Weaver's Varied Career The Norna Saga Unfolds
The New York Sun recaps Nicholas J. Weaver and the yacht Norna amid arrest records in 1888 and 1896. Weaver ran a Los Angeles news portal, claimed Boston newspaper ties, and staged grand offices in New York hotels before a Florida cruise. He sailed the Norna, displayed various flags, and faced debts, with a 115 foot keel yacht built in Brooklyn in 1879. state and international intrigues followed, ending with loss rumors in the Red Sea.
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New York Sun
Nicholas J. Weaver
Norna
Honoluli
Weaver
Chicago
Edward Hardiman
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Florida
Poliie
Gosport
England
Auntie Yacht Club
London
Atlantic Yacht Club
A. B. Howlett
Theodore A. Worrell
Hlf. Taber
Buffalo
Bombay
Ceylon
Barneo
Tasmania
Ni Zealand
South Sen Islands
New Guinea
Philippines
Coxon
Japan
Alaska
State Department Wen
Conmul
Aden
Red Sea
Brooklyn
Hawaiian Souvenir Calendar by Wall Nichols Co
The Honolulu market sees a new calendar offering by Wall Nichols Co featuring thirteen white ginl board pages with silk cord. It showcases Honolulu harbor views, Diamond Head effort, Waikiki surf, Cocoanut Island, and Kalulani photographs with colored month sections and floral Hawaiiana borders. A map of the group, a trade table with 1896 United States figures by Worthington C Ford, and a $1 price accompany the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Wall, Nichols Co
United States
Worthington C. Ford
Army Adjutant General Reports On Troop Strength And Reforms
The annual report by Adjutant General Corbin to the Secretary of War details Regular Army and Volunteer establishments totaling 99,160 troops with 4,229 in Puerto Rico and 34,915 en route to the Philippines. It notes 63,176 enlistments, calls for higher officer pay, criticizes staff reforms, urges ten Cadet appointments yearly, and recommends reorganizing artillery into field and coast defense corps.
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Washington
Corbin
United States
Porto Rico
Philippines
Indiana
Cubs
Corbin Wave
Atall
Gibraltar
War Department
Congress
Unt
Ea Coast Artillery
Unfortunate French Girl in Hong Kong Jail
The French girl Ina Buelletin remains at Qnaba jail under watchful jailer Henry. She has garden access with guard alert, fear of further escape attempts, and Honolulu residents pledge aid. Funds for her return passage are secured and a family letter confirms plans to depart soon for France. She will testify in the police court trial Saturday, then prepare to leave.
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Ina Bueletin
Qnaba
Henry
Turk
Honolulu
France
Nippon
Il On
Drunkenness Arrest Leads to Jail Sentence
William Crews was arrested yesterday on the same old charge. An officer restrained him at the station to quell his noise, and he was sent to Oahu Jail. This morning Judge Wilcox sentenced him to one month for continual appearance in Police Court on the same charge.
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Wm. Crews
Otticer
Oahu
Wilcox
Tard Iabot
Honolulu Cricket Club smoker features diverse talent
The Honolulu Cricket Club smoker at the Waverley Club room begins promptly this evening. The program includes music by Menara Rog ova Alex Jol Chas van Dyne and Jack Lawton of the Boston Lyric Opera Co. Vocal solos by Guy Livingston Geo Allen D W Anderson Robert Anderson and Wu Thompson. Robert Anderson will perform Scotch selections and Mr Thom will sing. Winton will show ventriloquism and Paul Egry and Prof Yarndley will offer violin pieces. Prof Yarndley may miss the event due to illness. Prof Sharp and Captain Berger will be accompanists. Prof Sharp opens with a piano solo.
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Honolulu Cricket Club
Waverley
Rooma
Menara
Rogova
Alex
Jol
Chas
van Dyne
Ed Molvin
Jack Lawton
Bosto Lyric Opera Co
Guy Livingston
Geo, Allen
D. W. Anderson
Robert Anderson
Wu. Thompson
Thom
W Winton
Paul Egry
Yarndley
Marriner
Allan Dunn
Gus Murphy
Prof. Sharp
Captain Berger
Needless Riding Convict Jno Gummings to be Sentenced
Jno Gummings, tried before four jurors in Judge Perry's court, was convicted of furious and heedless riding. He was fined 875 in the lower court, appealed the judgment, and faces sentencing this afternoon. ATTENTION Co N G: all members of the company, prize drill winners, must attend drill shed this evening to discuss disposition of the prize money.
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Jno
Gummings
Perry
Roll of Honor Among The Nation’s Defenders
A brief note highlights the roll of honor among national defenders in One Manila, naming key figures and recognizing service amid wartime efforts.
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Manila
Torturing Black people in New Orleans case sparks mob violence
In Leak County Mississippi reports describe the Gambrell case and the torture of Black suspects following the crime. Leflore, a Black man, is named among the accused as mobs seek evidence against his alleged accomplices. Dozens of Black residents allegedly whipped or burned with brands to force confessions, with little result.
