Fire claims to be paid on positive identification
Secretary Carter announces that fire claimants from 10 600 will receive pro rata payments at First National Bank starting May 23. The key hurdle is identification, with two well known guarantors required to sign receipts. Bank officials insist identifiers must be trusted locals to ensure safe payout.
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Carter
Elaine
First National Bank
Hak
Bocratary Cooper
First National
Bulletin
Cooper
Bilil
Pilot Wallace Wrapped In Unexpected Ocean Voyage
Pilot Wallace joined a San Francisco imminent voyage to Hawaii amid rough seas. He was forced to remain aboard the Sonoma at the harbor until conditions eased, later completing the trip to Honolulu with minimal wardrobe and travel supplies. This marked his first visit to the Pacific paradise, where he planned to explore as much as possible.
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Ban Vrancisco
Sonoma
Wallace
San Francisco
Sonome
Honolluli
Pacific
Vessels Arrive In Port From Newcastle And San Francisco
Several ships reach port this forenoon including the American schooner Hecla from Newcastle after 65 days with 2170 tons of coal for Irwin & Co. The City of Hankow from Newcastle in 62 days carries 784 tons for Hind, Rolph & Co and 1,020 tons more for Eureka. The Arieprink sails 1800 tons from Newstead after 47 days for W. G. Irwin & Co. R. P. Rithet and Asolo Johnson also arrived from San Francisco after swift trips.
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Amy Self
Newcastle
San Francisco
Hecla
Bho
Irwin & Co
Hankow
Worth
Honolulu
Hind, Rolph & Go
Eureka
Arie
R. P. Rithet
Asolo Johnson
Mileage Controversy Flows Over Extra Session Fees
In a heated session lawmakers clash over mileage for the extra session under Section 26 of the Organic Act. President Crabbe, senators Isenberg Brown Baldwin Paris Woods and Dickey debate entitlement while Attorney General opinion favors mileage payments. Emergency measure passes.
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Crabbe
Senate
Isenberg
Bonator Cecl Brown
Baldwin
J. T. Brown
Paris
Woods
Marshal Hendry
Dickey
C.H. Dickey
Lagally
House
Inenberg
Ways and Means
Finance
PL. Weaver
Dole
Hockley
Rete
Paste
Cooper WN
Howe
Andrew Brown
Honolulu
HW. T
H. EL Cooper
Birc
FW Beckley
Spemner
House of Representatives
Per
Eaw
Carter
C'elock
Murphy Trial Shows Up. Brown Question Sparks Testimony
The Mur phy murder trial focuses on whether the prosecution can question the defendant about sobriety on the day Joe Perry was killed. Attorneys contest several points of evidence as the case moves through motions and redirects, with multiple defendants and witnesses entering or facing judges across pending proceedings.
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Murphy
Kalo
Joe Perry
Peters
Robinson
Kale
Frank de Mello
de Bolt
Andrews
J. W. Robinvon
Louis Kuhimann
Waipahu
Oahu
Hobinson
Ma Winte
W. Ashford
Tower Court
Ab Kong No. 1
Conte
Gwendling
H. W. Kebbean
David Notley
DM. Kohananiaka
Me Hi
Miranda
Geory Greene
DL i
Katiakauahoa
Smith
Thom W. Hobron
Desky
D. Koil
A. Love
IL F. Wiehman
Thos Me Tighe
Ah Yau
Lee Chock
Lin Tai
Lee
Uuty
Saylor
Judge de Bolt
M Humphreys
California
Santa Rosa
BJ. Witeon
Jarcony
Humphreys & Watson
H. W. Robinson
Extoe
J. Mijama
F.H. Foster
J. J. Harvey
M. Loo
Geo. B. Smith
T. Broderick
David K Moapill
A. W. Howe
C. B. Reynolds
Geo
Howard
August Gramberg
B. J. Hoke
W. P. Barry
R. W. Breckens Ly
J. W. Cathcart
Pacific Mail and Boston Steamship win Philippine freight deal
The War Department announces the Pacific Mail and Boston Steamship Companies will carry government freight to the Philippines. Pacific Mail handles San Francisco traffic while Boston Steamship covers the Northern route. Government transports will be withdrawn.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Pacific Mail
Boston Steamship Companies
Philippines
Pacific Mall Company
San Francisco
Bouton Steamship Company
Ambassador McCormick Says Russia Won't Bar Manchurian Ports
American Ambassador McCormick in St Petersburg states Russia has no plan to close Manchurian ports to trade by other powers. The comment comes amid debates over Manchuria access and regional trade rules.
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Associated Prow
London
Eng
McCormick
St. Petersburg
Russia
Scott Left 3 Million in Will to Family
SAN FRANCISCO May 22 The will of Irving M. Scott was read today revealing an estate valued at three million dollars. The bulk of the fortune goes to family members, with other bequests to relatives and perhaps institutions.
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Tansoctated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Irving M. Scott
Scott
Servian Invasion Expected Against Bulgaria
May 22 report from Constantinople states the Ottoman Government anticipates a Servian invasion. Preparations are underway for a movement against Bulgaria as tensions rise in the region.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Commander Pond Arrives in Sonoma for Midway Mission
Lieutenant Commander Pond, former commander of the Troquoia, arrived in Sonoma this morning with Captain Pond Ensign T L Stitt and Midshipman Vorvine to serve as Troquoia officers on the voyage. The Iroquois awaits the Wisconsin and will likely depart for Midway on May 29.
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Sonoma
Pond
Honolu~ Ty
Wessel
Midway
Navy Department
T. L. Stitt
Vorvine
Troquoia
Wisconsin
Auction notice at Masonic Temple office
A terse OCR fragment notes a sale or auction item with weights listed and a telephone contact at 581. The text references the Masonic Temple and a municipal office context, implying a local auction or sale notice. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond Las Ty and Masonic Temple appear.
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V. Gear
King ST
Phot Walge
Iwnelun
Angora
Victor
THE
Kash Coo., Ltd
Waverley Block
Cor. Fort
Jek Ld
BENAT
Sechary Carter
Beckley
Magefeld Wharf
Tito
Monarch
Arrow Brand
Philippine Traffic
Vienna
Austria
Croatia
Peking
Linautu
Beoul
Korea
China
Yalu River
Tacoma, Wath
President Roosevelt
Tacoma
Wells, Fargo & CO. Express
Masonic Temple
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Imperial” Ladies
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
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