davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-04-14

Manager Clarke Of PittsbGrg. says
he will surely keep Willis. Hillebrand.
Leeyer. Case. Lynch. and Philippe as
The Washington times., 1906-04-14

Spike" Robson, the little English
boxer. who lately landed in this eoun-
try. has arranged TO do all mis- preIim
mary work with Tommy O-TooIe, the
Philadelphia bantam
The Washington times., 1906-04-14

Sam Crawford says he thinks he can
do better batting by going back TO his
old style-that Is. using a long bat. and
not a short one. as he did last year.
The Washington times., 1906-04-14

The watch fob which was presented
10 Lave Cross as a testimonial Of the
good wishes OF Philadelphia fars is a
handsome solid gold affair set with fifty
diamonds.
The Washington times., 1906-04-14

Third Baseman Tom Sheehan. signed
by Pittsburg and formerly with the CAL
ifornIa League, is showing up decidedly
strong in practice.
The Washington times., 1906-04-14
BASEBALL GOLF RACING BOXING ROWING ATHLETICS
Personal Comment On Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

with the squad who viii nrobsbIv he
farmed out
MIG Ferriae, ST Louis new second
D,.Aei.iah, ry, IS almost as small as Miller
Just three more than the Cincinnati
man.
The Washington times., 1906-04-14
BOXING.

Jim 'Rube' Ferns. the ex-vaI,e--
weight champion Of the world and
Charley Hitte. the Albany weIterweiebt
champion. meet for twenty rounds at IA
pounds, weigh in AT 5 D. m. ON Apr,l
Is, before a private club I'D the stare
for q purse Of $500
The Washington times., 1906-04-14

Catcher Doran is making good for De
troit He did not get 4 fair trial with
the Boston Americans
The Washington times., 1906-04-14

Thomas Ford. Greminger. and Sulli-
van. old ex-De;roit players. VIII wear
the Minneapolis uniform this year.
The Washington times., 1906-04-14

Ban Johnson is happy because in the
early season series between the teams
OF the American and Natc nal Lea lIes ss
The Americans have won Llore than 80
per cent Of the games.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-04-20
SUMMONS.
In Circuit Court, Villas County, Wis.
larleS F. Dunbar Plaintiff


4" SFcui' Sour'' Was O'"n.y' WIS:
| Charles F. Dunbar, Plaintiff,
VS.. r
MeSSem9rla a. mineral q 1llhpSr C0,i Ing Ioro-
age Lana, llmDer q IRON 20. Inc Fortage
| Lana, LUMBER q IRON 20; IL 1here pe suCn d
corporation, anu IL nOI, all persons uol1S puoi-
ness as partners or otherwise under such nam, name:
Herbert e. w hlte, fetfuelIa Dufnam' Maggie
Dockery; The unknown cestuls que trustent
OF one EDWARD homes, VINO a1 one Ullne 1elu
ana UnefeaIUer conveyed Gue premises peloW
described as trustee, Hoel H. camp, AnofeW ,.
Marsh K K kennan, George Wernlck, f. +.
Jonn, VIM n. hogerS, MARY T. hogeIs' LIS
VIE, IL. =. Putnam, freq ": Bogk! iona u.
Rowland, Inc SouUn oloe LANG q nlnlnS 20
Iage Lana q improvement 20, FRANKLIN p
Grover, K. L. Morgan j. Il. Morgan, ~ .
Jones, W. u McCor1n1ck, r. y. hennetC, FRANK
II. Mead, and the UNKNOWN helrs OF any OF the
foregoing VINO may pc dead, anu une unknown
owners of the following described premises, to-
wit: Lot OF section Z, lots and OF section 8;
sw sw OF section 3: lot OF section u lots Z, o.
and OF section 10; We sW OF secton Ii, Sc sW
ana !otS ano OF secblon -, NV So sG So 1oIs
., * D, ana OF secUlon 10, loCs l. ., u O. %
sectlon ~ a72 NV, sW NV ne So lots T. any Q
Oh secI0n 10; SO ne, SO sM se 4S lNo9 "eu
ana OF sectlon 20 neA OF seGtlQn ~: NY 20 NV,
s12 NV, NV SW, s12 SW ana lot OF secIion 90: sW
Sc, lots l, 2, B. and of section "A; Wig ne, ne
sw, S12 SW. NV Sc OF section 70: NV NV OF section
26; w NV. NV sw OF section II; sW sw OF section
2S; VIA of section 20 aud lots and of section
30: ne4. ne NV, So NV, and the swA OF section
30; sw ne, e12 NV, and lots ana OF sectlon 81:
ne SW ana loI OF SeCLlou o": uW Ivy y! seoClon
90 NV ne ana Sc ne OF secIlon 90. al III eoWn-
snip 90 range east. Also lous ana Z od sec
ZION ~ lou OF secIlon ~ sW So an3 loCs 4, o. +
3 and OF section 81 all OF section rs; SW NV OF
sc ton 20: lot Of section 30; Sc ne, VIZ NY,
lots l, 2 and and the south half of section 81,
all In township 40. range east, all IN Was
county, Wisconsin.
Also VIZ ne, nw4, NV sw OF section 4: NV NV
and Sc sw OF section ., sW4 WE Sc OF sectlon IL;
swA OF secflon IA; NV ne ana % n"14 OF secIl 1
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-04-20

