Boer Troop Withdrawals Signal Boers Retreat
Dispatches from London and Natal indicate Boer forces are returning to their homes and abandoning invasion plans in Natal. Reports say commanders stay on the Free State border while British authorities anticipate supply shortages and mass withdrawal as Manila moves unfold with U S naval reinforcements toward the Philippines. Colonel Harry O Kesler, First Montana Volunteer Infantry, is promoted to brigadier general for actions at Malolos on March 31.
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London
Transvaal
South African Republic
Natal
Nawearie
Buffalo River
Free State
Newcastle
Place
Sud
Durban
Weabington
Dewey
Manila
Againsido
Aguineldo
Admiral Watson
General Otis
Brooklyn
New Orlesane
Badger
Nashville
Philipines
Rogers
Navy Department
San Juan
Porto Rico
Manile
Harry O. Kesler
Montana Volunteer Infantry
Malolos
Judge Carter Plans Study Trip for Faster Yachts
Judge Carter will depart soon for the States to study fast yachts in the east to select a suitable craft for waters here. The Coroner's Jury in the Sin Chin case returned a verdict of death by accident after deliberating yesterday afternoon. The roll of honor among the nation’s ace wecdeere is given in On Te Manila.
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Sin Chin
Alameda
Manila
Captain Carey Ill Aboard Moana Before Voyage
A friend reports Captain Carey of the Moana was seriously ill before the steamer sailed. He endured severe sin and remained unable to appear on deck, reflecting on the brave California sage narrative in the era.
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Carey
Moana
Inez
AH FAR STILL AHEAD IN STANDINGS FOR BOYS BICYCLE
The Bulletin lists the standings of the Boys Tribune Bicycle race up to yesterday. Prizes include two clothing sets, a pair of shoes, and a pocket knife. The top twenty will receive free tickets to a Boston Lyric Opera Company performance of their choice, with the next twenty to gain Orpheum tickets.
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Bulletin
Boys Tribune
Tribune
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Orpheum
Columbia Keeps Lead In Gripping Unfinished Race
In a dramatic late finish the American yacht Columbia keeps a narrow edge over Shamrock in a windy harbor race off New York. Crew discipline and bold seamanship by Captain Hogarth contrasts with Shamrock’s bold luffs as both boats surge toward the mark amid shifting wind and testing tides.
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Isla
Phan
Mack Panos
Hogarth
Psi
Os Hha
Col Gaptal
Columbia
Ei Ward
Cocain
Hope
Niles
Iselin
Valleyere II
Shamrock
Dra Dieta Mali
Atst
Columiat
Sandy Hook
Postponed tax day in Honolulu due to burial rites
District Magistrate of Honolulu orders all tax collections postponed to next Thursday in observance of the lying in state of the late Captain James A. King Minister of the Interior and court closure. Report notes heavy rains flood Pearl City with artillery units moving through muddy camps near Manila.
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Honolulu
James A. King
Interior
6Th Artillery
Island
Pearl City
Police Court resolves a varied fore noon docket
In the fore noon session of the Police Court cases were disposed. Solomon was convicted of cruelty to animals. A. Inez faced assault and battery against Captain G W Meier and the charge was nol pros'd. Henry Vide sold liquor without a license. October 20 involved Moke Kamakalu, Kamos, Mary Ann Barnes, and Mrs Kamakaluhi for disturbing the night quiet. 82 wool coats were brandalled, drunkenness noted with 85 and costs.
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Solomon
Volle
Inez
G. Ww. Meier
Nolle
Henry Vide
Moke Kamakalubi
Kamos
Mary Ann Barnes
Kamakaluhi
Brandall
Costa
Arrival of 260 boys and horses at fire department
In the early morning, Mr. Sogercoll arrived with 260 boys in good condition at the Hollsidle Fire Department in Honolulu. He also brought two fine bay horses, marking another notable arrival this day.
Invasion Army At Honolulu Gains Riches Context
A damaged line notes that the first detachment of the army of invasion derived a wealth of ene ment at Honolulu, reflecting a wartime extract likely linking strategic assets or resources to the occupation. The fragment cites To Mania as a possible source or location in the era of upheaval.
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Honolulu
BODY LYING IN STATE FOR CAPTAIN J A KING
The late Captain J A King lies in state in the Executive building throne room after a police escorted move from the undertaking parlors. Public viewing ends Sunday with guards from Co F and Masonry members at the foot and head, while the decorated coffin and carnations mark the tribute as band music plays.
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J. A. King
Atate
Captain King
Executive
Parker
Loving Hands
Col. Soper
Potter
Jegler
Lieut. Wright
Guard of Honor
Co. F
Ziegler
Baldric
Masonic Commandery
Masonic
Mott Smith
Cooper
A. Hassinger
Paul Smith
Cii
Feng Ieut
Sam Johnson
Race of Fast Sailers Near Honolulu Ends Tragedy
Two ships from San Francisco, the American ship George Curtis and the bark Allan, raced to Honolulu with Eric Cur director reports. The Allan beat the Curtis to a berth, but in a night gale the Curtis yacht suffered a boy lost overboard and no rescue succeeded. Captain Calhoun remained aboard with his family aboard.
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San Francisco
George Curtis
Calboun
8. C. Allen
Honolulu
Curtis
Allea
Hallidaye
Allsa
Allon
Geo Curtis
Ghoeke
Seon
Battia
Calhoun
The Last Can and Anchor Saloon Ghosts of Waikiki
A fragmentary Honolulu era scene describes The Last Can street cars to Waikiki passing the Anchor Saloon. It mentions clever locals, draught coral beer and Rainier, the Warrimoo, and a sale of liquor, then notes accurate history and stories of the Manila campaign in a book On To Manila.
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Waikiki
Anchor
A. A. Jease Moore
Warrimoo
Rainier
Anchor Saloon
Manila
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