Bloody Cutting Affray Near Opera House
A serious cut and stab incident occurred around 8 PM near Queen Street in a saloon crowd outside the Opera House. Jerry Cranum lies wounded with multiple cuts. Reed is detained after police arrive and Cranum is taken to hospital. Witnesses say Reed's knife caused the wounds while struggling to keep the weapon.
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Orowtin
Desolation Follows Fire as City Rises in Ashes
Reports from May II recount a city in total ruin with not a single building standing. Survivors faced despair near the cathedral as a cataclysm overwhelmed those seeking sanctuary, leaving a scene of widespread death and devastation.
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Local notices and upcoming events in The Bulletin
The Bulletin lists funeral and wedding notices and local tasks. Mrs A Hewn’s funeral is this afternoon at 2 o’clock. The wedding of Miss Linnie Green and George Apkin is set for June 17. Cy Axtell offers renovation and monument work. Decoration Day stone care and St Andrew's Cathedral memorial service at 7:00 p.m. are noted. all are invited.
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George Apkin
H. M. Whitney
George BR. Carter
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Dune
Cy Axtell
Tel
St Andrew's Cathedral
Industry to Avoid Menace of Volcano
London reports warn of far reaching economic consequences after the St. Pierre eruption. European emigre flows may shift as volcanic activity rises in the West Indies, with white populations seeking escape. Sir Clement Markham cautions that civilizations cannot thrive amid constant fire and smoke.
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London
England
St. Pierre
Wewer Antilles
Clement Markham
Shipping Intelligence from San Francisco Area
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with vessels including Annie Johnson Willan and St Katherine, detailing cargoes of general merchandise, bananas, and coconuts. Passengers aboard Enterprise include Clarence Robinson and wife, and Mrs Chalmers, with forthcoming sailings to San Francisco and Hilo.
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Clarence Robinson
Min van Annwaldt
Chalmers
Robert Andrews
Hilo
Annie Johnson
Willams
Aw. Bk
St. Katherine
San Francie
Pratt Advocates Honolulu Fire Claims To Roosevelt
Joseph G. Pray met with President Roosevelt to push equitable fire claim adjustments for Hawaii’s calamity linked to the bubonic plague. Pratt gathered data on internal revenue and customs costs since Italy’s 1800-1902 period, plus a Marine Hospital Service note on two outbreaks used to curb contagion, one in Russia and one in the Philippines.
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Associacion Rniavive
Pratt
Hawaii
Senate Committee On
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Italy
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Honolulu
Russia
Philippines
J. A. Breckons
Use of Tents Granted For Quarantine
Washington May 12 The Quartermaster General has granted a requisition for one thousand tents to the Marine Hospital force to effect quarantine at Honolulu pending permanent quarters on Quarantine Island. The move follows an early settlement of the land ownership dispute that blocked use of the island.
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Washington, D.C
Marine Hospital
Herview
Gating Island
J. A. Breckons
Eruption of Mont Pelee Ravages St Vincent and Nearby Isles
Report from Fort de France notes St Vincent suffers a baptism of ash and lava with La Soufriere active for days. The Port movement to Kingston hindered by ash clouds. Kingston spared only by rain, while streets in Kingstown lie buried under two inches of ash and debris. Nearby La Soufriere eruption glimpsed from St Lucia on May 7 before the Royal Mail steamship faced ash and sulfur clouds en route to Kingston. The scene underscores widespread volcanic disruption across the Caribbean.
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Martinique
Vincent
Howe
Mont Pelee
St. Piopre
la Soui
Ste Vlotine
Chateau Belaire
Georgetown
Island
St. Vincent
Belog
St. Lucia
Royal Matt Service
Kingston
Roosevelt Slashes Red Tape In Relief Push For Caribbean
President Roosevelt acts to speed relief to Martinique and St Vincent sufferers by cutting red tape. Ships including the Sterling, Potomac, and Dixie are set to deliver supplies from San Juan to Fort de France and Key West to aid islands, amid cabinet scrutiny over spending authority.