7s5 Joe Stepenski rebate on taxes 13 so
746 Robert Felt moving hose cart
and moving Springstte 7 70
TAT Robert Fett draying 375
74S P Gatfney shaving P Kilroy 90
749 VIM Nutter taking cross
levels at dam 80 Is
$50 Jacob johnson lbr on highway 90
751 A Higgins fire insurance
and servsces IS 90
1852 Myron Mather snow blowing
roads l3 so
1853 VIM Petnesgatzes labor on
highway 10 90
754 White fixing hydrant 90
1856 T Laughlin and Geo O'Connor
del 5S2 yds earth on street 116 40
1856 John Zlmpelmann looking
after poor Is 90
757 John Zimpelmann looking
after snow-plowing and meetings Is 90
75S John Zimpelmann looking
after poor II 90
759 F Beardsley salary for
Jan, Feb and March 100 90
760 VIM Murphy board of
tramps and oil 10 90
76l f Thrun batteries for
fire alarm etc Sc 90
1852 Henry Ashby care of hose
and hose room 20 90
1853 James Morgan supplies to poor77 Il
764 A G Richison hardware IL q
1865 W Petey balance on
snow blowing contract 80 90
1865 August radke use of
jack screws and scraper 800
767 Vim Murphy l months salary 60 90
76S w Pinkerton examination
of James Conway l 90
100 w Pinkerton treatment
OF Mrs Sdringsteen 20
TO w } Pinkerton treatment of
poor 234 %
I'll Sh rm Clark opening
catch basins 200
TIP Frank Dildlne labor on
catch basins OC
773 G A Goodyear rebate an taxes234 90
ia Amos. Radcliffe filing four
satisfaction of judgments 40
775 James Morgan supplies
to Stelnmitz 2 20
776 J B Rodgers material and
labor on election sack | 90
III Fl BOlte board of health
and board meetings 40 30
778 John Zimpelmann boand of
health and board meetings "a 90
40 John Radcliffe board meetings
and looking after waterwords "a 90
$50 Otto Deckert shoveIing show 3 90
Upon motion Board adjourned Sine
Die Frank Beardsley
Town Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-04-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dam 49,, nr,A N1nc L.
Land Office at Wausau, Wis, April TO- 1906

