Santa Maria eruption cripples Guatemala coffee districts
A Guatemala City cable reports hundreds dead and vast property loss from Santa Maria volcano. Coffee regions and estates are buried under ash reaching house tops. new craters form on the volcano side. Trade and currency suffer as prices rise and dealers face controls amid rising alarm.
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New York
The
Herald
Guatemala City
Santa Maria
Martinique
Mont Paice
United States
Guatemala
He le
San Diego
Crusase Ranger
Sey
Panama
Valeante
Central America
Gulf of Tehuantepec
Crfleer
Ranger
Mare
Kingston
Jamaica
Live Wires Tie Up South Street Cables Cause Panic
A tangle of live wires and a broken telephone line sparked a morning scare on South Street. Expressman J B Powell escaped electrocution as his horse struck a live wire and fell, injuring the horse but not fatal. A fire started at Wright's blacksmith shop as wires sparked gables, prompting line men to cut off the danger.
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South Street
J. B. Powell
Wright
Sermon for Men at St Andrew Cathedral Sunday Evening
Highow Restarick will preach a special sermon to men at St Andrew's Cathedral Sunday at 7 30. The notice says the men’s gathering is for all, with seating arranged for groups arriving together and emphasizes inclusivity beyond a male-only designation. A separate note advertises cigar ribbons for sale at the Infanit Curio Store on Fort street in the Molynery building.
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St. Andrew's Cathedral
Elion
Infanit Curio Store
Fort Street
Molyerny
Shots at King Leopold Earns Timely Hampering Crowd Scene
Brussels reports three shots fired at King Leopold during a Te Deum for Queen Marie Henriette. One man, Robins Mallen, was captured. two other shots were blanks. The royal cortege included Counts and Countess of Manders and Prince and Princess Alvert of Flandere. Separate court actions involve Mrs Nobrega’s alimony appeal, with the Supreme Court sending the case back to cut alimony in half. Alfred A. Butler to give an organ recital at Kamehameha chapel before planned Europe study tour.
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Brussels
King of
Mallen
Countess
Manders
Alvert
Flandere
Clementine
Aldesde-Camp and Indies
Hon
Supreme Court
Mra. Nobrega
Gear
Geo. A. Davin
Oanh
Nobrega
Cirowit
Andrews & Andrede
Alfred A. Butler
Kamehamena Chapel
Butler
London
Europe
Incitmnatl
Mr. Butler
Formo Ral
Loulaville
Bulletin Fine Ji
Austin Denies Charges in Senate Debate
The Senate wrestles with a disputed memorial from Herbert C. Austin former Hawaii Auditor claiming political leverage by Governor. Amid confusion over proper classification and temporary suspension, members pledge to review the communication and determine its status and the proper handling under Senate rules.
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Austin
Etter
Senate
Kohl
Nox Kapauhi
Nakapaah
Woode
Ballwin
Kaobi
Woods
Committee of Public Instruction
Nake Panu
Wen
Nakapaat
Herbert C. Austin
Clarence L. Gratin
Hawaii
Filon
Iaenberg
Honoluli
Cam
Auditors Department
Dickey
Paris
Benate
Amor
Fean Iberty
Miti
Ite
Sugar crop estimates conflict with witness charges
A Washington dispatch discusses conflicting sugar crop estimates for the years 1901 1902 from German and Belgian sources and the diplomatic implications. Henry Diederich Licht and others challenge the figures, arguing for a fair hearing and defense, as the case involves an inquiry affecting personal reputation and legal proceedings.
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Washington
Henry
Diederich
United States-Con
Bromod
State Department
Elect
Gelackar
Madgeburg
Senate
Germany
Conmul Diederich
France
Senator Hanna to retire from active public life
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hanna plans to retire from the Senate when his term ends. Health concerns and the need for younger leadership prompt him to step aside. W. Murry Crane is expected to succeed him as Republican National Committee chair. Weather disrupts polo event and Palolo water rights decisions are scheduled for Wednesday.
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Vietorle
D. C
Washington
Marcue
Baersfeld
Manna
Vancouver
Taland
Thority
Pacific Cable
Senate
Hanoa'e
Republican National
W. Murry Crane
Anthracite Strike Commission Opens Hearings in Scranton
In Scranton on November 11 the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission, appointed by President Roosevelt, began hearing testimony to judge whether workers in the hard coal fields receive fair wages and good conditions. Miners’ leader John Mitchell faced intense cross-examination by attorney David W. Wilcox of the Delaware and Hudson. The day was trying for miners and Mitchell, with questions continuing late into the afternoon as the deputy counsel pressed his memory.
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Scranton
Roosevelt
Todey
John Mitchell
David W. Wilcox
Delaware and Hudson
Wilcor
Mitchell
Yale Princeton Gridiron Thriller Ends Yale Edges Princeton 8 6
Yale and Princeton played a tight 2:18 opening kickoff game at old Nassau field in Princeton New Jersey with Yale holding a narrow 8 to 6 lead. Key players Rafferty Chadwick Dewitt Bowman and McGlave starred as crowds of up to 20 000 enthusiasts watched the close contest amid mild warm weather.
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Princeton
N. J
Frinceton
Yale
Old Nansay Field
Inceton
Princes
New York
Murphy
Rafferty
Chadwick
Matthew McClunger
Lehigh
Paul J. Bashiel
Davie
Brown
Brediey
Ghort
Dewitt
Read
Henry
Pearson
Hart
Foulke
M. McGlave
Kinney
Glass
Hall
Goss
Hogan
Shevlin
Lockwell
Metcalf
Bowm
Princeleven
Jim Robinson
Tiger
Bowman
Meld
Bulletin contest nears close with newspaper selling race
The Bulletin race nears finish with three days left. Forty days show 20,578 papers sold by younger leaders and 25,604 by fifty one persistent sellers. Tuesday ends the contest and Wednesday honors top sellers. On Thanksgiving Day a bus trip and a meal for one hundred boys are planned, with prizes to be awarded to the successful fundraisers.
Punghou Concert Secures Grounds for Afternoon Football
Reported weather forecasts suggested no football game this afternoon yet a Punghou people concert was arranged on the grounds. Henry H Williams undertaker advances improvements in the Love building with enlarged parlors show rooms and new cabinets awaiting completion.
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Henry H. Williams
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Rubino
Leopold
Beontor Baldwin
Dichey
Procerta
Denm S
Hariert C Aubtin
Pat Criterion
O Gines
Hanna
Pacific Cable Fast
Obeeenesaa
Ithaw
Kaplolant Park
Palolo Water Care
Nakuina
Palolo
Pallo Valley
Maritana
Kilohana
Mixaton Children's Society
Cary
Perth
Witghell
Srippe Lever
Mertt
Hobron Drug CO
Chleas
Arly
Christman
Wells, Fargo & Co. Express
Offion Masonic Temple
Stinoe Aa
Ston
Vale
G. Preety
Alex Hewitt
Willie Johnson
Vincent
Charles Corre
Ernest Muniz
Louis Richards
David Miha
John Medieros
Charles Wilcox
Willie Lee
Whitman & Co
Argonaut Bicycle
Hub Clothing House
Salt of Clothe
MH. W. Foster
Waltham Watch
Attein Tees
UME
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co. Ltd
Port Street
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