Congressmen See Philippines Mission Through Eastern Voyage
Four members of the Philippine Commission of Congress travel home on the steamer Dome reporting on colonial governance, observing Malay races under foreign rule, and noting U S role in the Philippines. They stop at Mediterranean ports, study colonial systems, and discuss political and municipal questions ahead of eventual Philippine self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comat
Philippine Commission of Congress
le Thoir
New York
New Possessions
J. W. Gainen
Green
D. H. Mercer
8. M. Jack
House of Representatives
Philippines
United States
Mediterranean Sea
Mororca
Alexandria
Cairo
Ues Canal
Samar
Manila
Bryan
Hawaii
Territory Improvements Highlighted During Senator Visit
Mr Mercer of Nebraska, visiting, praised the improvements in the city since his last visit. He asked about Delegate Wilcox and will review the city during his tour, with the committee chair focusing on recommending Wille for walling projects in the Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Netraska
Wilcox
Wille
Japanese Princess III and court chaos prompt critics
The November Mall headlines reveal regret over Princam HL Her Imper confinement of a fighter amid sharp criticism. Tokyo papers note lingering anxiety despite two days of claimed improvements. Just before 2 o'clock, Cotton Brow Co. filed a demurrer to the Injunction unit of the ORL Co regarding construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapan
Sayn
Princam HL
Pewnpapers
Tokyo
Cotton Brow Co
Whaef
Workmen Battle Labor Law Over Wharf Construction
Rioting workers clash with injunctions as public works press on with laying the new wharf. Rail opposition and corporate maneuvering eyed by shipowners and rail lines amid tense waterfront protests. Work continues under judge’s order as sheriffs intervene to halt or permit progress on different segments.
Beresford's Successor and the Young Patriot Scientist
The passage honors a young Washington figure, described as a scientist and active Anthropological Society member in New York. It notes elk species named after him, a new spindle of ingentivors, Alpine climbs including Matterhorn Jungfrau Swine Alps, and roles with the Navy and geographical societies. It highlights his scholarly papers on Dutch colonies and leadership in science circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dfom
Auecene Vor
Washington
Anthropological Society of
New York City
Hema
Matter
HS Successor Named Conservative To Take Li Mung Place
In Shanghai there is word that Li Mung has died and a conservative will succeed him. It is expected Wang Wotsiao will be replacement, with Yuan Shuokai or Wang Wenabao as possible successors. Li currently China Representative in Berlin may be succeeded upon arrival in Peking. Na Tung will not seek more terms. The article discusses ad valorem duties and invoice value including freight and insurance, with customs guidance that this method will be applied at ports awaiting official announcements.
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Shanghai
Hung Chang
Wank Wotsiao
Dovernor Yuan Shuokai
Wang Wenabao
Purcan
Berlin
Lu'e
Peking
Na Tung
Comminelenor of Customs
Dale Ova
Dole
Feanon
Polit
Gayersor Ratitinion
France denies aims of conquest in Turkey dispute
In Constantinople Bapat Mrench charges the French envoy delivers an imperative to recognize the archeology and religious establishments under French protection. Vienna reports France has informed the Powers it seeks no conquest in its dispute with Turkey and will not permanently occupy Mitylene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
France
Vienna
Turkey
Mitylene
Wealth and Health Reports Improve in Hana District
Dr McGottigan district physician notes October rains improved sanitary conditions in Hana. He urges finding a remedy for taro blight and cites nevelty of customary food as a health issue. Dr Greenfeld reports late October rain improved health. water supply issues reduced dysentery. Archer Irwin notes heavy rainfall after a dry spell revived fevers. some cases resolve with short treatment while others persist. Dr Rel fortile and Dr Blake also report greatly improved sanitary and health conditions across districts.
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McGottigan
Hana
Matti
Greenfeld
Archer Irwin
North Hilly
Rel Fortile
Blake
Ola
Pay Until Stopped Opinion Spurred By Hawaiian Maternity Home
Attorney General Dore rendered an opinion to the Governor on the Ka Molin Maternity Home funding. He held warrants may be released only if not restrained by injunction, raising questions about the home’s alignment with public aid to sectarian institutions and its suitability under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore
Ka Molin
Foreclosure Answer In Equity Case Involving Kaplo Lunt Ketate
Desky Ready 0. Pay Charten H. Donky as udustee filed an answer to a foreclosure suit claiming the mortgage was not a full conveyance of mineral assets. He acknowledges the mortgage exists and the principal and interest due but denies default on the full sum and asserts willingness to pay any accruing interest and submit to a court decree as appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charten H. Donky
Udustee
Kaplolunt Ketate, Corporation
Willie
Misstatement on Hawaii liquor license and land plans addressed
In a fullerton Evening Bulletin reply, a reader rejects the Advertiser’s claim of a liquor license for rum manufacture. The note explains Hawaii Territory supplies no licenses. the Internal Revenue Service handles liquor licenses. The writer sought fee simple on five acres from a lease of twenty one, and notes plans to begin operations early in 1902 after IRS confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullor Evening Bulletin
Mobases
Hawaii
Territory
Busines
Internal Revenue Department of the
United Sates
United States
Internal Revenue Department
Another Man Freed Charged With Stealing Captain Brokaw's Beer
Charles Johnson was tried for lar cony second degree and found not guilty by a jury before judge Hum. Indicted for stealing twelve quart bottles of beer from Captain Guibert H. Brokaw of the tug Fearless, beer valued at twenty five cents. Assistant Attorney General E. A. Touthitt prosecuted. P.M. Brookw and C. A. Lani defended. Jury list includes Charles G. Lakw and Ruby A. Dexter among others. Also juries drawn for selling liquor without a license and for three Chinows indicted for far veny second degree. Ah Chong and Joy Hung dropped, Lee Kin pleaded guilty.
