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21 Jan 1902

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Hawaiian Gazette in Honolulu, Hawaii

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Hawaiian Gazette

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Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1902

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Abbie Campbell Weds Prince David Kawananakoa in San Francisco

Prince David Kawananakoa of Hawaii and Abigail Campbell, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Parker, were married in the Occidental Hotel parlors with Archbishop Riordan officiating. The ceremony featured a Paris gown, a breakfast formalities, and a weeklong journey to Washington and New York with family and Hawaiian dignitaries.

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Francisco Jan Abigail Campbell Princess Kawananakoa Prince David High Pen Occidental Hotel Samuel Parker Prince Washington Anita Chrystal Alice Campbell George A. Davis Chrystal Abbie Campbell Hawaii Miss Campbell Paris Congress Thomas Jeffferson San Francisco The Chronicle Archbishop Riordan Joseph Ryland San Jose Ernest Parker Santa Cruz David Manger Islands Godfather Ryland Hyland Ban Joes George Gear George Rhodes Cummings Grimes Duffy Ryland Gear Judge Davis Columba Theater Parker Davis Princéé David Kawananakoa King Kalakaus Walla Joseph R. Ryland Mrs. Parker Campbell L. C Everett Grimet M. H. Hyland J. BR. Ryland Eugene Duffy N. Rhodes John Lloyd Misa Ethel Gay Honolulu B. Solomon KR. Lewis Father Ramm Genests Sam Parker Barker J. C. B. Hebbard France Paria Gainsborough Mra Parker Princess Watvananakoa Sam Par Riordan Prince David Kawananakoa Hewat James ‘Campbell St James Rome James Campbell Wailiokalani Fio- Bolulu Kapiolani Kalakaua Raleigh Hotel Liiokaiani Ebbitt House
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Pacific Cable Hearing In Washington Debates Public or Private Build

Washington Jan New hearing on the Pacific cable seeks to decide if the system should be government built or by private companies. George G Ward of Commercial Pacific Cable Co outlines plans to reach Honolulu by November 1 and Manila within two years with costs estimated at 10 to 12 million dollars. Ward cites manufacturing progress and rate projections of 1 per word to Manila and 3 to 5 cents to Honolulu. Committee members press for rate control and private ownership momentum.

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Washington, Jan. W House Committee On Commerce George G. Ward Commercial Pacific Cable Company Plang Honolulu Manila Hepburn Messia Corlisa Mann Ward
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Wilcox Very Ill in Washington Report

From Washington D C January 15 1902 the Pacific Commercial Advertiser reports Wilcox is alarmingly ill with an ulcer in the stomach the doctor giving little hope and lists Ernest G Walker as a related contact in Honolulu Hawaii aboard the Steamer Peking from San Francisco Cal.

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Washington D.C The Pacific Commercial Advertiser Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Peking San Francisco Cal Wilcox
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Delegate Wilcox in serious condition in Washington hospital

Mrs Robert W Wilcox learns her husband Senator Wilcox is recovering after a gastric illness and vomiting blood. Doctors now in consultation expect recovery in two to three weeks. wife considers traveling to Washington for bedside care as telegrams report slow but steady improvement from January 6 to January 10, 1902.

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Ashington D.C Janet Wilcox New York Stewart B. Muncaster Robert W. Wilcox Washington Wilcot Washington, D. C Honolulu Robert. Mra. Wilcox Advertiser
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Prussian Finance in a Bad Fix

Berlin report on the throne speech reads gloomily about 1901 rail revenue and overall finances. It notes plans to regulate housing for low earners, extending state railroads, and building light rails. A new canal bill and measures to defend German national spirit in East Prussia are highlighted with expected broad support.

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Berlin Count von Buelow William Pollak East Prussia Prussia Ite National Hgner
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How Alii Rine@an Cathedral Ker McCarson Chronete Pacific Cable Carnegie Institution Ateel Bonda Ernest G. Walker
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