Senor Lopez Awoing Plan to Liberate Philippine People
Senor Lopez Lopez, secretary of the Filipino Commission in Washington, visits California Club in Los Angeles en route to Manila. He says he plans to cable a settlement proposal to U.S. news outlets and to American public figures, seeking independence for Filipinos and a negotiated role for a Filipino republic rather than a colony. He criticizes Taft Commission plans as unfair to Filipinos and argues true settlement aligns with American ideals of right and justice. He cites conversations with European statesmen and with President McKinley before returning home, insisting a final settlement must grant full rights to Filipinos and avoid conflict with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Bixto Lopes
Europe
America
United States
Philippines
Senor Lopez
Lowayn
Aguinaldo
Taft
le Gova
Cberish
Huard
Americas
Puuich
Senator Hoar
Atkinson
Wade Bryan
Senor Lopes
Anep
Lopes Drenda
Spain
Fice
McKinley
Jean Gerardy Concert At Opera House Promises Timely Start
The Jean Gerardy concert at the Opera House will begin promptly at 8:00 PM. Late arrivals may disrupt the soloist, with a five minute intermission between sections. Mrs. Whitney will perform a solo, and Tenney Peck will accompany. The program includes Schubert’s melody added by Gerardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ger. Ardy
Opera House
Ening
Schubert
Gerarty
Gerardy
Melbourne
Sydney
Blue 911 Grocery Cash Register Note
A brief OCR fragment notes a Blue 911 grocery register entry. It records a price or code line likely tied to a sale or inventory scan. The readable text is minimal and lacks a clear event, person, or organization beyond the Blue 911 label.
Treasury Say Banks Seek Return of Checks and Stamps
The United States Treasurer has been urged by bankers to restore check books and drafts for cancellation of revenue stamps. A local revenue office notes that under current law these instruments cannot be returned but the office will expedite redemption claims and may seek a law in Congress to allow returning checks and drafts to claimants and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staton
Congress
Womsion
High Tide Impacts Rail Line And Town Areas
Surveyor W A Wail traced a record run to Kasia Point and back, noting extreme high tide that washed over the railroad track. He walked to Mukua at midnight to complete work, while Waikiki reported water levels so high it frightened residents and caused structural damage including undermined walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wail
Kasia Point
Mukua
Wall
Waikiki
Widemann Sets Fast Time in Olympic Club Meet
Widemann lowered to own fifty yard record at the Olympic Club on Monday night August UK, defeating Scot Leary by one fifth of a second. A Wednesday rematch at 75 yards ended in a near tie, with Whiteman claiming a draw. Wiseman agreed to a race at Butro baths on Sunday September 1, tying the record at two seconds. Austin of the Forestry service notes Hawaii peach growers lack pruning, suggesting post bloom pruning in July to September to improve fruit quantity and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunoma
H. A. Widemann
HA. Widemane
Ebarn
Antonioa
Olympic Clit
Scot Leary
Ania
Whiteman
Wiseman
Ualn
Butro Baths
Aluye Widemann
Austin
Hurony of Forestry
Hawaii
Council Grants Licenger
A Maui local council meeting granted licenses including a retail liquor permit for Hens, a dealer’s license for Henen, and a further permit for Lyons at Wathuku Maui. The session noted by Secretary Haws referenced other applications and a proposed 825,000 adjustment by Oliver and Heneson at Lunde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Haws
Mquar Micenes
Sherif Hald
W. G. Brot
J. FL
D. Kalay
Honapepe
Kunal
YB. Lyons
Wathuku
Maui
New York
Sonoma mast voyage crew chaos delays and fires aboard
The Sonoma arrived in San Francisco from the East delayed by snow and mail, then waited ten hours at the wharf for cargo. Upon departure the entire crew jumped ship. replacements were drafted locally as a green, improvised engine room formed a makeshift crew. The voyage faced heat and fatigue with near-fatal risk before a more experienced firemen band joined in Hawaii bound effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther Sonu
San Francico
Anglian Mail
Francisco
Honohulu
Sonoma
San Fratesca
San Francisoo
Fire verdict tomorrow in Stock Yarde Stables case
Jury summoned by the High Sheriff will convene at the poles station at 0:20 tomorrow to read typed evidence and decide on a verdict. The panel has not determined the cause of the fire, though evidence points to an unknown hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Yarde
Poles Station
Marchand for Chinn et BO chief command promotion noted
The item reports a figure named Marchand connected with Chinn and BO seeking a high command role. It mentions Lieutenant Colo Moot Pantin in relation to Prenes rope ht Pari and An nel Maret being promoted to a bri Ching. The fragmentary text references promotions and senior leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annel Maret
Manufacturers Oppose Reenacted China Exclusion Law
Chinese exclusion prompts mixed views from U S manufacturers. Martin C. Madden notes most fear trade disruption and favour open markets, while others warn a new restraining law could curb profits. Industry leaders argue modernization and selective tariffs may better serve American buyers and export trade.
