Love Feast of Victors at Healanis Yacht Club
The Healanis Yacht and Boat Club celebrated their Saturday championship victory with a banquet held last night. Geo R. Garter led the meeting, presenting three speakers from the winning Junior and Senior crews who shared their race experiences while Cecil Brown welcomed the banner and praised the rowers.
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Howlani Yacht
Cluth Vise
Geo. R. Garter
Cecil Brown
Brown
Carter
Hey
D. L. Conkling
Paul Jarret
Julbo Waterhouse
Myrtles
Jr. Carter
HH. Williams
F. W. Klobaho
Tuat
Healanis
McLnsiog
Champoon
Mary
Llebsha
Klebaho
W. &. Willisware
White Peace Commissioner Question Stirs Senate Debate
The article notes positive statements about rejecting the White as Peace Commissioner, names Senator George Gray of Delaware for the post, and reports Vermont and Arkansas elections split between Republicans and Democrats. It mentions a special Oregon session to fill a U S Senator and a Spanish Cortes association in Hoynesburg. An incident on the international bridge at St Lawrence River injures and 27 workers are missing. The transport Colon arrived in San Francisco.
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Rhodes
G J
Boisse
W. E. Wall
Wall
James W. Lloyd
Nico. F. Lapsing
Crews
Manbers
Kirk Porter
Charles EH. Herrick
P. W. McChesney
Goo
B.gray
Daa
George Gray
Delaware
Vermont
Arkansas
Oregon
Ta Olveta U. 8
Cortes
Hoynesburg
N. Y
New York and
Ottawa Railway
St. Lawrence River
St.Lovis Todian
Cornwall Hospital
Colon Hay
San Francisco
Ernest G Thrums Close Call Aboard Kenilworth
Ship Kenilworth bound for New York with Sagar catches fire after a ventilator smoke event. Ernest G Thram recounts rescue efforts as crew fight the blaze through two gales near Valparaiso. Three aboard feared dead. only Thram and others survive after hours of lifesaving work.
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Thomas G. Thrim
Monona
San Francisco
Ernesti
Theam
Hilo
Kenilworth
New York
Sagar
Valparaiso
Thram
Ernest G. Thram
Bea
Baker
Moana Arrives Honolulu After Pleasant San Francisco Voyage
The Moana docked at the Pacific Mail wharf at 7 p m after a smooth voyage from San Francisco. A Honolulu crowd gathered for a program directed by Prof F W Jacobe and a mock trial featuring Martin Smith. An elderly steerage passenger, who sailed with 10000 in gold under her pillow, drew much talk as guards watched over her treasure. The mystery of her securing method remains unresolved.
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Pacific Mail
San Francisco
Tsinodeon
F. W. Jacobe
Honolulu
Martin Smith
Fred. W. Macfarlane
Taroa
Ser Lesa
McKinley Shifts Toward Limited Philippines Claim
Washington reports from Cabinet aides in town discussing Peace Commission terms. Leaks suggest opposition to full cession of the Philippines, advocating only Cavite province and nearby territory as a naval station with adjacent lands to safeguard American interests in Asia.
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Washington
Mome
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Iceland
Lozov
Cavite
United Staws
Asia Line
Intoresta
New Pastor Arrives at Central Union
Rev William M Kincaid, named pastor of Central Union, and his wife and three children are staying at the Arlington this morning. He will lead the regular Wednesday prayer meeting this evening and hopes for a large turnout to greet the new pastor.
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Wm. M. Kincaid
Central Union Whorel
Bis Will
Arlington
Kincaid
Delegates Press Motion at Hilo Commission Meeting
Two Hoyaliat delegates appeared at this morning's pen meeting of the Commission in Hilo. They urged a restoration of the archdiocese under their constitutive king, a move that drew smiles from the commissioners amid discussions of the Honolulu monkey business.
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Hilo
Honolulu
Larter Membership In Hawaiian National League
The Hawaiian National League claims a membership of about a thousand Hawaiians, all men of intelligence and good standing. They emphasize unity and say they will not disorganize. It is probable they will form a permanent political organization.
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The
Hawaiian National League
Hospital Bed Expansion Highlights War Injuries
Surgeon Major Davia oversaw supplying a military hospital with 125 beds. Currently there are Ld patients admitted, with discharge occurring at about ten per day. Presently three men remain in a precarious condition at the hospital.
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Davia
Libel Suit Hits Columbia Steamboat Firm
Kinney and Balloo lawyers pursue a libel action against Kassel Colgrove, ex manager of the Seattle Harboring Company, alleging fifteen thousand dollars in damages over claimed injuries to the Columbia’s boilers engines and gear aboard. City police on duty aboard Brewers wharf and Captain Parker reportedly issuing orders amid doubts of action.
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Columbia
Kinney & Balloo
Kassel
Colgrove
Seattle Housinin S. 8
Ber
Ceruitare
Whark
Parker
Theo
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Mr. Geveroaux
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Vever Wau
Mio
Luwko
Yea
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Inez
Generonox
Boatawain
Fket
Valianai
Fou
Moana
Luzon
Livrary and Musial
Woman
Martin Switch
Relnetian Orchestra
Hoke
Jacoten
Dawt
Allie An Zant
Aiken Kewl
Rol
Iatith
Cruikehan
Wiltatne Filis
Yablan
Hole
Bility
McKinley
Baley
King Street
Mievele
Morgan & Wrights Polumle
Wick Otain
Les Materiad
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