Open letter from Woolley sparks Hawaiian election debate
The letter criticizes white writers and appeals for fair treatment of Hawaiians in the territorial politics. It argues natives should not be forced to support Anglo Saxon interests and questions the role of white taxpayers in island governance. The piece references Chief Justice and Mery Stewart and signals continued discussion on page BA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley
Mr. Woolley
Uherean
Romaine Annette Thay
Uwe
Touney
Oman
T. Mery Stewart
Stewart
Liberia
Ban Pratchies
Altow
Terrific Contracts For Filipino Laborers Exposed In Copy
A damaged article discusses contracts forced on Filipino laborers aboard a Californian cannery expedition in nineteen eleven. The document reproduced outlines agreement terms, duties, and prohibitions for workers aboard ships sailing from San Francisco to a Pacific cannery, emphasizing strict rules, compensation, and safety expectations.
Americans Reported Shot Amid Mexican Rebel Battle
An all day battle near Agua Prieta, Mexico, pits 1600 federal forces against a 1000 strong rebel garrison. Two American noncombatants were reported seen during the clash, with details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Prieta
Mex
Apr
ImAn
Rebels Disable Mexican Railroads Near Durango
Rebels from Chimahuah and neighboring areas sever rail links to Durango and Zocotecas, disrupting Api line as sabel forces claim control of strategic routes and threaten regional supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Cowhuilc
Zocotecas
Sabel
Moro Fanatic Fatal Harm Claims American Lieutenant
A reported incident on Apry 17 in Pel. involved a Moro fanatic fatally harming American Army Lieutenant Anila Pel. The event details indicate a lethal attack attributed to a militant assailant, with no further named officials or locations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moro
Anila
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues Apr 17
Cabled summaries from San Francisco record uneven results in the American and National Leagues. Philadelphia beat Boston 1 0, Washington defeated New York 3 2, St Louis edged Chicago 0 0, Cleveland beat Detroit was postponed for Addie Joss funeral in Cleveland. New York 3 2 Brooklyn 3 2, Boston 15 2, Cincinnati 5 1, Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Addie Jove
Brooklyn
Boston
Beston
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Pittsburgh
Mexican War Battle Opens as Rebels Hold City
In Agua Prieta Mexico on April 1 American troops push to secure the area as rebels retreat from the garrison of about 1000 federal troops. The clash intensifies with machine guns noted. Heavy fighting reported near the city zone of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Prieta
Mex
Apr. I
Ihe
Fra
U S Determined to Protect Citizens on Border
Repeated reports of danger to life and property on the American side near the Mexican border led to renewed demands for assurances from Mexico. A Senate inquiry pressed the Mexican situation and why U S troops have been sent in large numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. Gy
Mexico
Wilding
United States
Steamer Sinks With Loss of Twenty One
A damaged OCR fragment reports a steamer sinking with twenty one lives lost near Porto Portugal and mentions Lloyds style shipping lines and multiple port names, though the text is garbled and partly unreadable. The item appears as a late 19th or early 20th century maritime note without clear date or full names.
Ship Lost at Seward
Alaska April 17 report from Seward notes a ship lost at sea with limited details available. Authorities are investigating weather and navigation factors while awaiting salvage updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Alaska
Frear Veto Overridden By Resolute Territorial House
The Hawaii Territorial House of Representatives overrode Governor Frear's veto of a 400000 belt road appropriation for Oahu. Twenty nine of twenty nine voting, with no dissenters, backed the override amid sharp speeches from Rice and supporters of the Republican platform. The bill, introduced by Ac Te Challe, had passed the Senate and was received by the Governor earlier that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walid
House of Representatives
Frear
Oahu
House
Roncion
Arma
Harry Kahnle
Hin Mager
Howe
van G. Affonso
Hilo
Owas Exchmem
Hecolne
Hiner
Veta
Hnanimoue
Speoch
Ric
Katial
Dorhited
Rice
Ac Te Challe
Cann
Apell T
Hur Howie
U S Urged to Halt Recruiters in Hawaii Territory
A legislative proposal in Hawaii urges Congress to amend immigration policy to restrict recruitment and enforce a territorial program. The resolution, introduced by Senator Judd, seeks to tax and regulate immigrant inflow to Hawaii, fund repatriation, and require labor agents to cover costs of returning or relocating migrants within three years of landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate UK
Judd
Elvie Urogrone
Thawalt
Hawaii
United State
Senate of the Laminlature of
House
Congress
Cucamiane
United States
United
Toren
Woltott
S Hall
Mawati
Wey Amie Ai
Auld
Properties Bishop 81 ay King St Phone 44
Property notice lists Bishop 81 and King Street address with phone 44 for contact. Details on ownership and listing not fully readable. Potential real estate inquiry or rental advertisement referencing these identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Ay King
Passenger Orders Restrict Shipboard Customs and Health Rules
Dr Carl Rana of the U S Marine Hospital Service received from the surgeon general in Washington a directive to prevent passage of fruits vegetables or water bottled aboard ships. Passengers heading to Honolulu must have hand baggage and steamer trunks inspected by the doctor before boarding to clear the ship for transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rana
U. S. Marine Hospital Service
Washington
Honoluu White
Bill deferred by Senator Kaleiopuu in cholera policy debate
Senate defers the pol bill controlling police power as President Mott Smith and health officials face a cholera epidemic and answer questions at 2 PM. Federal leprosy work continues from Territorial Health offices with Dr Currie Home aiding Dr Hollman and Mr Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Board of Heart
Senate
Ratwland
Board of Health
Kaloloow
Mott-Smith
Board of Healthy
J. L
Frear
Renate
Jon
Currie Homne
Tereritorial Hoard of Health
Hollman
MT Clee
Bowman
Sano
Valley
Murders Startle Police In Kalibi At Permandes Lane
Two people are killed and a conductor of the Rapid Transit Company, Charles Bushnell, is among the injured after a night of killings in Kalibi on Permandes Lane. Police face unexpected, grim work as details remain unclear and authorities search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bushnell
Rapid Transit
Kalibi
Permandes Lane
A. N. Kaulunaky
Karaka Walwalle
Om Felt ‘Continus Tay
Sugar Ban Prancisco Report Confuses Numbers
Fragmentary OCR notes mention sugar ban, dates, quotas, and a 3.860 figure with unclear context. No clear people, organizations, or events are identified beyond generic terms. The item reads as an unstable clipping about regulation and measurements without verifiable entities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chief Justice
Robertson
Liburor
California
Bill
Towse
Trier
Ional Banda
Setitoh
Farsa
Haile Kellinel Makeket Waiheto
Yatow
MP Bywakenry
Kewewehl
Mr Rycalien
Kaplotant Park
Wen
Philadelphia A
Chaehinatt
Ana New York
Moston
Piaur
U. 5
U. S
Tnpedy
Hultet
Cable Oporto
Portugal
Jenin Tiamnahanecr
Thy Mpeniely Mult Company
Imiween Liverpest
Oneentona
Cadia
Medibirrenods Frie
Bort Balt
Sito
Coto
Binmeeere
Wheak Beep Trust
Manila
Resolute House
Daverhor
Walt
Spenker
Trepreenntativie Watkine
Ainpon
Paloto Hill
Qeoan View
Kalmoki
Kapahulu Nouanyone
Kaleiopu