Land Office at Wausau, Wis, April 10, IyU6.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
of Circuit Court at Eagle River, Wis, on June
II, 1906 VIZ; Robert B. Moon for the heirs of
George B. Moon, deceased who made H. E. No
10399 for the NE14 SW14, Sec. 25, TIP. 40 N, r.
East
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Herman Budde, George H.
Jackson o. E. Bowen and James Langill, all of
Eagle River, Wis.
JOHN w. MILLER, Register.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-04-20
Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

Land Office at Wausau, Wis, March 20, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Clerk of
the Circuit Court at Eagle River, Wis, on
May 18th, 1906, viz: Abe Johnson, who made
FL. E. No. 1886 for Lot g. Sec. IS. and NJ NW4
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: John Storm, VIM. Sundsteen
Gus. Holms and Hans Holms all of Eagle Riv-
er, Wis.
JOHN w. MILLER, Register
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-26

ioae er elm Stnnts9ebeimnis rcruebs
men.
Strange mill iin bafiir Gin Icione5
@eleuihaftsfleib ani6dfien."
ellie @cttcr!" or unteroriidte
nit Milbe einen frdfti9cn nmcrifas
ntlden Sluh.
D6rdn5e mill in @eicaIAuit gcz
benl @rober @ott, unicre quite nlte
Orange lit bod nidt iiberaelhnappt!"
yG6 mas, i) fouute Sbneu pirfs
LID boie lperbenl 8enn Die @rnte
bon Den ScIbern lit. 5iebcn @utbeims
binilber ms Sergii6e. no lie bon
%erfpanbten Elm prdhtiges @ut ers
ltnnoen baben; ielbltrebenb muB
Srdn5e 9eiuhe maiden in Der hinge
genb, bamit lie ipdter ni6t i9oricrt
miro uno bd5 no6barli6e @erbdltuiSl
it0rt; @eieai6aften miro tic aild ba
niht pflegen, aber Elm nlopernes bilbz
ides aleio muB lie babenl"
oWein 6immel. ial slber sic er>
5dblen mir Oa etpns CANA Nicues,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-26

iolde ~laneipeilieeu @eIelihaftsabens
De, Sbeefrdn5fen, unb ipie lie beis
BEN, brr = pic 9liidli6 i6dse if)
mid in meinem Galifornienl"
.Iber Der @al5er nit Der Yrins
5eiiin Sic lparen bas ih0nite
Yaarl"
Cine flii6tise @olte 5o9 iiber
3eos Stirn. 8ober puBte bicIes
Wdoden. baB slbele i'm eeitern
abenb ba8u aufgeforoert? v0ie 3eis
ten iinb poriiber. ih bin an alt gum
San5en." @r itrih na6oenflih nit
Der Sanb iiber Die Stirn. als iuhe
er in ieinem @ebGhtnis nah ettpas
Sefanntem. Sebt crit bemerfte er
SinbiS' ihelmiihen Bid unp IGhelte
plosli6. .8arum idreiten Gle 10
eilis poran, ih bdhte. mir bdtten
beioe feline SonberliGe Gle"
.9o6, ih babe Srdn8e @utbeim
berlprohen, Die reifen airifeu uers
paden 5u belien. Die Tie dbienpen
mill; es iinb cine Wenee 8eItelluuz
gen eineelaufen = gut. baB tie eez
tern sepfliidt iinb, bdtten lie pies
fen Gesen betommen. lie pdren ale
perborben."
.9a nebmcn sic mid nit, Die
quite SrdnSe bat mir oftmals Die Sas
i6en sefiut, ais i9 nod ein Snabe
mar"
Limb sic perben beute ben Yros
fit niht fortnaifen unb lid bon Der
sutmiitbi9en Strange niht pieoer Die
Sai6en fillen ldiien?"
Stein - neinl" 8ieoer leiihtete
oas belle 9dfeln aus Ieinen Iusen.
Mit unberboblenem Sntereiie betrabs
tete CT feline 9esleiterin. nit Der es
iif 10 5tpnnslos unb better ~plaubern
lieb. sic nabren treuli6 @utbeims
@ortbeil, mas ioa Der @rlos Der
id0nen iaftieen airi6en eisentli6
eeben?"
Sd ipiI es Sbnen perratbeu, Sic
periteben bod 81 i9peisen, nitt
tpabr?"
.Natiirlih". er bot feline Sanb
bin uno lie legte ibre 8e6te binein.
~Nun?" fraste ct %geipannt, ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-26

