Commerce Rules Controversy Stirs Harbor Authority
A dispute between the harbor commission and merchants over port commerce rules widens as a joint committee, including the Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce, meets to frame recommendations. The panel’s proposals aim to align with rubber commission views while fearing local business pushback, with a special committee report and anticipated governance shifts discussed for the Port District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aterchants' Association
Chamber of Commerce
Bey
Tury Berndt
Commixion
Ienteo
Judge Hartwell Stays on Coast In San Francisco Visit
Judge Hartwell remains on the coast after health recovery and extended stay in San Francisco. He traveled with his daughter, taking a motor trip and planning to enjoy several months there while leaving behind many friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hartwell
Hartwell
San Francisco
Tinwe
Golden Gate City
Logettier
San Franciven
Harbor Pilot John I Mapaitay Suspended from Duty
Harbor pilot John I Mapaitay was suspended from duty after an afternoon hearing. Superintendent Marion Campbell ordered the suspension but no reason was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
John i
Harbor Orimelonera
Hawaiian Hui Seeks Road Bid in Territorial Push
A Hawaii group led by HL Wise plans to bid on Oahu road contracts set by the Territorial government. The effort targets a large project, with talks of underbidding rivals to save county funds while facing bond and surety requirements for contract performance.
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Uys
Joling
Oahu
Witeoue
Hp Agatnat
Teele Howl
Ate
Hatry
Territorial Corporation
Murety
Mithoush Pilit
China to send warship to Mexico over indemnity claims
The Chinese government plans to dispatch a warship toward Mexican waters to pressure payment of indemnities for alleged damages. Reports from Beijing indicate a senior minister will oversee the Mexico case, with potential naval action timed around Mexico’s presidential election.
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Mexico
Chinen
Honohius Brathain
Shang Atsine
Mexico City
Imperial ChibiweiNister
Wanlington
Peru
Cutie
Jreaent
ANC
On Vet Hak
Chinen Etalina
Chann
Nelomat
Hiern
Amexica
Washington
Confusing Financial Scandal Echoes in Federal Oversight
An incoherent OCR fragment reports a tense dispute over payments, with mentions of Uncle Sam, federal oversight, and accusations of mismanagement. Names and dates are unclear, but the text centers on a public financial controversy, a demand for funds, and government involvement in a likely investigation.
Sugar Prices Rise on Market Report
New York Aug 22 refined sugar rose ten cents a hundredweight on the market today. Raw sugar also advanced, signaling broader strength in basic commodities as trade notes indicate ongoing demand and adjusted futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameainie
New York
N.Y
CP Retaliates On Hill Invasion Plan At Spokane
Winnipeg August 2 An announcement was made that the Canadian Pacific Railroad will be extended to Spokane Washington The invasion of Washington by Canada raised tensions and involved strategic timing and continental railway plans amid uncertain developments
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Washington
Canadtian
Herrin
Howelati
Yittney
Teby
Fegerd Sarin
Togo Saluted Bound for Home
Admiral Togo of the Japanese navy sailed for home aboard the Tamba Maru from Beattle Washington. He received a great ovation and friendship demonstrations from all classes. He sent thanks to President Taft, and as the Tamba Maru departed the harbor, was saluted by the cruisers West Virginia and Colorado.
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Beattle
Wash
Togo
Petaident
Taft
West Virginia
Colorado
National Tennis Downs To Finals Now
Newport Aug 29 Maurice McLoughlin of California defeated G F Teuchard and Geale Weight beat Bundy in the semi finals of the national tennis championship singles team.
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Newport
Maurice €. McLoughlin
California
G. F. Teuchard
Geale
Bundy
Charleston Navy Yard Suffers in Storms
The Charleston Navy Yard suffers extensive damage from a great storm with twelve fatalities reported locally. Dozens of Atlantic torpedo test vessels were driven ashore along the coast, and overall damage estimated around $20,000.
