Harris Goes 10 Washington for Road Trade
The article discusses congressional acts and territorial authority over railroad development funding and guarantees. It notes the Territory’s power to enter contracts, secure bond guarantees, and protect rail construction while ensuring repayment and federal oversight. The piece references the Kan road project, governance by territorial authorities, and aims to prevent parallel road projects in the national capital.
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Warhingon
Blin
Pnepanay Chk
Debich
Hawaii
Iew
Reginlatire
Carrie Wil
Konu Kus
Ariel
Counter Charges Rise Over Border Neutrality Claims
Washington reports Mexico declares American actions on the border violate neutral ity laws. The Mexican government counters that U S actions imperil the frontier and threaten reverberations in bilateral relations.
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Washington
Mexico
No Intervention Resolution Aims to Bar Invasion in Mexico
Senator Charles A Culberson of Texas introduced in the Senate a resolution declaring against United States intervention in Mexico. The measure seeks to oppose any direct or implied action that would involve U S forces or influence in Mexican affairs. The text appears in a brief news item from Washington D C dated April 20.
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Washington, D. C
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Senate
United States
Mexico
For Sale Paloto Hill Ocean View Property Listing
Readable fragment shows a real estate for sale item with location Paloto Hill Ocean View and a contact phone 444m. Details are incomplete but indicate a property listing in a local market with a listed price or proportion and agent or owner identifiers.
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Paloto Hill
Ocean View
Kabuki Kapanulu Nuvanw
Salary Cuts For Territorial Officials And Budget Debate
The article outlines salary reductions for territorial officials and outlines cost pressures across departments. It notes proposed adjustments to tail budgets, including health and education, and references hearings, legislative committees, and the executive branch shaping the final appropriation. The piece highlights concerns over effectiveness, approval timing, and the potential impact on public services.
Hearing of Hilo High School Charges Next Saturday
The hearing on Hilo High School charges will start Saturday morning at the Department of Public Instruction in the Judiciary section. Superintendent Pope advocates an open hearing and supports a prompt, just result from an independent investigation conducted during Bilaveematty.
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Hilo High School
Departments of Public Instruction
Stuunntey
Pope
Ik Umpertis
Cammbistoners
Doure
Mwantee Stanley
Bilaveematty
Pope He- Hovey
Direct Primary May Reappear in Political Motion
A fragmented broadcast-like note discusses a forthcoming direct primary, noting expectations, political candidates like Senator and Republican figures, and the chance of a reinstitution of the direct primary system. The text references public sentiment, party dynamics, and potential voting implications.
Confere nces Deadlocked Over Action Against Madero
Fragmented dispatches report stalled negotiations among revolutionary factions in Washington and other cities. Messages warn Madero against further military moves while committees press for restraint and reconciliation as Latin American actors weigh next steps.
Action on Stackable Levies in Federal Condemnation Proceeding
In a morning filing Attorney Ulrich Hreckeany reports a federal condemnation case to acquire property for the Mallohs site. The brief seeks designation of a judge to oversee the proceeding, with references to Judge Mor, and possible reassignment to a federal district judge from the San Francisco circuit.
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Coryviiue
Mallohs
Followiie
UB Ulrich
Hreckeany
Fea
Wickensham
Judow
Enbe
Wikerbham
Baseball Results From Gameday Across Leagues
In San Francisco on April 2 results from major leagues show Chicago 3 Detroit 6 in the American League with Cleveland 2 St. Louis 4 at Cleveland. In the National League Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Chicago at St Louis produced scores. other games were rained out.
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Lacabbey
San Francisco
Cal
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
AL Pittston
Pittsburgh
Ultimatum to Diaz Demanded by General Madera
El Paso April 20 General Francisco Madera leader of relief factions today delivered his ultimatum to Diaz. Madera says Diaz must resign before any cease fire, and offers twenty four hours for consideration of the demand.
