Russia and Japan clash on Yalu bridges and fortifications
General Kuroki reports Japanese forces breached river positions and advanced on Antung to Livahukon, capturing twenty guns and numerous prisoners as Imperial Guards and Second Division pressed the engagement. Casualties cited and bridge operations completed with no major Japanese losses.
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Livahukon
Imperial Guards
Lisoyang Road
Fenghuan-cheng
Toye
Takahira
Washington
Te Saito
Honolulu
Kuroki
First
Japan
Yalu
Imperial Guard
Nangon Islands
Istana
Chimlenchang
Senyolot
Wijuzmi
Wiju
Hosoya
Antaushan
Ritzwyuen
Chinchenchang
Bukichin
Gay
Hushan
Admiral Hosoya
Antangelen
YuBhu-Kau
Chiu-Lien-Ghang
Makay
Yu gnu-Kan
Seabury Found Goulegtons In Court Case
George W. Raymond the dentist appeared in Police Court charged with assault and battery on Jos Seabury. Seabury sought to collect an ice bill dispute leading to a scuffle. Raymond ordered him to leave the office and used force to escort him out. Judge Lindsay discharged Raymond, ruling no harm done and no legal rights violated.
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George W. Raymond
Jos. Seabury
Raymond
Seabury
Lindsay
Arauult
De Bolt Itys Labor Sentence In Pollen Court
In a framed hearing Mrs Nanute De Holt faced two counts for profanity and assault on Charles Hopkins in Judge De Bolt's chambers. Testimony described slapping Hopkins, with terms like black person used. Judge Landeau sentenced De Holt to one month in jail with hard labor. deputy filed nolle prosequi on assault charge as proceedings closed.
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Pollen Court
Nanute de Holt
Asault
Charien Hopkins
de Bolt
Chas. Hopkins
Hopkins
Mra. de Holt
Landeau
Mra
de Holt
Sheri Chillingworth
Seil the Blood Right for the Year Mill.
An item promoting a vegetable tonic claims it restores and invigorates, presenting itself as a purely vegetable alternative and tonic.
Scribner's Sarsaparilla Claims Historic Health Benefits
In early days when settlers were few, a natu book guided father and mother, and their discoveries passed down. With spring’s return a pill was found good for all ages from children to the elderly. Scribner's Sarsaparilla, extracted in much greater purity, promises enduring wellness.
Government moves to cut public costs across departments
In a special session the Legislature approves a two month grace period and broad salary reductions across most departments to balance the budget. Governor Carter, meeting with heads of government offices, orders immediate economic measures including payroll cuts starting May and personnel shifts in the Treasury and Public Works. Some educational staff remain on current terms until further notice as other departments trim about one hundred thousand dollars by July. Hawaiian sugar vessels Andrew Welch Mohican Archer and Reterprise arrive in San Francisco with over 4000 tons of sugar ready for sale.
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Cones
Adonowtes
Centrou
Garter
Atkinson
Holloway
Campbell
Lorrin Andrews
Pratt
Public Instruction
Atkinean
Timne
May
Public Department
Aleo
Liu
Treasury Department
Lyons
Smithies
Secretary
Attorney General's Department
Andrew Welch
Mohican and
Archer
Retorprise
San Francisco
Fog saves Vladivostok in fog bound siege reports
Reports from Washington and Honolulu describe Kamimura fleet actions near Vladivostok thwarted by dense fog. Ships at Gensan and near Vladivostok failed bombardment attempts, while Maya and Seji led torpedo boats up the Yalu on May and engaged enemy forces with cannons and infantry around Antung.
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Saito
Kamimura
Gensan
Vladivostok
Vlndivontoki
Gonsan
Takahira
Washington
Te Baito
Honolulu
Yalu
Yongemphe
Antung
Big Island Public Works Progress and Board Changes
Hawaii Island public works proceed with surveys and plans for the Hilo sewer and Honolulu style man holes. $10,000 allocated for Hilo power and bids due by May. Volcano road repairs depend on Puna Road Board authorizations with $12,000 needed and tenders for three sections. Road work totals $47, SW data for a new bridge and road survey notes received. several road board resignations and replacements announced on the Big Island.
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Hawaii
Losu
Eld
Public Works Office
Ieee
G. T. Gere
E. C. Baldwin
Hilo
Honolulu
Praullo
Pawabau
South Ille Et Alcamal
Hawai
Loebenstein
Torrvey
Yalu battle and labor strikes headline compiled item
Russian officials deny a defeat at the Yalu while Japanese forces claim victory. Reports from Tokyo confirm Yalu engagement and silenced shore batteries. In the U S Midwest, Santa Fe shops near Topeka shut, affecting about 2,000 workers, with up to 10,000 more in related plants. Chicago and New England see large strike actions totaling thousands. Panama Canal payment milestone noted with initial 1 million issued toward a total of 10 million. Sugar market update from San Francisco closes with beet analysis.
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Topeka
Kans
Santa Fe
Thie City
Californian sails with sugar and next legs planned
The American Hawaiian steamship Californian sails after loading 6200 tons of sugar at Kahului. She aims to depart Kahului tonight for Hilo, then Wednesday night for Delaware Breakwater, carrying 970 tons from Kahului and 1430 from Hitle, totaling 000 tons from the Islands. Races prize details and local court notes follow.
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Kaholwl Lant
Kahului
Hilo
Delaware Breakwater
Hitle
Islands
Contraband Calabashes Arrest Highlights Local Case
John D Wiehe was arrested for receiving contraband calabashes reported as stolen items from Allan Make Jal. The items were found in Wiehe's shop after he claimed they were left for repair. He refused to name the supplier. W H Campbell, manager of Puna plantation, has resigned and Inwald will enter fruit canning in Puma district.
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John D. Wiehe
Allan
Wiehe
W. H. C. Campbell
Puna
Inwald
Puma
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