The First Car The Hepol Transit Coyony
A garbled transit notice describes an afternoon car route with a procession and a trial run. It mentions Falke and Maied, a planned trek, and a related event on Saturday involving an old car and a wheel over the same route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepol Transit Coyony
Dwlltown
Pawnrhitien
Alpil Steel
Lilitha
Persistent Hawaiian Abbey Pursues Mainland Engineering Study
Hawaiian Jomes Abbey, once a Ka mehameha schoolboy, saved money while working on Keatin plantation to fund schooling in engineering. After four years he traveled to Honolulu, bought a steamship ticket, and departed for Apt Arbor Michigan to pursue his chosen studies.
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Jomes Abbey
Ventura
Abby
Kamehameha
Kanai
Abbey
Wes Tuck
Keatin
Kaewun
Honolult
Ucket
Apt Arbor
Michigan
Kawaina o Entertainment Opens Church Hall for Evening
A basem ent entertainment at Kawai nana o church opens at 7 40 pm in Kawatahay town. The former rough storage space has been finished with cement floor electric lights and seating to comfort. Admission is free and refreshments are served. Attendees are asked to contribute to the church fund.
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Kawatahay
Whorch
Fragmentary Shore Scene With Jovial Crowd On Wharf
Fragmented OCR describes a morning visit to Sonoma with several young ladies on a wharf and teachers in town. The mood is jovial as strangers and locals shout as they pass the gang plank. One man defies a claim about a “foul star” and another calls out about a Hawaiian bar.
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Sonoma
Ronallerabie
Tadien
Social event at Progress hall features a musical program
The Honality Athletic Club hosts a Saturday evening ball at Progress hall with a dance and social activities. The program includes a quintet performance by Jack Hougherty, Jones, and Mr. Livingston, plus a song program and other arrangements.
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Progress Hall
Honality
Elas
Borate Social
Clit
Jack Hougherty
Hom Jones
Mr. Livingston
Robertson Leads Robertson In Bulletin Political Listing
A list of names appears with Robertson still leading, followed by Gorman Thompson Leslie and others. The text includes vote coupons, subscription details, and pricing notes linked to a weekly bulletin edition, with references to subscribers earning credits and the mechanics of coupon redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii Ranpone
Wall Building Plans for Port Street Wall Relocation
Fragmented report notes Erathan bow erection and partial removal of a Port Street wall section as preparations begin. Architect Traphagen to supervise rebuilding while a month delay, with iron pilalrs and structural tests cited amid brickwork and pillar concerns.
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Suumai Ion
Paseen
Traphagen
Wall
Ambiguous legal scene at University dispute with occupation
Report outlines Judge Estee and related events over a morning session at a university building occupied by Germans refusing to vacate or pay rent. The conflict halts work by Dr. Tenney and involves persistent occupation and attention from Washington.
Oriental Life Insurance Starts With Bright Prospects
A Honolulu based Oriental Life Insurance Co launches with strong local support and plans to issue policies at home. The firm lists offices in Honolulu and abroad, including Shanghai Tientsin and Hongkong, with key executives from Mutual Life and Conservatis Life. The venture aims to reduce premiums paid to outside firms and expand insurance access across the Territory and Oriental ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy Vompany
Honolwis
Shanghai
Tientsin
Keroo
Ie Chow
Amy
Hongkong
China
Manin
Phallyping Ulan
Singapore
Biruio
Abe Ety Oa
Rompanior
British Life
Ovievie
Fife Insurance
DE Toon
United States
Los Angeles
Pointe
Oriental Life Insurance Co
Honolulu
Toland Securition
Hopesite
Toland
Willerwin
Oriental Lite Insurance
P. McGas
Shutual Lite Insurances Company
New York
McCoy
Orient
Mutual Life Tusurpos Co
NewYork
Htveing
Caine
Sandarin de Heckney
Corkata
O'sin Hiriee Whitney
Stial Tite Insurance Company
York
W.hom
Ie Osteotiunts
Hia
Aiflere
Ie Mutiat
Maurmnee
Posal Wa
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Senor Sixto. Lopez
Pate
Philip
Pine Islands
Alexander Street
College
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
RDY
Widemann
Council
Licenger
San Francisco
Guy
Marchand
Chinn
Chinawa
Gianuacturera
Baxi
Cateago
St Roos
Martin C. Madien
Ilnets
HAL Kok
Wekhart & Swan Milling Company
Tan Chinean
Ferinjunt
Anu
Kawaianao Entertainment
Robertson
Wietanan
Bsytee
Alurvis
Estee
Waa Jug
Heen
Harrison Va
NEW Hone Company
al Hanwraliy Lee
M.P.D
Hethel St
Honotiju Market
the Workingman’s
Jont Fort Street
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