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Bn Cates
Madero sets plans for Juarez assault after midnight
El Paso dispatch reports General Madero, rebel leader, notifying consuls at Juarez that he will begin an attack after midnight. He rejects any armistice before the fighting.
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EL Paso
Tees
Madero
Juarez
Senator Stone Seeks Power for Presidential Intervention
Washington April 2 Senator William J. Stone of Missouri argued in the Senate for granting the President authority to intervene in conflicts or crises abroad or at home. The speech contends such power would enable decisive action by the executive in critical situations.
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Cogecral Mau Pheetn Cate
Washington
B. C
Willan
Btone
Missouri
Thay
Senate
Sugar Ban Policy Update
An elderly resident, age 80, faced a health scare amid a local sugar policy note. Officials reported a routine health check and a monthly bulletin highlighted a general public health brief without specific dates or locations.
Fine of Ten Thousand Dollars for Orteric Immigration Violation
The immigrant ship Orteric faces a ten thousand dollar fine imposed by Collector of Customs Findlay after an investigation by Hawaii immigration officials into alleged violations of United States navigation and passenger transport laws. The Coast Guard reports the crew and passengers mishandled clearance procedures, with negotiations ongoing to settle the penalties and permit the ship to depart for Vancouver and Victoria. Captain Findlay notes the port’s need to enforce regulations, while Special Agent Campbell of Hawaii’s Immigration Board supervised inspections at both Porto and Gibraltar.
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Orteric
Portugal
United States Grand Jury
Hane
Neyarate
United States
United States Grand Juty
Orterle Une
Rand Airy
Orterke
Hin Owanel
Pugh
Hawaii
Victoria
Campbell
Territory of Hawaii
Hig Buestien
Wkiyjer
Arreal
Amendments urged to rapid transit bills by senate committee
Fifty fifth day report recites amendments to rapid transit measures. Lawmakers consider merging provisions from Chapter 6F into one bill, adjusting franchise terms for the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company, with likely legislative termination of the current franchise by 1990 and a potential purchase of property by the legislature if agreed by Congress. Continued discussion noted.
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Senate
Put Mente
Boyton Agaiin
Kerwin
Roudd Transit Company
Legielatire
Hawaii
Hono Jul
Wight
Cmpany
Abe Qurtiie
Wet
Unclear OCR Fragment From New York Event
Fragmentary text mentions New York figures, a court, and an election context amid unclear names and dates. Key nouns include city, court, Krewe, and possible references to unemployment aid, with no coherent actions or outcomes readable.
Plan to extend Bishop Street and close Union Street Ho nolulu
A government proposal authorizes extending Bishop Street to Beretania and closing Union Street and Garden Lane in Honolulu to fund land sales. The measure seeks use of sale proceeds for street and land acquisitions and notes legislative action and public works plans amid tense relocation debates.
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Superintendent of Public Works
Bishop Street
Beretania Street
Union Street
Garden Lane
Honolulu
Inclund
Chinese Plot Aims to Overthrow Young Emperor
Peking Apr 20 authorities suspect a Chinese plot to rid China of the young emperor and overturn the government. Reports say many are believed to be members of the revolutionary faction and imminent executions are anticipated.
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Carsmichitect
Bian Caleb Peking
China
Wis
Public Meeting on Health Held at Pavilion Hotel
A public health meeting was held at 8 o clock in the Young Hotel pavilion, called by the Health Central Improvement Committee for the week of health events. Speakers included committee members and the president of the board of health, with a general invitation extended to residents.
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Board
Hiealthy
Hla Seaithy
Tie Senate
Publis
Makal
Roodgarten
Hatin Central
Chile
Supreme Court ruling on labor case
The Supreme Court issues a ruling regarding labor law violations linked to recruiting actions. The decision addresses counts against Attorney KM Watson and co-defendants, focusing on conditions and legality of the recruitment process. The court emphasizes constitutional considerations as central to the ruling.
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Supreme Court
Supreme
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