Guf bas Saapnls SdloB unb feline
Genobner ihien felt seitern bas
Siiaborn Der Sreuoe a%lis9esoiien Su
iein. Grain Gtepbanie trug bas
9arpt itol3 erboben uno idleuberte
einen berdhtliben Bid nah Der iuns
gen Srau, penn bieie ibr 9elegents
lid 5u @eii6t fam. @nblif miirbe
bieieS nerboBte @eii6t peifen miiien
nus bieien 8dumen, in benen es
ilberaa auftauhte. alS gebore es bier
hinein. Cine mabre grloiuns iibers
fam Die alte @rGfin, jest crit puBte
iie, pie bitter lie Die @egenipart Der
Observation-Disclosures empflinben. Gin
nnbci6rei0Ii6es SieeesberpuBtiein be-
rnuI6te Die 9rdfli6e Srau; ibr
"Singiter" bate nlles oflipp uno
liar" 9emnht, MN orobte nidt me6r
pas entcbrenoe @eipenIt i'm Sinters
9runbe; jest gait es bloB nod,
Ggon's 6eiielM 81 loien unb 2eo's
ShidiaIsfdoen oriiben I'M Bring
liden" 81 ieitigen, nm eubli6 Die
fleiBi9en 6dnbe nrbeitsiatt in ben
S6ooB Iegen 81 fonnen. Sds @Qcs
oiinfte ibr iebt nur nod &inoerlpiel
6u lein. Sefrieoigten @lidcS iibers
flog Die @rGfins 0hitter ole @eitalten
ibrer bcibeu S0bne. nit benen lie an
Sriibitiidstiif inter Den @idben iaB.
Gle luolte ihon Die @oriebung ipics
len uno biibi6 inhte 81 @erfe
eeben, nm Die Gmpfinplihfcit uno
Den g%etronften Stol6 2eo's peaen
Gbelens @~ermablun9 nit Dem Yrins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-26
(6ortieb g.

