Meade Transport Arrives After Rough Bay Crossing
The United States Army transport Meade docked at the harbor after a passage from San Francisco marked by quarantine for smallpox, heavy seas, and water damage to baggage. Crew and passengers endured fumigation withquicker fumes and a shift of personnel from the Rosecrans. A later arrival, the Baker, brought more passengers but only two for this port.
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United States Army
Meade
San Francisco
San
Ai Tle
Lonmsport
Dolacy
Reocrane
Avaite
Rosecrans
Campbell
WL. C
Ranmport Baker
Sauna
H. W. Newton
Firet Liew Artillery
Camp McKinley
Raventy
P. Henry Hay
Seventh Infantry
A. E. Bradley
Saracon
Lincoln Kariady
Marine Corps
L. 8. Miller
Coast Artillery
J. Ronayne
Nineteenth Infantry
H.W. Newton
Samuel P.dallam
D. Rucker Jr
Ham . Faulkner
Lk. Stryker
F. &. Sidman
Teutenant
H.W. Thompson
Leutenant
Pearce
Lolwonring
Eleventh Infantry
C. B. Frank
Twentyhat Infantry
T. Bi. Crockett
Twenty-fourth
Infanery
Mobert Crieger
Harry Greenberg
T King Cole
KM. Saigon
George H. Cantday
H. M. Weston
J. Ms. Lawrence
FM. Starr
Roy Willded
Navy Affairs approves end to Bellar controversy agitation
Washington March 2 The House Naval Affairs Committee adopts a resolution concurring with President Roosevelts plan to terminate agitation surrounding the Bellar controversy and Ladefinary delaying a station. results list officers, families, and troops aboard including Marine and Army personnel and a Manila-bound coal transport, totaling 734. The Meade lies at Naval wharf No. and will take 1,000 tons of coal to Manila.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Roonevalt
Vela
J. C. Smith
Veterimartan
Blesforth
Feant
Elinon P. Harela
Sary Bergeant
II Williamson
Arnery
Cori
P. Henry Ray
A. Brediey
Neadiey
Dradtey
W. ¥. Stamper
Highth Infantry
Mra
Sr. Purmsell
Tenth Infantry
Mra Burnsell
Mir Fi Crockett
Lieutenant Crockett
Paulding
Mra Crockett
K. Paulding
Walton
Frank Hats
Baward Dietrich
Charles Bond
Arthie Hubiee
Alexander Gordenker
Chavten A. Winkleman
Guam
May Willard
Burgeon and Hospital Corp
Fleck Department
Stewards
Hawaii Legislature Apportionment Delayed in Committee
Washington March 18 The sub committee of the Committee on Territories has the apportionment of the Hawaiian Legislature under advisement with no conclusion yet. It is reported ready to report at the next regular meeting Friday. George R. Carter and Caupleas, Hawaii Senate secretary, will reunite Home Rule Republicans Caypless and plan a combined apportionment proposal for committee consideration. Caypless says Wilcox agrees to adopt his plan though he notes minor deficiencies in the treasure drafted bill which do not derail the committee, the defect lies in a Bligh contact with the Organic Act of the Territory.
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Washington
Apevlaly
Committee On Territories
George RK. Carter
Caupleas
Senate of Hawaii
Caypless
de Wilcox
Cayplows
Wilcox
Territory
Mayer
Hawaiiin Witet Company, Limited
Kohila
Powery
Mawel
United States
Mexico
Ariana
Alisha
District Court of the
Pette
Hawaii
Jean
Committee On Publicandy
Senate
Clark
Wyoming
JA. Breckona
Moss Alive With Bugs In Imported Plants
A report details the appointment of a government entomologist to inspect imported plants. On the day Koebele attended a San Francisco event, a consignment bound for Vartan parties carried plants infested with insects threatening vegetation. Porkins oversees such matters in Koebele’s absence. Barbara Wolter seeks separation from BH after a years-old incident.
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Koebelen
Prof
Koebele
San Franclaro
Hern
Porkins
Brof
Complications in Waikiki Trust mortgage case examined
The Hawaii court hear testimony on a complex mortgage dispute involving Queens Hospital Trust and Walkiker Land & Loan Association. Witnesses including George H. Paris and Oscar White testified about loans, commissions, and transfers tied to the Cully Tract and Higgin property, with details of who received payments and how checks were made.
