Death of Col J C Baird Prominent Cheyenne Lawyer
John C Baird a Cheyenne attorney and former United States Attorney for Hawaii died at 50 in Denver. Born Pittsburg 1860s he practiced law, served as District Attorney of Laramie County and Judge Advocate General of Wyoming, led in Woodmen of the World and was active in Cheyenne business and legislature. He died after long illness at Dr A G Cave’s home.
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John C. Baird
Pittsburg
Willie
Garved
Jaramie County
Cheyenne
Board of Trade of
Wired
United States
Hawaii
Maxon
Aheriff
Paul J. Vorllor
Spencer
Prospectatrenta
Seale
Katee
United Watel District Court
Inge
Voeller
K. Whitney & Co
Haas Brothers
San Francisco
California Feeds Company
Tle
Daige Humphreya
An Cheops
Hong Cheang
Inrbray Oret Deeror
I. A. Douthitt
A. L. G. Atkinson
Geo. W. Macy
John A. Noble
Edward Woodward
Iwane H. Harbottle
Hermann Levy
Joseph Richard
Quy Livingston
James Kahalepua
Ruby A. Dexter
Inalab Bray
Harry
K. Kekaula
John K. Kekaula
Bee
Watiu
Ramana Wurther
James K. Kokaula
Ramanao
Ap Bair
Timnels
Walluu
Kama- Huwal
Berkeley Wins Sap Prancieco In Rain Delayed Contest
In a drenched field US Berkeley defeated Stanford 410 to 0 before about 14 000 spectators. Jones sparked Berkeley with dangerous carries while Branford’s defense repeatedly stifled Stanford. Mass plays and speed proved decisive as Berkeley bucked the big line and dominated throughout.
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Sap Prancieco
University of California
Stanford University
Stanford
Jones
Herkeley
Branford
Tudente
Berkeley
Hearsts Men Go to Jail for Contempt Chicago Nov 12
Judge Hancey ordered Hearst Chicago American editors Andrew M. Lawrence and M. S. Canield to jail for contempt. Lawrence to forty days in county jail and Canield to thirty days. Others connected to the newspaper may face court if summoned.
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Chicago
Hancey
Hearst
Chicago American
Andrew M. Lawrence
Canield
Remai
Curva
J. 2
Hammond
W. St. Hearst
Uelugw
Homer Davenport
Ward
The Bark Noland Arrives East After Harrowing Voyage
The bark Noland docked at the Byreckols Sumer Refinery in Philadelphia after a 129 day voyage from the Hawaii inlands to New York and Philadelphia. It faced two severe gales near Cape Horn and was 14 000 miles on the voyage amid fog and ice as master Iain Jonalyn guided toward clear water.
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Philadelphia
Leo Thie Eason
Byreckols Sumer
Capetora
Iain Jonalyn
New York
License Taxes Unequally Borne and Peddler Threat
A discussion argues for an equitable license regime to fund revenue and protect legitimate trade from Asiatic hucksters and door to door peddlers. It cites Chinatown reoccupation, burdens on merchants, and calls for targeted licenses to curb unfair competition.
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Ube
Republic
Intel
Heruic
Mullen
J. Hatchelor
Jooennes
Lis
Aeeware
Honolulu
Clini
Dalein
Chandise Horne
Chinatown
Goligot
Turkeys Sultan Accepts French Demands in New Accord
Paris reports that the Sultan of Turkey agreed to the French government’s terms in a disputed settlement. The Ottoman Foreign Minister sent a note to the French ambassador outlining the acceptance with an additional clause permitting France to pursue schooling and hospital works if the Porte raises no objections within five months. Diplomatic relations were described as remaining, with Entente envoys adjusting posts and Admiral Caillard instructed to return to Greek waters while Consul Stun remains in Constantinople.
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Paris
Foren
Turkey
TwHk Pasha
M. Bapet
Constantinople
France
M. Dotewsse
M Mapat
Towak Pasha
Caillard
Mitylone
Ryra
de Levant
M- Consstun
Brevebombasador
Ventura Passengers at Meeting of Wilder Steamship Co
A San Francisco to Ventura passenger list is read aloud at the Wilder Steamship Co meeting with names including W. L. Bowwick Mrs. Kile Carbre, Hi. Deacon, A. Morlock, Mra. Richards, J. Silva, J. Newel, O. B. Newton, J. J. Tucker, and many others. W. M. Gittard was elected vice president, W. Pfotene haner auditor, and I. F. Bishop director. other old officers were reelected.
