Graft Probe Expands as Grand Jury Probes City Leaders
San Francisco report notes a continuing Grand Jury investigation into mayoral graft and city bosses with expectations of further sensational developments. Boston dispatch states John D. Rockefeller donated 200000 to Shanghai famine relief authorities aiding 500000 affected people.
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San Francisco
Cal
Schmit
Boss Ref
Rasservacea Press
Ayevial Cable
Boston
Mass
John D. Rockefeller
Shanghai
Relief Committee
Naval program outlined by Spain government in seven year plan
Madrid April 16 The Government outlined a naval program proposing an annual expenditure of sixteen million dollars for seven years. Montreal April 16 The medical building of McGill University burned today causing a loss of 260000 dollars. The medical department of McGill is among the finest in the American continent.
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Leon Receial Mabie
Madrid
Spain
Cabral
Montreal
Canada
McGill University
Montell
Pinktant
Stinesey
Peters
Fire destroys central Boston wharf causing heavy damage
Fire at Boston front destroyed the central wharf causing about 100000 in damage. The report also includes unrelated clippings from San Francisco about a beets analysis and a date stamp, reflecting a mishmash of items in the transcription.
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Boston
Mass
Kalana's leper measure stalls government action
Debates in the House focus on Kalana's public health proposal to exterminate mongooses and protect soda-water bottle owners while opponents warn of delays and poor drafting. The measure faces shifts as supporters push for a broader municipal takeover and potential governance changes.
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Howe
Mersig
Kalina
Eneiny
Mieasure
Conree
Hondluia
Ander
Furlay
Anylunly
Hewitt
Ettiel Loulen
Ateron
Kilina Kleket
New England
Motokial
Herald
Atlow
Wallac
Bhall Kutolopn
Eben Low Praises The Bulletin Contest In Hawaii
Eben Low lauds The Bulletin contest as a great promotion for the Islands and a fine showcase for Hawaii’s young women. He notes voter enthusiasm, coupon deadlines, and a long race with Honolulu leading in finals. The piece also mentions the next count and outreach for subscribers amid strong island interest.
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Hawaii
Eben Low
Bulletin
Pacific States
Jin
Honolulu
Senate Passes Suspect Bill Amid Riot Discussion
A disrupted Senate debate centers on a bill’s objectionable features and a House amendment to remove the bill board license clause. The panel’s report, county funding notes, and riot context frame a contentious session with ongoing moves toward or away from passage.
Merchants Income Tax Talk Of Meets Subsidy Veto
A garbled OCR item centers on merchants income tax talks and a subsidy veto. It mentions meetings, authorities, and mentions of policy debates with unclear specifics. The passage names various entities and places in a fragmentary way, indicating a local government or council discussion over taxation and subsidies.
Chinese Suchet Election Riot at Tangier Likely Largest Benevolent Group
Disorder erupted in a Chinese benevolent society meeting as factions clashed over leadership. Reports suggest Pang Lom Mon backed a new method of evur dueting the aleos fun, with authorities cautioning calm while officers move to separate rival groups.
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