Memorial idea takes shape for hospital memorial
A memorial committee discussion opens in the House chamber to honor late President McKinley with plans for a memorial. Influential figures from government and business attend as proposals consider a statue or hospital, with broad territorial representation and a special committee to decide the form.
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Caiverie Dube
Will Ty
House of Represtotatives Chamber
Wemoriale
Messinsey
Dor Sgner
AL M. Ketea
Wo Malling
United Stats District
Marecal
Re Hendry
Chae M. Cooke
Provident
Jame Gordes Spencer
Chamer of Commerce
Hiwan
Hey
W. D. Westervelt
G. J. Puntrow
Heyy
T M. Hartley
Hatet
Jo A
Japanena Sevehants Polen
Culom
Mawes
McKinley
Borat
Roenenr
Dole
Howe Saat
MicCandreds
Didge Mtoe
Mie ‘Candler
Chateman
Anton Ws
Cooke
Alice
Spenner
Good Lots Low Priced in College Hills Suburb
Real estate teaser touts College Hills plots with good views and water supply near Honolulu. Claims lots 90 margin cheaper than others, with car service access. Offers easy terms and urges consulting sales agents.
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College Hills
Honaulu
Han
Envoy at Home Describes Return from Washington
Frederick W. Hankey, Hawaiian Bar Association envoy, reports to Alameda and Campbell block offices about his Washington trip. He notes Roosevelt’s firm control, favorable views on a cable right to land in American territory, and plans for a large general committee with Governor Dole as a possible member. He also mentions health issues, press turnout, and organizational debates among judges and newspapers.
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Frederick W. Hanliwy
Alameda
Wankington
Hawaiian Bar Association
Campbell Block
Whittsleaves
Buey
Dankey
Washington
Heaby
Ewan
Roonevelt
Kron
Philippines
Humphreys
San Francisco
Will
Hankey
McCandions Axala
Japanione
Chinver
Hilo
Judge Rate
Thirteen
Che
Ba Golten Gate Park
Finn
Saaid
Mxter Oarried
An Y
Win Rnly
Roosevelt 16 Firm for the Canal Treaty
Washington Herald reports President Roosevelt urging Senate support for the canal treaty with Great Britain. Senator Mason opposes related measures and pledges to block a treaty. discussion centers on abrogating the Clayton-Hulwer pact and pursuing canal control without foreign involvement.
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the Herald
Washington
Benators Cullins
Jaxon
United States
Xowhead
Mason
Senate
Death of a Child in Derrick Accident on Queen Street
A young Chinese boy about 11 years old was killed this morning when a derrick slipped due to a loose guy-rope during piling work on Queen Street near the river. The tuber struck him, killing him instantly, as companions watched from shallow water. The body was taken to the morgue. name not learned at noon.
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Hee Wan
Queen Street
Whallow
Mia Nmme
Thal Pormen
Cecil Rhouns in Bick London
CECIL RHOONS IN BICK London. Ort. 12-Coo Rhodes, whose part to politics and empire with Inge vividly recalled by the Sehnad horat letters, In ving nlment absolutes ly alone at a quiet hotel, on a diet and with He alteration of a man who In ae rlously Wil, 'There in ne doubt that bie ln offering from heart disease and no longer the roller map of former times, yet he never mined a day thme Work at the offee of the Hiltey Chars fered South African Company.
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London
Rhodes
Hiltey Chars Fered
Cable cable question stirs Cabinet over Mackay plan
Washington officials report Attorney General Knox submitted a verbal briefing to the President and Cabinet on the Panama cable issue. The administration signaled no immediate executive action, with the President to review the matter further tomorrow, weighing Mackay backed schemes against Government control and commercial monopoly risks.
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Washington
Gental Koon
Comela
United States
Dent
Allorany
Ce Frena
Portal Telegraph Company
New York
General Knox
Mackay
Arthur
Genereet
Barth
Hawaii Yacht Club Meeting Drafts Rules and Plans
Fragmented text describes a Hawaii Yacht Club meeting at the Hawaiian Hotel. It notes proposed bylaws for a triangular flag, a two thirds length base, and a white border. Also mentions resignation threats, appointments, and a planned run to Powell River with races at Pearl Harbor and a trophy cup donated by Commodore Hobron.
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Hawaii
Tad Girestly
Onder
Teff Jowing
Port Roth
Prince David
Eine Cupid
A. A. Walder
To'elock
Pearl Harbor
Hobron
Tim Afwirnoun Connardore
Powel
Gladyn
Pyty
Czolgosz Conditioned on Privacy at Auburn Prison
Albany dispatch reports Oct State Bureau of Prisons orders restrict release of any information about Leon Czolgosz the assassin of President McKinley. He remains at Auburn Prison awaiting execution and not to be shown or disclosed to guards or other staff. Warden instructed to inform personnel that divulging any detail will be treated as a serious breach and disciplined.
