Hawaii Demands From Solace Quarantine and Volcano Reports
The transport Solace arrived June 1 from San Francisco with a scarlet fever case and was placed in quarantine before sailing to the Paao Pines. United States Agricultural Commissioner Smith reports Hawaii’s small farmers with homesteads face cutworm pests. Kilauea shows activity with two explosions on June 1, volcanic gases and ash, and earthquakes felt in Honekaa. The Bank of Hawaii offers $150,000 to aid the territorial treasury. Back from China, the US transport Warren landed in San Francisco June 12 with 200 marines and 656 casuals and short term men from the relief column that fought at Pekin and Tien Tsin.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Victoria
B.C
Solace
San Francisco
PaAilo Pines
United States Agricultural
Smith
Island of
Hawaii
Bank of Hawali
Territorial Treasury
Treasury
China
San_ Francisco
Cal
United States
Warren
Manilla
Ninth Infantry
Fred Palmer
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Samaris
Present Department Officers of the G. A. R. Organization
A stiff inquiry into the South African war and the figures in Parliament are noted. Pierpont Morgan left London for Venice via Paris. George Renwyck, Conservative MP for Newcastle and ship owner, testified on subsidies and warned of American competition. All British ships could transfer to the United States in minutes with few stamps. Yale protests regarding boxing at London coronation festivities are cited. A Yale letter from C Lehman says Yale will not be represented in the boxing carnival and efforts are made to block the scheme.
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Pierpont Morgan
London
Venice
Paris
George Renwyck
Newcastle-on- Tyne
United States
YALE
New Haven
Conn
New York
National Athletic Club
Yale University
Hk. C. Lehman
W. G. Anderson
Yale Gymnasium
Oxford
Cambridge
Lehman
Auto Kills Baron Georg von Bleichroder in Prussia
A dispatch from Paris reports Baron Georg von Bleichroder died in a Prussian automobiling accident. His brothers Baron Hans and James rushed to Cologne. He was a noted Paris and Berlin figure, director of Ladenburg firm, and owner of a Cologne racing stable Roemerhof. He previously visited New York and had a high stake racing background with American staff.
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Associated Press
New York
Baron Georg von Bleichroder
Prussia
Paris
Berin
Herald
Baron Hans
James von Bleichroder
Hans
Baron James
Baron Georg
Cologne
Baron von Bleichroder
Automobile Club Dé France
Lechenich
Libinr
Duren
Tarler
Newton
Monte Carlo
Longchamp
Auioil
G Reat
Prince Bismarck
German Empire
Georg von Bleichroder
Ladenburg, Thaltmaann & Co
Roemerhof Stud
Fred” Foater
Dr. Rico
Eddie Hosa
Rosebery
Art price rise spurs European buyers warn of American buyers
Berlin reports The Vossische Zeitung critic laments American millionaires pushing art prices beyond European reach while noting European appreciation by collectors like Fontainbleu scholars and Marquands Mrs Gardner and others. Also reports Kron Prinz Wilhelm record speed eastward and Caucasus oil syndicate talks with potential tarif frictions. London notes a royal commission to investigate war plans.
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Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
United States
Quincy Shaw
Fontainbleu
Paria
Shaw
Vossizche Zeitung
Henry G. Marquand
Allan Marquand
New York
Emperor William
Crown Prince
Herr Welcand
Lloydling
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
Teddystone
Kron Pri
London
Brodrick
Chance of Commons
Shipbuilding Combine Formed With 20 Million Capital
From New York June 12 Associated Press reports a new shipbuilding company formed with capital of 20 million dollars plus 16 million in bonds. Likely president I T Scott of San Francisco with Lewis Nixon as vice president. Directors include C J Canda Nixon E W Hyde Henry Scout John S Hyde Co R Hanscombe Irving M Scott H W Gause. In London British shipping combine debate continues with Cunard line seen as unlikely to join. Promoters of Canadian British line plan 10.6 million pounds capital with eight million on six 22 knot ships and a dozen freighters, seeking subsidies and imperial guarantees.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Shipbuilding Company
Trenton
N. J
I. T. Scott
San Francisco
Lewis Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Charles J. Canda
E.W. Ifyde
Henry T. Scout
John S. Hyde
Co. R. Hanscombe
Irving M. Scott
H. W. Gause
British Combine
London
British Shipping Combine
Westminster Gazette
Cunard
Mr. Chamberlain
Morgan Shipping
Wausau Mill Burned and Transfer Lumber Company Formed
The raw mill of the R. P. Manson estate burned to the ground at Wausau Wisconsin. The fire risk to the nearby Wisconsin Box and Lumber plant was averted by shifting winds. Articles of incorporation were filed for the Transfer Lumber Company to be based in McMillan with capital of 75000 dollars. Officers include C W Dewey as president and B F McMillan as vice president. Members Walter Alexander and C C Yawkey join Wisconsin Hoo Hoo representation to meet at St Louis World’s Fair grounds. An editorial mention notes the loss of the eagle in Kentucky and rising local enthusiasm.
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Wausau
Wis
R. P. Manson
Wisconsin Box and Lumber Company
Gremin
Istter
The
Transfer Lumber Company
Register of Deeds
Ih. BE
McMillan
Minneapolis
Preatdertt
C. W. Dewey
B. F
A. EF. Beebee
H. EE. McMillan
Walter Alexander
C. C. Yawkey
Wisconsin Board
St. Louis
Beardes
Bankers push United States Shipbuilding plan in new syndicate
New York reports Daniel Leroy Dresser, president of the Trust Company of The Republic, says bankers handle the financial end of the United States Shipbuilding Company incorporation. He says bonds underwritten and a public offering soon, with large stock in Europe. Also, Chicago Burlington and Quincy bond extension rumors denied by authorities. Central Pacific directors organize with Harriman as president and Tweed, Mills, Wellicut and Gray in key posts.
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Associated Press
New York
Daniel Leroy Dresser
Trust Company of the Republic
United States Shipbuilding Company
United States
Europe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Central Pacific
Salt Lake
Utah
Central Pacific Railway Company
EB. H. Harriman
Charles H. Tweed
N. T. Mills
San Francisco
J. L. Wellicut
David R. Gray
Sugar bounties to be abolished in Hungary
Budapest June 12 the finance minister Dr de Lukacs announced in the Hungarian diet that he will shortly introduce a bill providing for abolition of sugar bounties and will make proposals the government believes will benefit the sugar industry of the country.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Dr de Lukacs
Stage Review of Ancient to the Moor at Oshkosh
William Owen as lago impressed with shrewd gentleness and deep villainy winning audience admiration and hatred. J W McConnell as Othello shone, aided by Owen in clever castle scene after Desdemona’s death. Camilla Reynolds as Desdemona flashed sweetness but spoke rapidly and poorly. Charles Balsar as Courio showed potential, while rest of company seemed mediocre. Oshkosh School of Expression led by Mrs S Etta Young follows.
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Shakespeare
Opera House
Wedneway
William Owen
J. W. McConnell
Cess
William Owen Company
Thos
Lago
Othello
Venice
Owen
Castle Chamber
Desdemona
Camilla Reynolds
Charles Balsar
Courio
Etta Young Will
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Late Hawaiian News
G. A. R. Organization
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W. M. Root
Sheboxson
Auto
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A. Horn
Wausau Mill
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King of Birds
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Eldredge Ball Bearing Sewin Machine
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Mary Utter
Arthur Gruenwald
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