TAFTS BROAD STATESMANSHIP AND PACIFIC POLICY
Tafts broad statesmanship is praised as he promotes Pacific development and sea power. The article argues the president seeks to reduce government costs while advancing Pearl Harbor fortifications and American merchant marine, urging bold, global commerce protection without harming domestic progress. It notes interior lawmakers may resist but lauds steady leadership.
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White House
Pacific Ocean
Mr. Tift
Turmsey
Pearl Harbor
Yanamal Winal
Nevex
Pache
Pacific
Taft I
Taft Presidency Sentiment and Lane Campaign Notes
Taft could not have presented a more acceptable plan for Americans, with focus on Pacific work for the next twenty years. Franciscan delegates may have suggested support for the Panama Pacific exposition, while concerns about retirement from the Republican Territorial Committee surface. Lane’s campaign performance shows a strong following but a tightly divided electorate in the city, with election outcomes leaning to a near even split and high engagement in local politics.
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Taft
Pacific
Territorial
Folio Lane
Ederying
All Pointe
Mr. Lane
Devon Mtvan
Shcheine Manor
Thin Wity
Cuny
Pavement to be torn for water main work on Fort Street
A city report details reconstruction along Fort Street to lay a new water main. Dense water line work will require lifting pavement and creating new connections to adjacent properties. The project, planned by Territorial Works, aims to install the conduit within two years, prompting temporary road disruption.
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Fort Street
Fort Vstreet
Fragmentary Notice From A Local Publication
The readable portion mentions Lea ie Fi of viette Wee during that month and references a diggenee to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Paramedic Parade Funding Urged to Maintain Organization
Fragmentary text suggests talks about ensuring the bundle is present to support a parade and potential measures with the city and county to raise pay to keep an organization intact. Specific names, dates, or places are not readable.
Merchants May Swing Business Continued From Page One
Fragmentary transcript shows trade tensions with lines about Asian and American shippers and comment on passenger liners. It references a Japanese liner, a purser, and captain, noting relative popularity and trade impact. The OCR is incomplete with repeated phrases and unclear context.
Just Right For Christmas In Town Sale This December
Odd OCR fragment hints at a Christmas related sale or event on December 11. Mentions calendar timing and a promotional push. Source is unclear but indicates a local event or sale tied to holiday season.
Island fruit and travel habits in the Java liner era
Island Fruit 0 72S King Street discusses drawing passengers to Japanese liners. The piece questions qualifications and comfort of travel, noting delays and confusion over schedules and local reception. The text reflects early 20th century maritime travel rhetoric and the perceived prestige of Japanese shipping.
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HC Hy
Buviniepa
Stoumiahly
Travera
Japanese Officers on Toyo Steamers Spark Debate in Port
Local Japanese merchants watch as Toyo Kisen Kaisha proposes staffing policy. White General Manager Shiraiah, visiting ten months ago, claimed all US Orient steamers would be white led except chief engineering. Debate centers on matching staffing to trade needs and race.
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Taya Kinen Kuistin
Japanesmt
Toyo Kisen Kisha Company
Shiraiah
Toyo Line
Toyo
United States
Orient
Fly Screen Bill Passed by City Council
The Fly Screen Bill, prepared by the health committee with input from City and County Physician Mraee Ye Mackall, received a third reading and was approved by the majority at last evening’s meeting. The measure requires mayoral signature to become law and aims to protect food and foodstuffs from pests.
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J. J. Fortsal
Gruingnes
Fort St Suit Nearing Readiness Continues Collected Debates
Fort St suit nears readiness as court proceedings address valuation and proposed terms. The United States District Court weighs property assessments and potential allocations amid ongoing arguments and procedural details.
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United States Distriet Court
Ely Holdings
Capps Continues on the Siberia Route
Rear Admiral Cope did not remain in Honolulu and continued the voyage to Pu ning on the Riborde after an inspection at Pearl Harbor. The steamer Wax Inort was to stay in Honolulu but chose to sail via the Siberia, stopping there for a leader the We otueit from HH Hat Kat.
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Cope
Honolula
Pubiaingo
Riborbe
Pour Harbor
Wax Inort
Ho Wax
Honolua
Orient
Siberia
Hat Kat
Posal Iy
English Language Reach Expands Worldwide in Early Century
A brief note records that English was spoken broadly at the century’s start, with millions of people now using the language across diverse regions. The statement emphasizes rapid growth in English usage and its global spread by early dates.
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated Prems
Wallace R. Farrington
Wheely
Centra
Territory of
Hawaii
Tel
Rattred
Rantotfier Si Hasan
Necoml Any Saaiver
Sydney Smith
Kapri
Katanke
Manon
Republican
Congress
Keefe
Tljo
John G. Carlisle
DarkLne Uy
Honoluti
Afijo
Kontiomah
aGie
Paride Eoumaliter
College Hills Manor
Trent Trust C0, Ltd
Puunui
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Gurrey
Wireless
Bmar
PROST
Sieren
Island Fruit
Waterhouse. Trust
Makao Beach
Koolauloa
Oany
Oulu
Makiki
Waterhouse Trust
Honolulu, T, H
Fort ST
Capps
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Lending Jewelers
Port Street
Palm Cafe
Rainier
Heinz Foods
Wat Hing
Fort
Abadia
King ST
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