Samoa Claims 7,000 in Damages From Samoa Uprising
Washington reports British Commissioner Eliot received from Apia a full list of claims by British subjects for damages from the Mataafa rebellion and bombardment. The total reaches about 7,000 pounds, reduced from an initial double amount after scrutiny at Apia. President McKinley praised the Samoan Commission during Eliot’s White House visit.
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Washington
Samoa
Eliot
Apis
White House
McKinley
Capture of Porac and surrounding areas credited to MacArthur
Washington dispatch reports General Otis stating Dawtoon troops at Calumpit and San Fernando covered the country as MacArthur advanced from Porac with Ninth Infantry and thirty sixth volunteers capturing Porac and driving the enemy north. Wheaton held the north flank while Cebu and other routes moved to disrupt Pearl Juan agents. Casualties include one officer and several enlisted men killed and many wounded. a Coptic liner carried missionaries to China and Chinese travelers heading home for Quong Bal celebration.
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Washington
Otis
Porao
Calumpit
San Fernando
Angelos
Local and General notices from Honolulu headlines
Local and general notices list assorted shipping, transportation, and society items. References include Hawaiian Hardware ad alterations, bronmere picenile for Yokohama, ships Kinsa and Ceshing out to Honolulu, transport for Manila, and the Coptic sailings. Names include Phoebe Johnson, Marsden, Winslow, Ewart, Watson, Fisher, and Colton. Also mentions St. Louis Literary Society, Nebraska Volunteers, and a Y M C A farewell event with Maori interest.
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Hawaiian Hardware Co
Bronmere Picenile
Yokohama
Kinsa
Hilo
Pasengere
Tacoma
Manila
Rio de Janeiro
San Francisco
Henry White
6Th Artillery
Doctor Winslow
Ewart
Watson
WE Fisher
St. Louias
Grant
Orient
Honolulu
Government
Nunana
Callen Roberts
Graver
Mre
Misnes Wellwann
Rabumaon
M B Shaw
Y. M. CG. A. Hall Thia
Aiimuesion
Wien
Veteran Nicholson Retires After Thirty Years of Service
Nichols Nicholson of Battery M, first artillery, Camp McKinley, retires after a thirty year span in volunteers and regulars. Too small to carry a rifle in the rebellion he carried a dram. He will live on a pension for the rest of his life. He is about 47 years old and plans to return to the States.
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Nichole
M. Tech Artillery
MoKiley
Nicholson
Speke
Btatea
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Pisa
Dirisionaries
China
Tribune
Tripune
Whitman & CO
Teter
John Street
Whitney
Dreamers
Bangs
Pemberton
Kipling
Warren
Wedgewood
Gendarme
Wall, Nichols CC
Bergstrom Music CO
Progress Block
Fort St
Chickering, Kimball, Kroeger
Krell
Crown
Royal
Pianos
Oceanic Athletic Club
Alex. Hansen
Wil Smith
Ren
Young and Sound
Alakea and
Queen Streets
Mr. Clay Clement and Company
Nichols
Raape
Johnstone %& Murphy
Sake
Kas
McInenny Shoe Store
Deanell
Samouncog
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd
Port Street
Agency
Rubber Tire Wheel Company
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing CO
Queen Street
Port
James A. King
Rawaiian Islands
First American Bank OF
G. W. Ace Farlane
Bruce Cartweight
Cecil Brown
Oahu
Sonamence Access Munk
First American Bank OF Hawaii, Limited
Department of the Sas
Heaton
Interior
Banking Acts of 1854
EM. Boyd
Harv
Manuel Nunes
Hanuts Etoeme
de Espirito Santos
Sire Tee
Kunchtew
Charles Cramer
A. Grote
Uninn Street
Honalei
England
W. Jordan
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