FATAL CHOLER CASE TRACED IN TERRITORIAL AREA
A cholera scare prompts Washington health authorities to act. Drs De Bhentland and Dynatd Hurele report a confirmed case and urge rapid quarantine measures for the Territory. President Moll Brut and local boards discuss hospital isolation, port quarantine, and closing down public places as officials prepare steps to curb the outbreak.
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Feotthy
Vhetia
Helene Kempand
Sears
G. de Bhentland
Hurele
Moll Brut
Menoa
Phystelan
Matt
Currie
United States
Mit Cine Hospital Service
JV Marga
Merkall
Former Hawaii pastor dies in Oakland at home
Rev. Jan McKinnay, a former Hawaii pastor born there, died at his Oakland home on April 12. He had served in Hawaii and resided in California, with details of his death reported from Oakland.
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Hawaii
Oakland
Cal
Jan. McKinnay
Sie Waa
Tax bill to governor deferred amid House and Senate debate
Amid lively debate the House amended Senate Bill No. 36 to set a maximum tax rate, sent to the governor with a ceremonial vote. Senators pressed for time to study the amendment as supporters warn the rate cap could blunt the bill’s impact and trigger further action in the next session.
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Hall of Representatives
Up House
Chiltineworth
Senate
Chineworth
Mwirehnd
Anourite
Huirman Palrehitt
Senate Tables Primary Reform Bill Amid Party Vote
The Senate tabled the direct primary reform bill after a party line session. Debate centered on electors voting a party ticket and safeguards ensuring voters affiliate with a party before casting ballots.
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Senate
Big Leagues Off In Race
Scores show National League games with notable results as Boston defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 and New York blanked Philadelphia 2 to 0. Chicago beat St. Louis 3 to 0 while Cleveland edged Detroit amid rain delays. Pittsburgh and others listed with varied outcomes.
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Bathetin Jouriey
SAN Francisco
Bloston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Nati
Pittsburg T
Chica Louis
St. Louis
Cleveland & Mo
Detroit
Democratic reciprocity bill introduced in House
The Democratic reciprocity bill was introduced in the House by Representative Oscar W. Sachusits, part of Taft’s measure. The Underwood bill lists about one hundred articles on the free list, signaling a broad tariff reform effort.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representate
Oscar W. Sachussits
Taft
Rioting Winegrowers Strive in Epernay as Troops Quell
Thousands of champagne winegrowers riot across the Epernay region, destroying cellar contents as troops are deployed to restore order. The unrest disrupts the champagne district, with urgent police action reported in the area.
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Cope Bulle Ela
Republican Given the Toga of Iowa Prom
In Des Moines William Kenyon is elected senator after a hard fight as Republican supporters rally around a key party figure.
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Iowa
Des Moines
William
Kenyon
Reday
Judge Kepoikai Falls In Fit At District Court
In a sudden medical incident yesterday afternoon Judge Kepoikai collapsed while in attendance at the District Court. He was removed to his home for rest and medical evaluation after receiving care on site.
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Kepoikai
Owailukh
Maul Ayell
Bowith
Gaur
French aviator flies across English Channel to Paris
Paris headlines report Pierre Prior, a noted French aviator, crossing the English Channel in a monoplane without a top from a London suburb to a Paris suburb. The achievement is described as the most remarkable of its kind.
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Cabo Paris
France
Pierra
Prior
English Channel
London
Paris
Kapahulu Nuvanu Kati JOBE J. DIAS Bishop St. area notice
Local directory item lists JOBE J. DIAS at Bishop Street below King Street with phone number 3448. No additional context or details provided.
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Kapahulu Nuvanu
Kati
Jobe
J. Dias
King St
Transport tragedy surrounds Mrs Le Sage tale
A fragmentary account from an early paper describes Mrs Le Sage, her escort Mire Jran ta Sure, and a complex transport episode. The text references a San Francisco hotel, a manager Bolin, and a dramatic sequence ending with a fatal ride and escape, with mentions of Manila and a hotel confrontation.
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Bolin
le Clark
Halon
Lee
Tie
Manila
Son
Vletay
Clark
Benji Mitten
Walleek
Rane
Oslo
Reapportionment Clash Delays Hawaii House Work
The Hawaii House, led by Speaker Holstein, faces a likely extra session as apportionment fights stall the great appropriation bill. Islanders push for census figures, urging more Oahu senators while Maui loses one, amid plans to adjourn late in the day.
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Holstein
Faye Holstoin
House
Hoon Lo Lake
Consis
Wissington
Wruler
Oahu
Conant Mail
Frear
Waltetin
Ouho
Maul
Hawaiian Commercial Shows Good Report At Frisco Meeting
Stocktalders of Hawaiian Comber report favorable results from 1910 citrus and sugar crop data. Milling began in November with strong yields per ton of cane and high sugar output despite heavy rains. Crop of 1911 and 1912 shows improved acreage and favorable weather, with continued harvesting and promising sugar production. details indicate steady progress and expected totals.
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Frisco
Farthest North Man Sees Palms and Coral Strands in Hawaii
Charles Brower of Point Harrow, a veteran of 27 years with the Pacific Whaling Company, visits Honolulu after long years apart from Owen of TMG Thurston avenue. Brower, a native of Orange New Jersey, recounts Arctic whaling scenes and the perilous chase in the ice. The article notes Point Harrow as the northernmost U S possession and the whaling station’s historical ties as the season ends.
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CG. Owen
TMG Thurston Aveniue
Honolulu
Hawaii
Point Harrow
United States
Pacific Whaling Company
Trower Ag
Arctic
Charles D. Brower
American
Brower
Lee
Honoluli
Unter
Bnet
Orange
New Jersey
Investigators Probe Boys Industrial School Conditions
A legislative committee/headed by Rep Shelton and Senators Hewitt Robinson, visited the Boys Industrial School at Waimioa to inspect alleged brutal treatment and poor conditions. A reporter’s transcript is to be released, with early notes indicating harsh conditions and potential favors given to pupils to secure silence.
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Walueom
Inventeather
Tucker
Hep Wok Shelton
Representatives Long
Hawewer
Chillingworth
Hewitt
Robinson
Waimioa
Ford
Arapher
Cheri Ak
Sehont J
Siice
Sheldon
Hite
Department of Public
Jack Farwell Died in Portland
John W. Farwell died yesterday in Portland from toart trouble. He recently moved from Seattle to Portland and entered the real estate business with the Fred A. dacentia Company. Widely known and respected, Farwell had previously managed the Insurance department of the Henry Waterhorn Trust Company and built a large circle of friends.
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John W. Farwell
Portland
Gram
Mac Ronenbledt
Latigi
Telephate
Mr. Farwell
Seattle
Porthin
Amockate Ing
Fred A.dacntia
North Resigns as Immigration Inspector in Frisco
Hart H. North, immigration inspector at San Francisco, has resigned amid months of controversy over immigration matters. He faces practical suspension for several weeks as a result of the probe.
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Associated Premante
Washington
Hart H. North
San Francisco
Northy
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