Stolen Funds Allegedly Tainted Campaign Finances
Fragmentary OCR indicates a $30,000 theft linked to a campaign. Details about the suspect, location, and exact context remain unclear from the partial text. Further copy needed for full verification.
05 May 1903
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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR indicates a $30,000 theft linked to a campaign. Details about the suspect, location, and exact context remain unclear from the partial text. Further copy needed for full verification.
Vancouver May 7 Grand Trunk Railroad has filed a petition to build a transcontinental line, signaling a major expansion in the railway network. Officials anticipate routing decisions this summer.
In Paris during May, troops and infantry were sent to dislodge Capuchin barricades at monasteries as authorities move to restore order amid unrest. The chaotic scene involved monks and guards in tense confrontations across the city.
May 1 dispatch reports troops mustering in Macedonia and Albania with fighting expected soon. May 7 Manila reports gunboat Velasco raised with hull undamaged. Palo Alto notes another typhoid death as epidemic abates.
Hela reports that Mias Post wed St Clair Bidgood at moonrise. A Portuguese child died after falling into a Waiakea trash carrier. The steamer Ilawsijan expected at Hilo tomorrow. Haydn Brown departed Mabukona this morning carrying Kobala sugar merced.
The House debated a $6,000 appropriation and the six months subsidy for the Oahu Railway and Land Co before voting to reconsider and pass the item. Committee of the whole adjourned for recess as funds for light houses and road projects faced review, with various road and bridge items across Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and Oahu approved or amended.
The article reports former Minneapolis mayor Fred Ames and his cabinet companions were found guilty in a grand jury case of municipal corruption. It details a system of vice, gambling, and graft run from the mayor’s cabinet with police and officials implicated. Norbeck and others received prison terms while some figures died before justice. The case highlights extensive citywide corruption exposed by the jury.
Secret Service agents arrested the brother of Czolgos, the man identified as an anarchist in the McKinley assassination case, before President Roosevelt's scheduled arrival in Los Angeles.
Washington reports the Gallatin Tennessee mail service suspended after a Black carrier was threatened with death. The incident echoes the Indianola case and underscores protective measures for postal workers amid threats.
London May 7 reports the Irish land bill has passed its second reading in the House of Commons by an overwhelming majority outlining strong parliamentary support for the measure.
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