davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-06

Mayor Lawrence Becker went to
Crown Point this morning on a bust
ness trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
Especial Correspondence

Washington. ID. c.. Oct. 10.
The feeling Is growing In Admins
trative circles that the annexation OF
Cuba Is far from being the ultimate
solution of the Cuban troubles. Dur.
ing the Spanish-American war. the In.
habitants OF Cuba were looked upon
us a refined, patriotic race of people,
who were much abused by Spain. As
the United States assumed more init.
mate relations with the island repuD.
lie. this roseate view of the Cuban
character has changed. American set
Tiers In Cuba who have returned To
this country give anything but fay.
orable report of the people there. in.
dicaiing that they would not make de
sirable citizens IN our body polite.
The negro predominates In the pop.
ulation Of the Island of Cuba and the
unsuccessful administration Of Prosi.
dent Palma has represented only the
white Cubans. who are In the minor
ity. Palma lacked that force and mas.
,crlul grasp Of the situation. to main.
tain the power necessary to govern the
clamoring elements which surrounded
i,im. u rs lhese same e'emeh'S VINO
declare that they VIII not accept an
heNa'ioh 10 the united states except
on 'he OASIS Oh S'atehoou, WIN al Tue
rights Oh sovereign STATE uhliI
,hey nave demonstrated tnelr aDiil'y
10 govern themselves president hoos
eveit Is NOT wiling 10 extend 10 mem
'he privilege Oh annexation. WINE
ilot ana disorder prevail wilhln IN,
island, the armed FORCES of the United
STATES WIN DC maintained ana Govern
or Magooh' VINO mas succeeded Gov
efhor ihi', VIII DC retained III au'hor'
wy as provisional Governor.
Ut. INJURIES r. NELL COMMISSIONS
Oh LABOR, mas Just issued III pamphl''
form Oh 900 pages buiiellh 90, p'ihe
!he mira report ON tne cohditioh ol
LABOR w hawaii Inc document u
renarkapie III the CONCLUSIONS ieach
ca as 10 ,he reason ior 'he scarciiy Oh
'apor W Hawa,i. a''riDu''hs 10 'he ia
wa'iah s"sar'p'an'ers themselves 'h'
cause Oh many piah1a'lo iaporers EN-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
KNOX'S POPULARITY
NOT GREAT
With POLICE JUDGE

such dirty low-lived skunks as you
are about all this community can
stand" said Judge whitney yesterday
as he regretfully discharged Col
onel" William Knox from custody.
After many postponements Knox was
being tried Oh the charge of having
threatened to kill a man named Cab
riel. Gabried accused Knox Of having
attempted famiiiarities with the plain
tins daughter. u girl of about ~ or IL
Knox, on being interrupted by Cab.
riel. according TO the testimony OF the
latter, and also OF his wife and the girl.
had picked up stone and threatene:
TO kill Gabriel.
on the witness stand Knox denied
the charge and all the statements made
against him Seriatim. Gabriel. he said
was a friend of his whom he had no
reason or desire to kill. and ever since
the plague he had been helping tho
family out Knox admitted being at
the plaintiffs house on the day In quCs-
ton. but said that he just dropped In
there ON his way out to see u native
ON business. Asked by Prosecuting
Attorney Andradc what was the nature
of the business. he replied that 1t was
political. Il didn't threaten Gabriel.
he said. II don't want To get into trou-
bic so | can't vote on November q. And
! am going to vote too" And Knox
. waved his hand belligerently toward
the Judge. who might feel disposed tC
Z deprive him OF exercising that priv.
i!egc Of American citizenship.
You are going to vote the Civic Fed.
{ GRAFTON ticket. | suppose" said Judg,
Gear. who was appearing for the de.
tense.
( II am not" said Knox. Indignantly
Il would rather die than vote fol
them"
I This isn't the first time you hay,
been before me. Knox. on the charg,
! Of undue familiarity with little girls.
said Judge whitney Some day som,
man Is going To lick the life half on
Of yOu--and II will serve you right
such dirty. low-liyed skunks as you are
about all this community can stand
Discharged"
KnoX's black face shone with til,
sweat OF humiliation. as he left tn,
room. He is very popular with him
self, but apparently not so popular witt
Judge Whitney.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
Washington Authorities Are Changing
Opinion OF Suffering Cuban Character

