Columbia Wins By Good Margin In Magnificent Race
New York September 28 Columbia defeated Shamrock by a clear margin of 27 seconds on a light weather course extending to fifteen miles. The yachts sparred closely through the run, with Columbia storming ahead in the windward work and finishing one minute 22 seconds ahead after a dramatic dash to the Anta line. Crowds on the riverfront cheered as chants of Columbia the Gem of the Govan rose from the shore.
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New York
Columbia
Tay
Weil
Vallant Trinh
Air
Thomas Lipton
Cup Rces
Tos
Challenger
Antah
Shamrock
Publik Ulroxt
Hawaii Governor Dole Not Resigning Says Secretay
Cooper Reaghestown Washington reports Secretary Henry He Cooper denies a resignation claim. He says Governor Dole has not resigned and has no intention to retire, noting no such discussion occurred. Kalakaua Jr. presents Interior Department resolutions adopted by Home Rule Republican party endorsing Robert Wil as Hawaii's Delegate to Congress.
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Washington
Henry He Cooper
Secrutary
Hawaii
Dole
Cooper
D. Kalnnokalani Jr
Interior Department
Home Rule Republican Party of
Wali
Dole Ix
Indorses Wibert W. Wil
Nevertor
Secretary Hitchcock Receives Hawaii Governor Dole Resignation Report
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hitchcock stating he has information about the purported resignation of Hawaii Governor George R. Dole. No official confirmation yet as details remain unclear and the rumor circulates among sources.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Dole
Hawaii
Daniels in Distrebe and the Sole Tins
A garbled report traces Daniel Daniels and B. Daniels traveling from Honolulu with a cure company to Sole Tins. A bedridden man in a New Zealand town suffers six months with inflammatory symptoms. The Daniels family faces financial strain from prolonged illness as a letter to Q. H. Berrey carries unwelcome news. Mr Pontesway, tied to the Mulletin, plans southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Daniels
Honolulu
Hagey Cure Company
New Zealand
Daniela
Danie
Q. H. Berrey
Pontesway
Gong
Sugar Prices Cut by American Sugar Refining Co
New York October L The American Sugar Refining Company today reduced all grades of refined sugar at points of sale. The move affects Attern points and follows recent market shifts impacting prices across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oot
American Sugar Refining Company
Valuable Warehouse Site on Prison Road Offered
Auction notice for valuable warehouse ground on Prison road Fwilel near O R L Cota wharvon available for use as Oriental store and lodgings with fee simple title stated in the listing.
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Prison Road
Fwilel
Avalliumn
Australia Mourned After McKinley Death
Dr and Mrs R P Myden who left on the Blorra to the Colonies after a nine day stay in Sydney and three weeks in Auckland describe the reception of McKinleys death abroad. They note sympathy shown in Sydney and Auckland and say Australians mourn the U S president. They reflect on hospitality and the sense of American fellowship felt abroad.
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Mra
Myden
Tere Io
Culouses
Sonoma
Myers
Julletin
Sydney
Auckland
McKinley
Chomune
Memagea
Ome
AIL Austealt
United States
Dole critiques native leadership in Philippines education
Attorney Ghval WB P Dole addressed University of California students at Berkeley warning that sending Filipino youths to California for education risks placing government machinery in native hands too soon. He urged selecting teachers of broad character and emphasized U S responsibility to train natives with careful timing and honesty of purpose.
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Philippines
California
Islands
United States
Dr. Rayner Exits to Seek Health in Australia
Dr. FF J Rayner who has practiced dentistry in this city for several years will depart soon for the Colonies. Health of his wife is given as the reason for leaving, with the hope that the Australian voyage will benefit her. He has built a sizeable practice here in bridge and crown work and has earned strong professional recommendations from officials and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. J. Rayner
Hin
Rayner
Buffalo
Austral
Raynor
Hare
Dole
Navairul
United States
Sona
House of Ropresentativar
Honolulu Chamber considers anti anarchist resolutions
A circular from Geo H Anderson of Pittabirk Chamber urges the Honolulu Chamber to endorse resolutions condemning anarchism and urging federal action. The measures demand capital punishment for murder or attempted murder of officials, banishment or removal of agitators, and screening of anarchist suspects from entering the U S. Copies are to be sent to major U S commercial bodies for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Gordon Spencer
Honolulu
McKinley
Calon Btates
Metiniey Han
Agate
Iowa
Congress
Staten
United States
Grocerion
Schley court of inquiry debate echoes near collapse
Washington dispatch reports dramatic testimony in the Schley court of inquiry. Captain McCalla disputes claims of a long nightly retreat and asserts the blockade stayed close to the harbor entrance. The morning session provokes shock as witnesses challenge prior assertions and the overall conduct of operations. Fred Harrison, Prince Cupid and Mr and Mrs John Nott hosted Lilipitians last night.
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Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Rehlay
Judge Advocate
McCalla
Schley
Chey
Fuckos
Churkos
Bantiaxo
Behley
Dora
McCalle
Fred. Harrison
Prince Cupid
John Nott
Condemnation Suit Amended Answers Details Damages
The three defendants in the Pearl Harbor naval station condemnation case filed amended answers acknowledging the complaint claims and detailing claimed damages. Wondoli Plantation seeks 1,200,000 with 90,088 for improvements, Oahu Sugar 1,210,000 with 50,000 for improvements, Oulu Railway cites 85,000 in damages for open track, and other notes reference railway public importance and upcoming jury trial.
