Takahira Seen as Likely New U S Ambassador
TOKIO reports Kogoro Takahira to be appointed Japanese Ambassador to the United States to succeed Baron Aoki, recalled amid tensions over immigration. Roosevelt favors a tougher Washington envoy. Aoki urged settlement terms. Takahira, with prior posts in Korea, New York, Vienna, and Rome, would steer talks and a potential revision of the treaty.
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Tokio
Japan
Kogoro Trkuhien
United States
Baron Aoki
Roosevelt
Washington
Japad
Aok
Ambanwartor Aoli
Bilt Aoki
Adkt
Prevent
Provident Roonvelt
Aoki
Takabird
Vario
Kogoro Takahira
He Han
Korea
New York
Vionia
Rome
Russia joins sugar convention with export cap
Hrusseis Belgium Dec 4 Russia agrees to join the sugar convention on the condition that sugar exports shall not exceed one million tons in the next ten years. Russia will not export sugar to Germany or Austro-Hungary and will maintain its tariff in imports. Enforcement includes no bounty payments to producers.
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Hrussels
Belgium
Russia
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Troops Move Toward Goldfield Amid Miner Strike
Federal troops advance toward Goldfield as pay demands and unrest grow among striking miners. Officials anticipate possible confrontations near mining plants while authorities tighten security and prepare for potential clashes.
Sunday Law in New York City Court Opinion
A court opinion from New York State addresses Sunday laws and related charges. The document notes legal questions about the rights extended to dissenting or retiring individuals and the legality of certain Sunday activities under state law. The text references a court decision and its implications without detailing specific cases or outcomes.
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New York, N.Y
Rome Court of the State
Sweden's King Ovear Ready for Regent as Illness Looms
Stockholm December 4. King Ovear is seriously ill and Prince Gustavus has been named Regent during his illness. The crisis grips Sweden as the nation awaits updates on the king's condition and the succession arrangement while royalty and government coordinate the regency.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ovear
Gustavus
Nie
Honolulu
Keiser Barathesa
Supervisors Debate Fishmarket Shed Use and Funding
Bohled notes show the Bowed Af Supervisors discussing a Fishmarket Shed for Aala Park. Debate centers on cost proposals, routing work, and whether to purchase a horse for the Count Engineer. motion details remain unsettled as wet weather use and future needs are weighed.
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Kealohia
Fam Howe
Aule Ianonot
Aala Park
Hustace
Awe Park
Humtaee
Chase
Cox
Gere
Sonor
Hotutu
Local Board Advances Funds for Departmental Needs
The board approved expenditures for the police and fire departments along with various district accounts. Items include Koolanpoke projects, road and bridge costs, election expenses, and county office rents, totaling numerous line items and fees.
Misread Text From An Unclear Modern Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions San Beaneteco and Cheatitan ape romony with uneven wording and unclear phrasing. No coherent event or identifiable entities stand out to form a definite historical item or outcome.
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Low
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Kaplotant Park
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Koolanpolio Radikatrice
Walanae Row
Detriet
Fewa Road
Koolanpake
Haylie
W. W. Wright
EL Cafeteria
Orpheum Saloon
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Orpheum Theatre
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
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Asters
Len Choy
Beretania
Smith
Lewers & Cooke, Limited
King ST
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Ingersoll
Jos. Schwartz
Hawaiian Islands
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