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Charles Johnson
Hum
Guibert H. Brokaw
Fearless
E. A. Touthitt
P.M. Brookw
C. A. Lani
Charles G. Lakw
Ruby A. Dexter
James Kahalebua
Guy Livingston
David Notley
John A. Noble
Edward Woodward
Jamey M. Sims
Harry 8. Swinton
Houghton C. Bickerton
Benjamin Campbell
Joseph Michard
Chan Kam
Charles B. Lake
Herman Levy
Inane H. Harbottie
John J. Hansmann
James Kabalepua
Charles Dudolt, Jr
Jamen K. Mornberg
Edwin K. Blake
William Herrick
Alexander G. Nicholay
Jonah K. Naxila
Chinows
Ah Chong
Joy Hung
Lee Kin
Ani
Republicans Press for a Special Session Over Governor Dole
Stalwart Republicans criticize Governor Dole and push for a special session of the Legislature to fund the Fire Claims Commission and Territory needs. They vow to oppose Dole if he delays, warning of a powerful political stand and potential clashes with the Home rulers and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov+rnor Dovevail
Dagialature
Hepilltenn
Vietien
Gover
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Claims Commission
Dole
Renas
Porate
Wnl
Republican Party
Capecal
Wasaingon
Spearhead to Build Speedway From Walkili Road to King Street
Project plans propose a new speedway along Walkili road to King Street via McCutly street, open to traffic with no speed limit for certain uses. Local residents near Walkihi are cited as involved, while safety and animal handling concerns are noted in ancillary text.
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Walkili Road
King Street
Walkiki
Nethorwon
Walkihi
Thie Speedway
Charity Fair For Convent Sisters At Whedon Drill
The article outlines a charity event for the Convent Bohoat of Catholic Sisters to be held at a drill ground on November 20. Pupils and friends contribute to booths including Luntry tents with chicken pie, Fancy Work, Hawaiian, Portuguese, Juvanene, Chinese booths, and a prom night concert by the Amateur Orchestra directed by Wray Taylor. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Mere
Bowler
Vonamitten
MM Lucy Peabody
C.K. Stillman
Charles Clark
J. A. Hassinger
A. Pulcher
Mee Ropet
Boothy
John Liycos
J. Sullivan
Princesal Kalan
Pierre Jones
Cushion Booth
Ara Larnach
Mise Perry
Juvanene Booth
Stra
Hutisht
Min
J. Podmore
Wray Taylor
An Ideal Husband onstage at the Opera House
James Neill and company present Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband at the Opera House tonight. Neill plays Lord Goring, with Lew pleasant Cole as the aristocrat and Miss Chapman as Lady Chiltern. The ensemble promises a refined witty portrayal and stylish costumes as the cast delivers Wilde's celebrated drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neill
Oncar
Lord Goring
Misa Chapman
Mr. Clieveley
Janehair
Abe
Mtr
Nellis
Trouble in Korea Report From Yokohama
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear names and places but mentions Korea, Yokohama, and casualties among civilians. Injuries and conflict described with damaged text.
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Korea
Liquor and court actions shadow Pearl Harbor cases
In the United States District Court Judge Kater heard a demurrer by Macfarlane & Co. vs William H. Wright, Treasurer of Hawaii. The petition failed to show injury or remedy, delaying an injunction to stop beer license loss. Separately, Wharf construction suit by Guam Hallway Land Co. vs Public Works Superintendent proceeds. Jurors were excused to depart for Australia. trial set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kater
United States District Court
Macfarlane & Co
Qaou
Land Co
Publ Works
Cutton Bros A
United States
Cert Harbor
George W. Turner
Australia
Moana Hotel Arrivals Report Contains Broad Guest List
A fragmentary hotel arrivals note lists guests and origins including J. Me Haw land, Pom. Holm, J.J. Lang, Hy Hore, cityFA Marley and others. Snippets mention Captain Audain, Baron Vom Boneh, Manila, London and Malladelphia among listed names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moana Hotel
Doris Na
Maryimi
Mins
Os Nowland
Win Phill
J. Me Hawland
Pom. Holm
Jayren
J.J. Lang
J. My Porteous
Notice of Liens Against Honolulu Stack Building Contract
A corporate notice against a Honolulu contractor for a two story wooden building at King and South streets states no work has begun. The complaint dates August 23. The account against the contractor totals 7464.09, with 3500 already paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pany, Corporation
Nien Smith
King and Bouth
Baby Shoes Help Children Stay Well and Dressed
Mothers seek comfortable fitting footwear for children ensuring proper foot development and steady walking. The article urges timely provision of shoes to support healthy growth and daily wear.
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College Hills
Ronald
Fico
B. McClellan & Co
Castle & Lansdale
III
Harry
Ontu Raltront
Publi Works
New Hart
Mont of
Tudes
Hobbie
Na Jural
Sherif Brown
London
Admiral Watson
Pany
Beresford
Lord Kitchens
Heaton
Li Mung
Chang
Wang Wen-shao
China
Frances
Denis
NEW Enterprise
Frank Brown and Associates
Captain Brokaw
M.P.D
Uro
Bett
Honoluju Market
Governor
Dtupburg Acties
California
Festival
Yokohama
Nev
Sore Solilerk
Ielitum
Pearl Harbor
SHE Company
Foxt Street
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