McCrosson Bill Faces Public Scrutiny in Hawaii Debate
A public meeting in Hilo addressed the McCrosson amendment to the Organic Act. Governor Pray Wax attended as lawmakers considered a proposal by John T. McCrosson to secure rights for a large irrigation project valued around $2,000,000. McCrosson and backers aim to push the amendment through the Territorial Legislature via Congress in Washington.
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HILO
Doe
Keeltigens
McCrosson Tnt
Pray Wax
McCroason
McCromon
John T. McCromon
Hawaii
McCrosson
Washington, D. C
Frank B. Thommon
Honolulu
Wilhelming
Washington
McCROSSON BILL DESCRIBES Fifty Year Water Lease Provision
The document outlines an amended provision authorizing a fifty year lease for lands irrigable for water development and distribution by a private company, with governor and commissioner approval, to supply irrigation water. It details lease terms, protections, and eventual land and water rights, including withdrawal and rent reduction rules, and references continuation on page 3.
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Tim
Natano Shoots His Mistress in Jealous Rage in Tokyo
Japanese man Natano shot his mistress after learning she lived with a rival. The woman, named Tuan, was wounded seriously and taken to a hospital. Chief Detective McDude questioned Natano, who denied planning murder, while prosecutors consider charges.
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Natano
Queena Hoe Ital
McDuide
Tuan
Con
Tete
Elaima
Nuttat Iosist
Japanese Form Association Club Formed In City
An article notes the formation of a Japanese club named the Japanese Club or How club. Promoters loaned funds from Wank Dam on Chaplain Lane property formerly Mille Ine stuite. The house, run for five years with rent listed at 1100 monthly, may be improved. Members include Meters 8. Sheba, Mura kant, Miyake, Nakamura and others. A house warming is planned with Japanese consulate general delegates present.
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Wank Dam
Rea
Chaplain Lane
Sheba
Mura
Kant
Miyake
Nakamura
Lenin
Iemolors
Japan
Foss Fights Lodge In Governor Elect Race
Provincetown May 6 1912 Governor elect Foss attacks Senator Henry Cabot Lodge calling him a tool of trusts and a conspirator who pushed the Payne Aldrich tariff. Foss vows to stump against Lodge again if he stays in the reelection race. Fore’s influence may sway the Republican legislature despite party lines.
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Provincetown
Mays
Henry Cabot Lodge
Fuen
Lodge
China to form constitutional cabinet in near future
Peking China Dee Atwan stated today that the throne will front a constitutional cabinet for Shing beginning in the Chinese Year. The announcement signals the growing strength of the party which is calling for a more kind and representative form of government.
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Piking
China
Dee
Atwan
Shing
Funeral for Mrs Mary B Eddy Held at Home Vault
Mrs Mary Maker Eddy founder of Christ Home Service was buried today. Funeral services were simple and held at the home with interment in a vault at Mount Auburn Cemetery.
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Horton
Mas
Mary Maker Eddy
Chrite Hun Service
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Ballinger Report Action Delayed After Holidays
Washington officials announce no immediate action on the Ballinger inquiry into the Interior Department's conduct. The investigation of Ballinger's administration will be postponed until after the holidays, delaying any formal decision.
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Preme Cabre
Washington, D.C
Dee
Borrethy Hallinger
I Interior Department
Steamer Collision Ends in Sinking Near Rock
A steamer Blackburn collided with the steamer Rock near Laumocunedt Pron Cotte Yarmouth Hug Deek. The Rock sank and many aboard are feared lost or drowned. Rescue boats reported sixty to seventy survivors and the exact death toll remains unsettled.
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Laumocunedt
Yarmouth
Hug
Deek
Blackburn
Cranhet
Rock
Cholera Breaks Out in Funchal City
Cholera epidemic sweeps Funchal Madeira with authorities working around the clock to contain spread as cases surge citywide. Severe health measures and emergency response underway amid the outbreak.
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Funchal
Madeira
Transit service to be discontinued on Kingateoot track route
A note reports the Rapid Transit Company will discontinue streetcar service on the Kingateoot track route and at the Nha street path starting tomorrow, with through service from the Little Hotel avenue also halted as construction completes.
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Mond
Ani Pontinaiie
Kingateoot
Nha Street
Atenue
For Rent Cards in Gale at the Bulletin Office
The Bulletin lists for rent notices in Gale with brief card entries. Each card notes property type and location, and includes contact details or rental terms as readable in the notice.