lion Of lighthouse. To this end writ
ten request has been made OF the res.
idcnt engineer "a Honolulu TO submit
plans and specifications for such o
LcacOn These plans are expected
"ith.n q few days, when the Board
promises to hasten the erection of "a
beacon light and the prompt
letting of the contract for a perma
hent lighthouse.
Quartermaster General Humphrey
has received cablegram from Manila
informing him that the fire on board
IN" transport Thomas has been extin.
guishod and that the damage would
not aggregate more than a few hun.
bred dollars. The damage to the cargo
was the destruction OF scvcnty.iiye
tons OF hay. which ignited from spop
'aneous combustion. General Humph'
rey Is much pleased with the reports
received Indicating that the damage IL
the Sheridan Is not as great as first
anticipated. No blame attaches ID
Captain Peabody. the general disturb
qncc To ocean currents because of the
Chilean earthquake being held re-
sponsiblc for the accident. Similar aC
cidenis To the Manchuria and Mon
golia COrroboratc this belief.
a question has arisen as to the 10
rality OF using he $35 900. appropria
lion for filling In the Naval Station
east OF the Channel wharf In the
language of til" statute. this sum al
money was appropriated to be used u
filling In this tract from materials
now being dredged from the harbor al
Honolulu. General Alex. Mackenzie
Chief oi Engineers OF the War Depart
meni, has grave doubts as TO use %
this FUND. since The completion OF tn,
dredging of the harbor He has there
fore submitted the matter TO Comp
trollCr OF the Treasury Tracewell fo
| u legal construction of the clause II
question. II the latter decides the ap
preparation Is stlll available, Genera
! Mackenzie promises to cApcnd tn
amount In constructing retaining
I wall and lilling In a further portion u
the Naval station.
Among the foreign Consular OH
! GERS recently recognized by the stat,
Department. IL the following acCred
, tied representative: +. W0don. Con
sui General of Belgium. al San Fran
cisco Tor the States Of California. Ida
! no. Montana, Nevada. Oregon. UtaI
and Washington. and the Territorie
0i Arizona, Alaska and Hawaii,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
San FRANCISCO'S SPIRITS

What Is the spirit Of San Francis
COZ" said G. J. Hutchins. who recently
returned from quick trip to the
Coast Here II is" and he handed the
Bulletin man the following clipping
from the Argonaut. THAT was read at
u dinner given at the Cosmos Club and
later nj the Low links Of the Bohem-
ian club. II expresses the sentiment
OF San Francisco to the letter.:
A RHYME OF THE RUINS.
Put me somewhere west Of East street
where there's nothing left but dust
And the boys are all a-hustling and
eyerything's gone bust:
Where the buildings standing there sort
OF blink and blindly stare
At the damnedest finest ruins ever
gazed on anywhere.
Bully ruins. brick and wall. through
the night I've heard you call.
Sort OF sorry for each other. cause you
had to burn and fall.
god-fOrsaken mess.
but the damnedest finest ruins, nothing
more and nothing less.
And the Rubes they come a-rubbering
and hunting souvenirs.
And the fools they try to tell us i'll
take u hundred years
Before we're even started, and why
don't we come 10 live
And build our homes in Oakland. on
the land they've got to give?
Got to give! Why on my soul. woult
rather bore hole
And live right In those ashes than /,
go to Oakland mole:
And II they'd give the pick OF thciI
buildings fine and slick.
In those amhedest finest ruins, would
in those damnedest finest ruins,
would rather be brick
~"For Rent" cards on sale q,
ne Bulletin office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
COUNTY Bills FOR
OCTOBER APPROVED

The bills for the various departments
OF the county government approved last
night by the Beard Of Supervisors
amounted to SO. iG064. Of which sum
SITE went to the police department
and the bill was not questioned by
Supervisor Moore. The fire department
took share of S3G63.39 and later In
the meeting asked for $4,000 for the
current month.
The following bills were ordered
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
The First
AMERICAN SAVINGS
AND TRUST GO.
o. HAWAII, LTD

once: Corner Fort snA King Sta.
eAvsftoo oEP0eir9 received end
interest allowed for yearly deposits u
the rate Of ali per cent. per anAum
Raales and regulations SusnishOd ~
- aVpl1saaion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

