Venezuelan unrest and naval moves reach Caribbean towns
Advices report a June 7 attack on La Guayra by Venezuelan revolutionists who were repelled with shelling from forts and a warship. Civilians panicked as bridges were destroyed and telegraph lines cut. Dutch and German ships headed toward La Guayra. In New York, General Gutierrez assumes broad command of sea and land forces in the department, with future appointments to be decreed separately. Colombian Liberal leader Gabriel Vargas Santos visits New York amid talks of arms, Panama, and potential naval aid to pressure the Conservative government.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Mondey
Venezuela Revolutioniata
la Guayra
Caracas
Boqueron
Venezuela
Falke
la Curacoa
New York
Pompilio Gutierez
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama
Gabriel Vargas Suantos
Liberal Party of Colombia
Liberal Army
Facion Soto
Casamere
Colombia
Cabamere
San Martin
Magdalena
Cartagena
Barranquilla
Orinoco River
Chamber of Deputies
Onc
Sinteres
Panama Canal
General Santos
Exiter List Shows 60 0. MM. Exiles in wake of former minister
In St Petersburg on June 16 an official tally lists sixty thousand exiles from various cities during the last two and a half years of Minister of the Interior M Siplakuine. Von Plehwe aims to ease the slate and allow many to return, seeking to avoid inherited hate. Reactionists led by Count Sheremetieff still influence the czar.
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Petersburg
M. Biplaquine
Interior
Instructiona
M. von Plehwe
M Siplakuine
MM. von Plehwe
M. Siplakuine
Plebne
Count Sheremetieff
Cuba for State
Senator Fitting introduced a Senate joint resolution for the annexation of Cuba and its admission as a state of the Union. The measure would grant Congress consent to establish the Republic of Cuba as the State of Cuba with a republican government and a constitution ratified by the people.
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
Congress
Republic of
Republs
Berger Band Returns From Kauai Tour On W. G. Hall
Applause-filled voyage home as Appelmeister Berger and the Hawaiiian Band recount eighteen shows across Kauai over two weeks. They detail crowded venues, travel by wagons and steamers, warm humid days, dusty roads, and a final Emma Square concert planned for Honolulu tonight.
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Appelmeister Berger
Honolulu
W. G. Hall
Kauai
Honolurans
Emma Square
Captain Berger
Eaual
Garden Isle
Nawiliwili
Waimea
Mikahala
Lihue
Hanamaulu
Dr. Watt
Statistics of Agriculture in the Hawaiian Islands
Census Bulletin No. 169 presents the first U S census of Hawaii agriculture. It notes missing tax and irrigation details, lists farm counts and values on June 1 1900, and details land, buildings, and livestock values. It describes crown and government lands, leases, and six farmer classes led by Whites Hawaiians and Chinese.
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San Francisco
The
Causaya
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Republic of Hawaii
Islands
Governmot of
Sugar production costs and racial labor differences in island farming
The report compares cane costs and sugar value, noting $6.46 per ton for cane processing into sugar with a $260 return and $3.14 per ton margin for investment and maintenance. It also contrasts labor expenses by race, citing Chinese farmers at $31.45 per acre, whites at $23.49, and Hawaiians at $0.10.
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Rate
Mount Fanno in Oregon Shows Remote Volcanic Activity
A Cove Oregon report describes Mount Fanno in Union county smoking and steaming for three days. Night reflections of flames, lurid clouds, and distant thunder rumbling accompany a small cone shaped mountain. Nearby hot springs have grown hotter as locals remain alarmed but hopeful no eruption will occur. Geological hints suggest past volcanic activity in the region.
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LA Grande
Fanno
Union County
Cove
Death of one of the world’s heaviest men Henri Cannon
Henri Cannon a German born athlete weighing about 600 pounds died at 1238 Market Street San Francisco. He moved to the United States about five years ago and later to the city where he exhibited at the Chutes. The doctor cited fatty degeneration of the heart as the cause. He leaves a widow and was a member of the California Schwetsen Verein whose services will attend his funeral.
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San Francisco
Henri
Maurice Cannon
Market Street
Cannon
Germany
California
Schwetsen Verein
Honolulu judge denies divorce rumor over sister in law death
A dispatch from New York reports Mrs. Sarah Estee found dead in a Brooklyn boarding house. Judge Estee denies a San Francisco Examiner story alleging a divorce from a Memphis born woman, calling the report false and malicious and naming witnesses who could confirm his marriage and family details.
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Associated Press
Judge Estee
New York
Sarah Estee
Morris M. Estee
California
Honolulu
Brooklyn
Estee
Histee
Sarah Philipa
Memphis
Enn
Examiner
Islands
Divine
San Joze
Charles J. Deering
San Francisco
Alse
A. L. Rhodes
George McKenzie
Hilo
Cou T. A
Washington
Perkins
Bard
Estes
Oman
Pardon Granted to Portuguese Prisoner in Hawaii
Manuel R. Castriana, jailed in Oahu for manufacturing okolehao without a license, is pardoned by President Roosevelt. His seven month sentence is commuted to one month, already served, with Judge Estee and U S Attorney Breckons aiding the clemency appeal. Portuguese community celebrates the decision.
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Manuel R. Castriana
Oahu
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Estee
United States
Breckens
Uncle Sam
Breckona
Knox
Casthana
Brooklyn Bridge Death Mystery Ties to Local Tragedy
Brooklyn Bridge incident yesterday prompted Thomas Diesbrow of Richmond Hill LL to comment on whether his son Louie Diesbrow may have caused his own death. He noted the description matched in part but found no motive to end his life, suggesting possible mental strain from the Good Ground and missing persons cases involving Miss Sarah Lawrence and Clarence Foster.
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New York
Thomas Diesbrow
Richmond Hill
Louie Diesbrow
Sarah Lawrence
Clarence Foster
L.td
Brooklsa Bridge
Dissbrow
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