Supreme Court declares Iamea fleeted Sheriff contest outcome
The Supreme Court declares Iamea the rightful Sheriff of Onhy County after a close contest with Brown losing. The ruling states recounts are not permitted and ballots must meet strict conditions. the decision references county ballot classes and election integrity standards. Oxford defeats London in rugby. Herbert Smith named Commissioner of Corporations in Commerce and Labor, succeeding Garfield.
Filipinos and business talk in Manila address
A Manila speech by Mr Glass, vice president of Kanset Teleph Company, defends Filipino workers and markets. He cites quick training, strong work ethic, and favorable conditions in the Philippines, insisting there is no shortage of capable men and praising local treatment and opportunities.
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Kanset Teleph Company
Pacific
Tabow
Philippines
Alen
Safe Deposit Boxes Offered by Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co offers secure safe deposit boxes with guaranteed safety. Access is limited to the box owner during business hours, ensuring privacy and protection for valuable items.
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Shah in Iran Declared Hopelessly Ill. Clune Reportedly Disabled
Teheran dispatches report the Shah is hopelessly ill as of December 11 while Lone Clune is described as badly burned and immobilized, details unclear amid mounting tensions and conflicting statements from officials.
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Los Angeles Editor Condemns Japanese Admission to Citizenship
A Los Angeles editor recounts a tour to Asia with Gen Otis and criticizes Japan's aims in Asia. He cites fears of Japanese expansion in Manchuria, Korea, and the Philippines, denying hostile American intent and praising American values. The letter describes Otis's illness in Yokohama and a warm Manila reception, ending with remarks on U S policy and a wartime visit to Spain.
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Kaplan Hone Gumsen Installments Disputed in Property Case
The case centers on installment payments totaling 5700 with interest due since January 1903 for property at the corner of Queen Punahou. The defendants Lewers & Cooke claim ownership after a 1898 conveyance to Prince David and Prince, with a claim that 10 monthly payments of 10 were due to the Kapolant Maternity Home. The document discusses police and county attorney expenses and the Attorney General's report on future costs for two years.
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Jim Hanlon's Bog Found in Harbor
A twilit wake in the harbor at the foot of Fort atrnot is believed to be that of Jim Hanlon Manion a well known figure from Avera lin who spent many years here He was once lively in the street entertaining friends with stories of hardship The tale notes his decline after living in Kaknako and a troubled life culminating in a court charge recently resolved but details remain unclear
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Tena
Bourdern Manchuria
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Fort Atrnot
Jim Hanton Manion
Averalin
Kaknako
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Hanlon
Rebate Guilts Hit Sugar and Coopers in New York Case
In New York on December 11, the American Sugar Refining Co and Brooklyn Cooperage Co pleaded guilty to accepting rebates from a railroad in violation of the Interstate Commerce Law. They face charges for a total amount of 150,000 dollars.
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American Sugar Refining Co
Brooklyn Cooperage Co
Crisis in France and New Mexico statehood bill introduced
Paris dispatch reports a crisis in France as Cardinal New Toller hay introduces a bill concerning New Mexico statehood. The brief item notes legislative activity and speculative political tension without detailing the outcome.
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New Mexico
Washington, D. C
Toller Hay
Immigrant Labor Debates Reach Washington in Hawaii Dispatch
Commissioner Sargent discusses Philippine labor, migration, and the idea to transfer the Channel Wharf to the Bureau of Commerce and Labor for immigrant arrivals. He notes few Filipino migrants, mentions Korea era ships, and stresses need for managed immigration policies before returning to Washington.
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Bureau of Commerce and Labor
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Pele entertains Hilo in volcanic activity reports
Pele draws visitors to Hilo as volcanic activity intensifies with glowing eruptions and frequent sightings. Crowds gather to witness lava flows and shifting terrain while local officials monitor conditions and urge caution.
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