs continues consideration of the Mitihit-Kahn Chinese exclusion bill. Most major policy features have been settled, but significant administrative details still require action.
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Wantington
Mar
House Committee On Foreign
Keawhou Rescues Small Boat Off Ula Harbor
The steamer Keawhou picked up a small boat near Ula harbor. It appeared to be the property of a Japanese sailor and contained two small oars.
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Tris
Iran
Ula Harbor
Fale Eriten
Beet Sugar Trust Fights Havemeyer Trust in Reorganization
Western beet sugar leaders with $11 million capital plan a new United Sugar Company to rival the Havemeyer controlled Sugar Refining Company. Idaho sugar interests and Michigan Colorado firms weigh in as rivals prepare to merge under a single banner with capital around 100 million. Ex Congressmen J Hamilton Lewis notes reorganization is advancing but not ready. others in Chicago and New York anticipate final steps and a fierce battle to control pricing and production.
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New York
Chicago
Sugar Trust
American ‘Sugar Refining Company
Beot Angar
Wentle
Sigat Trust
Mugar
Thin City
Ar Reet Augar Company
Aston
Concwenn
Michigan
Inbo Company
Colorado Rewt Sugar Company
Dem
Oxnard
Thoes
Haveneyer Cmpany
Lord Wolseley to Examine South Africa Affairs
London March 14 Pigld Marshal Lord Wolseley former Commander in Chief of the British Army to go again to Africa for a private tour. The War Department denies official connection, but Britons fear a major campaign replan. He is to travel to Cape Town aboard a vessel with Lady Methuen and the Rhodes brothers’ kinship noted.
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Lord Wolseley
South Africa
London
Britain
Kitchener
Moote
Voller
Lord Wolecley
Wolmley
South Afria
Menee
Cape Town
Majuba
Frank Rhodes
Arthur Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Methuen
No Agreement on Cuban Sugar Tariff Talks
Members of the Ways and Means Committee discussed a possible 20 percent Cuban tariff reduction for two years in exchange for a 20 percent payment to Cuba from U.S. Treasury funds. Fordney advocated a rebate-like plan sent to the Cuban government rather than the planters. The conference, held from 2 to 5 am, adjourned with no conclusion and will resume at 2 pm tomorrow.
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Neton
Wayn and Menne Committee
Progres
Fordney
Michigan
Nto Cubs
Cubs
United States
Dal
Payne
Mariia
Minnesota
Lord Hope Bankrupt Championship Football in London
March 14 Lord Francis Hope heir to Newcastle faces creditors and a possible fall of estates. The Junior Association Football League final at Panahou grounds features Maile Aimar against Punahous with both teams on six points. lineup includes Ludwigsen Ehrlich Osborn Hatley Dodge and Dowsett for Maile Aimar and Gilman Dreter Dowsett Andrews Dodge for Punahous.
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London
Francis Hope
Actionn
May Yoh
Han Boon Uvink
Orient
Putnam Bradive Strogn
UnitedBtates Army
Hope
Duke of Newcastle
Newcastle
Lord Hope
Association Football
Panahou
Punahous
A. Gilman
L. Goon
A. Dreter
Dowsett
E. Andrews
Ladies view new Sew-Hackfeld building opening
A ladies reception toured the Sew-Hackfeld building at Queen and Fort streets. Officers and Arm personnel showcased the electric hotel and main Fort street area, praising the interior decorations and services while attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening.
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Hackfeld
Queen and
Fort Plrecty
Fort Street
Makiki Boys Win After Morning Game
Makiki boys defeated Highschool in a rough morning contest played under poor weather. The Makiki team led in scoring while Bealo suffered, with Behoal slipping behind. final score shows Makiki ahead though details are garbled. Tr. W. J. Bogle officiated.
Legal notice on Honolulu Plantation Company settlement talks
Attorneys for the United States and Honolulu Plantation Company sign a stipulation to suspend litigation while negotiations for a compromise proceed. A prior jury verdict awarded 105000 dollars with a judge offering 75000, rejected, and a second trial yielded 103623 dollars, leading to an appeal.
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Dintelet
Theekone
J. J. Dunne
United States
Hatch
Sifiiman
Honolulu
Kawwrnmient
Washington
Alameda
Kotor
Strong and Lady Hoe in Yokohama Port Dinner Probe
An officer in Ashington reports an old inquiry into the transport Warren being entertained by Quartermaster Canton as Captain Strong and a companion dined aboard in Yokohama. The affair involved Strong's wife and led to Canton receiving a sharp reprimand with advice for American officers to monitor guests. The couple reportedly will not be hosted again aboard the vessel.
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Ae Strong
Cannon
America
Taneporta
Evening Clans and Business Men's clans clash in two basketball games
Tonight Washertall will host two games with the Evening Clans facing the Business Men's clan and the Intermediate team meeting the Senior Evening Class squad. Key players include Tobi Pierson, W. Binkley, and J. In German.
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Washertall
Phynten
Fred Young
Claes Tonm
Obenlark Tobi Pierson
W. & Binkley
J. In
Gorman
Royal Reception Ahead of Court Departure in Peking
Mrs. Conger wife of the United States Minister in Peking hosted a reception with the aid of American legation ladies and other courtiers today. Princesses and court ladies attended as the Chinese court prepared for an unprecedented departure. The Dowager Empress sent greetings and expressed hope for continued kindly relations.
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Peking
Mre. Conger
United States
Legation
Mie Mons
Jiffin
Kimprese
Balloon ascent called off amid strong persistent winds
The government meteor tenth forecasts a thin balloon ascent today but the wind is very strong and increasing in speed, raising the likelihood the balloon will be blown out to sea.
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Srof
Lyonn
Denied American Papers in Senate Commerce Committee Report
Washington March 13 Sen Han da of the Committee on Commerce reported adversely Foster bill to grant American register to the Seattle steamer Manavense. The Mananense has called at this port several times. Berlin March moved that a change in the German embassy in Washington was foulble. Foreign Office denies Dr von Holleben will be furloughed or recalled.
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Washington
Mar
Senator Handa
Committee On Commerce
American Register
Manavense
Seattle
Berlin
Foreign Office
Associated Press
von Holleben
Nahiku Stockholders to Vote on 26 Year Lease Proposal
Alexander Baldwin and Nahiku Sugar Company negotiate a lease offer for the Nabiku property, with Nabiku Stockholders scheduled to vote at a special meeting. The plan promises a five percent dividend on invested capital, framed by concessions from the leasers to suspend family debt and enable dividend payments.
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Kiku Sugar Company
AP Daldwin
Hana Plantation Company
Nabiku
Nabiku Sugar Company
Gaelic Departs for San Francisco under rough seas
The Gaelic, captained by Finch, left the Orient bound for San Francisco in rough seas with strong headwinds. The Orient steamer arrived in port yesterday afternoon, docking at the channel wharf after a voyage from Yokohama. Freight totalled 20 tons with 400 Japanese passengers aboard for San Francisco.
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Grete
Finch
San Francisco
Orient
Channel Wharf
Jere Hong
Edward Bewall Outalde. Four masted American ship Ward Sewall
The four masted American ship Ward Sewall capt Quick was sighted off Koko Head this morning. She was at Diamond Head at 1230 o clock, Bewall in sixteen days from Oyster Harbor.
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Sewall
Quick
Koko Head
Dimond Head
Oyater Harbor
Olga the four masted schooner arrives at port with coal
The American four masted schooner Olga of 444 tons under Captain Waldwick arrived in port days after departing Newenatle with coal. The vessel came in shortly before a non 0 day, as reported in the latest shipping news.
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Olga
Newenatle
Waldwick
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