Thelma Parker Leads Major Fund For Worker Home
In Honolulu a generous group including Mrs J R Galt and Mrs Henry Waterhouse formed a committee to raise over 1 100 for a workers home in Palama district. The fund aims to build a residence for working men and women at a reasonable rate, maintained by Palama Settlement directors, pending juvenile oversight by Judge Whitney. Further donations are expected as the drive continues. Separate notes mention Vancouver death of Arthur McFuria, a Honolulu journalist with the Vancouver Sun, who died of pneumonia shortly after his brother.
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Mare Han
Eiri’ Lodeing
Hroniy
Honolith Kamen
Mra J. R Galt
Airs
George BR
Car Joe
Mot
Fred
Macfarlane
Henry Waterhouse
Palama
Robelle Tane
Palama Settlement
Whitney Tie
Galt
Honohui
Vancouver Telly
Arthur MC Furia
Vancouver Sun
Women political activity grows in Hawaii meeting
The Hawaiian Women’s Political Organization holds a Honolulu gathering at the Hirano Motel on Nuanu Street to mobilize Hawaiian women into a political group. Attendees include Mrs Jack Kataki president and Mrs Kane secretary with Mayor Fern, J M Poepoe and other prominent Hawaiians. They plan to discuss ballot issues and domestic questions including the Board of Health. The meeting notes a push to influence territorial administration and urges husbands to support attendance and pledged action to avert further trouble.
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Hawaiian Women's Political Organization
Hirano Motel
Nuvanu Street
Honolulu
Jack Kataki
Kane
Fern
J. M. Poepoe
Hawaii
Board of Health
Heiress Given Love and Wealth in Guardian Case
Circuit Court selects Fidel Whitney as guardian for heiress Thelma Parker amid a history of guardianship dating to October 1804. Alfred W Carter to head a new trust as legal proceedings continue, with romantic intrigue noted among parties in Virginian connections.
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Thelma Kolilionapanphinnt Parker
Fidel Whitney
Guardian
Uardiane
Enormois
James J. Dowsett
Willeboth d. Parker
Alfred W. Carter
Entate
Parker
Mien Parker
Virginh
Trent
Mims Parker
Fron
Korea
Judes Whitney
Carter
Belt Road Matter To Be Taken Up After Supreme Court Ruling
Following the Supreme Court decision on the belt road contract, authorities will revisit the matter to determine the proper protection and enforcement measures. The ruling sets a framework for future actions and potential policy adjustments.
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Supreme Court
P O Inspector Recommends Mail Delivery Extensions
Pontoon Inspector Frank J. Hare reported favorably to Washington on extending mail delivery between College Hills and Kaihuwt. He returned from an inland inspection trip and said the Department will consider the proposal after his report. The two districts have grown rapidly and demand swift postal service. The recommendation calls for twice daily service, morning and evening.
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Frank J. Hare
Washesington
College Hills
Kaiiowtl
Hare
Waahlinton
Jon
Malbloves
Warnaut
Postetties
Civic Federation
Mtr
Post Office
Wantington
Energetic candidates attract broad vote interest
A fragmented regional report describes many votes rolling in for energetic candidates Brrone and others as nomination lists grow. Subscriptions and further nominations continued through Saturday with women supporters and young voters promised backing, while some nominees begin their campaigns and money and influence flow from interested backers.
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Hyeonpory
HunHy
Henin
Alna
Meeting of Hy Loan Mind Commission Tomorrow Morning 11 O'clock
A fragmentary notice indicates a Hy Loan Mind Commission meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 11 o'clock in room Hh at the Young Hotel. The agenda references future policy directions, road work planning, and preparatory steps for new toners and road direction tasks.
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Young
Taft Attacks the Colonel in Springfield Speech
Springfield Mass April 25 President Taft assailed Colonel Roosevelt in a reception speech calling him insincere and accusing him of distorting facts. The remarks arrived amid renewed campaign rhetoric and political tensions in a turbulent season.
