President McKinley welcomed by roses in desert procession
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley arrived in California amid cheers as children showered petals along the route from the hotel to the presidential carriage. Governor Gage and state officials accompanied the party, with escort units marching in white and gold as crowds lined the streets.
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Redlande
McKiptey
California
Gage
Thonwinie
Californiana
Acros
Port Indie
Deautmont
Dows
San Gorgon
Rodonde
Dawt
Kang
Chen
Sen- Biore Perkin
Bard
Ettlrene
Poser
Ebene
McKinley
J. F Wallace
Almple
Perils Indian School Bundred
Tech Regiment
NGC
Caplin Meby
Younes Men’s Christian Association
California Cheer Soars At 1H Roasting Demonstration
The Press won praise for its spirited 1H display as Haley bowed and smiled during the demonstration before Wirgent. Mrs. McKinley left with several party members, not on the balcony for addresses. President, Governor Gage, and Secretary Hay attended with Hitchcork, Aruth, Wilson and Pendleton nearby.
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California
Haley
House Votes 10000 for Queen Limuokalani
The Hawaii House discusses public health actions on port arrivals from Porto Rico and considers funding for Queen Liliuokalani with amendments. Debates cover quarantine authority, ship disinfection, and costs while addressing smallpox concerns and legal limits on confinement without federal approval.
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C.H. Cooper
Board of Health
Board of Honith
oMetz
Mi. T
Real Baata
United States
Menaien
Board Hall Central
Chas
Cooper
Moluth
Houwm
Tne
Aeston
Howse
Makekau
Dickey
Queen
Tennis Today Promises Closely Contested Opens
The Hawaiian Tennis Association opens its coastal tournament this afternoon on Beretania and Pacific courts. First match Lannale and Blew on Beretania, followed by Carter versus Waterhouse on Pacific. Also notes a memorial for Kuupena and a description of tomorrow’s schedule.
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Hawaiian Tennis Association
Beretania
PPML
Lanadale
A. Blew
Wilder Va. A
Cuntle
Matehen
AC MO P
Cuahinan Carter
George Warterhouse
Wall Street Crash Destroys Fortunes Amid Market Panic
New York May 12 1907 Wall Street plunged after 11 am as support evaporated and prices tumbled across the board Union Pacific and Northern Pacific led declines while brokers and speculators faced huge losses A flood of liquidations and a panic gripped the scene as workers feared months of pay cuts and ruin in the trading floor chaos
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New York
Union Pacify
Mixtours
Pacific Wold
Peoples Gus
Chicago
Brooklyn
Rapti
Amalgamated Oper
Atchison and
Minaouri Pacific
Erle
United States Browlpfa
Atchison Pfil
Brn
Pacife
Atchison Common
Union
Rock Inland
Mionwith
Louleville Wat Nuebville
Wall Street
Hay
Yrave
Northern Pacific
Produce Exchange
Jay Gould Wax & Power
Mons Oy
Price
A.M
Senatorial Wrangle and Porto Ricans Reported at Session
The session discussed a Grand Jury fault line and a memorial Bay ceremony invitation. A special committee reported on Porto Rican arrivals at quarantine, noting limited access to quarantine facilities, and observed health conditions and living standards among migrants aboard the S.S. Calon and Mauna Loa voyage legs.
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Ttuliwin
Houve
Benite
Visi
Warnatine
Alf
Porta
Calon
Cnme Gany
Paw
Mauna Low
Plantatone Pah
Hawai
Quirantion
Gilbert J. Waller
Metropolitan Meat Company
Monolaln
Ayoultey Late Meat Company
Eotmlites
Ruse
Chem Telands
Runsel Alo
Offoora
Bijan
Bankers Convene to Discuss Preventing Market Catastrophe
Important bankers held conferences this evening to devise ways and means to avert a feared market catastrophe. The break began around 1 o clock, and within minutes quotas had slumped, wiping out gains from the session.
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Ananda
Eight Machinists Arrive at Honolulu Iron Works
Eager reprise fills the Sierra Ww as eight machinists arrive to work at the Honolulu Iron Works. They tour the plant with Mesum, Dyer and Scott, and join the Amalgamated Association of Engineers. President Jamieson counters pressure from the International Association, promising up to 100 men after May if needed, while labor leaders warn other unions to stand by in Cleveland and ready to intercede in forthcoming actions.
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Sierra
Honolulu
Mesum
Dyer
Scott
T He Amalgamated Association of
Ea ‘Elneers
Callat
Ekwatl
AFM
Acto
Presens Cannations
Jamieson
Loa Mas Jehiniste
Kennedy
Tsmtenon
Cleveland
Two Ghamrocks Ready for Trials Off Southampton
Sir Thomas Lipton prepares two Ghamrock vessels for trials in the Solent with Weymouth and Weymouth-based crews, as Captain Jameson and Mr Fife arrive. Trials expected Friday at Westmouth, with anchoring offshore and possible weather delays.