Touirhf and tomorruw from "a
II o'clock patrons Of che star viii
have their nnal chances "a soc the
Nellie Andrews grand opera stars.
Dick A Aiice MeAvoy. Ia their
uoSeFY deiineaiians. and tho other
favored offerings 81 the current
ulio
Monday afternoon al 2s1a o'clock
thcru will be a change % ever.
thing on the bill The HIltnn
Troupe 81 three. direct from New
York. Wili b. aesn IN novelty bl.
cfcic wofa Maddox 4 Melvin have
= comedy sketch TeHse 8 Daniel
arv German American comedians s
lae nelmuut Il q veteran whistler
sud paredlHt. iamra and Kitty
nfsdy are novelty haE naschers.
singers aud dsncefa Eddie Ro~Nch
all have 4 nsa Illustrated sang and
the Sssyaasope wlli furnish a now
moving picture ftim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
.osr MAKES STATEMENT.

h.,xs II n Host. United States
a.ssses attorney q Name. sho ar
- ~ yesterday 70 assist In
!, sesa<aiian o. capts NeNth and
xahsA x the whAlsgs Jeanette
- Wa.ssm Haylls. charged slth
s.s.,s ersmss. stated that the ar
- Z thsss twu offendera Nas
- 4 - Vigorous Efforts 10 cheek
= asss.sness Of wAzicFN In the
rr,a ~ Investigation Of Which
:. ,f's<s1i ~ Pnssisisnl Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
LILLE
SUSPENDED

The final decision IN the case 9f
the charges made bY Grams b. pa
truimnu Liiiie. Was rendered last
night by the eieti service commits
sion. The commission recommend
ed that Little be- suspended from the
police department fOr a period Of 80
days
The case Of y T. johnson. who
has appealed a. the commission Tor
reasons for his dismissal from the
police department. viii be- heard
November 10 Johnson WIS dis
missed October 70.
n J. iaudwehr. who has been
dismissed fram the police service be
cause he spent his time chiefly Ia
shaking dice IN drug stores, has ap-
peaied for Il hearing. The case has
not been set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

NOTICE TO
SUBSCRlB ERS

Should your copy Of The star fall
90 reach you By O'Clock any even.
Ing. plsass do ne the favor to call
az our main office tsunaot Main
1850; Independent iiSs). between
and 7 o'clock. and We viii send
you a copy at once. II you should
MAS Il more than once. please tsle
shona VA every time you misa u
In this way We can DO certain OF
giving Our subscribers a perfect
sofvice-hnd II IL the only way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
Tn. Tie ina, Blads. =

Tonight se~H che last parfur.
nance - Held for Ransom. at the
Third Avenue Theatre
The Tie that nlnda. PLAY
xTifssn BY Hal Reid originally. and
rvvamu-sd b. Chss /. TAYLOR. guas
ON at the Thlra Aveaao Theatre -.
morrow aftsFnoan There IL an Tn
portant chllds part In The Tie
that niu1s. 4 Siil b. played b.
little E.dYthe Raynoru. Iaarrtta
Taylor 0ill have a good part In
The Tie that nsads. sad al the
other actors IN the btx company ~
che Third Avenue ali have oppof.
funllica for additional laarcis thia
Ncek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
HUGHES IS
CONFIDENT
BELLEVUE ELECTORS WILL
MAKE aim GOVERNOR OF
nav YORK.

NEW YORK. Nov 3-=Chafioa y
Hughes returned from hia upstate
tour Last night and addressed three
meetings Ia Quevna eouuty and sin
In brooklyn
Ilia addresses consisted chiefly
81 a ruxiew % the features Of the
campaign. and 4 continuation of his
attack upon the sincerity % W ~
Hearst. SIC Hughes expressed
confidence in the voters. and de.
ciared that he had no rsasoa 10
doubt the fact that hia election h.
already assured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
FACILITIES ARE
INADEQUATE
SURGEON GENERAL ADVISES
IMPROVED HOSPITAL sERv.
ICE IN PACIFIC COAST NAVY
YARDS.
fserIpo. telegraph s.rvls..l

WASHINGTON. n G.. Nov S.
Without larger and better hospital
facilities at the naval stations on
the Pacific coast. the government
Niil be unable TO care for the sick
Of the navy ia that part OF the coun-
try. and the surgeon general urgent.
u recommends that an improve
fnent be made at the navy yard.
Puget sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

Tonight Under southern skies
viii give t. farewell performance
al tho Grand.
The College Widow" opens to
morrow night for an engagement 81
one week George AIDE had acquired
fanae before he wrote The Widow.
but IL remained fof this fasoinRtinE
comedy 60 crown his carver as a
playwright frum the opening Of
ita remarkable ruu la New York.
there has heen such a uuanimlty 81
oplHiou regarding the merits %
The Collega Widow. that IL per
furmanec Invariably resolves itself
Iuta an oyalion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

Next "Wednesday uizhi WnutNr.
land Exhibit wili he introduced %
the puhlie. Thia latest Of seattle =
amusement resorts IL located AZ s0s
seeoaa a.. between Madison snd
Aasion sta The imnortaat feat.
urss wiil be = mammoth toaftnx
car. earring sacurnioHlsls 10 all
sernic parts u the world. and the
Ethlbat AnneA ahoNsns thfsc hHhY
ineubsforx wherC rass paacefalif
wHa Infants tcinE naFaad and
reared bY artificial uaana Thsre
viii b daily performance from ,
q m to ! . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
Seattle. Boston
Copper Co.
Are Proving Conelusively That King
County IL Going 20 Prove
elg Copper District.

