Oahu Legislators To Hold Evening Caucus At Republican HQ
Oahu lawmakers elect from the island plan a caucus at Fort street Republican Headquarters this evening to discuss upcoming session matters. They will review party pledges on tax law readjustment and whether interpreters are needed for Hawaiian speakers, amid debate on translation and access.
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Oahu
Republican
Fort Street
Senate
Knudsen
Kauai
Holstein
Hawaii
Paul Isenberg
W. W. Harris
Carl Smith
Hilo
Roosevelt's Enormous Popular Majority Reported
The late presidential results show Theodore Roosevelt with 7,627,632 votes, Alton Parker with 5,080,054 votes, and Eugene V. Debs with 391,587 votes, highlighting a large nationwide margin. Roosevelt holds the decisive lead across states with Parker and Debs trailing.
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Roosevelt
Parker
Debs
Patterson Jury Locked Up For Night In New York
The Nan Patterson jury has been locked up for the night in New York as deliberations continue. The case centers on the sensational crime that drew intense public and media attention.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Tribesmen Demand a Consul of France
Tangier December 23 Tribesmen surround Alcazar city walls threaten to sack the town unless the French Consul is surrendered to them.
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France
Tangier
Alcazar
Sur
Eight torpedo destroyers escape from Port Arthur
The report states eight torpedo destroyers slipped from Port Arthur amid a snowstorm. Other datelines note Mukden and Shanghai activity, Russian mobilization plans, and Tonga history with missionary ties and British treaties.
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Port Arthur
Chefco
Mukden
Singapore
Shanghai
Tonga Islands
Ing
ST. Petersburg
Tonga to become British soil and protectorate history
Sydney dispatch recalls Tonga’s volatile past under King George Tahoa I and the 1902 protectorate agreement with Britain after internal turmoil, treasurer theft, and German financial foreclosures. It details Tonga’s geography, population, economy, and trade with Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand, plus the Teelsiaive Assembly composition and voting rules.
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Shirley Baker
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Islands
George I
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Lord Palmerston
Wesleyan Society
Court of Appeal
Kingdom of
Tonga
Baker
George
George Tahoa I
Germany
United States
Samoa
Willis
Hawaii
Haapai
Vavau
Fiji
Nukualofa
Australia
New Zealand
Teelsiaive
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Dresden
Louise of
Saxony
Washington
Honolulu
Togo
Sevastopol
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Russia
St.petersburg
Kuropatkin
Sydney
South Sea Group
Ated Press Cablegean
Oeets
Frilack and White
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