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San Francisco
Ventura
Avcroft
W. L. Bowwick
Kile Carbre Mru
Hi. Deacon
G. A. Her
A. H. Green
Henry Macfarlane
A. Morlock
Nolte
Mra. Richards
T. Bilva
Thompson
Walther
Barrow
Stiuw
M. i. Butt
J.C. Cohp
He O. Daley
Miew P. Poster
J. . Huckfeld
Atlas Hopper
W. McBryde
Jo Newel
G. O Fanton
M.‘Honenberg
A. J. Simpson
J. J. ‘Tucker
Mra
J.C. Monte
Sire MH
J. Te Ronton
Ming V. Hehots
M. Stern
Mr. J. Waiters
A. J Ameuston
Ater Whyte Stes
A E. Chittendes
Here
Mina Walfond
ML Mille
M. Buright
M Phito
Mike Hearde
J. We le Mo
Guire
Th. L. ‘Thompson
Alive Kinggold
Mini ‘Urunty
Tuva
Jake von
T. Kitubkoo
Mr. Aald
Afr
Robinson
Mr. Christian
TD. Vigira
Jay
Murray
Hod
Noll
W. Jellings
le AL Vow
Mir Davie
Mr. Jones
Licht
Mir
Guaniea
Redgritt
Pf, Peck
J. Slevoleh
Geoovamuky
Mr. Ju
Wilder Steamehiy Co
W. M. Gittard
W. Pfotenehaner
If. Bishop
Soldier boys kick at Camp McKinlay grid drills
Camp McKinlay soldiers push hard in football drills. A second eleven has been organized and both teams train daily after noon in preparation for their first Saturday match. Artillery aims for a strong debut and hopes to boost local morale with a solid performance.
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Camp McKinlay
Artillery
Woods
Tan
Rami AR AB
Alurm
Melbourne Cup Winner Report With Betting Surge
The Melbourne Cup was won by Trenton-Water Lily ridden by P Dunn in a favorite result. Revenue reportedly saw over four million dollars wagered on the event with Bain Fransee and Khaki taking second and third places.
Death of Luther W. Osborn Aboard Elorra
News arrives that Luther W. Osborn died October 27 on the steamer Elorra while en route from Tahlequah. A well known figure in Honolulu, he served as Coast General to Ramnon under Cleveland and was offered by McKinley. The obituary notes his wide recognition and roles.
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Apis
Hamom
United
Luther W. Osborm
Elorra
Osborn Wan
Ramnon
Cleveland
McKinley
Tuttle
Pineapple Industry Inquiry Sent by Commissioner Taylor
Commissioner Wray Taylor to probe pineapple canning practices in Hawaii with Albert H. Benson of Queens Wood. Benson details preferred varieties and can sizes. The exchange notes upcoming Pearl City Fruit Company cannery plans and a new California mission seed transfer, while Cypress seedlings remain scarce.
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Wray Taylor
At Man
Albert H. Benson
Queens Wood
Benson
Taylor
Sierra
Noeau Long Trip Ends Hurriedly at Sea
The Noeau remained weather bound at Waiplo for three days during a severe storm that raged near the island geet. After the gale subsided the vessel resumed its regular port calls, escaping major damage due to Captain Wyman's seamanship. The Noeau carried fundmen packages and twenty two head of cattle for Monotuln.
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Port Mer Nowa
Kaual
Pirner Tenac Simerson
Waiplo
Wyman
Collecting Mercenaries Under Martial Law at the Cape
Reports describe the massing of Continental mercenaries among arrivals under martial law at the Cape. Persistent rumors link De Wette with suppressing marauding Boers in Demaraland and Mishmansland as the event unfolds, mentioning nationalities and bound transports.