The latest reports from the So
attic. Boston mine Is that the drift
they are nov running Il showing up
very satisfactory ore. Tho supplies
are about In 20 run the camp for
the next sir months. and work will
be driven three shifts pet day 70
make a. great a showing as pos
aible By the time the road Is ready
20 handle ore. Al Fosa creek spur
th.s are oomplstInz a large ware
house for reoslsng point Of their
SHIPMENTS 70 mino
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

= sum OF mobsy ailsasf 20 b. due
him from the Hnfiua Steel & EQaip
meui COMPANY and frosu G = Loss
Civic unloe Report
The Fepart - tkn Civic union cn
the qualifications Of the several
candidates fof euunsY offices IL ap
preaching completion and pill BE-
made pahlic within q dsy or two
The Investigation preliminary 20
compiling IL has been vaTy thoruash
and some Interesting revelations
are promised regarding SONS u tho
Candidates
stree; Franchises orr.
FAILURE 10 nFvManf a petition for
a frsnchise before offering the orig.
lnal Franchise application. all
cause Mcgtr J wishtmau 20 begin
all over Ia his effort 10 obtain a
franchise for a street railway route
ofsf Fourth az. \ and other coa.
Meeting streets That action vas
taken By the corporations commit.
tee yesterday
Serious Case.
On Vashon Island IL young so
man engaged as teacher - the dia
irtct school. and a. home her two
brothers are said 10 be dying ~
tuberculosis No precautions have
been taken against the spread 81
tho maiady. according 10 > state.
ment by County superintendent
Storey. A numbeF Of complaints
have been made concerning this
case. but the county health officer
has not concerned himself because
he does not class the disease among
the contagious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
mARsAUoILLE TRIAL SET.

The date Of the trial 81 Joseph
Maraaudllie has been set BY Judge
Frnter FOR December 10 Maraandilie
wan arrested on charge 0f at
tempted murder for having placed q
spring Gun Ia his trunk by which
his iandladY was killed lie was
tried some time ago. the jury dis
agreeing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
REPLIES
TO ROOT
uFAssr ATTACKS
..osss AND ROOT AZ BEING
.oseOaArloN AoeNrs

feseiafs tetsAt -
WORM. Nov " Il
NV - ntehi attempted -
NeAfa Y. engagement Of y
hlha |" 80 Vas unable te do
speese. !, hls rapidly tai'ins
- sN'I n. fallur,. 10 spvak at
ics .,n,s caased krea dis4l-
paas - thousands who N'te
f'i'' - 10 hear bis atafef
iep .as.,..,,en hall a resolution Vas
A. ,,u.lemulns The practice ~
ss'ss..lleaf IN alloNins DIS ae,iy.
e :, s,afrss the views OF lhrit
a''ss Y '..s,ins the New York
ssalA'sss ...ste os the Hearst
tas - n,kht was a dengneia
= R,ehard Croker AMI seefe.
~ STATE Ellhu Root heth ~
~ =, uesFst declared Co b. the
~ !, corporation coninl
A. .',,s,s 70 : question as 10 his
M IN Charles y Murphy,
So -, declared that Do had
80 ercaaon 10 depend upon
- ,sslvlanal for supputt anu
VI ~. ~, A no time had be made
- "a ,As fammauy leader ios
!. as,srs sappeft
- - - 5eelared Nj Hearst.
- rsxxaff. Parker VII
w.osuff. Tovnc, Cannon
=. - ~Ass only when thes have
- ,ae pecpse. and ! always
$3.50 ~ ',as,<e hen when Ties oppose
4. a., conduct my campaign
.sr.paperz aeeerding to my
: 49,. but for The Interest ol
- elsIrns Finally ! SAY that
= ass unwfitisa rule that makes
Z. Z. -.s.laent q lhe ualied states
= .,...s,ens 81 al The people. and
Z .ny faction % section, should
- 5 AZ Officers Of bis admin
s,..,A.s and thar when klihu Root.
s..-..,rx Il state of The United
s,,,.s arars his hlxh federal osiico
- aaie election and info a
..,s,a.l sna partisan stises he De-
- ~ ofEice 70 his own level
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
FLASHES
ner Pa,relmsn.

