Higgins To Underwood Flays Head The Erstwhile Leader
Edpar Higgins at the Federal experiment station criticizes the former leader over central market plans and development strategy. Mel Starrett, just before leaving, says cooperation with territorial officials will depend on the approved personnel and market program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins Tounderwood
Edpar Higgins
Federal Experiment Station
OP Starrett
Uhm
Simri Garni
Mel Starrett
Underwood Defends House on Iron and Steel Schedule
Representative Oscar W. Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee denounced William Jennings Bryan's charges that the House blocked iron and steel schedule revisions. He defended the House's course, amid Democratic cheers and applause as his speech continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Oscar W. Underwood
House Committee On Ways and
William Jennings Bryan
Underwood
Upron Plauce
Haytian Revolution Topples Biron Government
The Haytian government has fallen before victorious revolutionists. President Biron and his family escaped by steamer to a shipboard refuge as Haytians seized control of Port au Prince in a rapid upheaval that toppled the regime. Simon fled toward a ship, while armed factions secured the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freun Catte
Port AU Prince
Hayti
Biron
Europie
Can Battisty
Beitlah
Tavernest
Walox Ri
Tititik Cantor
Beltieh Lip Loek Garry
Moukhiens
Beltiah
Bonds in Hawaiian flotations handled by Abrams agent
The United States Mortgage and Trust Company and Hawaiian Trust Co. act as agents for bond issues in Honolulu. L. Abrams, secretary of the Hawaiian Trust Co., is to represent the New York bonding house with dispatches guiding signing and issuance. The latest million and four hundred hull lene bonds are sent to Hawaii for proper legation as the process continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mariune & Trust Co
York
Banda
New York Company
Honolulu
L. Alums
Hawaiian ‘Trust Company
New York
United States
Ant ‘Trust Company
Neta Ae
Jy Printing
Bondy
Honda
Hawaiion Trust Co. Lidl
Tos
W C Smith on the Exchange
A special Honolulu stock exchange meeting to elect W C Smith to membership. later the body considered a seat transfer for a firm tied to a guaranty company. Members note Smith’s prior role and the likely price and terms of admission remain under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluluaiock Exetunne
Woo
Smith
Exehanuy
Yidiual
Ton Vvatle
Sellare
Snith
Exohmsee
Attorney General declines to decide policy on new harbor commission
Fragmentary report shows debate over funding and authority for harbor improvements. Officials hesitate over whether the town can spend funds to repair the wharf and who controls policy. The Attorney General’s position remains unsettled, with possible implications for construction and maintenance at the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Harbor Commission
Lindsay
Civic Federation on Dry Town Meeting Debates Pure Temperance
Civic Federation members discuss temperance and the need for a purified town in a Friday meeting. The health committee considers restoring water facilities and prohibiting common drinking habits to ensure sanitary conditions. Immediate city action is urged to prevent health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Federation
Thal P'Elock
Enhalder Puch Mowlth
Woryary
Hawaii Day at Astoria Fete Recalls Uprisen Ties
Disjointed OCR fragment references Hawaii Day at Astoria with names like John droot Astin and Horchette, mentioning connections to Astoria, Oregon, and a governor, with scattered notes on events, people, and locations, creating a cryptic historical tribute fragment.
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Hawaii
Astoria
John Droot Astin
The
Tees
Connecticut State Grange to snub Taft reception
Hartford Aug 2 The State Grange announced it will not participate in a September reception for President Taft citing his stance against reciprocity tariffs and Tafts defense of the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut State Grange
Hartford
Conn
State Grange
Taft
Ihs
Cuba Quiet Revolt Over EC and Havana unrest
Havana reports indicate insurrectionists threatened to burn the city unless President Gama resigned, while General Acevado fled. Mexico City reports interior minister Gomez resigning at the request of President Francisco de la Barra. London sees a major dock strike with twelve thousand workers walking out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cubs
Acevado
Gama
Resig
Tenecal
Mexico City
Interior Gomez
Francisco de la Barra
Sugar Ban Debate Stirs Franksland Panel
An unclear fragment hints at a sugar ban discussion in a Franksland context. The text mentions parity and a quotation by Kirevinine and observes a siren reference, but details are unreadable. The item appears to be a brief civic or policy note with unclear sources and no defined actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolle
Stepa
Brooklyn Association
Kansas
Aly
Seton
Unclear text about year’s business growth and receipts
The fragment describes a year of business growth with references to city and county funds, receipts for idle year, and various named items and figures. It mentions taxes, licenses, and revenue, with notes on incomplete totals and potential crimes related to nonpayment. Some ship and maritime references appear, including named vessels and piracy mentions.
Public Ownership Plan for Harbor Wharves Considered
The commission will study a plan to transfer ownership of wharves in Honolulu to government control. The proposal seeks territory-wide ownership and possible condemnation actions, with hearings and a potential recommendation to the next Legislature. The debate centers on inter-island wharves and the balance between private and public stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honotiti
Emabe
Marin Ie
Nheutel
Ibis Department
Ty Tibe
Honoluta
George Carter
Hediety
Perestony
Peru
Cnndemnation
Ube
Eviriichenion
Wilson calls for younger blood in road department
City road department head Hikton Haak says older workers must yield to younger staff as reforms begin. He plans to review roles and introduce changes, with overseers under scrutiny and several positions likely to be reshaped to boost efficiency and duty focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Honolilu Road
Charles Witton
Honality
Pean Hyktem Nuk Koime
Gm Waliity Adil
Hag Ht Cave
Atukes Faye
West Mae Wat
Krobeten
Amd
Smoking ban may pass at New York Y M C A
Reported debate on prohibiting smoking at the New York Y M C A temple area and in the new building. Members poised for a vote after a planned directors meeting with a possible referendum if the motion fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Y. M.C. A
Amu
Eihjeet
Pat Kuper
Chamber of Thon
Spreckels Says Was Shut Out on Coast
Fells of Financial Loss From Shipping Sugar Around the Horn. New York date and scattered garbled names aside, the report notes selling sugar around the horn faced price cuts and shipment refusals. A San Francisco reference mentions market weakness and buyers withholding purchases, with executives discussing why shipments failed and a Western firm inquiry into the issue. The piece centers on shipping cost losses and market resistance to sugar shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horn
New York
A. Bbreekwln
Pod Frat Sngue Hedluing Company
Gremnkinial Wenitiitine
Angie
Montier
Wile
Purebaee
Unclear church row case prompts high tension inquiry
Fragmented readable text shows a church row tainted by political figures and legal actions. Names such as Parker and Aintted Mbates Attorney appear amid references to a courtroom process and a tense public dispute.
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Bryan
Simon
Meron
Ryan
Bonds
MR. Abrams
Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
W. C. Smith
Poliey
Cuba
London
Hatterty Cable
Eng
Ban Franklaud
Hanoiilies
HS Sail
Ane Fohiece
Elme Atere
Posit
Spreckels
Kawatahao
Kawalatad
Mative Biuret
Eayutniil
Fey
Pinebery
Parker
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