Plan To Settle Queen's Claims on Territorial Politics
Plans unfold for settling Queen Lilliokalini's claims and a potential territorial appropriation to reimburse her for years of service. A Republican meeting discussed next steps, with resignations and a new secretary, as party leaders plan to shape legislation on school revenues taxes and federal aid.
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Lilliokalini
Elaine
Repair Nean Territorial Central Committee
A. J. C. Atkinson
Iommm
Lee
A. J. Cooper
Atkion
Republican Party
Axong
Sam
Worlington
Allinson
Allingen
Heilko
Fulem
Oahu
Isanda
Rother
Japanese Merchants Weigh Swing to Pacific Mail S. 5 Boats
Japanese merchants discuss shifting freight to Pacific Mail S. 5 boats and plan to urge action by Toyo Kisen Kaisha. A reported threat of freight cuts between the Orient and Honolulu prompts consideration of directing shipments to American lines. The Japanese Merchants Association voices preference for white purser service amid concerns over handling, breakage, and reliability.
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Pa| Ship Company
Toyo
Japan
Japanese Merchants’ Association
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K. K. Thanagement
W. Motouhixe
Fort Street Suit Progress Nears Verdict
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United States
Fort Nient Bualiass
Odensi United Beaton
Washinirton
Fort Street to be torn up for paving forecast
A city meeting forecast a two hour disruption as Fort street may be repaved with a patented material, with Supervisor Lagan raising the issue during his presentation about road conditions. Continued on Page 4.
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Fort Street
Two Reports Condemn Ballinger Faction Refuted
Washington reports that Congress received two factional investigations into Ballinger, with the majority supporting Secretary Ballinger and praising his honesty. The minority charge fraud and mismanagement appear countered by the majority findings, while the minority report was released and published.
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Washington, D.C
Dee
Congressional
Comite
Haniel
Congenis
AW Wah
Pletely and
Brands Ae
Hallinger
Eve Aingle
Taft Welcomes Rivers and Harbors Delegates in D C
President Taft welcomed the delegates to the national Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington D C today. The gathering marks a major policy event as officials discuss national waterway and port improvement plans for the near term.
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Rivers and Harbors
Washington, D.C
Taft
Dakotas Report Large Population Increase
Washington announces population figures for North Dakota and South Dakota. North Dakota about 77 000, substantial rise. South Dakota around 58 800, up about 74 percent.
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Washington, D.C
North Dakota
South Dakota
Sds
City Supervisor Denounces Exotic Animal Circus Visit
A Honolulu board of supervisors meeting devolved into a heated exchange over a circus brought to Ala Park. Supervisor Quinn criticized management for misrepresenting the event and vowed to pursue actions to curb the exhibit, citing concerns about exotic animals, public safety, and disruption to the city’s characters and crowd. He urged vacating the city square and questioned the circus’s concessions and authority.
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Sin Quinn
Aale Park
Quinn
Tholimand
Areni Cano
Mme
Cwne
Elven
Sailors Hurt On The Phelps In Naval Coal Delivery
Two sailors, Eric Erickson and Rudolph Carlson, were injured when Erickson fell from the Fayal top and Carlson was struck by a spike during a voyage of 124 days around the Horn aboard the ship Ere Kine My Phot. The vessel arrived with 4600 tons of coal for the navy yard. both men were hospitalized upon arrival. Captain Cavitate now commands, replacing Captain Graham.
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Navy Yard
Eric] Erickson
Rudolph Carlson
Ericksen
Carlson
Cavitate
Graham
Draft found hidden in hair of woman linked to San Francisco case
Developments in the Jue Yiu Mow case center on a $1,500 draft found in a hairpin worn by a woman who traveled with recent Chinese arrivals from San Francisco. Authorities claim the money is hers, while she faces deportation hearings and related inquiries. The draft and bank are with U S authorities.
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Roe Watian
Francis
Joeat
English Elections Go For The Government
London reports the government leading in general elections with 197 seats to the opposition's 11, signaling early momentum for the governing party.
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London
Taft's Daughter Unveils Statue in Washington
Helena Taft, daughter of President Taft, unveiled the statue of Maren Brennby in Washington today. The ceremony drew officials and notable guests, reflecting ongoing commemorations in the capital.
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Taft
Washington, D. C
Maren Brenbey
Helen Taft
Reformers Will Hammer Hawaii in Congress Fight
The Literary Digest reprints Morning Star and argues reformers push for moral measures. It notes pending bills, including Miller Curtis to remove interstate commerce shield from original liquor imports to dry areas, urging action in Congress. Also mentions D.G. Walters acquiring 444 gold tine in Nevada for a company and the transport Buffalo voyage.
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Morning Star
Howton
Hawaii
Congress
Bull
Heston
United States
Henry W. Wir
Informations Reform Tureas
Miller-Curtis Ws
New Petition To Supreme Court In Election Contest
A new election contest petition is to be filed today in the Territorial Supreme Court after noon. Attorney George Davin announced the papers will be ready for filing at four o clock. The petition seeks to challenge the mayoral race using the same facts as the original petition which was sustained on demurrer yesterday.
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Supreme Court
George Davin
Mayr Peet
Davin
Nover
Territorial Supreme Court
Rowrt
Keefe Probes Russian Settlement at Iwilei on Immigration Inquiry
Commissioner General Keefe visited the Russian settlement at Iwilei with Territorial Board of Immigration officials to investigate foreign labor use by planters. He heard that Russians, arriving to work here briefly, then left with certificates to San Francisco, prompting questions about open doors for alien workers and reform of immigration laws. The visit followed talks with labor figures and unions as he plans further inquiries into labor and immigration policy.
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Dy Leon
I Wall de Lenn
Eircum
Arik
Fern
Chatman Quinn
Coach Board
Aid
Ebfouw
Wola
Aula Park
Quink
Moving Picture
Keefe
Wilhelmina
Hawaii
Kenfe
Hombey
MOET
Timaet
Nulilang
Battlement
Indictments Expected In Fort Street Shooting Case
The Territorial Grand Jury is expected to return indictments against Driver and McQuaid for the Fort street shooting that endangered several lives. The grand jury adjourned earlier for lack of county attorney presence amid habeas corpus cases, while parade officials debate removing the band due to financial motives. The Hetaity celebration faces uncertainty as the historic organization is urged to remain for February events.
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Driver
McQuaid
Wall
Territorial Grand Jury
Agalnet
Abe
Fort Street
Grand Jury
Sverson Hin
Supreme Court
Cttyate
Webcumey
Election fixtures and party results reported by wire
Fragmentary English election dispatch from London dated December 7 notes government and opposition figures, with late returns and unclear ranks. The report references ministers and a Chicago News item, but precise outcomes remain obscured in the garbled OCR.
Wanted. A good position to a firetram
Classified note seeking a reliable, energetic worker for a firetruck related role. Rest of details unclear due to garbled text. If this refers to a job opening, could not confirm employer or exact duties.
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Howe
Sega
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