Record Sugar Crop Nears 4c Benchmark
Sugar crop projections show a potential record harvest surpassing 4 cents per pound. Industry figures from A M Nowell of Susur Murtore Company and others estimate totals around 470,000 tons with several mills contributing. Market expectations place early gains as 480 cent per hundredweight concerns fade.
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Mowat
Roy
A. M. Nowell
Susur Murtore
Itefies
Depo
Witteen Abenann
Kuotorn
Sini
New York
Tellanteyee
Apother
President Ma veto wool bill faces uncertain fate
Washington August eleventh reports party leaders have reached a flat 29 percent rate on revised woolen schedules and other points show progress toward settlement. Taft reportedly holds the bill awaiting votes as leaders push to finalize the schedule controversy.
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Washington
Gu Ang
Taft
Kasancin
Arena Cable
Washington, B.C
Wrecked Steamer Captain Faces Trial in Paris
San Francisco reports the captain of the wrecked steamer will be tried in Paris. The incident, dated August 11, centers on the disaster and forthcoming legal proceedings.
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San Francisco
Cal
Paris
Monetary Commission Loses Joe Bailey
Joe Bailey resigns from the Monetary Commission, ending his tenure with the body and prompting notice of the vacancy.
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Monetary Commission
Joe Bailey
London Strike Situation Improves With Reduced Tensions
London authorities report a notable easing of strike threats as protests recede and crowd sizes shrink. Officials urge calm while workers weigh new talks, aiming to avert further disruption after days of tension.
Nomination Talks in Mexico Chief Post Bid
In Mexico City and San Francisco, reports indicate plans to nominate Gomez for a chief position. Meanwhile discussions include Albert Kennedy and naturalization issues, with references to a June 6, 1897 New York meeting and current unsettled matters.
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Gomez
Mexico
Alnert Mulok Kennedy
Biefest Naturalization
Scotland
New York
Lahaina
Shingle Governorship Buzz From San Francisco Dispatch
Reports swirl on Shingle for governor with national committee support and party backing. Mentions Kahlo, business men, and a return to San Francisco with Parker aboard, amid unclear sources and shifting momentum.
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the & Republicans
National Committeentan Holextern
Half Mile Trot Record Broken by Uhlan
In Cleveland on August 11, Uhlan the world’s champion trotter set a new world record, trotting a half mile to wagon in 66 14 seconds. The event marked a historic performance for the renowned horse and its team.
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Butler Cable
Cleveland
Uhlan
Rival Polo Series Favored By Major Contenders
In a projected big series preview, rival polo teams eye a decisive clash with 9 w91j favored to win. The report, attributed to an AP dispatch from Woollington, discusses immigration and education policy as it intersects with sport, noting regional reactions and potential legal implications.
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Bill
kauai team loses grip in midweek scrimmage amid confusion
Charles A. Rice and Pry Woy lead a Kauai squad in a muddled Wednesday afternoon session. The text shows garbled lines but hints at a close game and tense play as the team struggled to mount an offense against a horse hosts the park game.
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Charles A. Rice
Kauai
Tomer
Guardsmen Refuse to Disband Amid Tense Unrest in Hilo
Report indicates stationed guardsmen in Hilo plan to remain united despite local calls for disbandment. The communication cites Captain Potter and a tense mood as soldiers express loyalty to duty. Public sentiment remains unsettled as officials assess the situation.
Five-Cent Solar Not Far Off
A garbled wire service note from New York describes a developing solar pricing concept and related technological expectations. The fragment mentions a five cent figure and potential parity, with references to a correspondent and city names obscured in the text.
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SOLAR
Buger
Alexander & Ballwin
New York
Fem
New
Standard Oil Pays Government Costs in Washington
Standard Oil Company today paid 42,305 dollars to the government. The payment settled costs tied to a government action in Washington D. C. The notice appears amid a cluster of lines about business and press promotions.
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Washington, D. C
Standard Oil Company
Oahu Team Captain Leads Dramatic Island Tournament
Walter F Dillingham captains the Oahu team in a tense waterside island tournament race. Kauai and Kahadan confront strong rivals as contenders gear up for decisive matches. Officials anticipate a hard fought contest tomorrow with experts weighing national standings and strategies.
Nuuanu Valley 1s Organizing Meeting Protests Public Works
Nuanu Valley residents called a month ago for a plan to improve public lands and roads. The meeting discussed laying a groundwork for better governance and funding, with leaders signaling health concerns and postponement until next week.
Hilo Public Approves Wharf Plans
The harbor commission in Hilo today unanimously approved plans for a new wharf. The session also authorized severing a touching issue related to the wharf project. The American ship Antion Welch, Kelly master, arrived this morning with eighteen tons of general cargo and passengers from San Francisco. Winds aside, the Pioneer will stay at the port about a fortnight before returning to the coast.
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Commiasian
Antiow Welch
Kelly
San Fraveleon
Cavalry Captain Pledges Strong Polo Effort in Tournament
Lieut John G Quekemeyer and Captain Walter F Dillingham of the Oahu Team speak with rugged pride about upcoming polo competition. Both express confidence in their units and players, noting the need for practice, ponies, and disciplined drives to prevail in the tournament. They expect a challenging but decisive test ahead.
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John G. Quekemeyer
Poly
Rome
Ty Mowantine
Walter F. Dillingham
Oahu
Pope Condition Improves in Rome
From Rome, Italy, August 11 the pope's condition shows continued improvement according to the Associated Press.
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Rome
Italy
Costa Rica Powder Magazine Explosion Kills Several
Government powder magazine exploded near Ban Jobe Costa Rica causing multiple deaths and injuries as authorities investigate the blast at the storage facility.
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Costa Rica
Camaccraigh Prom
Ban Jobe
Ave
Hare
Secret depositions in Baldwin-Lowrie case raise secrecy questions
Testimony in the Baldwin-Lowrie matter unfolds as sealed depositions under orders of a Massachusetts supreme court justice. Commissioner Jones restricts access, allowing only attorneys and deponents present, with stenographers and no public spectator participation. The proceedings center on the Hawaii Commercial and Sugar Company and the late H. Baldwin succession.
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Lawrie-Baldwin
Cupreme Court of
Massachusetts
Jones
Mey
Col Jones
Penton
John A Alken
Manneth Hotty SupreMe Court
Coltonne
Richard W. Filler
Hilo Reilroad
Kahlil
Attarneve
Kinney
A. le Cambhy
Ty Ie
Lowde
H. P. Baldwins
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