Death Toll Rises From Mount Pelee Eruption in Martinique
The volcano on Martinique's Mount Pelee devastated St Pierre and surrounding districts. Estimates place 30,000 to 40,000 dead, with ships in the harbor sunk and emergency aid flowing from Guadeloupe. Survivors are being evacuated as authorities confirm most of the city and nearby areas were erased by lava and ash.
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Londin Mayi
Mar Liye
St. Thomas
Mount Pelee
Martinique
Mo le Mauttel
St Hore
de Thanghe
Lave
Knight Vresidemt
Couneil
Prentis
Valeane
Sto Pierre
Phoke
St. Miers
St. Mierre
St. Werte
St Pierre
Suchet
Quebec Steums Roraima
Java
Mbit
Tharner
Oonghe
St. Pierre
Grappler
West Indian
Panane Vetearaph Company
Feige
Qhiches Steamship Company
Moguali
Stokes
Anna IE. J. Morse
T.S. Winkle & Ch
Portland
Parker
St. Pietr
St. Tierre
Explare S
Bort de France
Borsens
St. Merny
Trinsace
Mordegue
Ari
Finnie
Congress Delayed Action on Plague Inquiry Note
Washington cables report a proposed comprehensive statement of facts on syphilis or wulainie plague at Monoluli. A note from J A Breckons and others requests timely U S government action to adjust funds and aid for foreign claimants amid ongoing congress deliberations.
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Washington
Mac Tod
Go Pratt
Serato Voraker
Cominittes
Paette Intmbe
Afl
Faeln
Elreune
Monoluli
Josie
Mouton
Pratt
McKinley
Peporta
Iim
Eiliileklin
Paci Islands
United States
United States,howeveral Mintetera
A. Breckons
Mae H Carten Cagivas
Tan
Fragmented wartime note from Manila and Martinique
A garbled report discusses Manila authorities modifying revenue measures and a separate French maritime dispatch from Fort de France in Martinique. It mentions the governor’s view of a regime, a jail sentence, and aid for a revenue center in Hawaii, with references to ships and coastal actions and unspecified dates in May.
Earthquakes in Spain Reported Nearby
Earthquakes struck southern Spain near Aheante and Murcia on a May 9 event. Reports indicate tremors were felt across small towns with limited damage or casualties. Officials cautioned residents and began preliminary assessments of affected areas.
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Maieyl
Aheante
Murcia
Ube
Patt
Panton
Statehood Bill Passes Amid May Debate
Reports indicate a statehood bill passed in Washington amid tense May debates. The measure would admit New Mexico and Oklahoma Territory as states, with administration details disputed and voting outcomes unclear in the supplied clip.
Senate passes Hawaiian apportionment bill in Washington
The Senate adopted the Hawaiian apportionment bill from the House without amendment. A Breckons reports that the Wilcox bill was passed to apportion Territorial senators in Mawali with terms of four years for most and two years for a specified list of senators.
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Washington
Senate
Pauntleroy a Success at the Or Pheu theater
Pauntleroy a success with a lively presentation praised by Eileforda. Le Hurnette’s story was well dramatized with strong casting and engaging performances. The Bill repeats tonight and tomorrow, promising a brighter outlook for the children. New York Day by Day ends a very successful season.
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Lord Hauntlerus
Eileforda
Or Pheu
le Hurnette
Mr Warde Presents Season at The Theatre
The season features Mr Warde and his company performing Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice and other works. Tonight and this week include Die Warde farewell performances and impersonations such as Demon and Python. Listings show daily matinees and evening shows with titles like Shakespeare’s Bet and Julia Cowat.
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Mr Warde
Rine Hwee
Chalees
Shakespeare
Merchant of Venter
Lydon
Hlebetten
Ale Warde
Mounteluok
Julliia Caowat
oleomargarine law signed by the President
A terse item notes the oleomargarine bill was signed by the President. The text then mentions a wedding for Hovert Alia, a watchman at the Naval Station, to Kahaleoki Kula of Waysiey, with events planned at a lane place tomorrow evening and related social invitations extending to Odd Fellows and Redekate members for a Friday dance and reception at Wakili Inn.
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Hovert
Alia
Naval Station
Mies Kahaleoki Kula
Waysiey
Lane Place
Aliana
Waialua
Ant
Fant Loder of
Odd Fellows and
Redekate
Mew L
Dee
Cholera Strikes HM Philippines In Early Reports
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate cholera outbreaks in the Philippines under colonial administration. References mention cases and deaths with unclear counts and garbled dates. Continuous coverage is not available in the readable text.
Improvements Planned at Quarantine Station Debated
A long report details proposed upgrades at the Honolulu quarantine station to align facilities with port commerce. It highlights government approvals, the settlement terms, and plans to house 75 first class passengers and increased staff while maintaining health safeguards amid contagious disease concerns.
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Canapari
Cantagios Fiscane
Cantagios Fiscane, Anion Heathing Passenger Alee Nino
Coforaut
Torrie Flat
Kallth
Tient Hadhee Prajeemer
Diitentiy
Werangenonte
Camnpri
Judge Little Stands High With Federal Authorities
A fragmented historical report centers on Judge Little and federal engagement. It references Hawaii, President, and political supporters amid a tense custody of influence, noting endorsements and perceived loyalties in a volatile governance moment.
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Judge Little
California Athletes Against Yale in Dual Meet Outcomes
California and Yale faced off in a historic dual track meet at Yale University. California dominated early with victories in the 100 yard dash and high jump while Yale claimed several events. final tallies showed California leading after six events with scores 3 to 0 in favor of California and ensuing results highlighting the close competition.
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New Thavern
Cemu
Yale
University of Catteni
Ajabay
Catton
James J. Sullivan
New York
Clifornia
Caliornia
Powell of
Chappe Vale
California
Vale
Deming
Vile
Lesties Vile
Haregrave
Si Californa
Strike Ordered Of Coal Miners In Hevanton Region
Miners executives from three districts met and prepared a vote on a nation wide strike. President Mitchell announced opposition to arbitration and warned of possible defeat if the union proceeds. The article also notes a Japanese steamer Nippon Maru departure with dignitaries and passengers watching from the Woaty Dock.
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Hevanton
Pino
Antaruche
Socul Ar
Haxleton
Mitchell
Bert
Taer
Philadelphia and Steadtig
Thawne
Erie Railroad
Nippon Maru
Woaty
Ttn
Territorial
John Barrett
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Cooper
Cra
Michi Saka
Mia
Imaniehi the
Nippon
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Marine
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Ne & Tw
Olor
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Robert W. Breckons
United States District Attorney
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Mtr Broekine
Mivive
Breckens
Washingtonvalle FM
Hatch
Ators Ney
Oaht Hallway & Band Co
HiUnghaty
Mie QO
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Sarbank
Gijon Litrie
Tie
Anit
Alameda
Loys
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Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
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