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Roosevelt
Martinique
Bt. Vincent
Lwinera
Sterling
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Fort de France
Potomac
Cincinnati
Dixie
Rei
Martininie
Barnes
Key West
Norfolk
Fear and eruption threat at Mount Colima reaches Colima region
An Adiapatch from Guadalajara reports tremors and smoke from Mount Colima indicating rising interior agitation and an imminent eruption. The eruption risk prompts an exodus of villagers toward Manzanillo and coast points while many natives lack transport. Mexican government scientists travel from Guadalajara to Mount Colima to observe the threatened eruption.
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Tex
Guadalajara
Mexico
Saya
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Colima
Secur
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Manaillo
Bishop Estate Fights Kohala Ditch in Hawaii waters case
Special to the Bulletin from Washington reports the Senate Committee on Pacific Lands will hold an extra hearing on the bill to grant water rights to Kohala Ditch Company. Bishop Estate advocates oppose the measure, arguing Puukapu watershed feeds Walpio and would disrupt water flow if water is diverted into Hamakua. J. A. Brecrons.
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Senate Committee On Pacific Lands
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Batate Wishon
Hamalrun
J. A
Two Thousand Dead At St. Vincent
Alarm remains high over the St Vincent eruption with reports of widespread destruction on the island. Estimates in early May put deaths at about two thousand, many victims described as Indians, amid ongoing communications outages and bombardment on Kingston side.
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Indias
American consuls dead at St Pierre in wartime disaster
May 12 report from Fort de France says United States Vice Consul at St Pierre Amentco Toatsrt reached the Rotitam deck and fell into the ruins. Three hours of exploration found no trace of the American Consulate. Thorne T. Prentis and his wife and two children are likely dead. The city quarter remains a mass of blazing ruins with no sign of James Japp the British Consul.
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United States
St. Pierre
Amentco
At. Pierre
Thorne T. Prentis
Dungheere
James Japp
Japp
Beef Trust Has No Influence On Honolulu Meat Prices
A Honolulu market report states the American Beef Trust has little effect on local prices. Metropolitan Meat Market owner Gilbert J. Waller notes stable wholesale costs, with modest or no increases in Honolulu versus the Mainland, while retail prices remain near last year’s levels. imports from the Pacific Coast and local stock supply support the steady footing.
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Hawaii
Elanda
Mawati
Puette Coast
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Metropolitan Meat Market
Owitu
Foreclosure Foreseeable on Maui and Honolulu Mortgages
Notice of foreclosure on multiple Hawaii mortgage agreements. D. H. Auakal to J. M. Monvat Tat, Trustee for Cartwright appears tied to land parcels in Maui and Honolulu. Public sale scheduled at Will Fisher sale room in Honolulu on June 16, 1902, at noon. Parties include Waldenburg Trustee, Magoon attorney, and Soule F Cartwright Mortgagee.
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J. M. Monvattat
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Qadu
Waldenburg
Will & Fisher
Honolulu
J. A. Magoon
Dillon
J. Lightfoot
Magoon
Alakea
Merchant Streets
Wandenberg
Soule F
Mortmagee
Prices Hold Steady Amid Hawaii Meat and Tea Costs
Prices for roast and fillet remain unchanged at 20 and 22 conte. Pork shows small increases while lox rises to 18 conte and Jolas to 20. Mainland tea advances barely affect Hawaii consumers as stock growers meet coal demands at steady profits. Independent outfits compete with monopoly, while ads claim proven quality from Peerless Preserving Paint Co and Nicely Furnished Rooms at Popular House on Fort Et.
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Hawaii
Warde in Virginia's Virginina Play Attracts New Audience
Frederick Warde and his excellent company presented the play War de in Virginia s Virginina to a full house at the opera house Tawt. The piece drew favorable old comments from the bulletin, and there is now strong expectation for renewed praise on this second performance.
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Wailer
Virginina
Frederick Warde
Warde
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