Mine Boat Wrecked in Russian Harbor Action
Admiral Kataoka reports the fleet reached Kerr Bay and shelled targets near Itsukushima Nishin and Miyako. A torpedo boat was damaged by a mine explosion that killed seven and wounded seven. Telegraph lines were destroyed and Russian mines, three of which were blown up, caused the loss.
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Salto
Kataoka
Kerr (1
Tallenwan
Itsukushima
Nishin
Miyako
Éirline
Takahira
Tokio
Japan
Illinois for Roosevelt instructed at state convention
Springfield May 13 Republican State Convention instructed delegates to cast ballots for Roosevelt at the National Convention. San Francisco May 12 Sugar analysis notes prices for beets and other items. unclear details follow.
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Springfield
Ill
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Cal
Mongolia Steamer Mongolia Makes Maiden Harbor Visit
The Mongolia, a new Pacific Mall liner, arrived this morning near Hovolita harbor amid city cheers. The vessel drew 28 feet, docked at Naval Wharf No. 1, and impressed passengers with comfort and seafaring efficiency. Pilot Macaulay guided the ship in, the harbor band played, and the vessel’s maiden trip from San Francisco ended in excellent weather and smooth sailing.
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Pacific Mall
Hovolita
Mongolia
Hilhe Dawangof
Koko Head
Sol
Macaulay
Mille da
Naval
Naval Wharf
Yennel
Terttoral
Borger
Alre
San Francisco
Disputed Disbarment Report Involving Trainer For Investigation
Fragmented text describes a disbarment matter involving Goalie Darin and an attorney trainer figure. It mentions reporting to the President, requests by three Bonatora, and a handover of a report to Mr. Train, with unclear Mongolian references and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darin
Trainer
Train
Lui
W A Gkintosh Letters Tell a Duplicitous Tale
A pile of letters from Mrs Mackintosh's first husband’s era reveals D A Mackintosh’s alleged duplicitous life. He allegedly deceived Clara Tansten, left her assets to sell, then married again and moved to Canada and the United States. Several letters imply multiple marriages, hidden debts, and calls to conceal information. The letters point to involvement with Denver and Ogden and a fraud claim tied to estate papers. Mackintosh denied duties and proposed instructing wives to influence relatives, while detailing hardship and misrepresentation.
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D. A. Mackintosh
Amy
Jime
Maund
Duessee
Atti
Denver
Ogden
Mackintosh
Winnipes
Man
Bolane
Mackintos
Diroat
Angus Miller
Mackintosh No. 2
Nieberdings
Nieberdings Mra, Mackintosh No. 1
Coltshaw
Mackinstow
Falas
C Mackintosh
Home Rule Leaders Confident of Strength in Hawaii Polls
FeV Sah of Fillo backed by Home Rule leaders as a strong County Attorney candidate. Kupthen credits a forged letter of recommendation to John Usie Kupthes, claiming Roosevelt would see Home Rule confidence. Kupthen predicts Hawaii’s representatives and senators for next fall, listing Wm. Keolanul, T. M. Ah Loong, Tony Fernandes, Thos. Nalethun in Kant Hawaii, and Kaniho, Pulad, 8, Lagearo in West Hawaii, with Sam Pua as senator or John A. Smith. He expects six Home Rule reps in Fifth District on Oahu and a surge of young voters.
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Fev. Sah
Fillo
Mant Hawaii
Home Men's
Republican Clubc
Lidaelty
John Usie Kupthes
Home Rule Party
Kupthen
Washington
Roosevelt
J. W. Smith
Kawi Hawaii
John T. Brown
Kupnessage
Hawaii
Kant
Wm. Keolanul
T. M. Ah Loong
Tony Fernandes
Thos. Nalethun
Kaniho
Pulad
Lagearo
Pua
John A. Smith
John T. Brows
Gast Thawall
Fernandes
Ah Loong
Keoonul
J. 1 Smith
Min
Aince
Oahu
Thie
Kupthea
Lanhou
Mau
Howall
Scott Boott Pleads Guilty in Bank Embezzlement Case
Scott Boott pleaded guilty in Judge De Holt's criminal court to embezzling funds from Bishop & Co. He admitted his guilt and requested mercy. Magoon argued mitigating circumstances noting Boott's past good citizenry and intent to restore the money, with a $500 fine and costs imposed and restitution to be made.
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AX. B. Boot
Territorial Grand Jury
Bishop A Co
de Bolts
W. B Fleming
Scott
Hig Wen
Hatchetor
Boott
J. A. Magoon
Magoon
Datchelor
Seat
Fleming
de Holt
Cvetody Wintit
Travesty Stars Welcome Tobin Couple and Oliver in Honolulu
D Tobin and his wife and Charles F Oliver of San Francisco surprised the Travesty Stars by arriving in Honolulu to support them during a Honolulu engagement. Tobin plans to return to San Francisco in the Siberia.
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D. Tobin
Charles F.oliver
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mia
Tobin
Their wedding trip to Mongolia ends at Young Hotel
Mr and Mrs Ben R Meyer of Low Angeten arrived in Mongolia and hosted guests at the Young hotel on their wedding trip. They are here with many friends in the area.
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Mem Ben R. Meyer
Low Angeten
Mongolia
Young
Dance on Mongolia Open for Public Inspection Tonight
Mackfeld & Co. announce the steamship Mongolia will be open to public inspection at UL 6:20 this evening and tomorrow morning until 9 o’clock The ship closes to the public at 6:40 tonight to prepare for a dance by Mrs Schwerin wife of the Pacife Mall manager The event is for townspeople and officers of the feet during her extended visit
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Mackfeld & Co
Mongolia
Schwerin
Sehwerin
Pacife Mall
Japanese Red Cross Meeting Funds at Honolulu Opera House
Records show names and contributions collected at a Japanese Red Cross meeting held May 6, 1904 at the Honolulu Opera House. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Jones, Mr. W. C. BMI, Mrs. J. O. Carter, Mrs. B. F. Beott, Mr. and Mrs. MC, Mrs. J. Feicker, Mrs. John B. McGrew, and Mrs. WF. Duna with amounts ranging up to 400 dollars.
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Honolulu Opera House
Opera House
P. C. Jones
W. C
John 8. McGrew
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Illinois
Hite
Makers
New York
Alisiedenjamina
Newyork
Kash Co., Ltd
RED Cross
Associated Prose
New York, N
Francis Gay
Gay
States
Dalny
Associated Press
Seoul
Korea
Orient
Hanghai
China
United States
New Orleans
Chefoo
Raleigh
Chinkiang
Armenia
PARIG
France
Tte
Young Bldg
Bishop Street
WELLS
FARGI
Gti
Ante Temple
Manufacturers’ Shoe 60,, Ltd
Fort Street
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