Debate on Universal Military Service and Duty
Fragmentary 19th century discussion argues for universal lay duties and a seven year enlistment replacing current terms. It critiques funds and rewards, mentions General Leone ard Wood and Army leadership, and contrasts wealth with public duty in shaping national defense. The text reflects pressure to mobilize manpower and reform enlistment terms amid wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beliere
Leoneard Wood
Army of the United States
Shriners Drum and the Echoes of a Historic Feast
A chaotic reminiscence about a wealthy patron funding a band for 20 000 dollars a year and the dramatic death of Simon Bornheiner after tensions over drum performance. It traces the drum's introduction in western lore from Crusaders to Napoleonic era fame and mythic consequences for culture and ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheiner
Rophentor
New York
Simon Bornheiner
Mit
Rman
Napoleon
Marengo
Taft Challenge and Grey Arbitrate Vision in London
An article from a London paper describes Sir Edward Grey’s acceptance of Taft’s call for arbitration between the United States and Great Britain, citing President Roosevelt era ideas. It notes Taft’s challenge to a great nation to pursue arbitration over war and the hope that both governments pursue peaceful resolutions, with clergy and public figures urging restraint and lawful dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fadward Grey
Conmeona
Mr. Taft
Mweonmaey
Edward Grey
Balforr Wald
United States
al County Roongiine
Kontioman
Oxford
Tittle Cief
Willie
Church
Taft
Fragmented dialogue hints at political platform debate
An OCR read presents a garbled exchange touching on privacy and information, political platform ideas, and a state figure discussing policy direction. The fragment mentions running errands, interference, and a metaphor comparing politics to golf bunker play, reflecting incomplete newspaper text.
President Taft Frames Fight Against Fraudulent Cures
The article discusses a Supreme Court decision shaping action against quack medicines and misleading health claims. It notes the President's push for health department reforms, warning against fraud while praising a moral stance aligned with religious beliefs. It also references Taft's public religious display and political position during the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Effort 10 Gut Sugar Tariff Abandoned
Continued from Page 1 report notes opposition to cotton revision and tariff plans. Senators Overman and Simmons pressed against the revision while Republicans accused Democrats of exploiting the issue for political gain. President Tate warned any duty relief would face veto and cited timing before December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benatare Overman
Binimons
Cutten
Tate
Turi
Entered for Record Notices from August 1911
A dated record listing various property or transaction entries entered for record on August 22 and 23 1911 including names such as Mary Kennedy Kila ky bay Nowe Juan etc and multiple assignments involving firms like Von Hamm Young Co and Pineapple Co Ltd with dates and times in Honolulu area records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vouhtoka
Mary Kennedy
Tub
Ching Wadisch Es Vossotveveticeeer Sevgest
Koy Kautill Et al
Joho Vietim
Stirs Andrade
San Isvety
MH Ltd
Emporis
Fernandes
Giltoante
Neat
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Kerr Building
Alakea St
Territory of Hawaii
Associated Press
Wallace Ry Farkincron
Eprrok
Jon At
Erie
Canada
Sme Romi
Hoanese
Hernheimer
Iain & Tieton
Liewer
E Shriner
Trent Trust Co.,ltd
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Gurrey's
Island Fruit Company
Wella
Fargo Express Company
Noral
Iostalatives
Conger
Tin Witl
Hin
Waterhouse Trust
Puupueo
Manoa Valley
Capitol
Snaridan Street
Honolulu
Dairymen’s Association
Crossetts
Lewis A. Crossett, Inc
Maker _ Par Almates
Steen
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Tel
Palolo Valley
Apply
J. J., Bulletin Office
Gre
Benjamin Compound
Herbalo
Howard
H. F. Wichman & CO. Limited
Bulletin
Fort St
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