Vesuvian Rampage and Spreading Warnings From Naples
Reported volcanic unrest around Vesuvius stirs fear among residents in Naples and Torre del Greco while authorities monitor potential impacts on nearby towns. The piece also notes social conditions and tourism of a port city with a 25,000 resident trade in relics and wine. In Paris, Mme Paulmiere allegedly shoots in the Dreyfus plot fallout at La Lanterne offices, aiming to kill M Millerand after slander claims. In Yokohama, Japan signals plans to negotiate for a foreign loan of 250,000.
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York
Worf
Naples
Vesupius
Volcanio
Torre del Gree
Kesina
Paris
Mmoe
Paulmiere
M. Charles Erest Paulmiere
Chamber of Deputies
Calvados
Dreyna
Paulhiers
la Lauterne
M. Millerand
Alsvot
M. Olivier
M. Ollivier
Panthiere
la Lanternead
Chacoine
Dreyfus
President Hin on Cineat Northern retires from Chicago
In St. Paul on September 17, President J Hin of the Cineat Northern told an Associated Press rep that any link with the Baltimore and Ohio is only to aid reorganization of the ailing line. He said neither the Northern nor himself has any real connection with any Chicago to St Paul route, nor with further ties.
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St. Paul
J. Hin
Cineat Northern
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Star
Bo & O
Baltimore
Ohio
Paul
Dole
Washington
Hawaiina Commission
Commission
von Prear
Congress
Prone J
Couneil
Damon
Oypa Felty
Brother Cooper
Kauai
Cooper
Honolulu
Reform School
Palama
Argentina to hire Morton for agricultural department
A New York dispatch notes Senor Rova's election as Argentina president and plans to bring J Sterling Morton to head a government agricultural department there. Morton would receive a princely salary and stay at least a year. Vancouver reports a separate item about Li Hung Chang negotiating Russian control of Cheversenstons.
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New York
Senor Rova
Argentina
bin Naked
J. Sterling Morton
Department of Apricriture
Cleveland
Morton
Ake
Vancouver
1. C
China Gazette
St. Petersburg
Li Hung Chang
Chiversenstons
Russia
American Marine Surgeon Arrives in Honolulu Harbor Duty
Dr. Carmichael of the Marine Hospital Service arrives in Honolulu to take duty at the Consulate General. He will examine vessel bills of health and quarantine matters, with responsibilities shifting from the Consul General. Consul General Haywood introduced him to Attorney General W. O. Smith, head of the Board of Health, who provided port health regulation details.
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Honolulu
Carmichael
Saruior
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Australia
Secretary of the Treasury
Haywood
W. O. Smith
Bonkl of Health
Supreme Court Hears Lazarus Estate Valuables Appeal
The Supreme Court heard administrator J. O. Carter argue valuables valued at 250. The claimant contends the defendant was personally liable rather than in an administrative capacity. Lyle A. Dickey sits as temporary Justice with Chief Justice Judd and Justice Whiting as presiding. Judge Perry hears closing arguments today in a Columbia maritime libel case.
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Supreme Court
Essimon J. O. Carter
Lazarus
Lyle A. Dickey
Judd
Whiting
City of Columbia
Perry
Warships hurry to Manila as Pacific voyage sped
Washington dates note rapid dispatch of battleships Oregon and Iowa toward Manila with limited stops. Navy to send 400 sailors from San Francisco. Concurrent reports cover General Anconell and policy shifts on industrial schools, plus ship provisioning and officer moves in the Pacific theater.
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Washington
Oregon
Iowa
Manila
New York
Hawaii
Mahia
Beavil
Punta Arenas
Straite of
Magellan
Galapagos
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
San Francisco
Department of California
Seti
Tennessee
Oregon Volunteer Infantry
San Pracisco
Maula
Philippine Islands
United States
M Anrtermaster
Miles
H.C. Conns
Francisco
Twenty Third United States Infantry
War Still Follows Peace Talks as McKinlay Warns
President McKinlay’s statement quiets volunteers eager to muster out. He notes only a peace protocol signed and warns against indiscriminate demobilization. Orders call for 100,000 volunteers to be mustered out, but only after the war is definitively over and ongoing negotiations in Paris with Spanish commissioners. The retained force remains essential for current U.S. needs.
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McKinlay
Paris
Spain
Lunwisdom
Howe
United States
Change of Day Inn Letter Reveals New Schooner Assignments
A morning letter to Captain Campbell of the Later Island Company states Captain Thompson of the Re Pe Tithet will command the new two timber schooner ordered by S C Adlen and due to arrive soon. It also notes Captain Gov Calhoun to take J V Rithet, the noted ship master, and that Calhoun, father of the younger master of the Archer, will oversee the vessel assignments.
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Campbell
Ieland Company
Thompson
Re Pe
S.C. Adlen
Gov. Calhoun
J. V
Comat Typhoons on Japan and Coast Damages
The Empress of India reports typhoons causing great damage along the Japanese coast. In Yokohama harbor the British ship Lindhurst and Italian cruiser Marco Polo collided, both damaged. The Emily W Whitney wreck reported from Shanghai with several crew lost after foundering in the typhoon. Trinidad abandoned after the same storm. Canton reports rising revolutionary tension and calls for more indemnities from Unwari. Honolulu Messenger Service delivers messages and packages.
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Victoria
B. C
Yoko Bawa
Lindhurst
Marco Polo
Emily W. Whitney
Shanghai
Canton
Unwari
Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery Heads to Big Surf Meet
Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery at 231 King Street appears set to compete in an upcoming event. The text mentions name fragments like STORMER and HULA with assorted garbled names and phrases, suggesting a sports or racing bulletin with competing teams and locations, though many details are unreadable.
President Gage Holds Informal Brief Meeting?
President Gage and Attorney General Grigus attended the Cricket gathering, making the session informal and brief. He stressed early attention to annual departmental reports and wished to begin drafting his message to Congress soon, but no concrete details emerged.
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Washington
Jory Gage
Attorrney
Grigus
Ile
Gage
Sea Inter Island Boat Ma vainch From San Francisco
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sea voyage with Captain Godfrey absent and the vessel Ma vainch preparing to sail from San Francisco in September. The text mentions steady work since arrival and a chaotic scene with unclear names and actions aboard.
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Mavainch
San Francisco
Godfrey W
San Drar
Yaoa
Bryan may resign army to rejoin public questions
Pretore Cisthan Lite reports William donning Bryan of the Think Nebraska Volunteers plans to resign his U S Army commission soon. He confirms he is fond of camp life but says he would apply for a commission in the Regular Army after the war if needed.
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Jacksonville
Bla
William Donning’ Bryan
Think Nebraska Volunteers
United States Army
Tan Tet
Tate
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