Barricades at London coronation draw public ire
London July 1 reports widespread criticism of Lord Kitchener construction of heavy wooden barriers along the coronation route. The move aimed to curb crowds but angered middle class observers who say it restricts rights. Lord Roberts, famed commander, inspects Canadian mounted police during coronation week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchner
London
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Wartlere
King's Way
Lor Roberts
Mar ‘Whal
Women Hunters and Indian Medical Service in British Era
Remarks praise women hunters explorers and doctors, detailing British support for women in medicine and public health. Describes Indian Medical Service under government control, qualifications by exam, and need for women doctors to supervise sanitation. Includes a colonial-era recipe amid the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen ‘Trasker
Labrador
Dumerolin Tromhien
Madeira
Afri
Max Mieishman
Eligabeth Toppermwoin
Minechon
M. Welker
Huntieh
India
Women's Indian Medical Service
Corti
Boy whipped daily for thirty days case report
A fragment describes a boy subjected to repeated whipping daily for thirty days at a detention camp. The text mentions a mother’s involvement, punishment by his father, and a fear of continued abuse. A separate line notes a man named Stevens rising from a New York skyscraper aboard a balloon to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauie
Oscar
North Ware
Ant
Len Stevens
New York
Puuadolptita
Land Talk on Hawaiian Public Lands and Settlement
A private citizen writes from Washington urging open access to public lands in Hawaii for general settlement. He argues that restrictions favor plantation owners and corporations, hindering small farmers and immigrant workers, notably Portuguese laborers, from obtaining land. He calls for advertising available lands and granting settlers rights to cultivate and reside, criticizing current government policies as benefiting only large holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Ula
Tone
United States
California
Waii
Lund
Gov
Tin Watlan Islands
Plantatiomg
Land Reform Critique of cane lands and planter control
The piece argues cane land policies in Hawaii push smallholders to failure. It condemns leasing to planters, notes water and soil issues, and laments scarce townsites. It cites annexation and labor contracts, and warns against turning land to absentee interests while public lands ideas linger. It references congressional reports and land disclosure debates affecting homesteads and territorial residents.
Hawaii land reform clash over sugar plantations and homesteads
A Honolulu letter protests a congressional resolution favoring wealthy plantation holdings in Hawaii, urging distribution of valuable cane lands to commoners. It cites the Ways and Means Committee report showing large leased acreage to plantations and huge sugar exports, arguing public lands should benefit people and education rather than corporate holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Hawaii
Orientola
Wan
Honoltula
File
Waitulu
Lahaina
Jong
Lara
Hoyal
Jane Jenwon
United
Biazen
Ways and Means Committee
Leay
Honotati
Ank
Congress
Puibshe
Tawaui
Ben Me
Government of
Linda
United States
Ways and Mann Committee
Honolulu
Governor's remarks urge tax reform to curb speculation
The governor criticized land speculators and urged actions to curb taxation abuses harming the public. He warned against unearned gains and urged directing attention to land policy and taxation systems to prevent exploitation and promote progress for the city and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kage Ip
Elty
Everette
Active Market Ends Week With Broad Activity Across Sectors
Markets closed the week with strong activity both on and off the floor. Traders reported brisk advance and selling pressure at several counters as confidence remained high, with notable moves around key issues and sector leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Congrem
Delany
Hahawae
Paoua Water Crisis Sparks Territorial Hearing
Fragmented OCR text describes Paoua water danger and proposed monitoring. Officials discuss water supply, funding, and potential restrictions as a Territorial committee weighs action. Residents fear loss of service and seek safeguards amid mounting concerns.
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Roger
Scotland
Preas Association
Hradley Martin
Craig Darrock
Wey Pontes
Frances D. Evernt
Tinos Btate Peduru
Mra Viverett
Herough
Mapinraty Yatow
Picar
Bilek Poot
Tof Congrern
J. K. Kalanionaete
Washington, D.C
Washington
Citisen
Bax
Cifzen
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Europe
America
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Margavenic
Kanetion
Pauoa
Ispiventony
ATI Benate
Teri Tietien
Racine
Pune
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