Ness Patroin'en.
Tho foliuwinK uaw patrosmen
have been appointed Gus Tisrh-
trr. A. G. Johnson. ghrta J. BYcfs
and W. a. Farley
Judge Burke Accepts
Judge Thomas Burke has accept.
ed the fnyitatiun 90 preside al tbs
banquet on Nov - Ia honor Of Sc
attira Founders day.
Banquet Lsmpina.
Col George ~ lamplnE IL 20 BE-
The guest u honor az banquet 70
% held In the Hotel Butler tonight
The affair "a IN honor % Col LAMP
inx'a marriage nrushsr officers o.
the colonel are giving the banquet.
@. N. Contract Let
The American Pile Driving com.
pauy has secured the contract To
build the new grain warehouse for
tie Great Northern At Everett The
building wiii b. soc feet long. 50
feet vide and 30 feet high.
81. John ois Loses Out e.
~ 81 John Dts has failed 70 APP
pear IN court aud a permanent re-.
sfralninx order has been issued b
default 10 keep him from collecting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

At the Seattle Theatre. Russell &
nreN have been fortunate In sccur
ina uniformly geod attractions ever
since they assumed the manage
ment % that playhouse As Told
In tho Hiila. the play this wees
IL = NEST acceptable offering and
closes tualEAt.
une Of the standard attractiaus
appears there tomorrow afternoon
aud Tor she remainder 1T the Nvek
~nsFa fhorne~ Is a dramatisntten
- one q the best stoFiea In the
English language
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE.


BERLIN. Nov. 3--Ail the powers
Interested IN the international wira.
less telegraph congress, except
Montenegro. today signed an agree.
ment for the regulation Of nn ex.
change for wireless messages.
Italy and England signed With res
ergationa. necegaltaied by contracts
with the Mnrc0ni company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

The lots Theatre Will az the
matinee fomofrow offer Sol Smith
nuaasils pastoral play Peaceful
VALLEY
AZ Cummings has attained fame
as an Interpreter of the character
81 Hosea Howe aud Miss Aiiieen
Mas plays Nlrsie RRnd. the wrong
ed There will be The usual mat
iueea every afternoon The bsll toF
the following week will be The
Wages OF Stn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
coRwin COMING.

Steamer Corwin. which left Nome
Oct rs. is expected 10 arrive In
roft Thursday. She II 10 put in at
every port on the road from Nome
south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
BALLARo DEFEATED.

The Pine st. football eleven do,
feated the Ballard team b. a score
of ib 10 10 ia game this morning
played on the Lincoln park grounds.
The Pine N eleven are open 20
challenge from any gOpound bunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
Hsavy Demand for
Allentown
Property
nxr'sus Buying. Supposedly b.
ussssk<s eas3. csesss sis De-
~srs FER Allsnss~n let's.


exnx 70 uys,srtoux buying % a
|rs q land thfeagh Allensown
|>x-.x ihs past seek there has
"a a. sseepti0aally heavy De-
kz1i tsE peupsftF there
| 0vszrs Interested Ia the STRIP
r-Azs<s enflertssi large profits
* dad 10 sssstioas
nznis Haynes. one Of the owners
J nj sectina. stated tat be hsd
s~ sgti1as 90 a strip nf land
ps sxiasnlly 10 buyers Tor the
vanks~ road. but a. yet the deal
~ ~ hesa ekesed
Anntnvr Il 40 situated that II
ziassf az lnposs,blliiy for any
hizm&a % safsr Seattle from tho
pck sithsaf corninx through Al.
z;ssn. AZ the Waller Is uarrow
sss point. and unless a gat.of-
psF + sesnrsd Fhrouxh the tosu
I'D mast ether tHnasl andsr or
- tzr0axk he hills Of enormous
ra<a<. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03

Tho greatest local Interest has
been taken IN tho announcement
that LenncaFHiiu a 20 app9ar 10
concert n the Grand Nov - and
"a a. the director u twelve solo.
ista and an orchestra Of seventy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-03
NAsrFpH ohnEa.

Finni Yale 10. Army
Final Harvard 8, Brown 8.
Final Princeton ~. Dartmouth .
First half Minnesota y. AeDra8s