Alameda Automobile Crash Ends Life Of Nevada Senator's Wife
Mrs William M Stewart wife of the Nevada junior senator was killed in an Alameda car crash. Chauffeur Taylor tried to clear a delivery wagon but steering failed. The wreck tore a pole from the curb and caused severe injuries to Mrs Stewart and her two Oakland nephews. She died at 6 pm after failed medical efforts. The Alameda steamship line noted a recent voyage into port.
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San Francisco
William M. Stewart
United States
Benator
Nevada
Alameda
Henry F. Foote
W. W. Foote
H. &Taylor
Oakland
Theodore Hofer
Carson
Nev
RE. Kelley
Clinton Avenue
Taylor
Stewart
Mr. Foote
Santa Clara Avenue
Bay Street
John Hackett
Mia
J. Emmet
Baseball not dead Custom House boys at work
The Custom House employees plan a 1903 season baseball team. Officers elected were Captain George O lowers, Secretary George W. Eilester, and business manager John W Short. Meetings will set practice, by laws, and other details.
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Custom House
George O.lowers
John W. Short
George W. Eilester
Medsworth
Ture
De Bolt Named Judge in Honolulu After Dismissal
Washington news reports the President removed William Vaughan U S District Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama for neglect of duty. John T De Bolt is named judge at Honolulu to replace the resigning Abrams Humphrey, a prominent member in Honolulu affairs.
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Washington
William
Vaughan
United States
Alabama
John T. de Bolt
Hono
Julu
Abrams
Humphreya
de Fopromi
Honolulu
Lava Lake Rises on Helene Voyage Night Display
The steamer Helene arrived from Hawaii this morning with reports from travelers to the volcano. They say the crater lake rose seventy feet in three hours on Tuesday night, and observers described the display as splendid.
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Helene
Hawaii
Settling the Strike in Harriaburg Masses Stone Mitchell Meet
Governor Stone and President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers wrapped up a two and a half hour talk on the strike at dawn. Stone released a written statement naming Mosses Mitchell Nichols Fahey and Col Richardson as participants in the disagreements.
Miles Arrive in St. Paul Before Philippine Voyage
Gen Nelson A. Miles and party arrive in St. Paul en route to the Philippines. They stay two hours before continuing to the West. A one day stop is planned at Fort Assiniboine.
Americans Lose Palma Trophy Shoot By Two Points
At Ottawa on September 1 the 800 yard range Palma match trophy saw the American team tally 261 while the Canadians posted 263, earning the trophy by a narrow margin.
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Ottawa
Ont
Session on Crown Lands Remuneration Hearings
The Senatorial Commission met between Lahaina and Malgaea Bay, then heard testimonies in Maui from Judge Kepotkal and James J. Coke on labor, wages, and immigration, with complaints about Kalua's suitability. They also heard Prince Cupid and Cecil Brown testify on Queen Liliuokalani’s crown lands sale, and the political context of annexation and marines.
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Kepoikai
Coke
Prince Cupid
Cecil Brown
Crown Lands
Kawathae
Senatorial Commission
Kepotkal
Walluky
Republic
Fire Claims Commission
Mitchell
Lelands Repolkal
Halku
Pata
Mitcheli
Repotkal
Congress
Hire Claims Commission
Commission
King
Kalua
Maul
McKinley
Aiden
Kopothal
Sam Parker
Kalan
Our
Burton
Heide
Oahu Pinnon
Littuokalant
Sax
de Knight
Cupid
Cecil Brow
Comaren
Kapa
Hathe Hoston
Wallane
Kalulant
Cell Brown
Wan
Brown
Dole
Mr. Dole
United Staten
Reputt
Senatorial party enjoys pleasant voyage and welcomes in Hilo
Lahatna Sept 1 after a nine ride the Canine with the Senatorial party arrived near 2 40 pm at Hilo. Admiral Geo Beckley organized a fishing party for the ladies producing three fish and a shark with many photos. The party plans a full schedule including courthouse session at noon and a banquet at Demosthenes cafe in the evening. A special train will tour Jina and Mountain View, with visits to the Volcano House and crater. Subscriptions to fund tourist work discussed by Merchants Association with proposals for a two month collection period and staged payments.
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Lahatna
Wen Atcknoon
Kaunakakal
Geo. Beckley
Akua Bening
Lavele
Claudine
Parker
Hilo
Elttzens
Vlaltors
Demosthenes
Mra Peck
Puneo
Dillingham
Jina
Mountain View
Volcano House
Incheon
Mitchell
Mra
Richely
Riverside Park
Foster
Thurston
P, Peck
Burton
Kennedy
Walakea
Col
Sam Parker
A. I. Lobenwt
Merchante’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Mackfeld Building
J. G. Stothwell
J.P. Hamburg
W. Lishman
O F. W. Macfarlane
W. W. Ha
Macfarlane
Eomucin m Menit
Dimond
Uthle
Prince David Denies Brother Kuhio Vote Statement
D Kawanankoa objects to a morning paper claim that Prince Kuhio will vote for his brother. He calls the reported statement unauthorized and states his own position. The Bulletin Publishing Co, Honolulu.
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Prince Kuhio
D. Kawananakoa
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