Chinese Indemnity Agreement Reported by State Department
Washington reports the Chinese Government has agreed to pay 450,000,000 taels about 37 million dollars as indemnity. The indemnity should close this month, with evacuation beginning or risks of daily losses if delayed. The United States does not participate in selecting a Chinese military commander and will keep legation guards under its own Minister or charge.
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Department of State
China
United States
Count von Waldersee
Peking
Dhing
Legation Guard
O ‘Charge
Legation Guards
Legations
Root
General Wood
Havana
Committee On
London
New York
The
Tribune
Spain
Military transport movements to the Philippines announced
A report details forthcoming troop and official sailings to the Philippines. General Breckinridge and General Corbin are among officers set to depart, with several high ranking officials and members of Congress slated to travel via Hancock Sheridan and related routes to Manila or via Honolulu, as plans unfold for naval movements and deployments.
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Gall
Breckinridge
Army
Gresly
Gentral
Philippines
John F. Shafroth
Colorado
Gail
Sheridan
Dennis T. Flynn
Oklahoma
Honolulu
Hus
World News from May Day Dispatches and Rumors
A broad Rome and Washington wired summary reports on Cuba Platt amendment developments through General Wood in Havana with Root as adviser, plus London commentary on American rule in Havana. Additional items note a Boonville explosion, Hawaii civil service plans, upcoming movements of Rick Croker, pension discussions, and various European and Asian dispatches from May.
Parker comments on Hawaii politics and economy
Samuel Parker, former Hawaiian Foreign Minister then in Chicago, dismisses opposition as politics and vetoed measures. He notes growth under the new regime with beef prices rising from a few cents to ten or eleven cents per pound and praises Porto Rican laborers brought as workers.
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Newwyork
Evelyn EB
Por
China
Porter Wall
Americanroquets
Chicago
Samuel Parker
Hawaii
Liliwokalani
Dole
Plague Spreads in Hong Kong Sees Rising Death Rate
London Times Hongkong correspondent reports bubonic plague outbreak worsening with over thirty deaths daily. The epidemic, described as the worst since 184, prompts calls for drastic sanitary legislation to curb spread in the colony.
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London
Hongkong
The
Times
Telegraph Notes on Berlin Maneuvers and Assembly Appropriations
Emperor William led a brigaded guard through Berlin with General Bonnet and French officers nearby. The Presbyterian General Assembly adjourned after approving mission allocations totaling 330,049 dollars including foreign, home, and education funds, and they rejected a committee proposal on consanguinity and affinity in marriage. The assembly declared the wedding restrictions stand under church law.
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Wiliam
Berlin
Hir
Bonnet
Presbyterian General Assemblshes
Presbyterian General Assembly
Samuel Collins
Aoch Mancthon
Budget disagreements over salaries and inspectors
The House debated salaries across departments including health, public works, and waterworks. Prendergast and Makekau led votes on officer pay, with changes to market, fish inspector roles, and pilot salaries. Committees were formed to study janitors and payroll items as sessions neared adjournment.
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Makekau
Board ‘of Health
Board of Public Works
Aylett
Spector
Board of Health
Department of Pubic Works
Wailuku and
Kahului
Dole
Fillo
Laupahoechee
Department of Forestry
Department of Public Works
Capitol
Judiciary
Emmeruth
Dickey
Prendergast
Honolulu
Dale
Woman credits Mother Seigel's Syrup with recovery
Elizabeth Langmaid of Market Street Muswellbrook New South Wales recounts a long illness described as complications of complaints with lung and heart issues. After nine months bedridden she found relief using Seigel's Syrup, reporting rapid improvement and eventual full restoration of health, and she keeps a bottle at home for future use.
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Elizabeth | Langmaid
Mother Seigel
Mrs. Langmaid Gres
Gay
Seigel
Campbell & Co
Seipel
Elizabeth Langmaid
Market Street
Muswellbrook
N. B
Ease Sprains With Chamberlain Pain Balm
A severe sprain may heal in three or more weeks but many cases improve in under a week with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Sold by Benson, Smith & Co., general agents, Honolulu, H T.
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Benson, Smith &Co
Lt. General Agents
Honolulu
H. T
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England
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Derby
Southampton
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the Tribune
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Rosebery
Birmingham
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Herald
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Li Hung Chang
Wilcox
Interior Department
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Harriman-Kuhn-Loeb
Northern Pacific Road
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William K. Vanderbilt
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
James J. Hill
Great Northern
Union Pacific
May
J. H. Cushing
Denver
Rome
Arizona
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Matsu
Martinelli
Syracuse
N. Y
Mary ‘D. Grace
Tempking School
Durango
Mexico
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Grace
Wheeler
Aspen
Young Grace
Amuet Hookano
Alanae
Parker
Pingus
Telegraph Notes
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Day Block
Beretania Street
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J. F. Hackfeld
B. Suhr
T. May
Pacific Guano and Fertilizer CO
Mutual Telephone
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Hall & Son
LID Bicycle Department
Hawaiian Gazette
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Michigan Stove CO
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Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
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