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Anawern
Dafendanta
Pearl Harbor Naval Station
United Alame
Wondoli Plantation Company
Oahu
Oulu
Resl
Binhon Rataty
Judan Katee
Decision affects status of Chinese in Hawaii annexation era
U S Treasury ruling clarifies citizenship for Chinese born or naturalized in the Hawaiian Islands before annexation. Port Collector Stratton had earlier deemed Ti Li Hy a Hawaiian citizen at annexation time, but the Treasury overruled this, confirming U S citizenship only for certain races and altering local certificate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yaa
Stratium
Ti Li Hy & Merchant
Honolulu
Hawaii
United Sta
Treasury Department
Btratton
Doles Scalp In Danger After Honolulu Ruling
Washington reports a drumbeat of reaction as President Roosevelt backs Attorney General Knox finding Judge Humphreys of the Honolulu Circuit Court acted without proper restraint and aided his own income through tax properties and a Morning newspaper venture. The Department of Justice stance renews scrutiny of Hawaii officials.
Roosevelt and Knox weigh Hawaii inquiry over Dole regime
A Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox consider an investigation of the Hawaiian Territorial government. Judge Humphreys of Hawaii, vindicated by Justice Department findings, has accused Governor Dole and several appointees, with details presented to the President in a printed brief.
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New York
The
Tribune
Washington
Knox
Humphreys
Hawaii
Department of Justices
Hie
Roosevelt
Hawaiian Bar Association
Humphreye
Dole
Mumphreye
Coupon Election Tied to Bulletin Subscriptions
A fragment describes a contest where subscribers receive detachable coupons entitling them to votes in a ballot with 8 to 14 votes per unit of subscription value. It notes prices for different periods, showing 750 new subscribers and various vote counts, with a window display prize for the top voter at H. Wichman’s Port Street storefront and ongoing counting until a 10 vote total is reached.
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Dsar
Eies Welly Bastien
Partie Am
Evening Bulletin
Wubberiber
H. ¥. Wichman
Port Street
Mackay Cable Faces U S Officials Over Landing Rights
Washington reports John W Mackay chief of Postal Telegraph and allied companies sought to secure landing rights for a Pacific cable via Manila and Guam. Cabinet members debated if a private cable violates the 1856 Paris Treaty and U S control. Attorney General prepared a presidential statement.
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Washington
John W Mackay
Postal
Tele Hay Company
Crimmeretal Castle
Bine Beers
Washingtan Fir
Deneee D. Wird
Ralle Ramuany
Ban Pentoleo
Guam
Manita
Offelal
Hobolt
Mackay
Bern
Permienion
Ayala
Washington, DF
Knox
Lane
Mitecock
Wittonney
Smith
Mawali
Sieg
Phillippines
San Francisco
Ind
Bonin
United States
Ajain
Philippines
Pari
Premin Ton
Mae Cily
Philippine
Gene Ofa
Nynlvad
American party seeks Dole removal in Hawaii crisis
Democratic candidate for governor in Hawaii crisis era announces movement to oust Governor Dole and reform the territorial government. Judge Humphreys notes the American party, though Republican in makeup, opposes the old missionary element led by Dole. Sewall’s name used without his consent. Sewall shifted from Democrat to Republican amid island politics.
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Dole
Jiiteo Humphrigie
Owali
Republic of Hawaii
Arthur Sewall
Doln
Roosevelt
Sewall
Honolulu
Cleveland
Renwas
Islands
California Grand Lodge to convene in San Francisco
The May voule Grand Lodge of California will convene in San Francisco for its annual communication starting October 5, with about 300 delegates from 71,000 members in its jurisdiction. Reports on internal work will interest members as a new Masonic lodge is announced for Mantle and permissions granted for lodges in Philippine areas.
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San Francisco
Voule Grand Lodge
California
Mantle
Mawatlan
Philippine Islands
England
Oxford
Ventura
Admiral Sampson Denied Counsel in Bedley Court Inquiry
Washington Sept 27 Admiral Sampson sought to appoint counsel for the Bedley court of inquiry but the report denied his request. He is not an actual party to the investigation and thus cannot be represented.
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Washington
Sampson
Hon
Counpel
Bedley
Repurt
Home Rule scandal fuels party tempers over petitions
A heated Harve To Party dispute centers on alleged attempts to substitute names on petitions to the President seeking Robert W. Wilcox as Governor. Henry Cooper is named in the altered document. Kalai’s message to Washington is cited, and a prominent Home Ruler confirms suspicion checks blocked the substitution.
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Worthin
United States
Robert W. Wilcox
Henry Cooper
Hume
United Statea
Kalai
Wileyx
Ingray
Parti
Helena lynching report shocks Montana crowds
In Helena on October 2 James Kel ward Brady, who attacked Pugsley in Helena yesterday, was removed from jail by mob and hanged from a telegraph pole in the Haymarket square near the jail. The crowd was orderly and dispersed after the execution.
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Helena
Mont
James Kelward Brady
Tve Prars da Pugsley
Haymarket
Local stand driver Frank Lillis returns from San Francisco
Frank Lillia Back, also known as Frank Lillis, one of the No. 219 stand drivers, returned this morning from San Francisco after attending a shipment of horses and grain to Hilo. He plans to resume division at the old stand on Union Street Monday.
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Frank Lillia
Frank Lillis
San Francisco
Mr Lillis
Hilo
Lillia
Union Street
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Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
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Rowall
New York Tribune
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Har Association of Hawaii
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Hit
Ronoule
Andee Himiphreye
Henry
Tybee
Cawan
Jidae
Ull
Will
Robertson
Newsboyn
Businese
Bultlefin
Open Ear
Shee Gorman
Reneer
Babbitt
William
Dayton
Freitas Sheldon Wright
Louis
Simerson
Richardson
Pines Pelor
Fe Mema
Mr. Sewall
Fulletto
Grand Lodge
Gampeonle
M.P.D. the Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
Europe
Iat Hethel
HovolWiu
Montana
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