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Springfield
Mass
Taft
Gotonal
Roosevelt
Honolulu official seeks Hawaiian building site in San Francisco
Chairman HM Wood of the Hawaii commission meets at the San Francisco Exposition to arrange a site for the Hawaiian building. The Rawadka Brothers Company, a tank manufacturing concern, faces bankruptcy amid years of financial trouble linked to a prior scandal. Abdul Haba Athos, leader of the Tie hae movement for worldwide fusion, arrived in New York aboard the Cedric.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
HM. P. Wood
Hawaii Commission
Rawadka Brothers Company
Teink
Elalan
New York
Evelyn
J. Moma
Abdul Haba Athos
Tiehae
Rusionn Minty
Cedric
Medbt
Erfannan
Dr White potential Hawaii visit sparks college plans
Andrew P. White, famed diploma holder and college president, may visit Hawaii for a commemorative event. Discussions involve the College of Hawaii arranging a joint area-wide program with U.S. Ambassador to Germany and Cornell’s president to honor milestones in higher education.
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DR. White
College OF Hawaii
Andrew PD
Hoorall
Dune
Hollman
Gilmore
Gilmee
Ratiroad
Gitmare
Cornell
White
Clowely
Keneral
Hawaii
America
Ianador
Germany
Mloner
The
Hague
Mionloner
United Sea
Guardsmen Ten Show Rifle Skill
The National Guard of Hawaii prepares for outdoor rifle practice as six companies of the Hirst Infantry aim to shoot at targets through the gallery and beyond. Indoor preliminaries are scheduled, with outdoor work to be completed by late afternoon.
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Eitigen
Hirst
National Guard
Hawaii
Tan Smeerick
Titanic Disaster Looms In News Coverage
April 25 reports from New York Southampton and London describe anger over American inquiries into the Titanic disaster. Sailors strike delays the Clyne sister ship lifeboat issues and the cable v ing Mackey Bennett notes 290 bodies recovered including Major Archibald Bull, military aide to the President.
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Bouthampton
Fing
Prem Cate T
New York
Mackey Bennett Hias
Archibald Bull
Maryland Cruiser Hit By Dummy Torpedo
Divers report nine dummy torpedoes struck the cruiser Maryland in a recent incident. The vessel will be ready for sea tomorrow after the checks and repairs.
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Maryland
Los Angeles
Galy
Louisiana Lynching Report Triggers State Militia Action
Apr. 25 report states a riot erupted after a black man was lynched in Caerilad Wake Cha Cabin area. The militia has been called out to quell the unrest and restore order amid mounting tensions and local violence.
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Caerilad Wake Cha Cabin Deli
Lay
Mine Operators, Miners Sign Four-Year Wage Agreement
Indianapolis April 25 The soft coal operators and mine workers signed today a four year wage agreement on a higher scale. The increase amounts to cents per ton and reflects a negotiated settlement to curb ongoing labor disputes.
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Indianapolis
Indy
Levee Strengthening Bill Moves in Senate
Washington Ant 25 7 Senate today parsed resolution appropriating $1,000,000 immediately to be used in strengthening the levees along the Mississippi River. The plan aims to bolster flood defenses and protect downstream communities amid seasonal risks.
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Hin Abbey
Washington, DC
Benate
Money Trust Probe Strengthened by Pujo Report
Anerwateg Drego Catto in Wagington notes the day’s Pujo report strengthens the money trust investigation committee in Washington.
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Money Trust Investigation Committee
Fire causes 250000 damage in Columbus business area
Columbus Georgia April 2 fire heavily damaged the business section causing about 250000 in losses. Authorities investigated the blaze and reported extensive damage across several storefronts. No injuries were listed and the cause remained undetermined at this time.
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Columbus
Mrs Wilbur's Dog Not At Large In Quarantine Claim
Mrs Frank Wilbur of Roaton reports her toy spaniel named Heanty is not at large after rumors circulated at the annual quarantine station. Albert Davenport, keeper of the kennel, branded the dog as missing then retracted, saying the earlier publication of its absence was false. He also denied that Mrs Wilbur was at a Pullman party yesterday. The Japanese toy dog remained at the quarantine station this morning and appeared settled. Continued on Page 3.
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Heanty
Frank Wilbur
Roaton
Albert Daveriort
Kooner
Alory
Fortier
Mes
George
Pullman
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