Stock Exchange Ends Mixed Amid Lapidary Volumes
Brisk morning activity on the Stock Exchange yielded total transactions of 60,674 as Honokan and Walalua paid up shares traded near 125, 120, and 160 shares changing hands. Geo. R. Carter sold 200 C Brewer & Co shares at 125 totaling 110,500 through a local banker amid news of a potential Hawaiian securities consolidation including Hawaiian Commercial and Pal a Haiku and Kihei.
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Stock Exchange
B.C. Thefarlang
Walalua
Hawsshin Bugar
Ewa
McVirode
Geo. R. Carter
C. Brewer
British Leaders Rally Support Amid Natal War Talks
London reports quotes Lord George Hamilton and other officials praising the Boer resistance and outlining aims to emancipate territories from tyranny. Despatches describe White’s forces probing Ladysmith and maneuvering to outflank the enemy with mounted troops and artillery. Continued on Page 4.
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London
Ladysmith
Royal Artillery
Natal
Farquarhar
Tenth Mountain Artillery
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Royal Iriah Fusileers
Uader Es
Carlton
On Ascens
Bellspruit
Nicholson
Maxie
Consul General at Cairo Named by Republican Committee
The Republican National Committee appointed a Florida man today as Diplomatic Agent and Consul General at Cairo Egypt. The report notes Washington dispatches and a Canadian contingent sailing to the Transvaal. Kilburn Art League announces its November exhibit with Varnish Day on Nov 26 and a Members' Reception on Nov 27.
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Washinton
John D. Lys
Republican National Committee
Florida
Egypt
Fame Point
Que
Sanluran
Montreal
Chiebee
Transvaal
ART League
Kilobam Art League
Alex
Macintosh
Lipton Receives Warm New York Farewell Tribute
Sir Thomas Lipton sailed home to England today after a triumphal downtown welcome in New York. Crowds greeted him along the route, at the American Line pier, where a platform banquet featured a floral Shamrock display. Lipton thanked New York for the loving cup, saying the reception touched his heart and that he treasured the gesture more than the America’s Cup.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
England
Sir Thomas
Fifth Avenue
Astor House
Ovine
American Line
Royal Ulster
William L. Strong
Sam Vey
Americans Steadily Advance in Philippine Campaigns
Report from Manila and Washington notes General Lawton's successful advance on Alliage and Taleroa from Cabana, capturing two small cannon, ammunition, corn, telegraph equipment, and insurgent dispatches. Hughes reports Negros calmer, while General Young's rapid push unsettles insurgents. Aguinaldo leads the campaign as both roads and rivers affect movement. In Chicago, cigar makers oppose Philippine annexation, planning to lobby Congress with delegates to Washington, citing wage concerns for over 50,000 workers in U S cigar factories.
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Otin
War Department
Manila
Lawton
Alliage
Cabanatuan
Maoet Lawton
Hughes
Chil
Gcinet
Hughen
Chicago
George W. Perkins
International Calon
Philippine Islands
Federation
Tts
Ata
Philippines
United States
Hooven Gulick Wedding in Auditori um
Miss Catherine Agnes Gulick, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. O Hlick, and Enyart Hooven of Hamilton Ohio wed at the Auditori um on October 16 in Chicago. Hooven, son of Col J C Hooven, served as captain in the Astor Battery bound for the Philippines with early volunteers. The couple will reside in Buckeye sui te. Transfer Anglican Church. In St Louis October 27 the House of Bishops discussed a Hawaii bishop. Bishop Doane chaired and sought Canterbury correspondence to transfer spiritual jurisdiction to the American church.
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Chicago Evening Post
Catherine Agnes Gulick
O. H.lick
Enyart Hooven
Hamilton
Ohio
St. Louis
Hawaii
Doane
Albany
Archbishop of Canterbury
Ae Ipends
W C Smith Appointed by Chamber of Commerce
A full Chamber of Commerce meeting selected W C Smith as the chamber's representative to the next Congress in Washington. Smith has also been named by the Planters' Association. Secretary Logan presented the Omaha exposition report and was instructed to share requested materials with Paris Exposition officials. Cecil Brown of First National Bank was nominated for chamber membership.