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Albany
Griens
Caulgonn
Prowitoat McKinley
sulJvet
Auburn
Opposition to Divorce Amendment Divides House of Bishops
A vote in Bau Franclaey on October 1 reveals strong defense of traditional marriage vows. The House of Bishops debated an amendment to bar divorcees from remarrying within the church and to restrict remarriage based on prior marital status, with only thirty votes required to pass. The measure, No. 4, would require ministers to verify civil marriage legality and parental consent where applicable, and to record details of each party.
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Bau Franclaey
Yontarday
Peyer Hin
House of Minhops
Polomlee
Weltanmaee
Atileas
Nate
Age
Rexdance
New York Yacht Club Denies Shamrock Challenge
The New York Yacht Club refuses Shamrock UI a cup contest for two years after defeat. A Tribune report notes Sir Thomas Lipton may press Shamrock I to challenge next year. The rule bars a new challenge until the two year period from the defeat expires, with possible improvements cited for future races.
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New York
Oct
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock UI
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock “I
The
Tribune
Shamrock
Shamrock 8
Reservoir Injury Report From Cable Works Incident
Report notes a reservoir injury to the superintendent of Cable Works, Boyd, during a wireless telegraphy exercise. Text includes unclear, garbled phrases and names such as Walluka and Campbell with uncertain roles and actions. Further clarification needed to extract definite entities and event details.
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Cably Works
Boyd
US Marshal Hendry Arrests in Hawaii Territory Saga
In Hawaii Territory, U S Marshal Hendry, identified as Eugene We Hendry, faces a federal matter as authorities pursue a case against him. The report notes his role as a United States Marshal and references the broader federal activity within the territory. Local officials and federal agents collaborate as the case unfolds.
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Whatiinatine
Ortih
Tanny Minibe
Apiinus Mwute
Eugene We Hendry
Marshal Terrtory
Hawaii
Arms for Reformers Continues in Canton Trade Flurry
The Vineray of Canton reports shipments to China tied to reformers, with crates of dynamite, arsenals, and ammunition allegedly sent toward aiding reform efforts. The move follows a broader push amid tension in the region as authorities track foreign arms flows.
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Contin
Canton
Tandon
China
Judge Morris Rules on Sugar Duty Case from Rurisia
In U S District Court Judge Morris settles a dispute over extra duties on sugar imported from Rurisia. The decision finds that inducements offered by the Russian government are equivalent to bounties, affecting the Downe vs Government case on whether a bounty was paid by Russia or a wine manufacturer.
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Hartimore
Moreis
United States District Court
Rurisia
United States
Interal
A. B. Downe
Morris
New Panoramic Camera Launched by Honolulu Photo Supply Co
An eight year old Portuguese boy injured near the city mill receives treatment as the coroner's jury prepares to meet this afternoon on the death. The item mentions a new panoramic camera named the "Al-Vista" and previews it for potential buyers.
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Honolulu
Kinau
Judge Estee Sustained Appeal in Exclusion Case
The United States Court of Appeals upheld the lower court in a migrant exclusion appeal involving Chineer testimony and questions of birthright. Details describe the applicant Chun Hoy claiming land rights after returning from China, with the court denying land due to questions of eligibility and identity.
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Fan Franklen
United State Court of Appeals
Dawe
Ian Chines
Avmunt
Mawallan
China
Potette van Eaenally Bright
Ole
Wil Fvtee Fiee
Anish
Pat
Pile Bali Chedil
Public Land Controversy Reported in Hawaii Inquiry
A Hawaii land dispute report forwarded to the Interior Department alleges misallocation of public lands against a local claimant. The commission notes extensions and criticisms, with claims of land grabbing and speculation tied to government action and the public treasury.
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Washington
Hawaii
Interior Department
Bich & Boyd
Commission of Public Lande
Edwin
Gill
Honolali Hepobtionn
Public Lande
Fraltontown
Cevile
Anton
Marquis Ito III Stricken by heart disease in Japan tour plans
Marquis Ito III former premier of Japan is confined to his room at the Auditorium Arms and may cancel a United States tour. Attendants are distressed as the illness worsens and travel arrangements have begun for the proposed voyage. Koynu the Sturgine privateer is quoted about completing travel plans and comfort gear. Also reports golf champion Lavery Haweker defeats Genevieve Hawker for national title.
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Chengo
Marquis Ito
Tremier
Japan
Audtorium Armes
United Staten
Nck
Toumey
Taurney
Alleged Medical Inquiry Case Details at Hawaii School
A detailed court record describes alleged misconduct by Dr Winslow during a sexual examination of a Hawaiian girl at a Watahote school. Testimony from Miss Mudge and others recounts coercion, drunkenness, and lack of consent. The proceedings include defense moves and courtroom exclusions as the case unfolds.
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Willie
Watahote
Winslow
Ate
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