Trade Fair Closes as Rainy Visitors Rally for Exhibits
The Merchants Exposition in Honolulu closed after an extra day despite rain with a large crowd filling the pavilion. Judges declared awards for artistic arrangement most comprehensive exhibit and best special exhibit, noting room for broader future scope and praising firms like Porter Furniture, Hawaiian Electric, Vacilo Guano, and local merchants.
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Merchants’ Fair
W. W. Haring
Association
Harris
Mr. Harris
Merchants’ Association
Committee of Judges
Honolulu
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Porter Furniture Company
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Vaciflo Guano and Fertilizer Co
Pacific Hardware Company, Limited
C. F. Herrick Carriage Company
Pacific Vehicle and Supply Co
Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Rice & Perkins
Cashman & Nelson
Honolulu Brewing and Malting Co
J. G. Costa
C. Macedo
A A. Montano
S. B. Dole
F. A. Rchaefter
WM. G. Irwin
Warner Miller on the Canal
Portland July 24 ex United States Senator Warner Miller of New York arrived in Portland after a Alaska trip with Frederick W Soward and S Thayer. He favored the Nicaragua route but said Panama agreement should be pushed for a faster ocean link United States population and Pacific coast prospects would improve after completion.
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Portland, Or
Nicaragua
Panama
United States
Warner Miller
New York
Portland
Alaska
Frederick W. Soward
Hon
S. &. Thayer
Minneapoli
Holland
Harrison
Hindoo Monk Vivekananda Dies in Calcutta Monastery
Private advices from Calcutta report the death of Serami Vivekananda, the Hindoo monk and philosopher who preached in New York society. His original mission was as a delegate to the Department of Religions at the World's Fair. He remained after the fair, drawn by invitations from leaders of the higher thought movement, influencing New York's social circles.
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New York
Calcutta
Serami Vivekanada
Vivekanadaa
Condition of King Edward on Victoria and Albert
An official bulletin aboard the royal yacht reports King Edward continues to improve though remains recumbent and cannot leave his coach. London dispatches note wound granulating, with doubt about full recovery, while New York cables discuss possible second operation and gloomy court circles surrounding the monarch.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Victoria and Albert
Trevis, Laring
Bankhart
London
Meico Journal
Aarnot
New York
Journal
Prince of Wales
Berious Railroad Wreck Near Chin and Little Kanawha
A severe train wreck occurred two miles from McConnellsville on the Chin and Little Kanawha line. The rear coach plunged forty feet after the cars derailed at high speed in rain. About thirty passengers were aboard. Miss Gertrude Shereco of Hox is dead and several others are fatally hurt or seriously injured.
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Mconnellsville
Hisvou ' Tecay
Thanda
Chin
Little Kanawha
Gertrude Shere Cod
Hox
Lighthiser Fe
Charlee Bailes
Marietta
Insurgent Leader Tawney Faces Knatvold Challenge
In Minnesota James A. Tawney, first district congressman and insurgent leader in the House, seeks renomination as a Republican. state Senator T. V. Knatvold today announced his candidacy, pledging to uphold Roosevelt on the Cuban reciprocity issue.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Duis
James A. Tawrer
Minnesota
T. V. Knatvold
Knatvold
Roosevelt
Tawney
Insurgenta
Hope for small Hawaiian farmers in the 1901 U S Department year book
The 1901 year book reviews Hawaiian agriculture, noting hope for small farmers to reclaim prominence through improved production methods, land reforms, and market access. It details experiment station efforts, horticulture plans, soil and dairying studies, and the need for funds and labor to revive traditional crops alongside sugar.
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Hawaiian Islands
United States Department of Agriculture
Smith
Honolulu
United States
California
Territorial
Congress
Hawaii
Islands
Earthquake Rattles Kingston Town During Long Tremor
A severe quake struck Kingston in St Vincent at 1.10 am, its long duration triggering widespread panic as residents fled in night attire. Partial building collapses prompted immediate demolition for safety, with a thunderstorm and squally weather following. A possible tidal wave warning circulated.
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Kingstown
Island of St. Vincent
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