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London
Cape
Perth
Demaraland
Mishmansland
Teaching to Boer. Chamberlain selects 100 English women teachers
London reports Mr Chamberlain plans to appoint 100 English women as teachers for children in concentration camps with a salary of 800 and rations. The move reflects wartime education needs and government support for caregivers in occupied areas.
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London
Sugar and Labor Clash Over Australian Exclusion Bill
Queensland chamber protests a Commonwealth bill to limit Polynesian laborers entering Australia after 1901. Dr Maxwell warns the sugar industry would suffer immediate injury if the bill passes, arguing cane farming cannot rely solely on white labor and may threaten Mackay mills and sugar production.
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Queensland
Momiure
Australia
Ble Leland
Mickay
Linwalian Sugar Plans
Tere’ Association
Ulil Aa
Hundaberg
Maxwell
Philp
Trop
Real Agriculturiet
Melebane
Dr. Maxwell
Mately
Mackay
Hawaii
Biggest Fire Claim and Sheriff Sale Halted by Order
An official order from Chairman Macfarlane halts a sheriff sale on the largest fire claim, delaying proceedings for a key case involving Yew Wo Chan Co for 77000. The event follows a public hearing schedule and bankruptcy actions against Voeller, with a criminal trial of Hong Cheang ongoing and a list of jurors noted.
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W. Macfarlane
Yew Wo Chan Co
New Oceanic Steamship Route Wins Mail Contracts
New York officials report the British Government orders the Oceanic Steamship Company ship to carry Australian London mail on a new route. A French Government contract follows for mail transport from Wa With to the far side of French possessions. The changes stem from a record mail trial race on the American route, previously using the Suez Canal and London segments.
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New York
New York Central Flailway
Spreckels , Uy
San Franasco
Oceanic Btoomship Company
Mutt
Frindist
London
George H. Daniela
New York Central
San Franciera
Dhe
Eble
Labor for Exclusion Alert Sent by U S Workers Union
Hushtan Pa November 11. Thomas Ditty president of the United State Workers district notifies all local unions under his supervision that a resolution favoring Chinese exclusion will be adopted and forwarded to Congress in May. The chair of National President Mitchell explains the plan to representatives of the southern district.
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Hushtan Pa
Thomas Ditty
United State Workers of the District
Allhe Joral
Mitchell
Roosevelt for Exclusion Interview Sparks Labor Pressure
In a Nov interview, Samuel Gompers urged President Roosevelt to reenact the Chinese Exclusion Act. He pressed for immigration curbs while noting labor tension and demands for stronger labor organization. Separately, reports from Nov 13 note illness and debility affecting Premier Bagasta and a Ventura colonies meeting at 10 p.m.
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Washington
Gamuel Gompers
Dent
Gompers
Hawaii National Guard Sets April 27 Drill Date
At a special meeting of the fine experts the date for the competitive drill was fixed for April 27. The postponement was to allow for sufficient practice and the Hawaii National Guard is expected to participate in the drill.
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National Guard of
Mawaii
Hamilton to the Front in South Africa
Nov 1 Swindon reports General Ian Hamilton, who commanded a division under Lord Roberts, moves to South Africa as Lord Kitchener's chief of staff. There were no wages on the stock exchange this morning.
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Swindon
Ian Hamilton
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Stat
Wales
Tilley Court Martial Report From Wisconsin Event
Fragmentary text describes a court martial or military proceeding with references to a court, members, and an arrival and meeting, mentioning Rabin Callen and Wawabi Malt in Wisconsin amid uncertain timing and arrangements. The readable parts suggest a formal proceeding and travel of officials, but specifics are unclear.
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Taquley Maide Hotty
Fenoole
Politational
Tie Md
OF Met
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JO Baird
Denver
Reaper
Bernley
Hearsts
College Hills
Raph
Tranalt
Fico
B. McClellan & Co
Castle & Lansdale
Cape Horn
South Seas
Noeau
Chamber of Commerce
Macfarlane
Yee Wo Chan
Ita
Paul J. Voeller
Chinaman
FSCO
Roosevelt
Mateid
Ies
M.P.D
the Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
Devers
Wanda
Europe
Honotulu
Tilley Cour Martin
Rabin Callen
Wawabi
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