Sic molen alio biniiber in S6re
Setn1atb. balD i6on?" bate er i'm
bann 9efruat.
nWproen, ipenn es dngebt."
.Ienn es fem mub. 8ann fome
men Sic pieber?"
Ils @raf Geo unihliiiiig nit Der
Gntiport 5oeerte, iaste Der sate pIob@
Ii6: oSie nerben niht pieberfebren,
nun sic bier teinen 3med mebr gu
erfiiaen baben; Gle tperben iih i'm
S6lofie Sbrer Batter nieberlaiieu
unb eiu @eib nebmen?"
SD mill nift unbeoinet nMeiu"
iasen, aber borlGufig liest mir bieie
abii6t fern"
nSm, id mill Gle ni6t 5uriid>
balten, reifen Gle immerbin, aber
ipsnn etc bod lieber in europa leben
molten, bdtten sic iih erit elm &a>
pital geninnen miiiien, eini9e Sabre
piirbcu eeniiseu, bel ben @usii6ten.
Die i6 Sbnen eroffnetl"
.Serr Glitter, Gle iinb pirflid elm
eiitiser. uneiseanueiser Sreunb, poz
init fam i6 Sbr @ertrauen lobnen?"
.Osmit, baB Gle pieberfebren.
SD bin alt. meme So6ter Iabel lit
meme einsise erbiu, oh lie bas Berg
fperf i'm poIen 0etriebe balten tpirb
nod meinem 9obe, lieet an benz
&dtten, ben lie erbalten pirb; i6
polte, es bAebe in b~enabrten uub
funbisen Sdnben. 8as es jest lit,
lit es burh mid eeporben; man iiebt
nift germ feline SAopfune in nibts
5erfaaen. Gu6 bic 8anheros nols
len ibre Iuffi6t BADEN unb oas
Sberamt pirb mir ihon rebt Iftper.
@enn Wnbels 8abl auf eineu Wtann
fdut, Der mir niht 5uIa9t, perbe i'd
al bieles oerfaufen, unb idl fpiiroe
es Sbnen am lieb1ten seben, i6
CLAUDE, bas lit bas bo6ite Sei1en
meines Gertrauens. lleberle9en Sic
bieien &orihlng nit Sbrer San1ilirl
Sreili6 in Gmerifa gilt fein Stamms
baum, feline Nbfunft, Der Same t6ut
nidtS sur Snhe, piirbe Sbneu bas
eenii9en?"
Gin tiefer Gtbem5us bob Secs
Sruit, es mar cine 9ldn3enbe @us>
iibt, er nuBte bns pobl, unb feline
3ufunft bate er feinem anbern Inns
itnnb 81 perbanfen. ipie ieiner ei9eS
nen Teripn, ieiner eignen araftl
9ns Itol5e Selbit6eipubtiein
f6ipeate feline Sruit. @r brau6te
MIR Die 5anb aus5uitredeu unb
Nabel Sitter geborte inn, a5er =
8raf Secs Slid elite febniiihti9 in
Die Serne, es cling nidt on, babeinl,
ia babeim tpartete oas Slid auf i'm,
cine unbeitimmte s(bnuns iaste linn,
bab es gu Sauie auf i'm iparte.
.Bas tperben sic iagen, tpenn i6
nit Rapa in aaerndhiter 3eit eben>
fals nn6 Seuti6lanb tomme?"
fraete Iabel nit sebeimer Gusit in
ben braunen augen, ais SEQ a6s
f1ieonebmere bor tbr ltano. .Sart
i9 in 8anfppl eri6einen?"
sd fperbe mid sIiidli6 i6aten,
Sic bort besriiben su biirfen ="
Limb perben Gle nit rns Suriifs
febren2" fraste iie baiti8.
sd bente - ia."
go reiien sic NIT 8ott unb meis
men beiten 0ini6enl" bate linn
Wiabel oann nod 5userufen. als iole
es linn cine Iabnuns selten. ibrer
ni6t 5u pergeien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-26

Gin foitlih iparmer 9auoregen
iiderte our @roe nieoer. ieit Stunben
fielen Die Srppfen lansinm berab
unb ieudtetcn Die buriti9e grbe. Die
un5dbli9en Ylatter oes Tartes gliS
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-06-09
DEATH OF EUGENE, LITTLE son
OF s. B. HARRY.

The four year old son of S. B.
Harry, little Eugene, died at the
Malulani Hospital on the 9th inst
as a result of blood poisoning that
was caused by his stepping on a
nail while playing near the Kin
dergarten.
Two physicians attended him
but owing to his delicate constitu-
ton, he was not strong enough to
recover even after DR.. Dlnegar had
reduced the inflammation, and had
succeeded in bringing the wounded
foot back to practically a natural
state.
The Knights of Pythias took
charge of the remains and buried
the little fellow,an did everything
possible to assist Mrs. Harry, who
has just recovered from an attack
OF sickness.
The funeral services was con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Maximin.
The pail bearers were w. G.
Scott, Hugh M. Coke, T. Burlem,
H. Streubeck, J. Garcia and C. H.
&. Brown. All of the teachers and
pupils of the Wailuku School were
present, and many friends from
all over Maui.
Mrs. Harry has the sympathy of
the whole community, especially
so, since her husband is absent on
his way to New York.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-06-09
SUPERVISORS HOLD
LENGTHY MEETING
WaiIuku Sidewalk Fund of $4,000 VOted==NeW
Street To Be Opened in Wauku---
Other Business Transacted.
LITTLE son OF MRS. S. B. HARRY DEAD.
After Suffering for Two Weeks Succumbs to Poisoning
Concrete Laying Began Saturday-Report of
County Attorney Published in Full
SUPERVISORS MEETING.