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Charleston Navy Yard
Charleston
Navy Yard
Hazel Dollar Steamer Still Ashore After Japanese Day
The steamer Hazel Dollar remains ashore off Japanese waters with no test completed yet, according to reports today. Associated Press dispatches indicate ongoing uncertainty about salvage or refloat plans.
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Hazel Dollar
Associated Pro
Francisco
Steamer Auralia Ashore at Columbia River Entrance
The steamer Auralia has run aground at the entrance to the Columbia River. No immediate details on damage or casualties are provided in the readable text.
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Columbia Entrance
Columbia River
Russian Army Aviator Killed in Fall at Petrograd
Petersbu rg August 29 Lieutenant Zolotachin of the army air service was killed today in a fall from an agroplane. The accident occurred near the city as the aviator attempted a routine flight during training.
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Petersburg
Russia
Zolotachin
Fleet trip delayed as repairs halt Pacific cruiser maneuvers
Washington reports the Pacific cruiser fleet will delay departures for maneuvers in Hawaiian waters. The standby schedule shifts to October 1 due to necessary repairs on the South Dakota at Mare Island Navy Yard, with additional movements into November and December depending on conditions and ship readiness.
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Washington, D. C
Metilla
Hawaiian
Wadeweary
South Dakota
Mare Island Navy Yard
Aloert
Washington
Admiral Gowler
Fulvets
California
Dakota
Virginia
Stave Tahun
Union members form broad labor alliance in Hawaii
A gathering in Notley Hall saw 102 men pledge to follow a program from a five member committee led by Frank Archer and D Kaliniokatani to form the United Union, an umbrella for longshoremen, hack drivers, laborers, clerks, lawyers, and government workers. The group aims to unite diverse workers under one banner to oppose monarchy and broaden reforms.
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Ivan Coreral
Nlight
Notley Hatl
Frank Kk. Archer
D.kaliniokatani
GK. Keawolaku
JK. Kane
Joseph Katana
Toadera
Pbble
Oal
Uolona
Wald Kawehoka
Kane
Longahoremen's Union
Viniott
Tim Mornitt
Secretary of War Stimson Returns From Canal Visit
Secretary of War Stimson has returned from a visit to the canal area. He spoke of fulfillment of duties and noted payroll figures and health concerns. He praised workers and discussed plans for relief of dieting and labor conditions near the canal zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary OF War
Stimson
Canal
Warsington
Dog
Atimfun
Lie Lethaia
Putte
Lendaye
Seto Elty
Prof Arthur R Keller Involves AE War Rumor and Local Turmoil
Professor Arthur R Keller faces questioned involvement amid a wave of unrest. The report notes Keller’s alleged ties to a government project and a Western port strike, with claims of conflict between labor groups and a former Curve Heights worker.
Kapaa Lands Up Again In Regional Dispute
Fragmented text shows repeated references to Kapaa and disputes over land with scattered names and places. The readable portions hint at a regional confrontation or legal action, mentioning entities like Kapaa and Anorma Ne, but details remain unclear. The fragmentary OCR provides no verifiable date or outcome.
McCormack Targets Petty Jealousy at Univ Club
Fragmented report describes McCormack at a university event addressing a crowd about curiosity, knowledge, and a planned talk. Mentions Dr McCurineh assisting, a Tunetondite appearance, and a committee from the Amer organization organizing the event.
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Chamber of Comeres
Big Co-operative Association
China
Mott-Smith
Uncle Sam
Pico Joe
Nile
VGK
Gili
Halo
C. P
General Union OF Hawaiian Labor Elements
C. S. Albert
Arthur I Koller
Kineerlig
Nawal
Aid Timteher
Teretearbil Mantary Wonitileeln
Wale
Teriiriat
Arthur R. Keller
Kellen
Cuew
Kel
Alrenty
Kelling
Sg Curve
Anit
Fredy
Mike Moen
Jenin
Wcormack
Wnt
Mawallian Mitral
University
Chub
McCurineh
Hye
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