War memories from a South African veteran
H M Marshall recounts six months under General Buller in South Africa and the Boer guerrilla war. He praises Buller, criticizes Warren, and disputes cruelty claims against the Boers while noting the Cape rebellion’s collapse and ongoing guerrilla actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlatan
Tacoma
M. Marshal
South Side
London
Marshal Ie
Om Alek
General Buller
South Africa
Mr. Marshal
Gener
Buller
Wix Monty
Lady, Smith
Cape Hire
de Wetta
Fuller
Charles Warren
Splan Kop
gAbement
Warren
Dinaster
Kent
Huller
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Criel
Cronje
End of War Rumors and Mining Parley in South Africa
Reported statements recounting British prisoner woes after Majuba Hill and Dutch resistance to gold mining in South Africa. Claims 18,000 prisoners, a lack of foreign support, and anticipated Boer surrender once De Wet is captured. Predicts mines restarting in six months and fading future trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majuba Hill
South Africa
Ben Brither
Rowe
Botha
Dole Must Go Says Emmeluth in Hawaii Legislature
In a dramatic opening session of the Hawaii Territory House, Emmeluth denounces F. W. Weckley and attacks the late Dole regime. He accuses lawmakers of blocking progress, recalls 1883 events, and blasts the monarchy revival while the memorial to the president is debated amid partisan fault lines.
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Emmeluth
United States
Pacific Comal
Congress
Hawaii
Lahaina
Britain
Macfarlane
Aylott
Dickey
Bock
Ummeluth
Republican Party
Rock
Ase
Dole
Lateford B. Dolemant
Kumalap
Hooge
Bookley
Emmoeluth
Lyman Selected to Represent Hawaii at West Point
Delegaes Wilcox endorses K Lyman a Hawaii youth 19 to attend the Military Academy at West Point. Lyman son of Rufus Lyman of Hilo resides in Fillo and is a graduate of Oahu College. Bartlett also seeks endorsement for regular service under the new U S army organization.
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K. Lyman
Oahu
Mawr
Naval
Bartlett
Said Pasha Pleases Honoluluin Opera House Crowd
Gai d Pasha was good Josephine Stanley Opera Company performed Said Pasha with aged humor and dignity. The small audience applauded generously and flowers were sent to Mise Stanton. Paul Egry shined on violin and received multiple encores. Fra Diavolo slated for tomorrow. Said Pasha to be presented Saturday matinee and evening Wangyi shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho
Josephine Stanley Opera Company
Honolulu
Pasha
Mise Stanton
Paul Egry
Himeslf
Fra Diavolo
Wang'y
Francesco Murphy Open Daily For Music And Meetings
Murphy hall at the corner of Hotel Bethel streets offers daily access from 4 pm to 11 30 pm with music each evening. It invites committees to meet, notes a temperance focus, and advertises refreshments including ham sandwiches doughnuts coffee or tea and soft drinks. A Saturday night concert and literacy program is planned with practical talks on temperance.
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Francia Murphy
Cory Corners
Murphy Hall
Drake
Bethel Streets
Dr Sloggett Appointed to State Health Board
Governor Dole appointed Dr Sloggett as the seventh member of the Board of Health completing the panel. Existing members include Dee Cooper and Garvin. A pending court case in the Hous e Court delays a separate matter while plans for a local band event are noted.
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Sloggett
Dr. Sloggett
Dole
Hoard of Health
Dee Cooper
Garvin
Extra Session Opens in Full Forge for Territory
The extra session begins with rapid scheduling as Senate and House clerks meet after the hour to elect officers. S. E. Kalonokalant is chosen president, with unanimous votes signaling unity for the session’s goals and readiness to address spending measures and officer reappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ful Forge
Senate proceedings adjourn after brief recess and oath
The Senate took a recess then reconvened with the Chief Justice administering oaths. The President and officers were sworn in before adjournment at 10 50 o clock until 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brown
Senate
Carter
House Convenes for Session Work in Forenoon
The House opened shortly after 10 o'clock with Clerk Meheula in charge. Absentees included Mone wirtat Kantho Hoogs Robertaon Bm avoluth Miblo Nallima. Kaguwal gave a prayer as Beckley asked why the House assembled, and the Clerk read the proclamation. Officers were mostly reelected, Ke Moboea named messenger and Kaul makade janitor. Nakookoo retained sergeant at arms by 18 to 0. Speaker Kalltnral gave a neat speech. A Senate message announced readiness for business. The clerk was directed to notify the Senate and discuss funds to cover unpaid expenses of the late Legislature, Emmeluth then introduced a resolution delaying the noon hour.