The June meeting of the County
Board of Supervisors was held in
the board rooms this week, all OF
the four members being present
Suitable resolutions expressing
their high appreciation of the SER
vices of their late member j. H.
Halualani were passed, a copy of
which will be forwarded to Mrs.
Halualani.
A petition was received from the
residents of Pekeu, Molokai, asking
for a road for their convenience
and the engineer was ordered to
Molokai to report on the matter
and the road will doubtless be
built.
The clerk was instructed to go to
Honolulu in the matter of the COM
ing elections and will acquaint him
self with the manner of keeping the
necessary records of the coming
republican victory.
The salary of the assistant clerk
was raised to $4,000 per month.
J. X. Kahookele and J. G. Foss
were appointed as assistants to the
County engineer at q salary of
$4,000 per month each.
The matter of paying the claims
against the territory for liabilities
incurred during the time of the
defunct county regime came up for
consideration and was passed over
until the next meeting of the board
when new member will have been
the matter and may be
cons ilered by all.
While there is determination
to make politics out of this matter
CONTINUED on Page 2.)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-06-09
CONCRETE LAYING BEGAN
SATURDAY.

The first ying of cement on the
new sidewalks of Wailuku was done
in front of the Wailuku Cash Store
Saturday morning, June End. in
the presence of a large number OF
the residents of town.
To Wailuku this marks a new
epoch in her history, and will
mean much for all clases of people
who reside here, as well as those
who may visit the town.
Already number of property
holders have petitioned the County
board for like improvement on
various parts of the most populous
streets, and beyond question the
laying of concrete walks will be ex-
tended greatly to the advantage of
all here.
The streets have been straighten-
ed considerably to the advantage
of the same, and the Willingness of
the property holders to concede
this advantage shows the proper
public spirit.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-06-09
REPORT OF COUNTY ATTORNEY
For THE MONTH OF MAY, 1906
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors within and for the
County of Maui.


visors within and for the
County of Maui.
Gentlemen:
Grimes and Misdemeanors Dur
ing Month Of May. If the number
and character of criminal cases
brought before our local tribunals
during the past month is indica-
tive of the moral tone of our COM
munity, IAN investigation will dis
close a decided improvement for
the month of May. No crime of
an atrocious nature has brought to
light, and comparatively few mis-
demeanors were committed outside
of such as constantly demand the
attention of our Courts.
Even the vicious element who
seek to earn their livelihood by
fostering the gambling habit are
apparently either resting from their
labors, or doing business so quietly
that the authorities are unable to
detect them. A month or more
ago conditions had reached such q
pass that evil practice was carried
on as openly as was the pursuit of
lawful callings. Its suppression
clearly indicates that the officers
of the law whose duty it is to pre-
vent such practices are carrying
forward a more strenuous policy
along these lines.
Concerning Petition for Removal
of County Official. Since the last
meeting of the Board 1 have been
requested TO prepare charges against
one of the County officials for NAL
feasance and maladministration in
office, and petition for his removal.
AS no facts whatever were presented
to me upon which to base charge y
[ was unable to comply with nthe
request, referring the matter back
to the Sheriff with my reasons for
not taking action. [ have had no
communication relative to same
since then.
Territory VS.. Douse." Expenses
of Witnesses in Criminal Cases.
During the month had occasion
to make trip to Honolulu. The
case of Territory of Hawais VS..
Douse, Manslaughter, in which a
change of venue was taken from
the Second Circuit to the First
Circuit, has been set for trial Mon
day, June 4th.
The Attorney Generals Depart
ment will assume charge of this
case, assisted by private counsel,
thus enabling me to remain in
Maui, devote my time to local af-
iairs, attend the meetings of your
Honorable body during the present
session, and prepare for and take
charge of the criminal work of the
Attorney-General's Department be-
ore the Circuit Court of the Second |
Circuit, June Term.
In the matter of expenses of wit
lesses in criminal cases tried in
he Circuit Court:
No satisfactory adjustment of
his unpleasant status has been
arrived at The Department of the
Attorney-General is still of the
Continued on page g.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-06-09

