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Newspaper

Hawaiian Gazette

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1901

Page

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Home Rule Rulers Face Heated Hawaii Meeting Debates

The Independent Home Rule Republican executive Committee meeting in Foster's Hall turned fiery as Mrs. R W Wilcox attacked George Markham and John Emmelagh shared U S experiences. New exec members were elected Jerome Kalamanaocle Carlos Long William Kahlbaum Moses Nakuifa and Kalelopu amid party tensions and warnings to uphold the platform and county legislation.

Foster's Hall Independent Home Rule Republican Executive Committee R. W. Wilcox George Markham Bosen Jonah C. Kalamanaocle Prince Cupid Carlos Long William Kahlbaum Moses Nakuifa Kalelopu Long John Colburn Nakuia Beckley Kelavekalani Fon John Emmelagh United States Markham Mra. Wilcox Fred Beckley Thim John Timmeluth Akina Kavne T Trasen

Hilo Baseball Town Tale From a Humorous Verse

A playful poem images a quirky Hilo town where weather never dries, horses feed on silo, chickens lay upstairs, and residents wear rubber shoes as they roam in wet streets. It exaggerates the locale’s oddities with repetitive Hilo refrains and whimsical irony.

Hilo

Committee clash over speaker Markham heckles leaders

During a committee meeting Markham spoke at length and sharply critiqued Mrs. Wilcox’s paper title provoking her to lash out. The adjournment followed as others grew angry at his disruption and the talk of replacing older members with younger ones.

Markham Mrs. Wilcox

Leung Chi-Tso Not Dead Denial Reaches Chinese Community

Rumor on the Yokohama steamer claimed Leung Chi-tso the Chinese reformer was dead but was denied by a trusted co-warrior. The reformer leads a translating company turning foreign political economy works into accessible Chinese texts to educate the masses.

Yokohama Leung Chi-tro Chinon Combe Chitea

Negotiations Open With Miss Stone Captors

Reports from Sofia and Constantinople state the United States Legation has begun direct talks with Miss Stone's captors. Bulgarian authorities allow search of Rilo Kioster area and arrest two suspected monks as efforts to secure her release continue.

Miss Stone London United States Constantinople Sofia Daily Telegraph Bamakoy Milas Stone Dubnitza Bulgara Dickins N Hag Samakov Mrs Stone Mme Tsilka Constantinofle Spencer Eddy Legation W W. Peet Washington State Department

Nicaragua Canal Favored by Washington Report

The Panama Canal Company led study officials in Washington favor Nicaragua route after the Jathman Canal Commission completed its final report. The commission expects to recommend the Nicaragua option, noting forthcoming proposals by M. Hotin and M. Boeufve will not alter the end result.

Washington Panama Canal Company Jathman Canal Commisson Poport Nicaragua M. Hotin M Boeufve

Ex-Senator Warner Miller Warned Over Declining Health

Warner Miller of Utica formerly a senator has been ill for months. He has received visitors and shows a weakened condition prompting concern among friends and relatives about his finances and overall health.

UTICA Warner Miter

Jones at Appomattox and the call for reconciliation

The Montgomery Advertiser recalls that a former key figure once awarded honor bore a symbol of peace at Appomattox. The piece argues for genuine reconciliation between the divided factions following the war, citing precedent from Roosevelt and postwar gestures.

Roosevelt Sernor Jone Montgomery Gaya Mayer Owl Appomattox Suth Eccimens

Explosion Destroys Carnegie Steel Works Killers in Pittsburg

An explosion at Carnegie Steel Companys Carnegie Furnaces in Pittsburg destroyed the boiler house and machine shop, killing several workmen and wounding many others as debris and flying shrapnel wrought mass wreckage across the adjoining buildings. Early reports say the blast occurred soon after fuel was added to the furnace, with collapse and scattered debris endangering workers in the vicinity. The incident prompted rescue efforts and a broader emergency response from local mills and fire crews.

Pittsburg Olg Haier Carrees Carnerele Steel Company Holler Howee

Official designation for Hawaiian Islands clarified

The U S Postal Service recognizes Hawaii as the official designation for the islands. Abbreviations like T H or Haw are not official. Stationery printed Hawaii is now standard in mainland business and official circles. Waimea on Hawaii has become Kamuela. Kauai’s Waimea remains the sole post office designation.

United States Post Office Department Hawaii Hawaiian Islands Territory of Hawaii T.H Islands The United States Kenake Washington T. H Hawai Hilo Mahukona Hawai'i Honolulu Kavai Kamuela

Ito Sails For Europa New Tork

Ito former Prime Minister of Japan is described as departing on the steamer to Boulogne then Paris. He expresses gratitude for American reception and the hospitality shown upon arrival. He mentions a university degree offer and plans to spend part of the winter in Paris and possibly travel to Japan later in the year.

Marqui Ito Japan Boulette Ryndrm Marquis Tale University Betne Porry Fipndam Boulogne Parie

Work Of Station In Honolulu Shows Great Progress

The cultural Department in Honolulu remains open but underfunded as Congress holds funding for next session. The Agricultural Bureau, led by Jared Smith, has transformed the government station near Punchbowl with a modest yearly appropriation of 12000 dollars, most of which goes to salaries. The site near Pearl Harbor offers spectacular views and extensive improvements including cleared lantana and guava, new residences, stables, laborer cottages, gardens, a large reservoir, and terraces for seed beds. More work awaits future appropriations to advance experimental facilities on Tantalus and the naval reservation hospital tract, with permanent enhancements already made this year.

Honoluin Congress Jared Smith Agricultural Bureau Punchbow Pearl Harbor Diamond Head Naval Reservation Hospital Agricultural Department Naval Department United States Department Tapon United States

Roosevelt's Coming Message Cabinet Meeting Rehearses Plan

Washington October 25 All members were present at the Cabinet meeting as the President discussed features of his forthcoming message to Congress and the appointments to be made. The consultations were especially full with a decision to write the full message to Congress and omit portions on some topics while assigning details to Cabinet officers. The President aims to present a detailed statement on each department's affairs and leave the cabinet to cover specifics with Congress.

Washington Congress Alec l Honsevelt Sig Cengrera Ito Om Origuma Limes Fhae Fortan Ore o'Peene

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