Operators Strike Expands Across Major U.S. Cities
Telegraph operators in New Orleans Houston Minneapolis Milwaukee Topeka St Louis Memphis Nashville Dallas have begun a citywide strike. San Francisco and Oakland crews will join tomorrow as owners and operators clash in a fight to the finish. A Manila report notes a cruiser squadron headed to Honolulu after Yokohama.
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San Francisco
New Orleans
Huston
Texas
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Topeka
St. Louis
Memphis
Nashville
Dallas
Oakland
Ito Departs for Tokyo as Hasegawa Succeeds
In Seoul on August 10 Marquis Ito left for Tokyo, with Hasegawa set to assume Resident General duties. The steamer Amy Turner, Captain Warland, arrived from San Francisco docking at Bishop Wharf at 1:30 pm with general cargo for C. Brewer & Co, voyage taking fourteen days. Passengers included Miss Lilian Robertson. A luncheon honored Captain and Mrs J C Lorengent before their Honolulu departure. cashiers and bank presidents also arrived aboard Kinun. In Boulder, dynamite exploded during a depot fire injuring about a hundred, many fatally.
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Amy Turner
Wiland
San Francisco
Tsl
Bishop Wharf
C. Brewer & Co
Warland
Lilian Robertson
Robertson
Brewer & Co
J. C. Lorengent
Honolulu
Claudine
Kuholul
Associated Presa
Colo
Explosion in Essex Kills Seven in Dynamite Car
An explosives blast in Essex Ontario today killed seven people. police report two Hawaiians and two Party were arrested at Catton Neill shops by Chief Detective Taylor amid investigations into alleged handlings of a land company. A Sanita Rosa wife shot at her husband fearing abandonment, and a lone bandit robbed two stages in Mendocino County summer resort passengers. A deputy sheriff will file a bill for water calls as Maude Adwin settles the incident.
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Taylor
Catton & Neill
Cmpa
Colorado
Sanita
Rosa
I Mendocing County
Wato Ive
Maude Adwin
Mienter
Go Slow On Suspension But Local Boat For Honolulu San Francisco
A leading business figure calls for cautious but decisive action on suspending coastwise laws to aid island transport. He argues temporary relief could boost tourist and freight traffic, justify US shipbuilding, and prevent Japanese control, proposing a suitable local boat between Honolulu and San Francisco as the best short term fix. He warns against delaying a national oceanic transport build up and suggests a two to four year suspension period.
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Congress
Bulletic
United Stats
Honolulu
San Francisco
Final Count Tonight for the Mar vifie Count Tour
The final count will be held at the Bulletin office this evening with a 5 o’clock close of the ballot box. BN Campbell and others will oversee at 6:40, pulling votes from Henry Waterhouse Trust vaults as wireless lines report results to the islands. Admiral Beckley notes luau celebrations are planned in Hilo and other towns as the six Lucky Six candidates are awaited by Mrs Weatherred.
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Bulletin Office
BN. Campbell
John Soper
M. M. Johnson
Chim Hoon
R. A. Lyman Jr
Hilo
iBalletin
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Balsh
Wireless Telegraph Company
Admiral Beckley
Prire
Honokaa
Hakala
Weatherrod
Weatherred Tits
Autos to Resume Race After Weather Delay
The Automobilr club plans to run the automobile reliability test on a thawed track tomorrow despite recent bad weather. Many entrants favored postponement, but the majority agreed to proceed to demonstrate machine reliability. The event, originally delayed by wintry conditions, will continue as planned with entrants submitting to the test.
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Hamm-Young
Chow
Amy
Edison Pictures Tonight at Hotel Bathes Honolulu
Tonight at 8 40 the Edison pictures premiere at the Hotel Bathes promising instructive and amusing content. It claims steady clear footage as the first direct current machine in Honolulu. Admission 23 cents. Dinner Sunday for Longworthe and Maui polo team at the Seaside with extra music. reserve tables in advance. Also promoting Hills new Rouydhee store at the post office and Bulletin printing services.
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Hawe Wonderful
Bathe
Honolulu
Maui
Diamond Heads Rally in Opening Inning Slugfest
In a rough first inning, Diamond Heads capitalize on errors and a wild throw as Crook moves to third on Jones miscue. Olmos and Fernandex strike out, while Crook ends the frame on third. Kamls leads off the second with a three bagger as Laeman reaches on a fielder’s choice with Meld advancing the fence. He scores on a passed ball as Miller advances to second on a misplayed ball.
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Diamond
Crook Sale
Crook
Jones
Olmos
Fernandex
Davie
Kams
Laeman
Miller
Stern
Going Away Then Store Valuables in Safe Vault
When leaving for a vacation, store the family plate jewelry bric-a-brac and valuable papers in a safe deposit vault to ensure a restful trip without worry or annoyance.
Ayres Bound Over for Trial in Obscene Paper Case
United States Commissioner George A. Davis bound HM Ayres editor of the Referee over for trial on federal obscenity charges related to the Palolo story. Bail set at $1000. Ayres released after posting. Witnesses included Judge Whitney and Postoffice Inspector Hare, who testified about the paper passing through Honolulu post office.
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HM. Ayres
United States
Marshal Wintee
George A. Davis
U. S. District Court
Batt Wan
Ayres
Postoffice
Hank J. Har
Honolulu
Postofice
Magletrite
We 1
Whitney
Weve
Pablo
Commi
Davis
We Postoffice
Hare
Dane
Pate
Polo Postponed After Rain Makes Field Unplayable
Rain leaves polo field waterlogged forcing postponement of first match. Decision came after a conference between the two clubs to determine rescheduling and safety considerations for players and spectators.
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Manila
Yokohama
Namite Ito
Korea
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Cables Seoul
Marquis Ito
Tokio
Hasegawa
C.D. Lufkin
Tikw National
Hank
D. A. Abouvy
Kinun
Lothes
New York
Essex
Ontario
Eee
Alfred Benjamin
Cor. Fort and Hotel
the Kash Co., Ltd., Coca Fer
Messenger Boy
Alameda
Island Fruit CO
King
Edison Pictures Tonight
Hills New Rouydhee
the Bulletin
Riker
Hollister Ding Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Rams
Hanenps Kam
Lemon
Ie Vaiitta
Laetit
Kuleina
Plunket
Reuter
Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd
St. Genoluln
HM Ayres
Juanita
High Henry
C. C. Krumbhaar
Irwin Scott
Pacific Club
Duantia
Alley A. de la Cruz
Tamquin de la Cruz
Auto de Hols
Onlin
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