Miss De La Nux Describes Happy Seattle Trip
Sophie De La Nux and her mother recently returned from a Seattle venture tied to the Yukon exposition. The diary excerpts recount travel through San Francisco and Oakland, with visits to banks, parks, and landmarks, noting weather, crowds, and impressions of the city.
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Ming Sophie de Ly Nux
Alukke Yukon
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Horolnti
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Otter
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San Francisco
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Soer
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New Tariff Proposal Raises Liquor Prices Across Boards
The article reports a forthcoming tariff bill increasing duties on spirits and fortified wines, elevating prices by about eight dollars per unit. Government officials, including Secretary George J. O’Neil, push for higher levies affecting bottling, wholesale, and retail costs, with implications for distributors and consumers.
Denies Report Of New Charter For Ocean Steamer
Cuneral repnety reports around town that the Devilish or Century charter may be proposed to carry mail and general transportation between San Francisco and Honolulu. Captain Downie of the Brittier says he has no authority to sign a charter and that only agents can enter contracts. locals invest in the plan but he rejects any commitment without proper agent handling.
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Channel
San Francis
Hourloin
Necome Oodatio
Downie
Saynoral
San Francisco
Honolula
Thin Steamer
Yaluon
New Tariff Cut on Coal Prompts Shipping Savings
President Kennedy says about 8600 tons of bonded coal were held at the wharf as Congress reduced the duty to five and a half cents per ton. The Century discharges coal at the dock and the steamer is expected to clear early next week as plans to Australia proceed.
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J. HA. Kennely
Kennedy
Congress
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Aurhmere
San Francisco
Australia
Bulletto P Ublinhing Company
Woman Perjurer Granted Pardoned Release in Hilo Case
Governor Frear signed a pardon for Kiyo Basalt of Japan, the woman who testified falsely in the Hilo case. Officials note she lied under threat that her life would be taken if she spoke truthfully. Basalt had served about eight months of a near one year term and is released after formalities.
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Outi
Kiyo Basalt
Japan
Parsons
Frear
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Fryar
Kho Wan
Wisch
Kapaa Cane Lands to Be Auctioned for Fifteen Years
Governor Frear announces three hundred fifty acres of Kapaa cane lands will be offered by public sale within weeks. Fifteen year leases will go to the highest bidder with clauses for homestead use. No negotiations are pending with Makee Sugar Company regarding these leases.
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Atanelion
Kapaa
Makeo Sugar Company
Makee Sugar Company Incomec
Drunken Juror Is Fired After Courtroom Incident
Spokane dispatch reports A Varick, a juror, was removed from the trial jury after appearing intoxicated in court. Judge De Holt ordered him to leave the building as others debated locking the remaining eleven jurors in to continue the case. The incident disrupted proceedings and drew notes on juror conduct and authority.
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de Hott
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Balloon Lands in Alps After Flight Four Men Safe
Four men in a balloon flight over the Alps near Chalon s France were safe after the craft landed with the balloon bent. All four occupants were reported in good condition as observers described the incident and the landing.
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France
China Agrees on Antung Mukden Rail Standardization
Pekin August 10 Chinese government concedes standardization of the Antung Mukden railway as construction progresses Japan agrees to negotiate on other issues in the dispute.
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Antung-Mukden
Pres
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Strike Signals Likely Failure Amid Widespread Distress
Stockholm reports that signs point to a real strike failing as distress broadens among workers. Authorities say the weight of suffering may undermine the strike's impact and longevity.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Summer hotel burned claims eleven lives in Kiel Canal tragedy
A summer hotel fire killed eleven people, mostly visitors, as it burned near the Kiel Canal. The disaster occurred on a hot day described in local reports with scarce details on exact circumstances or follow up.
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Vlanor
Kiel Canal
Frear Plans Kauai Hydrographic Survey Trip
Governor Frear and hydrographers Leigh ton Mendenhall, with Marston Campbell, depart Maui to survey the islands. Frear calls the project vital to the Territory’s program. Judge Woodruff rules on Morimoto case witness eligibility as Mary Dame Hall cave argument continues. Atcherley case reaches Supreme Court after morning delay. Bulletin.
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Morimoto
Atcherley
Supreme Court of the Territory
Mary Dame Hall
Mayor Will Give Big Luau Amid Hawaii Visit
A report describes a planned luau hosted by Mayor Pern during a Hawaii visit by congressional delegates and officials. The event would feature a long table feast with roasted pork and native dishes, aiming to impress national lawmakers and attendees with a memorable, traditional spread.
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Puoitte Owt
Plas
Vleitore
Kimenlt
Tlete
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