McKinley’s Strong Cigs Rumor Washington Icon
Washington reports President McKinley is a near constant smoker from morning until night. Generals and officers sent cigars from Manila after Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines campaigns. Admirers present him long black cigars of the finest tobacco from the Netherlands. He believes tobacco smoke may ease his neuralgic pains.
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McKinley
General Grant
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippi
United States
Army
Presenta
Jimena
Sion
Manila
Falanda
Bis Friends
Crowd fills Opera House for McAdoo Minstrels show
A crowded afternoon audience at the Opera House enjoyed the McAdoo Minstrels. Godfrey and another buyer helped secure the house, turning the performance into a successful event as patrons stood and reacted favorably to the entertaining show.
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Opera
Peonie
Rank Godfrey
Alarmingly Close Shave at Kilxuen Plantation Lightning Strike
George R. Ewart, manager of Kilxuen plantation in Kanai, relates a near miss during a recent electrical storm. A thunderbolt struck the area, smashing two telegraph poles and a gate post near Smythe’s head lane. Kanai has borne the brunt of thunderbolts on these islands, with a Japanese couple killed at their cabin door years ago by a similar strike.
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George R. Ewart
Kilxuen
Kanai
Smythe
Alvo
Ang
Ing. Kaani
Barn and Horses Burned in Kalibi Fire
Fire destroyed F. F. Porter’s barn in Kalibi last night at about 10 30. Two fine horses perished along with harness wagon and a supply of bavanea bound for shipment in Alameda tomorrow. Porter estimates losses at 1500 dollars with no insurance. Cause unknown but suspected to be a discarded match from banana packing. Porter is away from the property this afternoon investigating.
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Kalibi
F. F. Porter
Alameda
Porter
Cardoas
Porter Lis
Japanese women escape hospital detainees recaptured
Two Japanese women sent to the Board of Health hospital fled yesterday and were recaptured shortly after. They are now held at the police station for processing.
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Board of Health
Police Present Gift to Attorney General Smith in Surprise Ceremony
In a deputy marshal office surprise today, William Owen Smith received a beautiful solid silver coffee and tea service from the Police Department and Smith, Sturgeon & Co. The gift, inscribed PRESENTED TO WILLIAM OWEN SMITH, ATTORNEY GENERAL by the Police Department 1893 1899, came from the Schooner Abbs and was released from the Custom House that morning.
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W.O. Smith
Marshal Brown
Smith, Sturgeon & Co
Silveramithe
Detroit
Moarahal Killingworth
A. Er
Marabal Brown
Mr. Smith
Police Department
W. O
Mr.Smith
Nowana
Abbs
Waa
Custom House
Portugere Lads in Court Over Howleie House Affair
Three Portuguese lads appeared in the Police Court this morning for investigation in connection with the Howleie house affair. Their counsel will wage a further inquiry. First Auger from Oxte and Erekinn 8 Phelps were hauled to the railroad wharf to take on more sugar. A plant at Orba mill turns out the first batch. Bulletin's Strangers consult The advertising columns.
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Portugere
Oxte
Erekinn
Phelps
Victoria party in Honolulu shows grand exhibit decor
The Victorian ball at the N G H Armory dazzled with an electric display. Gro L Dall designed the decor with Viggo Jacobsen and W Horney Wright directing. Honolulu society praised the lavish arrangements, supper by Home Bakery, and mixed attendance of many nationalities. Chamber of Commerce adjourned on Hawaii expo plans with talks on exhibits, funding, and possible national sessions.
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N. G. H. Armory
United Kingdom
Christendom
Gro. L. Dall
Viggo Jacobsen
cArtist
W. Horney Wright
U.S. Sixth Artillery
Nations Guard of
Hawaii
Gavats
Honolula
Home Bakery Company
Iadiva
Litan Fioor
Robert Hoare H. E. M
Mies Honore
Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Kon m
Joseph B. Atherton
Das G Spencer
J. F. Hackfeld
J. P. Cooke
T. Rain Walker
F. T. PB. Waterhousa
J J. Engen
H. K E. Wally
B. O White
B.W. Shingle
Hl. Waterhose
A. V. Gear
J H. Wodehouse
D. M. Cooke
Macfarlane
Fred. Lewis
WG. Irwin
Haywood
Dilling
Col
Albert Whyte
W. W. Omated
Unorted
Congress
L. T. Grant
Hilo
Washington
Orbe
Walker
Quintet Club
Wally
Hackfeld
Tiuretoo
Chivag
Dillingham
Cocke
Gear
Schooner Mokulele Lost In Heavy Kauai Weather
The schooner Mokulele, also known as Berioy Sea, wrecked at Wai naba near Kauai during severe winds and foaming seas. Captain Joep Leving plans return to Honolulu to report as crews abandoned ship and the vessel drifted ashore in gale conditions. Owned by T J King, built in Tacoma in 1895, insured for 22500 pounds.
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Berioy
Tavatoa
Wainiba
Kauai
Mikabala
Makaweli
Honolulu
Inez
Mokalele
Joep Leving
Honolei
T. J. King
Caifornia Feed Company
Tacoma
OKE
J. W. Lee Jr
South Sea
Llauda
TJ King
Hawaii
M King
Hanailess
Irving
Gorge Townseod
Molokai
Allinco Marine & General Avandance Co
London
Police Inspection Delayed by Uniform Confusion
This morning police mounted and foot patrols were called out for inspection but appeared in regular uniforms. Foot police wore monk outfits. Attorney General Gospad was absent. Marmbal Brown attended to the ellipse. The barkentine Irmgard is expected from San Francisco tomorrow or Saturday.
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Georral Gospad
Marmbal Brown
Bete Bie
Barkentine Irmgard
San Francisco
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