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Southampton
Thomas Lipton
Wathon
Jameson
Fife
Thomas
Blume Rock
Wey Auth
Wesnwonth
Attorney efforts to free man on bail denied
The rereay Cont inte morning Ap effort by PO Sodergren to admit him to bail pending appeal was denied by Judge Katee. No U S statute authorizes pre appeal release. He remains jailed until June 8 for final hearing. if appeal perfected, bail of 2000 may be granted.
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Sodergren
Katee
Bofergren
Mounted Patrolman Walker Injured Stopping Runaway Horse
Mounted Patrolman Walker sustained injuries while halting a runaway horse this morning. He was transported to Queens Hospital where his condition is listed as precarious.
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Walkers
Queen's Hospital
Peover Kkk
Senator slurs the grand jury in forenoon weunion
Honolulu May 14 1001 report reveals a Grand Jury foreman memory message to the Senate clerk claiming bribery inquiries. Senator Carter dismisses the Governor’s note but later rejects the jury’s communication, calling them a “barrel of whitewash” and instructs the clerk to forward the information.
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Senate
Roon
Grand Jury
Honolulu
Cayplean
Bay
Perrnarial Legisature
Rim
Genel
Brown
Carter
Henate
Carton
Geory H Carter
King Edward Telegram Sent From Melbourne
In Melbourne the Duke of Cornwall and York reads a telegram from King Edward Vile offering thoughts and best wishes to Australia as the federal parliament opens, promising happiness and prosperity for the commonwealth through the occasion.
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Melbourne
Tonay
Duke of Cornwall
York
Edward Vile
Australia
Fragmentary note on public health precautionary text
A fragmented OCR note mentions preventive aims to curb infectious spread and advises careful measures. Names included resemble initialed signatures such as ALP and D RALAVOK, with other unclear initials. The legibility is insufficient to determine a concrete event, date, or organization.
Merged Claims Commission selects staff for hearing
At a meeting of the Claims Commission the following offers were chosen Secretary JM Rigas stenographer P Reynolds bookkeeper William Tell interpreter John A taker Japanese interpreter Jos A Hake ble Chinese interpreter listed for communications with claimants. A definite opening date for three hearings was not set but expected within ten days due to printing and distribution delays.
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Pire
JM. Rigas
P. Reynolde
Ballid
William Tell
Mas Wallan
John A. Taker
Jos. A. Hakeble
Wil
Shomenate
Clalmante
Alee
Proredure
Hugh Morrison Dead Report From Murty Telegraph
Fragmentary notice reports Hugh Morrison’s death conveyed by Murty. The item mentions Hoasie Morziaui as manager of Makaweltehutti Utlon and a bent shore fine sea in Cie Comet. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a long illness or public notice of death.
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Hoasie Morziaui
Makaweltehutti
Utlon
Relics of Mawaiian Patents Exhibit Move to Capitol Rooms
The relics of the old patent era in Hearth bathing were moved today to the Capitol as part of a display for Prof. Alexander. The room will be devoted to his tile work in coastal geodesy. The exhibit includes models of patent devices by early inventors, prior to patent matters returning to Washington.
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Alexander
Harvey
Washington
Cricket Saturday Married Men vs Single Men Teams Named
A cricket match is set for Saturday between the Married Men and Single Men. The team lists include R.A. Jordan, Thomas McIntyre, J. W. Harvey, Hatfield, D. W. Anderson, Hottomley, Sinclair, Rowe, Backman, Murray, Ayres and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Rowe
G. Backman
Witee
J Megit
Wo Soner
Dr. Murray
Cvborne
Penny. Craik
Ayres Cattonee
Orpheum Arrival Brings Bulvrora Company to Bierra
The Bulvrora Company with sixteen members arrived in the Bierra this morning carrying a pile of tentia ery. Mr Bileford expresses eagerness for a visit to Honolulu and meeting with the Talons. The opening night for the three performances has been heavy with good locations remaining. matred bt Quo Varia offers 25 cent and 30 cent matred for Saturday afternoon for children. In total thirty people are involved in the production.
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Bulvrora Company
Bierra
Ixteen
Bileford
Honolulu
Talons
Grant to Hawaiian Automobile Company Shareholders Meeting
Grant authorized to travel to Maryland to secure improved batteries and tent improvements for the company. He has latitude to negotiate any purchase that benefits the service, and will travel by boat to pursue the best options for the firm's automobile service needs.
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Grant
Hawaiian Automobile Company
Maryland
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College Hills
Electric Road of the Rapid Transit CO
Onge
Negiai
Castle & Lansdale
Queen Limuokalan
Erie
Kaal
Kina
Kekanuotiwalkalan Kuupena
Broan K. Kaal
Mayd
Kumalapili
A. Boyd
Anole Fortron
Tal
Judiciary Committee
Tion
Tiv Benettl TorencoNn
Benaers
GAR
Memorial Bay Exerci
Ghamrocks
Daldwin
N. Russel
D. Ralavok Alans
GMS
Hugh Morrison
Orpheum
J. A. Banister
Garfield
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