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Senate
House
White
Otttom
Caypleas
Carter
E. Kalue
Cominavons
Katie
Nimdelt
Kalanojis|alant
View
Paris
Kalauckalant
Powel
Mr. Achi
Henate
Momr. Achi
Hardwis
C. Dyowu
Meheula
Estra Weasley
Monewirtat
Kantho
Hoogs
Robertaon
Bmavoluth
Miblo
Nallima
Kaguwal
Beckley
Mohoula
Howe
Kay Kahnwal
Hanapt
J. Ke Moboea
Kaulmakade
Nakookoo
At-Arme
Hgl
W. H. Kalltnral
Aking
Renate
Buxine
Benste
Leginlavire
Emmeluth
Cooper Leads Health Board At Watery Meeting
A Board of Health session at 110 p.m. named Dr Cooper as president provisional while nominating William Auld and others for official posts. The gathering discussed the presidency and possible permanent arrangements, with readiness to elect a successor if he cannot continue.
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Board of Health Weas
CB. Cooper
William Auld
de Stomgott
Avariry
Dole
de Garvin
Braith
Moudinith
Cooper
Dan
Vavatlon
Pengllont
Dole Uses Rare Executive Powers Over Legislation
Attorney General Dole opines the Governor may approve a bill after legislative adjournment within ten days, making it a valid law. The issue centers on the 1901 Hawaii Territorial acts on Supreme Court dates and the Governor's signature past adjournment.
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Dole
Supreme Court
Goveror Dole
Judey Galbraithean
Rafael
Justice Frear
Ruseel
Dolewis
Frear
Thia Hill
Goveernor Dole
West
United States
Dole Follo
Legal discussion on territorial Governor powers and federal Acts
A deputy attorney general outlines how territorial governance and organic acts shape executive authority, comparing California and Nevada precedents. He notes the President's power to sign bills post adjournment remains unsettled, referencing Detroit v Chapin and La Abra Mining Co. conclusions and urging review of cited authorities.
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Dole
Honolulu
Banford
Haherewith
Cathcart
B. P. Dole
P. Dole
Territory of
Hawaii
Callefornia
Haw
Fowler
Pierce
Whornbure
Hermann
Lanke
Colinty
Wats Alesweuting
Detroit Y
Chapin
Arian
Utah
Pawittos
New York
Ann
Cartersville
Koven Michurs
Eilery
Hastan Atm
N. W
Lankford
Detroit
California
Aura
Healy
Nevada
U.S
Detratt
Urguit Court Today Sees Hoit Case And Motions
In Cirowit Court today Joan D Hoit case proceeds with Kinney Sal Jou and McClanahan for the plaintiff and C Brown for the defendant. Attorney Rainshow William McCarthy requests bond for a charged vault and battery. Court schedules memoranda and estate notices with hearings in May and June, focusing on emergency chamber matters and related docket items.
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Cirowit
Joan D. Hoit Va
Kaubi
Ie Vicciment
Kinney
Sal Jou
McClanahan
Vlaintiff
C. Brown
Atwroey Rainshow
William McCarthy
Nalini
Hebron
Holm
Frawk
Frawk Litlsva
James Carty
Mt Cohn Va
Doo
Mandaya
No Quorum at Republican Caucus Endorsing Governor Dole
Report notes absence of a central committee quorum for a Monday caucus where Republicans endorsed Governor Dole for President McKinley. Objections arise from city Republicans to the action. Only four committee members were present in Solitte, needing five for a quorum, delaying formal action amid weather data and stray station readings.
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Dole
McKinley
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