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Gale
Bulletin Ofee
Stage set for perennial scrap in Carter era unrest
In Washington DC a case related to Honduras unrest prompts warnings of a possible revolution within a very short time. Pro- Cited officials ordered Carter to prove American interests and protect Americans resident there as tensions rise and an outbreak is expected at any time.
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Oatley
Washington, D.C
Doe
Honduras
Critier
Tucomm
Carter
Refined Advances Twenty Cents Hundred
A garbled note from New York reports refined advances at twenty cents and one hundred in a cable dispatch. The readable words indicate movements in price or rate changes amid unsettled market activity without clear dates or entities.
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New York
100000 Club Growing Fast in Honolulu
Honolulu reports rapid growth of the 100000 Club led by Secretary A. Stanton. A house to house drive expands membership and an assistant secretary will coordinate the campaign. Prizes include a trip to the San Francisco Exposition in 1915 and a perennial prize in 1914. Memberships prepaid four years.
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Honolulu
A. Stanton
Mr. Stanton
Stanton
Government Wins Big in National Elections Across UK
The government holds a strong lead nationwide with 208 seats secured compared to the opposition's 180 in the House of Commons. Prime Minister and ministers claim a decisive mandate as results pour in from across constituencies.
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Primus
London
Countey
Hoge of Commons
Promotionists to Discuss Honolulu Band Pay and Future
Hawaii Promotion Committee plans to urge Board of Supervisors to preserve the city band in Honolulu life. Members argue musicians deserve higher pay, noting officers earn more for less training. Committee expected to make a recommendation this afternoon amid concerns of further losses if pay remains inadequate.
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Board of Supervisors
Muateni Organization
Te Hawaii Promotion Committee
Con Uniting
Beerstory Wood
Honolulu
Legal Battle On Condemnation Of Port Street Land
The United States faces a condemnation fight over Port Street land with W R W. Hreekoun leading the case for the state against long term holders led by the Ate tin and Commins Interests. Leaseholders including KO Mall & Bon Hawaiian Trunt Co Oleh Specialty Co and Caate & Cooke back a defense to block the U S from taking the property for 950000 or less, aiming to delay plans for the Mahuka site and awaiting Congress to approve funds.
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Ehip
Port Street
Woedinigm
Waid
Attorniy
W. Hreekoun
Atetin
Commins
Congram
Thompson, Clemone & Wilder
Vety
Tonelder
United States
Fort Strwck
United Burtes
Cori
Nehade Ko, Mall & Bon
Hawaiian Trunt Co
Oleh Specialty Co
Caate & Cooke
Hig> Ine
Cumming Block
Congres
Commissioner Keefe to Inspect Life on Hawaiian Plantations
Commissioner General Keefe of the Bureau of Immigration leaves Honolulu with Mrs. Keefe and Raymond C. Brown to study labor conditions on Hawaii sugar plantations. He will travel to Walalwa for two to three days examining workers from Japan, China, the Philippines, Portugal, Porto, Russia and other nations, their living conditions, accommodations, treatment, and general life on the plantations, aiming for a thorough immigration and labor inquiry.
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Keefe
Bureau of Immigration
Bumor
Bae
Junas
Near
Linan
Will Manke
Keete
Hawaii
Litto Rusala
Comp
Second Contest OnFileiu Turned Back By Supreme Court
Pending before the Supreme Court of the Territory are two petitions, including a second contest on fileiu. The attorney general updated the court yesterday as the document was returned to be heard at 10 o clock Monday morning. The second petition aims to address defects found in the prior Arut Petition and is expected to be received with favor. A separate reheart petition, tied to the same contest, faced a dimmer, with a report indicating a stowaway discovery and a sudden return of the transport.
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Supreme Court of the Territory
Geary Davin Aled
Supreme Court
Supreme Sort
Democrats Address Harbors Congress
A garbled historical clipping shows Democrats addressing a harbors congress with scattered names and phrases. Both speakers reportedly endorsed the movement, though the text is largely unreadable with multiple partial words and unclear attributions.
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Congress
Areciat Dutton
Warhington
Dee Champ Clark
Todas
Grand Jury Delays Indictments in Port Street Shooting Case
The Territorial Grand Jury did not reach Mor c Quaid and Dutvey on this morning’s session. Indictments are expected next Monday as the panel continues with minor cases.
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Morc Quaid
Dutvey
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