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Onehrouda
Queens Mospital Trust
Walkiler Land & Sons
Mrathief McCully Higgins
George H. Paria
Henan
Robertson & Wilder
Robertson
Humphe Toya
Mee Hleeiin and
Davatter
Sitendaner
W. L. L. Association
Acrounl
First National Bank
McClanahan
Cully
Migein
Threa
Oscar White
Witness
Higgiie
Association
White
Witte
Paria Anld
Higglim
M& Communion
Waterhouse & Co
Walkukt
Pa- Hin
Waterhouse's
McCully
Bishop & Co
Porto Rico scandal on Lochloy fund described in trial notes
Testimony details a $1497 payment and a complex scheme tied to Ellen McCully Higgin, Walkiki Land and Loan Association and Ashley & Paris. Witnesses discuss agreements, security for a debt, and transfers involving White Chapin and McCully Higgin, with references to Buffalo Pan American Exposition.
Evans May Succeed Hitchcnck In Interior Post
Birmingham March 18 The Age Herald reports whispers that President Roosevelt may appoint H Clay Evany as Interior Secretary. Close allies say Evany likely to be offered the post within thirty days amid cabinet reshuffle rumors.
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Evans
Hitchcnck
Birmingham
Alm
Age-Herald
Chatta-rouge
Teun
Thore
H. Clay Evany
Roosevelt
Cork
Madeira Named for Hawaii Postmaster
A bill to amend Hawaii estate and appeals law was introduced by Representative Mondell to allow appeals from the District Court of Maui to the Supreme Court of Hawaii. It would establish a Hawaii district court with a U.S. district judge, district attorney, and marshal, and set yearly terms and salaries for court staff.
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Kington
Manel
Spec Tal
Ell
Thurniay
Maron
Hoomevelt Dent
Lhw
Willian
Smaderians Pew
Hilo
Hawaii
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Appentatrom
District Court of Mawaii
Cirrouit Court of Appedla
Ninth Judicial Distriet
United States
Thief Circuit Court
California
District Court of
Manali
Supreme Court of
Hawa
Senate
Atorios
Cal States
Benate
Whall
Wald
Sald
Trittet
United State
Ani
Unitedtates
Supreme Court
Hay Wall
Circuit
War Territory
United Staten
Hae Wall
Honolulu
Hall
Divorce filing amid voyage to United States ends with Japan departure
Lord Hope and Erin Yohe divorce linked to a New York trip and a voyage to the United States. The husband accuses no prior suspicion. wife’s late March behavior prompted action. The couple reportedly traveled toward Japan under Mr and Mrs JF Smpkie notes, amid affidavits and a hinted concealment.
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Francs
Erin
Putnam
Lee
New York
Hope
Jon
Merret
Tay Hope
Pranounend
Capitol Park Weather Reveals Long Past Civilizations
In Capitol Park wet weather exposes puddles and signs of a long past civilization. Recent tree trimming highlights the nostalgic ruin while the historic gasoline link shows new ugliness. A viewpoint urges reopening the park for the people and to spotlight country conditions.
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Capitol Park
Habolita
Anti-BALoon League Convenes Annual Convention Tonight
The Anti-Saloon League will hold its annual convention this evening at 7:00. The event includes reports on the past year’s work, election of officers for the coming year, and a discussion on temperance laws. Grover Cleveland is noted as attending.
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AntiSaloon League
Smith Water
Grover Cleveland
Judge Estee Upholds Historic Hawaiian Court Ruling
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals sustains a verdict by Judge Kester in a maritime case. A widow wins damages of 1608.18 against Tatert Lewere Company after her husband Epoch Kauoha was killed unloading iron from a schooner. The court rules Admiralty lacks jurisdiction absent territorial statute, upholding natural equity as fallback.
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United States Chronic Court of Appeals
Tatert Lewere Company
Kanata Kauoha
Circuit Court of the Grand
Court of Admiralty
Keto
Kingdom of Hawaii
Morten
Court of Appeala Hie
Katie
Cable steamer Angin completes New Zealand link
In Wellington on March 20 the Pole Cable steamer Angin Waikato Bay completed the Auckland New Zealand cable connection, marking the completion of the trans Tasman link. The event connects AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND telegraph lines, with Angin Waikato Bay facilitating the final segment of the project.
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Wellington
N. Z
Angin Wi
Nomination List Highlights Crowninghield and Brown for Ranks
The Prowl: tent today sent nominations to the Senate. Navy Captain Brent Schuyler Crowninghield is nominated for Rear Admiral and Lieutenant Commander Hobart M. Brown, retired, for Commander on the Fleet. March Washington reports the action.
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Washington
Senate
Navy
Brent Schuyler Crowninghield
Te & Komr
Comimatie
Hobart M. Brown
Powers Outlines Hawait Ditch Plan
Hawaii territorial debate centers on a ditch project by Hawaii Water Company to irrigate public lands. POWERS says the bill aligns with state authorization, requires fair water pricing to homesteaders, and assigns U S District Court dispute resolution. A Senate version identical to Clark’s bill is before the public lands committee.
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K. C. White
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Wines
Ellie
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Fanny
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Ashley & Parl
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Congressman Mondell
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