Hawaii Sheriff Under Fire in House Debates Over Police Pay
Hawaii House sessions condemn Sheriff Andrews for diverting police salary funds to pay telephone bills. Lawmakers discuss Leprosy examination at Molokai and a government hospital plan while considering unpaid bill appropriations and a 1903 extra session expense act.
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Lorrin Andrews
Hawaii
Widenhot
Kanihd
Andrews
Kauai
Maui
Oahu
Paele
Molokai
Kealawan
Rapid Fire
Hilo
House
Senate
Ipernandes
Beckley
Wright
Harris
Kenaiau
Kaneohe
Koolaupoko
Kealawaa
Territory of
Chillingworth
Treasury Department
Andrade
Sherif Andrews
Sheriff Andrews
Kohala
Kealaway
Hollo
Olt
Beckiey
Dohrmann Addresses Honolulu Merchants on City Betterment
F W Dohrmann of San Francisco spoke to the Honolulu Merchants Association outlining aims to promote tourist traffic, secure Washington-backed appropriations, improve streets and architecture, obtain good municipal government, curb charity abuse and trading stamps, and plan commercial excursions. He urged continuous Washington representation and cooperation with city and steamship interests.
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Mainland
Washington
Honolulu
F. W. Dohrmann
San Francisco
Merchants’ Association
Dohrmann
George W. Smith
W. W.dimond
Dimond & Co
America
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Marshall, Field & Co
San Franciso
National
Ben Franciso
Tnsrance
Merchants' Association
Ren Omale
Fom
Confne
Lfe
Oakland
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Hig Endreas
Smith
Merchants’ Association of San Prancieco
W. W. Dimond
Big Muddy Ramps Up Floods Near Kansas City
Floods across Kansas are the worst in years as the Missouri river rises above danger near Kansas City Missouri. Many families move to higher ground while railroads are submerged and shacks along the riverfront, largely housing African American residents, are affected by the rising waters. Three deaths reported in Indiana storms, with widespread damage noted across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Missouri
Missouri River
Iowa
Klondike Gold Output Surpasses 1902 Figures
Dawson May 28 This year's gold yield will exceed 1902 by eight million dollars. Alaska produced twenty one million sixty thousand dollars of gold in 1902, and recent estimates predicted no more than fourteen million dollars for the current year across the territory.
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Dawson
Alaska
Strike May Resume In Denver Labor Row
In Denver on May 28 labor unions said the agreement ending the strike has been violated and warned of renewed troubles. Unions claim breaches threaten a restart of a year long dispute affecting workers and management.
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Denver
Grand Army Coming to San Francisco Encampment
In San Francisco on May 28 the city estimates about 100,000 Grand Army of the Republic veterans will attend the August encampment here.
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San Francisco
Grand Army
Ten Thousand Strikers Threaten Violence in Woronesch
In Woronesch on May 28 ten thousand workers threaten revolutionary violence. The Governor appeals for assistance as authorities brace for possible unrest.
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Woronesch
Howze Vindicated in Philippine Cruelty Charges
Washington reports that the cruelty charges against Major Howze in the Philippines were not sustained. Berlin notes Kaiser Wilhelm presented the New York Yacht Club with a gold cup for competition.
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Washington
Howze
Philippines
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
New York Yacht Club
Wu Ting Fang Promoted to Foreign Office Post
In Peking on May 28 Wu Ting Fang, formerly minister to the United States, was appointed a member of the Foreign Office. In Vallejo on May 28 a wireless plant was installed aboard the transport Solace.
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Peking
Wu Ting Fang
United States
Foreign Office
Vallejo
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Hawaiis
Wooh Backi
Board of Health
Big Muddy
Kaiser
Philippine
America Maru
Bremerton
Navy Yard
Sambo
Los Angeles
Presbyterian General Assembly
Roosevelt
Montana
Boise
Pocatello
New York
Brooklyn
Presbyterian Church
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