Britain Ready For Opposition
New York dispatch notes observers see hints of possible surprise attacks on British interests as Britain mobilizes for war. Reports cite a large land force buildup and speculation of foreign powers maneuvering near South Africa and Persia. London confirms heightened rumors but offers little credence while acknowledging the extraordinary mobilization.
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New York
Tribune
Solonsaye
Gibraltar
Great Britsio
Glencoe Fight Ends Boer Plan With Mixed British Victory
Dispatches from South Africa report that the Hoare failed to execute a combined attack on Natal while British forces won a brilliant victory. About 4000 Boers were in active service, with 900 more advancing from Hattingspruit and a Leboentrebire division sent to check them, though the force was in retreat.
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London
South Africa
Hoare
Natal
Ladysmith
Free State Burghere
Glencoe
Hattingsproit
Leboentrrebire
Mayall Exhibit Hints at Hawaii Display Hope
Minister Mott-Smith has received no word from the arts exposition authorities about an exhibit from Hawaii. The latest communication only notes acknowledgment of a telegram suggesting that an exhibit will likely be arranged.
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Mott-Smith
Arts Exposition
Hawaii
Samoan affair discussed in Washington meeting
The German Minister Mr von Mumm and British Samoan Commissioner member Mr Eliot met with Secretary Hey in Washington on October 23 to discuss the Samoan affair.
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Washington
von Mumm
Eliot
Todo Bee
Hey
Waialua Stock Issue Debate Over Dividends and Liability
The article argues stockholders bear no liability for over subscription beyond returning their paid sums. It contends increases beyond charter limits were unauthorized, and officers and directors acted without authority. Subscriptions for nonissuable shares are void, leaving illegitimate subscribers with limited redress.
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Korron Evestna Botteris
Waialoa Agricultural
W. A. Co
The
Intelligens
British Victory and Retreat in Natal Under uncertain News
London reports field marshal Wolseley says Yule has fallen back to join White near Danes and Glencoe. White wins a fight between Ladysmith and Newcastle as Boers shell Kimberley, ration lines cut, and rumors swirl about British and Boer moves.
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London
Wyndhom
Gonteods
Lord Wolseley
Natal
Yole
George Stewart White
Dandos
Washbanke
White
Orange Free State
Ladyemith
Newcastle
Yule
Fof
Yule Fo
Tina
Glencoe
Dandes
Order Obeyed A City Street Restoration Battle
Yesterday the Tramways Co was ordered to restore King street near the Opera House to its pre excavated state after ground work for a new track. Attorneys sought a court modification to finish the torn up section, but Judge Perry denied the motion. Interior Department support kept the peremptory order in place, forcing immediate work.
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Buterin
Young
King Street
Paio
Tramwaye Co
Opera House
The
Tramways Co
Perry
Interior Department
Tramways Op
Trouble Brewing in Guam
A Washington dispatch reports Guam natives stir trouble for American authorities. Governor Leary has requested reinforcements and a battalion will be sent from San Francisco. The Navy acts to reinforce the Guam garrison while authorities in Manila receive the governor line via telegraph.
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New York
Sun
Washington
Guam
Leary
Navy
Marine Corps
San Francisco
Navy Department
Manila
United States
Rhodes Defies Move Urged by Kimberly to Stay on
From Ospe Town a message states Cecil Rhodes refuses to leave, determined to see the matter through. Departures for Hilo and beyond on the Kinau include G. P. Wilder F. Godfrey J. A. Scott Paul Jarrett and family W. S. Dole and wife and B A McDonald.
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London
Ospe
Kimberly
Cecil Rhodes
Hilo
Way Porta
Kinau
G. P. Wilder
F. Godfrey
J. A. Scott
Paul Jarrett
W. 8. Doleland
B. A. McDonald
Funston Offered Brigadier General Rank in Volunteer Service
Washington October 21 Following a conference between the president and Secretary Root the secretary telegraphed General Frederick Funston the offer of a brigadier generalship in the newly formed volunteer service Funston will wire acceptance tomorrow The War Department tendered him the rank today in Oakland
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Washington
Ost
Root
Frederick Funston
Volunteer Service
Oakland
Funston
War Department
Atkinson Returns from Washington Census Work
Alotan T. Atkinson arrives in the Gaelic forenoon after about two months in Washington with census officials. He praises the treatment from Governor Merriam and Census staff, says he has full power to conduct the census, outlines an upcoming office with himself as Special Agent In Chief, and notes preparation for the first of June 1910 census activities.
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Alotan T. Atkinson
Washington
Atkinson
Merriam
Conway
Hawaii
Aetates
Dantes
Jane
PUK OPERA TONIGHT AT THE OPERA HOUSE
The long awaited opera opens tonight with guests expected in full evening attire. Box office opens at 7 and gallery tickets go on sale, doors at 7:30, curtain rises promptly at eight.
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Atero
Opera
Interventions Hint After Gretton Fights Rise
Paris reports from the Memorial Diplomatique and the Corrier du Soir that, shortly after the Gretton fights in South Africa, great powers will intervene under the Hague convention terms.
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Paris
Memorial Diplomatique
Corrier du Soir
Gretton
South Africa
Great Powere
Waianae Jail Attacked by Rioting Labourers
Four police officers were dispatched to Waianae plantation by Marshal Brown in the morning to safeguard order. At about 8 o clock last evening Chinese contract laborers attacked the jail with improvised weapons, but police and plantation staff repelled them. later a hundred more contract laborers rioted, yet were driven back to quarters. Ringleaders to be arrested on rioting charges. Night patrols from Waianae to continue.
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Waianae Plantation
Marshal Brown
Waianse
Jrst
Bnss
Waimuta
Alarahal Brown
Japanese Captured After Wild Descent Into Nagann Valley
A plantation laborer described as insane was captured near Nagann Valley by horse trainer Mannskea and brought to the police station. The man reportedly ran among mountain slopes like a wild person, with authorities lodging a charge of invention.
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Jinese
Plice Station
Mannskea
Nagann Valley
Paradise of the Bacite Sold to Austin Publishing
The Paradise wel The Paradise of the Bacite, long owned and conducted by Frank L. Hoogs, has been sold to the Austin Publishing Company in a transfer that secures new ownership for the publication.
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Frank L. Hoogs
Austin Publishing Company
Proposals to Divide Samoan Islands Reported From Germany
The Berlin treaty partition proposals for the Samoan Islands have not come from the United States as claimed in Berlin, but originate with Germany. Dr. Posey, specialist for nasal and throat diseases at Masonio Temple, is noted in the fragment.
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Womblngton
United States
Berlin
Germany
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Danden
Indies
Rhodes
ALTAU
Boon
PUK Opera
Waianae
Ty Police
Lammas
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