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New Orleans
Gambrell
Joe Leflore
Leak County
Missinnippi
Leflore
Natives 10 Tour World Forming In Honolulu
A select party of young Hawaiian men and women singers is being formed in Honolulu to tour the world, presenting Hawaiian vocal and instrumental music. A well known Hawaiian leader heads the project and nearly all material is secured. A German Count has offered a tour, possibly to be in Europe, with letters from managers in the United States and Europe awaited. The plan is considered promising and likely to succeed.
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Honolulu
Europe
Buroy
Mawalian
America
Porto Rico Seeks Laws As United States Acts Laggardly
Ponce October 25 In Porto Rico commerce awaits U.S. action to grant a market and to resolve governance. Cane recovery follows a tornado and soil deposits, while Spanish law lingers under military orders. Taxation baffling. native courts clash with American ideas. Progress toward Americanization continues yet tensions grow as residents fear delayed federal action.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
United States
Nippon Maru harbor clash with health officers in Honolulu
A dispute erupted between Nippon Maru crewman Ver Mehr and Honolulu health and customs officers over landing Japanese immigrants. A later scuffle led to a brief fight on the dock, interrupted by onlookers. The Nippon Maru was docked at Oceanic dock after delays, with Hackfeld & Co reporting no complaints about port officer treatment.
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Honolulu
Mehr
Lilie Port
J.D. McVeleh
Pacific Mail
Oceanic
Ver Mehr
Meantine
Mee
McVeigh
Custom House
Health Office
BK. R. Stackable
Oflern
Toyo Kinen
Schultze
Lle
Hackfeld & Co
Chin Tai Appears in Circuit Court on Irregularity Case
Chin Tai, a Chinaman returned from Cinult to Potlée Court on irregularity, appeared in Police Court this morning for a preliminary examination. The prosecution was taken and then Auer Wemitted the case for trial before the circuit court.
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Chin Tai
Potlée
Te Police
Crusty to Animals Fined in County Court
Crusty to Animals was fined for cruelty to an animal in County Court this forenoon after pleading guilty. The offense related to a road incident where a person refused to move an animal lying in the roadway. Douglas White, author of On To Manila, praised for accurate work.
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Douglas White
Manila
War Department on Hawaii land control debate
The Adjutant General Corbin reports to the Secretary of War on Hawaii urging immediate action to take or reserve government lands and crown lands for military uses. He warns continued sales and leases threaten U S military needs and future control, risking embarrassments if not halted.
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Washington
Corbin
Secretary of War
Hawaii
Rebcllon
United States
Downward Spiral Return of Emene Hits Local Nerves
Up to her old tricks Emene recently released from the asylum caused a disturbance last night. Police were summoned and four officers plus a patrol wagon took her to the station. Irvine Police Court fined her four dollars plus costs and warned that further penalties could mean hard labor imprisonment.
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Sweet Emene
Irvihe
Russian Finance Minister Downplays Crisis Says Russia Not Bankrupt
Novosti reports Minister of Finance M Dewitte told directors of several private banks and institutions that Russia's financial condition is stronger than France or Great Britain. He said the government has funds and the outlook does not justify unease despite wartime strains.
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St. Petersburg
Novosti
M. Dewitte
France
Ceres
Veteran Ji Shen Dies After Civil War Service in Rhode Island
Ji Shen, a veteran of the U S Army who served in Rhode Island during the Civil War, died Monday night after being ill yesterday afternoon. An old-time Island resident, he was well known by many in the community and had come here years ago.
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Ji Shen
U. S. Army
Detective Office In Model Jack By Merchants Patrol
Detective agency note states Capt W L Boweng of the Merchants Patrol has opened an office in the Model jack area to handle all kinds of detective work. Captain How ers has built a substantial business for the patrol and is reachable at Telephone 708.
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W. L. Boweng
The
Merchants? Patrol
Howers
Merchants
First in the Field for 1900 Souvaler Art Calendar
Souvaler presents a 14 card Hawaiian views calendar praised as the handsomest calendar produced. Ready for mailing with price listed. Wall Ni CHOLS Co Ltd offers the item.
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WALL
Chols Co., Ltd
To Learn Boer Losses From Russell Dispatch
Russell Nov 1 report indicates Dr Leyds obtained British War Secretary consent to grant Pretoria access to casualty figures. Boers reported to have killed and wounded on their side, with details expected to clarify losses.
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Russell
Dr. Leyds
Transvaal
Aaa
Grant
Pretoria
Art League Exhibit Set for November 27 at Masonic Temple
The Art League invites attendance for the November exhibit and urges viewers to come Monday evening the 27th. Nora Posey, specialist in ear nose throat diseases and catarrh, is noted for context in the notice.
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ART League
Rnroai
Nora Posey
Masonic Temple
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