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11 Nov 1902

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Hawaiian Gazette in Honolulu, Hawaii

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Hawaiian Gazette

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Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

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Nov 11, 1902

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Oregon Sails Into Honolulu Harbor With Battleship Oregon

The Oregon anchors off Honolulu as Captain Burwell inspects crew and gear. The ship, famed for a rapid Cape Horn run against Cervera, will remain two weeks, coal outside if seas permit, and invite locals to view the vessel. The Dragon and Iroquois will tow coal barges, while officers and crew are listed with Burwell commanding.

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Honolulu Nerizon United States Barwel San Francisco Oregon Puget Sound Cape Horn Cervera Santiago Astatte Oregon’s Collatn. Diffique the Lake Bohemian Club Burwell Burwetl Kalakaua Navy Bremerton Naval Station Dragon Commending W. T. Burwell A. W. Grant J. E B. Craven T. Kinkaid C. F. Stokes Ortain Marine Guard J. Russell H. E. Pinesieutenants E. R. Pollock Kerrick P. J. Kane Carpenter G. Helms C. Hammond D. Mullan T. J. Hord W. Jame F. Risser Hansche Parmaster
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Governor Dole Calls Hawaii Legislature to Extraordinary Session

Governor Sanford B Dole issues a call for a special session of the Hawaii Senate to convene November 20 1902 at the Capitol in Honolulu. The session will cover public business as needed with no compensation beyond required per diem and no immediate salaries or appropriations for the work. The notice is signed by Secretary Henry E Cooper.

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Dole Legia 1Slature Senate Sanford B. Dole Territory of Hawaii A. D Honolulu Sanford B. Dold Henry E. Cooper
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Desperate Negro Convicts Stir Public Debate

An Editor Advertiser letter challenges a Saturday report claiming a prisoner named Woods is a desparate character. Honolulu prison officials recount Woods and two others escaping, threats, and violence, insisting on measures and history of conduct, while noting Williams faced a violent incident and was placed under control.

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Woods Oahu Makikd Maui Makiki Chillingworth Tiis Prisena United States Ed. Williams Williams Bob Wiliams
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Luau Planned to Celebrate Republican Victory

A monster luau is planned to honor the Republican win after Prince Kuhio's victory. The central Capitol grounds feast aims to serve 5,000, cost about 9000, with a voter review by winning candidates and a parade. Funds sought from a central committee after estimates, with broad party inclusion and a concert during dinner.

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Luau Capitol Kuhio Central Committee Winston Ta Cam Muau Islands Makal Oregon New York
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Old Senate Paw The Home Rule Claim Questioned

The Home Rule claim on senators’ seating was settled by election certificates held by the senators. Tested by High Sheriff Brown two years ago, they were dated from the last election to November 4th, according to yesterday’s statement.

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