The people here are indebted to
judge T. \ kcpoikli Tor hi gen
crosity IN thi, direction do hc has
moved his fence back at hie own
expense and loss OF valuable land
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-06-09
Town of GOeSel Destroyed and Eight People
Drowned. Britt and MCGoYern
Held for Trial.
MANCHURIAN RAILWAY LIMITED CONCERN.
Ownership OF Stock Limited to Orienals. Six People
Were Killed and Much Property
Damaged by Tornado
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEws.)


Sugar SO deg 3.45 Beets
GOEsEL June sThis destroyed today by
cane Eight people drowned
NEW YORK McGovern are held for trial for
prize fighting.
concern Ownership of shares will limited Chinese
ST. PAUL June six killed many injured and
property damaged tornado which Minnesota
Wisconsin last night
SAN FRANCISCO, June Oceanic s. S. Co has given its
employees months notice its intention bogae their agree
The yacht La Paloma departed today for San Pedro which
port the trans-Pachc yacht race to June H.
played.
INDIANAPOLIS June THE Convention
today endorsed William Jennings Bryan.
NEW YORK June T. Three short eartbouake bocks ware ,
here on June 5 and g.
MADRID, Spain, June THE cabinet has resigned
la have been successful
CHR1sTIANIA June THE King Hakon has been
set for June o.
SAN FRANCISCO are 900 refugees still in camp in
San Francisco, and 10 244 in Alameda.
CARSON CITY, Nevada Judge Haw-
ley has resigned.
PORTLAND Oregon June 5The indications are that Chamberlain
will be reelected Governor
MADRID June Morales, leading throwing us
pect with relation the assault the wedding
guard who was attempting his arrest in country
The suspected then shooting body
identified that occupant
thrown.
LONDON June 41ti expected that Parliament rigorous
laws against anarchists.
PROVIDENCE L. June twenty
hurt by tae overurniug OF an electric in this city.
VIENNA 4Sxty building trades
have been locked of dispute wages
PETERSBURG been appointed Pre-.
sident Of the Council.
LODI Sangnary encounters between Polish Naopasts
and Socialists daily
WASHINGTON D. c., 4-senato Joseph Kansas
has resigned his sa Senator Burton convicted the United
accepting appealed Supreme his
appeal Recently the Senate resolution calling
the action his persisted
tanning his seat Notwithstanding his conviction
WASHINGTON, c., 4-Pesdent Rooseves message to
Congress today dealing with the Beef Trust
stringent meat inspection at the slaughter canning
HAMILTON Bermuda June The yacht
thereby winning the New York
WASHINGTON, D. c. June 4Senator Gorman OF
Maryland and Democratic leader the United Senate today
Of heart trouble
SAN FRANCISCO Cal June Stanford, niece the
Senator Stanford sued the
L. Stanford for the of sl08 0O0
This accruing Stanford She
for the restitution half million dollars alleged
TO have been frauduenty withheld by Mrs. Stanford.
STEUBENVLLE o. June A TO-DAY be-
striking coal miners and guards Many exchanged
wounded
Ell PASO Texas, June "A Mexcans and
Americans has resulted from strike progress Greeues mine
Cananea Mexico result of which forty
The Americans the defensive the burning
American trouble
nd in the meantime the fighting is continuing.
SACRAMENTO California Legislature OF California on
he call of Governor Pardee will today.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-06-09
VOLUME XII
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