Campbell seeks Patterson 10 give names in public notice
Maul public works supervisor Campbell demands an investigation into claims by contractor W M Patterson of Waiehu that he was offered bribes to secure Maul work. Campbell, with Maul Fund Commission leadership, requests the names of involved parties to protect the commission and workers.
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W. M. Patterson
Wate Toki
Pattbrah
Campbell
W. F. Bogae
Maul Laum Fund
Monary
Patterson Crew
Lavet Com
Loran
Patterson
Campbell Tsee
Evens
Pattermay
Orient
Taconey
Suywertatentent
Pogue
Mont Laan Fund Commiats
Wang
Miuraton Camobell
Tanda
Charles Fudd
Alexander Loidany Jr
Robert W. Blight
Motehante’ Association
Bts
Bishop Street Commission Fore Changes Amid Tense Debate
A report details a commission on Bishop Street addressing construction attire and process. Government figures including Governor and Public Works officials are cited as overseeing investigations and potential actions. The discussion references merchants and chamber involvement with ongoing questions about routes and access.
Bloodshed in Welsh town as rail strike roils Britain
Unofficial word arrives that a major railway and industrial strike in Great Britain has disrupted transport, with riots reported in Llanelly Wales where troops fired on mobs, killing two and fatally wounding two others. Traffic remains limited as rioters tear up tracks.
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London
Eng
Great Britain
Llannelly
Wal
Atril
Doula
Woman Swims the Golden Gate Feat by Miss Laugenor
Miss Hasel Laugenor of Berkeley swam the Golden Gate in one hour twenty eight minutes becoming the first woman to complete the dramatic swim. The feat was accomplished today in San Francisco as spectators watched from shore.
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Cal
Hasel Laugenor
Berkeley
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Golden Gate
Japan United States arbitration treaty urged
Washington discussion signals Japan may join in a peace aligned arbitration treaty with the United States. Provident Taft welcomed the idea at a White House event while Togo avoided firm commitment beyond conveying a message to His Superiors. Efforts will press when Charene Page Bryan becomes ambassador to Tokyo.
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Washington
Japan
Adtutrut
Togo
Lit Huperoe
Charen Page Bryan
Tokio
Valuable goods taken from passenger baggage aboard Vancouver voyage
The owner, Mrs Hepburn, reports theft of jewelry from her baggage upon arrival in Vancouver port aboard Zealandia. Items include a diamond ring with seven stones, a brooch, a gold collar, a pearl pearl and other pieces. one article not touched. The loss may involve the vessel line and is being investigated by the Vancouver office.
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Mtr
Zealand
Hepburn
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Kart
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Hepburn le
Aire Ta
Yewra
Heston
Japan Commission Arrives Aboard New Liner For Tour
A party of distinguished Japanese scholars editors and writers sails aboard the Hhunya Maen line to study conditions in foreign lands. They will produce articles for Japanese publications and return to report back to Japan as they travel and live aboard the vessel. The voyage is arranged for immersion and exchange with local press and scholars. The group includes authors and editors who will observe and document representative social and cultural conditions during the voyage.
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Japanicar
Japanesblot
Iran
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Jaman
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Japan
Enn
Health board chief appointment awaited in political wrangle
The governor may name the health board chief soon amid party disputes. Rumors place Pratt as a candidate, with Republican ties and expected timing around next month. Observers note the selection has long been anticipated and debated within party circles.
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Pratt
Andy
Howlth
Loraing Pratt
Tunnel To Cost Over Million
An expert panel in Honolulu outlined a proposed water diversion tunnel from windward watersheds to Wahiawa and Wahiawa head to Wahiawa watershed. The plan envisions a 90 percent tunnel project with extensive hydraulic work, aiming to deliver water across the island and reduce reliance on other sources. The estimated cost runs around 1 million dollars, with construction details and timelines under study by engineers.
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Joneph
Carl Worthin
Honolulu
Nave
Mueust 9
Arizona Statehood Passes House Amid Judicial Recall Plan
An Arizona statehood bill cleared the House featuring plans to remove the judiciary recall from the constitution. The bill moves toward presidential approval, signaling statehood for Arizona at last.
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Arizona
Washington, D. C
Hlans
Paseed
30000 New England Laborers Paid Off
Boston August 19 Over 30000 New England cotton and wool operatives will be laid off due to a reduction in demand. The bulletin notes widespread unemployment across mills in the region.
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New England
Boston
Masse
Taft Signs Campaign Publicity in Washington
President Taft signed the campaign publicity document in Washington on August 19, marking an official endorsement move. The action signals continued momentum for the administration's political messaging.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Togo Leaves Town of Baked Beans in Biased Report
Boston dispatch notes Togo departs from the town of Baked Beans. The report, dated August 12, records Admiral Tove continuing his travels, with intermittent mentions of Sugar San Francisco and San Francisco references.
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Togo
Boston
Tove Wi
Re-Survey of Islands by U S Officials Soon Considered
Washington plans a resurvey of Hawaii and nearby islands by the Coast and Geodetic Survey to chart the entire group, with Oahu and Kauai included. The effort, to last about two years, aims to provide a comprehensive map and is tied to a budget of about 4245.00 for work and 170,000 for expenses across HawaiI, Alaska, and the Pacific Coast.
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Washington
Wena
John Cy Gane
Coant and Geodetic Survey
Honolutn
Honohute
Oani
Honoluti
Hawai
Alaska
Gaver
Honolulu
Hayes
California
Tim
Bleih Belaht
Mr. Gouger
Geefete Hurvey
City Pushes to Acquire Nuuany Avenue Corridor
Unanimous council vote supports taking Nuuany Avenue for a proposed central thoroughfare. Officials cite impact on traffic flow, housing, and public works funding while negotiations with landowners and adjacent entities continue for right of way and project approvals.
Weather Today Fragment Summary
Fragmentary weather note reports wind velocity and directions with unclear local place names and figures. Data appears garbled with multiple errors, hindering precise interpretation of wind speed, direction, and timing.
Insurance Rate Cut for Dwellings by Twenty Five Percent
A new insurance rate reduction on dwellings proposes a twenty five percent cut in many classes. The measure, backed by a newly formed company and underwriters, aims to lower premiums and expand coverage, with authorities hinting at broader reductions in coming weeks.
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Wien
Alecasalen
Jin
Gomuen
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