Global notes on finance crime and storms
A wide yarn of overseas business deals and local misfortunes fills this overseas column. John Wenamaker buys bankrupt Alt. Stewart business for 82 million. Alexander McDonald lies ill at Southampton. Louis Grimm’s indoor record rumored unbalanced after a Windy City ride. a Chicago policeman's suicide linked to Haymarket injuries. a San Francisco jury clears seven supervisors in a corruption probe. storms devastate Savannah and New York. Dinamite output at Dupont plant, rumors for Cuban insurgents. many political and criminal notes from London to Washington.
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Alt. Stawart
New York
Philadelpha
Alexander McDonald
Wirgam
United States
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Louis Grimm
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Windy City
Grimm
Davie J. Daley
Chicago
Haymarket
San Francisco
Leadville
Corbett
Sharkey
Vitasimmons
Savannah
New York City
Dupont Powder Works
Gibbstown
N. J
Chauncey Depew
Edith Collins
Philadelphia
John KR. Gentry
Rigby Park
Portland
Lewis
Low Observatory
Cal
Harvard Callege Observatory
Carnegie Company
Willian C. Whitney
Edith
Randolph
Bar Harbor
Maine
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Andrew Cornegis
London Times
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Smuggling Charge Fallout From Dorie Passenger Case
Japanese merchant Hoshino was halted at the steamship Dorie gangway by Port Surveyor Stratemeyer and Deputy Collector McStacker. A search revealed five gold watches, diamond cards, rings and necklaces sewn into his waistcoat and lining, leading to smuggling charges and a District Court postponement to the 4th inst.
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E. Hoshino
Geo
Hoshino
Hawaiian Band and Glee Club at Orpheum
The San Francisco Bulletin reports the Hawaiian Band and Glee Club, led by Professor Libornio, arrives in San Peaweines to perform with vaudeville. Special matinees Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons will present the full concert.
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Libornio
Madrid
Kalakaua
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Band
Pantheon Enterprise Beer Ad and Monterey Collision Report
An era of raucous drinkers promotes Pantheon Enterprise beer in Honolulu with coarse shorthand for choices. Separately, the Monterey returns to Mare Island after a collision with a Norwegian steamer, with indentation in its monitor and armor plates preventing sinking. boiler makers will retaube burnt-out Scotch boilers.
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Enterprise
Honolulu
James Covp
Monterey
Mare Island
San Francisco Chronicle
Monitor
Captain Alex McGregor of Mokoli Dies at Home
Captain Alex McGregor longtime master of the Wilder steamer Mokoli died at his home this morning. He was a member of Hawaiian Lodge BF and A M and will be buried with Masonic honors from the Masonic Temple on Sunday afternoon after a brother arrives. Undertaker HE A Williams in charge. McGregor, about 47, unmarried, leaves a mother and two brothers. He joined Wilder Steamship Company over twenty years ago as Kilanea engineer and later served aboard Mokolii.
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Hawaiian Lodge
Masonic Temple
HE. A. Williams
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McGregor
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Mokolii
Arrest of Japanese man Gotanda Jingu on concealment charges
Officer Toma, after a long search, arrests Gotanda Jingu, a Japanese national, charged with concealing valuable goods. The warrant affidavit was sworn by J. P. Collace, a customs employee, who says Jingu possessed about 8600 worth of silk goods with no duty paid and no invoices.
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Gotanda Jingu
J. P. Collace
Custom House
Ange
Too Much Feat Driving in Hack Regulations
The April 1 hack regulations edition omits speed limits for horses. Drivers ignore rules and often claim right of way at all times. A suggestion proposes appointing a mounted police marshal to rope in reckless drivers and scorchers.
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Minister of the Interior
Death notice of Judge Austin aged seventy three years
The death notice inherited from the Hilo Tribune states Judge Austin died at age 73. A quoted letter to Chief Justice Judd expresses hope he would reach eighty one, with some readers interpreting the note as his next birthday may mark the eighty first.
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Austin
Hilo Tribune
Judd
Money In Chemistry Records Mortgage Rate Reductions
Among recent instruments recorded are agreements reducing the rate of interest on existing mortgages. Many people are borrowing money at five percent to take up mortgages on which nine and ten percent had been paid before. In many cases the old mortgagees accept a lower rate rather than lose a gilt edged loan.
Affray charge dropped in police court. Papu case delayed
The charge of an affray against two native women was nolle prossed in the police court this morning. The case of Papu for battering Kepola received the same order. The decision in the Sough tailing liquor case has been reserved to the 21st.
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Nolle
Papu
Kepola
2St
British India Steam Navigation to start NZ Vancouver line
Vancouver reports revision of plans by the British India Steam Navigation Company of London to establish a New Zealand to Vancouver steam service. The first steamer Avonea was expected to depart New Zealand around October.
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Vancouver
British India Steam Navigation Company of London
New Zealand
A Distinguished Visitor Tells of Li Hung Chang Tour and Wars
The piece recounts Colmac de Waynek’s accounts as a veteran military agent of Russia to China and Japan. He cites experiences with Li Hung Chang, the Chinese leader’s European journey, and participation in the Chinese-Japanese war including Port Arthur. He contrasts trained Japanese troops with China’s less prepared forces and comments on Russia’s Korea plans and Japan Formosa stakes.
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de Waynck
Russia
China
Japan
Li Hung Chang
Europe
New York
Orient
Yi Hang Chang
London
Paria
Vitien
L Wan
Marahal Yamagata
de Wogack
Korea
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Li Hang Chang
Roekin
Kore
Kores
Formosa
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Formuli
Mowtoms Club Discusses Membership and Boat Plan
Twelve more applications for membership were received by the Hoalani Yacht and Boat Club directors. A committee of three was appointed to amend the laws to admit associate members. A proposal to build a four oared shell was referred to Captain Geo R Carter.
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Hoalani Yacht and Boat Club
Geo, R. Carter
Californians Prep For McKinley Rally Trip To Canton
California Republicans plan a monster excursion to Canton to see McKinley, with a round trip fare of 872.50. The Union League Club of San Francisco organizes the affair.
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McKinley
Canton
City
Union League Club of
San Francisco
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