Hawaii Exhibit at Omaha Ends With Parade and Prospects
Captain Dowse Hawaii's commissioner reports Omaha Exposition closes tonight with a grand parade and fireworks. 60 000 to 70 000 expected. Secretary Long to pack the exhibit tomorrow, some items to Paris if no Hawaiian display returns home for Christmas. The exhibit boosted interest and travel to the Islands, especially through the school section dispelling false impressions and showcasing modern buildings and electric lights.
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Dowse
Hawaii
Ution
Towee
Owaha
Severetary Long
Parla
Logan
Hie
Honolulu
Omaha
Cildren
United States
Boch
Bluejacket Captured After Escape From Camp McKinley
A bluejacket who escaped from Lieut Rickard at Camp McKinley yesterday morning was recaptured by Officer Lambert last evening. He wore bluejacket clothing but dressed in soldier uniform. identified as the fighting man before Lieut Rickard.
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Lieut
Rickard
Camp McKinley
Lambert
Local and General Notes From the Hawaiian Press
Rainfall for the month totals 4.02 inches. Gaelic sails for the Orient at six this evening. Dress shirts 75c at Whitney and Marah. W. R. Sims travels to the Volcano for rest. President Dole absent. Doric sails to San Francisco with passengers. Ah Yip fined 50 dollars and costs for opium possession. Claudine’s passengers for Keahuli and RyIe this afternoon include H. P. Baldwin, W. Doen, J. J. Cannon. Star Jeave’s manager Frank L. Hoogs leaves for a voyage. away about a week. Ahai and Kuiliali fined 100 dollars for selling liquor without a license. Kamehameha Alumni notified of Friday notices. Pacific Tennis Club invitational entry opens tomorrow with Frank Atherton at Bank of Hawaii. Jim Post and wife May Ashley depart for the Coast. The dog Romay nearly had his passport stopped after a scrap yesterday. Another football meeting planned. Captain Crane optimistic about Californa proposal. City businessmen’ s financial support remains the only outstanding matter.
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Ah Yip
Claudine
Kehalui
Ryle
H. P. Baldwin
W. Doen
J.J. Cannon
Doric
San Francisco
Jim Post
May Ashley
Romay
Calain Crane
University of California
Chinese Students Denied Entry at Doric Saloon
About 21 Chinese students arrived seeking entry with certificates made in Honolulu that lacked proper endorsements from Chinese officials. Special Agent Brown refused them landing and they proceeded into the Doric. In all about 44 students have been turned away to date.
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Doric
Salieads
Brown
Honolulu
China
Homecoming plan to form rough riders for South Africa war
New York announces Harry F Gilligie will return from England to organize a corps of rough riders for service in South Africa against the Boers. He will be assisted by men who served under Roosevelt in the Spanish-American War. No immediate arming or outfitting will occur here. they will be educated and prepared on a war footing either in England or at Cape Town.
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New York
Getoher
Harry F. Gilligie
England
South Africa
Roosevelt
United States
Spain
Jogland
Cape Town
The Queen Responds To Glenco And Blande Langte News
Balmoral October 23. The Queen hails the troops successes at Glenco and Blande Langte with satisfaction yet laments heavy losses and the loss of many valuable lives. Her majesty admires the troops bravery.
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Balmoral
Glenco
Blande Langte
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Orient
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Tia Waikila Cottigo
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Frank L. Hoogs
The
Star Jeaves
Hooge Fotenda
Ahai
Kamehameba Alumni Association
Pacific Tennis Club
Frank Atherton
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Bank of Wail
Cambridge
Johnstone & Murphy's
Creas
Ion
Melnerny Shoe Store
Cyclone
Aluminum
Regina and Stella Music
Banjos
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Beau Ideal
Violins
Seabdeder
Maurer
Martin
Bergstrom Music CO
Progress Block
Fort St
Chickering, Kimball, Crown, Royal, Kroeger, Krell, Pianos
Miss Killean
Pall Fio
Paris
Iss Killean
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Agency
Rubber Tire Wheel Company
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing CO
Queen Street
Port
Chines
DOH
Gillighougy Hme
James A. King
Hawaiian Islands
First American Bank OF Hawaii, Limited
B. PF
Dillingham
Mark Robinson
G. W. Macfarlane
Bruce Cartwright
Cache Brown
Hogotulu
Oulu
American Bank OF
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Moia of i
Manuel Nunes
KING
Jose de
Charles Jramer
A. Grote
Oder
Wark Fuarmaten
Union Mires Horo
W. Jordan
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