No Circuit Judge Yet and Hawaii Bond Briefs
Special to the Advertiser reports no circuit judge appointment before October as Justice Department and White House navigate Hawaii ties and Panama canal matters. Treasury figures show around 140000 dollars due Hawaii’s bonded debt, with partial settlements and small remaining principal. President Roosevelt tours New England amid praise for his speeches and a delayed District of Columbia hires due to a missing third commissioner.
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Washington, D
Sonoma
Treasury Department
W. F. MacLennan
Division of
Honolulu
Hawaii
Dole
Interior Department
MacLennan
United States
Humphreys
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Southwest
Knox
France
Panama Canal
Washington
Oyster Bay
Supreme Court of the United States
District of Columpia
Rogs
New England
Harrison
Pacific Coast
Alwrys
Hawatias
the Treasury
Taylor Cerd
Indemnity sought from Japan over Marcus Island loss
The Julia E Whalen returned to Honolulu after a two month absence from Marcus Island where six Japanese marines guarded the isle. Captain Rosehill’s landing party failed to secure possession, prompting a claim for indemnity to be filed through the State Department. The ship will be sold.
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Julia E. Whalen
Honolulu
Marcus Island
Rosehill
Kasagi
Akinoto
Sedgwick
Bishop Museum
Marcus Island Company
State Department
Washington
Whalen
Julia EH. Whalen
Bryant
Department of State
Marcus
Japan
Leutenant
Buck
Tokio
Marcus Island dispute and the Whalen's voyage end
Imperial Japan asserts sovereignty over Marcus Island with formal steps in 1896 while American Captain Rosehill seeks relief after a tense interlude. The Whalen party returns to Honolulu after a cautious, constrained survey of guano deposits and a standoff with Japanese forces.
Marcus Island dispute and the failing claim by Captain Rosehill
The Literary Digest recounts Marcus Island between Hawaii and Japan as a rock claimed by Captain Andrew A. Rosehill in 1889 after landing and planting the American flag. He failed to file a bond timely, Japan reportedly seized the guano beds, and a court arbitration is anticipated as the State Department restrains overt acts. American crews are described as ready, while Japanese forces and the Kasagi cruiser are present.
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Takahira
Washington
Honolulu
Marcus Island
United States
Japan
Foreign Office
Imperial Navy
Thja Island
Sakamoto
Buck
Baron Komura
Imperial
Jtth Ae
Umea
Ogasawara
Iisland
mid-Pacific
Hawaii
Andrew A. Rosehill
Marcus Asland
Macon
Rosehill
Busch
State Department
Agricultural &Taton
Txland
Iceland
Roeton Transcript
Ieland
St. Paul
Proweer Preea
Mont Pelee eruptions devastate Martinique towns and deaths
Reports from Fort de France and Guadaloupe recount Mont Pelee eruptions on August 30 and September 1. About 1000 killed and many injured as Morne Rouge Carbet Ajoupa Bouillon Grand Riverie perish or burn. Fort de France converts Saint Louis into a temporary hospital. Widespread panic forces mountain villagers to flee.
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Castries
St. Lucia
British West Indies
Korona
Fort de France
Martinique
Mont Pelee
Marne Rouge
le Carbet
St. Pierre
Lorraine
Basse Pointe
Paris
Havas
Morne Rouge
Ajoupa Bouillon
Point A'Pifre
Guadaloupe
Canada
Carbet
Grand Riviere
Saint Louis
Fore de France
la Soufriere
Basse Terre
Guadelnups
Capiloe
Champ Florre
Fonts Marie Reine
Mont. Capiloe
Baree Pointe
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Tokio Prefectural
Ogazawara Bonin
Tokio Prefecture
Minami Torishima
South Birds Island
K, Ishii
Imperial Ministry of Foreign Affairs
A. A. Rosehill
Sakimoto
Yokosuka
Minamitorishima
Meji
Ishii
Heutenant
Bryan
Sedewick
Minimotorishima
A. Rosehill
Air
Engusa
Bighed
H. Akinote
Fishergren
Midway Island
Col
Thomas Fitch
W. C. Peacock
Col. Fitch
Secretary of State
Marcus Tsi
Aleutian
Waashington
Diamond Head
Wake Island
Qrst
America
the Press ON
the Literary Digest
Pelee
F. RB. Me&tocker
Olan
Hawald
San Francisco
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