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W.C. Smith
Gongress
Washington
Smith
Planters’ Association
Logan
Omaha
Cecil Brown
the First National Bank
Divide Power in Samoa
Washington reports rapid progress on partition talks for the Samoan Islands among Great Britain Germany and the United States The plan envisions a dual or limited power governance ending the tripartite rule while retaining harbor areas and key islets for the United States Britain and Germany to bargain over diminished claims and compensation debates continue in Berlin with revisions likely before final approval by capitals and the U S Senate
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San Francisco
London
Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
United States
United States Senate
Upalu
Gilbert and Solomon Island
Samoa
Britain
Utline Wasgwen Nordig
Co F Wins Prize Drill as Co C Follows Close
Report from the parade grounds details Co F taking the prize in the drill with high marks for precision. Co C finished second with solid scores, while Co G trailed. A large crowd witnessed the event and a flag presentation to the winning unit was announced. Also notes from Executive Building about Damon resigning as Finance Minister and potential return. Alexander Young named Minister of the Interior. no word from Washington on other exhibits.
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OLS
Co, C
Ofivers al Ee
Caprees
Luswig
E. H. Bow
Sam Johnson
Tade
Capains
Slater
Marsha
Lieuta
Co. F
Co. C
Mott-Smith
M. Damon
Alexander & Baldwin
Itle
Damon
Dole
Hawaii
Wanhite=ton
Matt Stith
Sewall
Alexander Young
Paria
Doe Minute Knock Out at Tattersalls
Mixed telegram style notes report Jeff Thorne of England knocked out after one minute by Eitesimmons at Tattersall's tonletite. Thorne showed fear and failed to land a blow, with the counter blow landing in the jaw. Also noted are artesian well mining tones in Angels Camp and a guardianship order involving Annie Roe and James Love. Sisters of Charity arrival in Hongkong Maru from France led by Mother Ludith Bras sela. Rodgers of Hoxton Lyric Opera Co. agrees to perform at Cricket Club smoker.
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Chicago
Jeff Thorne
England
Eitesimmons
Tattersall
Thorne
Fitesimmons
Imade
Rodgers
Basko
The
Hoxton Lyric Opera Co
Wmoker
Mr. Cross Seals Hawaii Wireless Contract With Marconi
Fred J. Cross confirms in the San Francisco Call that a contract with Sig. Marconi for wireless telegraphy in Hawaii is closed. Experts will install stations on the islands, tests aboard the New York prove system capacity, and only one station per island will be needed to connect Oahu Kauai Maui and Hawaii Island. Cross plans to return to the islands soon with Marconi stating all islands can be brought into the network.
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Fred J. Cross
Moana Mail
San Francisco
Sig. Marconi
Hawaii
Mr. Cross
Marconi
United States
Cross
New York
Kaval
Honolluli
Oahu
Kauai
China
Wong Kwai Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday at Fort Street Residence
Wealthy Chinese rice planter Wong Kwai marks his sixty first birthday with calls from both Chinese and other guests. Friends help greet visitors in a lavish reception room adorned with a large banner and aging tableware. A four to five piece Chinese band plays while guests circulate, with firecrackers and a Chinese club dinner planned later today.
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Wong Kwai
Fort Streets
Rhse
Wong
Kwai
Aammall
Fom
Angie
Wong Kowhday
Port ship steward Holder held on charges after quarrel
Mrs Holder stewardess of the Great Admiral alleges threats to break her bones after a quarrel aboard yesterday afternoon. Holder admits the threat in Police Court. Judge Wilcox sets a $50 bond for one month, furnished by the captain.
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Holder
Great Admiral
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