King Edward's Eldest Son Laid In Westminster Tomb
The late Duke of Clarence, eldest son of Edward, laid to rest in Albert Memorial Chapel London on May 20 amid a solemn procession. Nine European kings, royal families, ex President Roosevelt, and international dignitaries joined the funeral march to Westminster Hall for the burial service.
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London
Ward Vis
Westminster Hall
Roosevelt
United States
Romerea
Cortesy
Edward
Duke of Clarence
Daily scores of big leagues May 20 19th century format
Baseball daily scores show American League games with Washington beating Boston 4 to 1 and Cleveland defeating Philadelphia 2 to 1. National League results include New York 7 over St. Louis 5 and Philadelphia 8 over Cincinnati 3 amid a day of mixed outcomes.
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Borton
Washington
St. Louis
York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
New York
Halley’s Comet Tail Largely Passed Earth
Reports from Sacramento observers indicate most of Halley’s comet tail has moved past Earth. Experts doubt the earth passed through the tail as previously expected, though observers remain cautious about the event.
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San Frameino
Halley
McKinley urges protection of American industry
Washington May 20 Congressman McKinley calls in a House speech for protection of American industry against what he terms the industrial extension of the Tapancee. He argues safeguards are needed to shield jobs and national growth amid global competition.
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Washington, D.C
Congresman McKinley
House
Ex Governor Rollins Charged With Smuggling Case
Former New Hampshire governor Rollins appeared in U S Court on charges of smuggling. He pled guilty and was fined two thousand dollars. The case stemmed from material in his luggage and involved sugar shipments tied to C Brewer and Company and the Wiley Sugar Company in Jam Ih Walluka.
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New York
Rollins
New Hampshire
United States
Wee
For & Nell
C. Brewer and Company
Walluka
Moni
Waterfront Improvements Planned for New Wharf and Navy Block
The city announces tenders for a commemorative waterfront wharf beside the Navy wharf. Construction is estimated at 30,000 dollars for a seventy foot wide, identical to the Navy Department’s number one. A government wharf duplicating Ataken is planned for Canadian Pacific steamers, costing about 100,000 dollars with legislative appropriation sought next session. Work on waterfront improvements to begin within weeks, with sale of Brewer block to clear sea wall foundations and extend the Moteon Navigation Company short row.
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Navy Wharf
Navy Department
Ataken
Canadine Pacific
Che Tei
Moteon Navigation Company
Plantation Interests To State View On New Regulation
A report indicates planters association will outline the stance of plantation interests on a new regulation affecting stores. Independents question impact, while planters argue the rule centralizes discretion with store managers and will unify handling of goods.
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Font
Wwe
Ballinger Case Closing Promised Next Week
Washington dispatch reports evidence gathering in the Ballinger investigation has concluded. Arguments are to be made next week as the case moves toward closure and public interest remains high in the capital.
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Washington, D. C
Ballinger
Beer Cartage Creates Unruly Scene At Los Angeles
A shipment containing 606 cases of beer from Los Angeles arrived as authorities investigate license compliance. License Inspector Fennell plans a public posting of the beer statute and denounces a local dealer for alleged misrepresentation. A. W. Thompson denies involvement beyond voting as a Saw Angelen Binw official, while the Mater Benwing Company faces scrutiny.
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Lon Angeles
Imapentor Fennell
Heer
A. Wo. Thompson
Saw Angeline Binw Tin Company
Mater Benwing Company
Jem Angelen
W. B. Thompson
Pearl Harbor Dock Fund Restored in Naval Bill
The Senate restored the Pearl Harbor dock appropriation item in the naval appropriation bill, carrying 2,600,000 dollars for the Pearl Harbor naval station. Senate acceptance should assure passage by this Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Pearl Harbor Dock
House of Natives
Pearl Harbor Naval Station
Congress
Insurance policy notes on coverage additions for losses
The article mentions a special policy that extends coverage beyond standard fire loss protection. It highlights additional protection details and potential overlaps with existing fire coverage, emphasizing its applicability to specific risk scenarios.
Public Works Chief Notes Rooms At New Alakea Wharf
Superintendent Marston Campbell informs the Hawaii Promotion Committee that no well appointed rooms on the upper gallery of the new Ala kea wharf are at the disposal of the commission. The rooms are adjoining to ensure ample space for operations serving patients and travelers. Continued on Page 4.
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Marston Campbell
Hawaii
Chaperone Scores Major Win Amid Widespread Voting Question
A fragmented report indicates a chaperone achieved a decisive victory with over two thousand votes as California based content trends show heavy turnout. The piece references Mim Monty and Mina Pate among others, noting a distant second and a week of voting activity through Saturday.
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Haven
California
Mina Pategelinun
Eleiye
Vickory
Thetis Away on Secret Mission at Sea
Rumors swirl that the revenue cutter Thetis sails for an opium interception. Reports claim she lies off the islands waiting for contraband to be dropped from a liner or picked up by Japanese traders. Officials debate whether the crew is seeking a share of any illicit cargo as a continuation of the saga on page 4.
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Thetistus
Orient
Kamat
Unel Bam
Reylind
Serataing
Memorial Service for King Edward VI of Creme Hertain
A large gathering attended the memorial service for King Edward VI of Creme Hertain at BR Ade HL. Bishop Hewes Ratti Recavick delivered an address praising the king’s duty and international impact, as dignitaries from Britain and abroad participated, including consuls general, governors, judges, and military officers.
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Edward
Mateineey
Peere
Ale
Victoria
Mentariek
Eeward
Hritain
Er Lee
Chopim
Hey
Canon Ant. Tey
Cann Shupeot
Her
H Potwihe
Hall
Rey
Fenton Saulter
Baullace
Rev
Leotult Kroll
Row
S. HW
Bites
Barton
Kong Yen Tet
Wee Yeo
Vin Chin
Rhert Pra Bovis
A.B. Marswall
Whitney
Costes
Schaefer
A. Lindsey
Mayer Fort
Dole
HT Kooper
A. OM
Robertson
Canavarsto
Pinte Bastin
Drashy Fee
Rodink
Mtoe
Jonhauer
G. M. Damon
Freer
Giff
Cal. Cooper
Dunning
Liew McClarg
Reowland Stat
Perry Mi Lang
Wtf
Falls
Wilburn
Stawrix
Tallad View
Coghal
Wingow
Ata
Akai
C Hedemann
Gallen
Denmark
Col Keistackable
Ahn Cutt
Clive Davey J
Wot
Baird
Gea Orie
Hall Improves After Confinement From Illness in Valley
Mr Hall, confined to his home in Ninos valley due to a serious attack of flu, is reported this afternoon to be improving. His condition has caused concern among members of the Maki family who were closely watching his recovery.
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Hall
Ninos Valley
Maki
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