Burton and Roosevelt clash over Jerusalem exhibit
Kansas City dispatch reports Senator Burton angered President Roosevelt by using a private letter to push a St Louis Jerusalem exhibit scheme. The Gazette recalls Mulvane’s Washington visit over Smith’s successor and Burton’s bid, noting Roosevelts rage and shifts in patronage signals.
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Kansas City
William Allen White
the Gazette
Emporis
Kaw
Burton
Roosevelt
St Louis
D. W. Mulvane
Washington
Charles Bloodemith
Mack
Benater Long
Leland
Gov
Bailey
Jerusalem
Mulvane
White House
Smith
Minees
Topeka
Caucel
Hook
Uconepor
W. P. Hackney
Bourton
Milh
White
St. Louis- Jerusalem
Long Guil
Rooseveit
Thessene
Burton Ee
Mr. Roosevelt
Mulvand
Yale
Snd
Republican National Committee
Kansas
Payn
Mul- Wane
Kansar
Nationa
Senator Burton
Jerusalers
Horton-Mulvane
Pers
United States
Leoreage
Sharon
Confession Of a Kanaka in Hawaiian Annexation Debate
A letter from c. P. Laukea criticizes Republican leaders and exposes ethnic tensions during the annexation era. He recounts his shifting loyalties from the Republican faction to Home Rule, denounces party manipulation, and pledges withdrawal from Republican allegiance while urging readers to heed Kanaka voters.
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Republican Party
Anneraton
Kanaka
Alegiance
C. P. Laukea
Russia Still Busy With War Schemes in July Dispatches
A multi town news roundup notes Russia's military activity in the south, large ammunition orders, reports of China enlistment in Manchuria, Black Sea fleet passage requests via the Dardanelles, sugar policy squabble in London, US cruiser Chicago ordered home for repairs, and Chinese suppression actions in Peking and Shanghai. A separate update from Folsom reports Sheriff Reese pursuing escaped convicts with a surrounding posse.
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Moscow
Russia
Tientsin
Manchuria
Constantinople
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Orient
Work Begun on New Honolulu Wharf System
Soundings and borings are under way to deepen Honolulu harbor to suit the largest ships. Jas T. Taylor leads the project with $300,000 loan funds approved, plus additional appropriations for dredging and repairs. Construction will start once surveys finish, with the first new wharf near the Pacific Mail dock and parallel slips planned.
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Honolulu
Jas. T. Taylor
Cooper
Pacific
Department
Ewa
Naval Wharf
Pacific Mail
Alakes Street
Allen Street
Naval
Oceanic
Brewer
Sorenton
Advertiser
Navy appoints Silas Terry to Honolulu command
Washington July 15 Secretary Moody announced Rear Admiral Silas Terry would head the naval station at Honolulu. He had resisted requests to become Lighthouse Board chairman, but Moody said Terry would receive orders to the Honolulu post despite earlier objections. Admiral Merrill Miller was offered command of the South Atlantic force, succeeding Admiral Sumner.
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Moody
Silas Terry
Honolulu
Merrill Miller
South Atlantic Naval Force
G.W. Sumner
Terry
Washington Navy Yard
Miller
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Navy Department
Lighthouse Board
G. ©. Remey
Robley D. Evans
Asiatic Naval Station
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Admiral Evans
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Terry Wes
Admiral Terry
Remey
Evane
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United States
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Folsom
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