Frear Denies Rumor Of Territory Comeback One
A denied rumor claims Governor Walter F. Frear intends to return as chief executive of the Territory upsetting reformers. The report tied to acts by Governor Mottswilth, with mentions of Woodsiff Koon and the Porohontan Coat Company of New York, as Frear and Attorney General Hemenway are in Washington.
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Belog
Walter F. Frear
Ian Witter
Mutt Smith
Aushoflom
Mottswilth
Walata
MoteSwilth
Frenr
President's Message Reflects Tariff and Economy Concerns
President Franklin D Roosevelt outlines annual message to Congress noting tariff policy, revenue balance, and economy in expenditures. He highlights foreign relations progress, calls for prudent revisions, and discusses issues from white slavery claims to Zelaya government oppression in Nicaragua. Continuous coverage continues on page 3.
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Washington
Iisityt
Notory
Tuttenya
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Two Chinese Seized in Opium Ring Bust at Asia Dock
United States authorities seized Wong Ling Chow feat boatswain and Leong Lee second boatswain after boarding the Asia at the dock. They were taken to the Judiciary building for processing, in connection with a large opium smuggling ring unearthed by federal investigators and the port authority officials.
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United States
United
Hendry
Asia
Marshal Hendry
Avain
Wong Ling Chow
Feat Boatawain
Leong Lee
Bowtewain
Anl
Srenkona
Judiciary
Liberals Gain Irish Nationalists Endorse Home Rule Support
In Dublin today the Irish Nationalists decided to back the Liberal party in the British general elections. They declare satisfaction with an end to Premier Asquith and favor home rule on local matters. This move signals cooperation between Irish Nationalists and Liberals ahead of the vote.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Nationalists Party
Asquith
Liberal Party
King Leopold Improves After Surgical Operation
King Leopold’s surgeons report the operation a success and the royal patient is improving. In Washington, W Cameron Forbes is confirmed by the Senate as Governor General of the Philippines.
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King Leopold
Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Washington
W. Cameron Forbes
Senate
The
Philippines
Sugar, San Francisco War and Parity Telegraphed
Fragmentary telegraph notes from the Bulletin office show references to a war update and parity analysis with numbers and dates. The text is garbled and lacks clear people or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
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San Francisco
Strikes in Managua Rally for Estrada Support
In Managua on December 14 crowds cheered Gen. Estrada and the United States amid open sympathy for the rebellion against Zelaya. Demonstrators filled the capital streets with unrestrained enthusiasm, signaling growing support for the Estrada faction.
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Managua
Micaragua
Zelaya
Zelayan
Gen. Estrada
United States
Telaya General Surrounded as Rama Capture Discredited
Telaya forces under Gen. Vasquez face near encirclement by insurgents. Rama’s capture claim is disputed, undermining the reported victory and signaling continued fighting in the region.
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Rama
Vasquez
Telaya
Take Three Towns in Nicaragua Change of Control
BLUEFIELDS Nicaragua July 14 insurgent forces capture three interior towns previously strongholds of the Zelaya forces, marking a significant shift in the campaign. The move tightens insurgent control in central regions as clashes continue with remaining Zelaya units nearby.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Protest Landing Prompts Military Protest at Port
A crowded protest in SIMON on December 14 denounces American troops in Oshyien Jal. The rally condemns recent actions by Matson Navigation Miner Witholama and its new ship, slated for voyage to the Atlantic yards. The event aims to pressure authorities and highlight opposition to perceived imperial policies. The demonstration includes speakers from San Francisco and regional groups calling for solidarity against military deployments.
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Pontion Bulletin
SIMON
Oshyien Jal
San Francisco
Matson Navigation
Witholama
Atlantic
Mena
Mattiond
Troop Transport to the Philippines Amid Christmas Preparations
The Logan carries the Second Cavalry to the Philippines, sailing from San Francisco after Christmas. Troops and quartermaster stores are rushed to Manila, with American forces marching toward their Pacific post and a festive but heavy transport schedule continuing.
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United States Army Transport Loan
Honolulu
Philippines
Baing
Niegra
Zelaya
Prion
Manastia
Empral
Canefin
Grage
Wan
Denetial
Tronpebiy
Thor Priomgyert
Angeles
Guam
Hind
Cory
Lowan
Tranport
Carey
Bown
Californiy
Otewany
Generoon
Turkey
Second Cavalry
Multypines
Dok Moines
Towa
Kerr's Toy Display Draws Crowds and Chatter
A busy scene at Kerr's where a large toy display attracts shoppers each evening. Music and a dancing figure draw people, who leave with parcels. The exuberant display creates energy in the store and raises the mood of visitors while drawing lines for late hours.
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Kerr
Oranda
Sunta
Kerr's
Estrada Ready to Strike in Managua Campaign
Estrada prepares to strike as revolutionary forces concentrate for a land advance toward Managua. The move signals a major push with Kicaragus and Pike directing actions to seize key positions and weaken opposition.
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Estrada
Kicaragus
Pike
Etrada
Ning
Managua
Shore Quarters For U S Marines Near Nicaragua
The American consul is making extensive efforts for shore quarters as Marines from U S cruisers land at this point in Nicaragua.
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U.s.marines
Veftelds
Nicaragua
United States
President Zelaya to Hand in Resignation Today
Ambiguity clouds a bulletin on President Zelaya as reports say he will submit his resignation today. The statement references a maneuvers in negotiations and potential political shifts within the country. Source text is uncertain and fragmentary with conflicting phrases.
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Ee Bulletin
Bepuleas
Zelaya
First Count in Newsboy Contest Showcases Winners
Monday evening marked the end of the Grat week of the contest among the new merchants of the Bulletin. Over two thousand papers have been sold by the ten boys with the highest sales for the week. The top sellers are listed with names and positions, highlighting the drama of the event and the prize structure.
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Bulletin
Aloe Roller
Bhone
St George Teharda
Frank Wyeont
Ontelde Welleey
Office Sicumrs
Dan Keuthian
J. Perrevnn
Carvathy
Coe
Bellire
Frank Vincent
Olivelin
Shane Vue
Debar Charity Stamps and Postal Interference Report
Fragments describe government action restricting charity stamp distribution in a colonial setting. Text references deputy authorities, altered Alanon forms, mail forwarding, the governor’s ridings, and stamps sold in towns, with vague threat of mail disruption and enforcement details.
From Far Azores to Hawaii Homes
A historical ship passage narrative recounts Portuguese immigrants sailing from Madeira to Honolulu aboard the Brantly. The voyage, begun in late October, covered Magellan Strait and Face near the Azores, carrying nearly nine hundred people seeking new life. The crew and officials adjust plans as the ship nears its destination, with continued coverage noted on page 6.
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Aupres
A.M. Canny
Haweyne
Porte
Agorex
Mertos
Honolulu
Magellan
Vie
Thuil
Marine Engineers and Coastwise Law Association Notice
Marine Engineers and Coastwise Law Association page fragment shows officers G Wooten president secretary and a statement of support for a coastwise ship company. It references a frame to and from a local area with civic associations, but text is incomplete and continues on page 2.
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Marine Engineers
Geo, Ward
HH. G. Wooten
Hold Up Report From City Street
Fragmentary OCR describes a hold up on KWH street around eleven. A Chinese named Lunt ding allegedly rushed Geo young Hivin who was said to struggle before one person escaped. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Kwh Street
Lunt Ding
Geo Young Hivin
Wen
Bint Tie le Euah
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