Federal Court System Halted by Territorial Statute Confusion
A fragmentary report describes a legal stalemate over a United States District Court in a western territory. It cites a Sixtieth Congress statute limiting judges, suggesting no court session can be convened and habeas corpus matters may be blocked, with Judge Woodruff's duties in question and federal machinery potentially ceasing.
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Tawty United State
Therrien Atier
Mreokuné
United States
Janiye Dole
Uust
Korow
United State
United States District Court
Huecekhor
Jwige Woodruff
Taft
Senate
Tady
Wald
Dole
Nreekone
Han
Feder Court
Absent Senators Claim Pay Amid Budget Fight
Absent senators press for their pay amid a legislative impasse. Acting Attorney General Lorrin Andrews weighs whether George Fulvehild and John Moore, among others, are entitled to back wages as vouchers were drawn for Moore and then redirected. The dispute centers on whether funds should be reimbursed or donated, with Ward and others involved in the stalled payment process as leaders seek a precedent.
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George Fulvehild
Kagland
Ronnie
Ehoven
Aunt Pointy
Wension
Anil
Moore
Patrohitd
Lorrin Andrews
Hl Holles
Christmas Ship to Carry Fruit Cargo from Alameda
The Alameda plans a voyage on the 22nd to depart with a consign ment of various fruits and vessels. Ring off for details at the listed phone number.
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Alameda
Couat
Maui Supervisors Map Work Ahead for New Year
Maui supervisors review plans for roads and county services for 1910 11, noting progress on Makawao Honuaula and Puunene Avenue. They expect a surplus of about 1445 6, plus about 213 205 in revenue, and consider a belt road project costing around 100 000 with potential legislative funding. Continued on page 7.
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Wailuku
Maui
MK Courty Board
Supervivent Pogue
W. P. Hala
TI. Laem Ge Kuuhi
T. Mogens Psturne
Kauw
Honuaulu
Makawar Nes
Makawao
Ula
Ronda
Puunene
Eurely
Anch & Loan
Planters Pleased With Filipinos On Hawaiian Plantations
Read letters to Agent C A Steven describe Filipino workers joining Hawaii plantations. Managers report steady arrivals from Panay and Negros, with varying experiences. Kalinjin and Sugar Co managers note adequate provisions and comfort while workers are mentored, though some struggle with conditions and pay.
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Tue Phillaloes
Hawaii
C. A. Steven
Panay Negroe
Philippine Archipelao
Steven
Copenhagen Panel Dismisses Cook North Pole Claim
Copenhagen authorities release University of Copenhagen findings discrediting Dr. Cook's 1908 North Pole claim. Records turned over for inspection deemed useless, stirring official unease as Cook vanishes from public view in Europe.
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Copenhagen
Explorer Cook
University of Copenhagen
Dr. Cook
North Pole
Cook
Marth
Europe
Jones
Flint seeks all papers on Ballinger Pinchot controversy
Senator Flint has asked for every paper touching the Ballinger Pinchot controversy. The request aims to assemble complete documentation from various sources on the disputed issue. The action signals intensified congressional scrutiny and a push for full disclosure.
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Wet Bulletin
Washington
Flint
Dickinson To Porto Rico Special Bulletin Cable
Secretary of War sailed to day for Porto Rico in the Mayflower to investigate conditions including citizenship extension for natives of the island.
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Washington
Porto Rico
United States
Taft Receives New Chinese Minister in Taft Visit
President Taft welcomed the newly appointed Chinese Minister during a visit to Washington on December 21. The brief meeting underscored ongoing diplomatic ties between the United States and China in the early 20th century.
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Washington
Taft
Stone Nominated Naval Officer for San Francisco
President nominates George Stone to the naval officer post at San Francisco long held by John P. Irish. Senate confirms Robert Bacon as American Ambassador to France, succeeding Ambassador White. Bacon previously served as assistant secretary of state under Secretary Root.
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Washington
George Stone
San Franccisco
John P. Irish
Senate
Robert Bacon
France
Bacon
Root
White
Stocks Rally Amid Broad Advances in Hawaiian Market
Investors push Waialua Strong to 120 as market breadth improves with forecasts of higher prices. Ola rises after stockholders vote to refinance about 2.6 million dollars in bonded and floating indebtedness, with Bishop & Co to issue new bonds on February 1. Sugar stocks under slight pressure but overall market sentiment remains upbeat as declines curb demand.
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Ola
Olan
Lount
Bishop & Co
Bucunan
Indore
Americans Call For Marines In Nicaragua Crisis
Americans in Grenada petition the U S consulate for Marines to protect lives and property as tensions rise in Managua. Reports from Washington say Gen Rama clashed with Gen Estrada near the capital and Estrada is reported victorious, with Zelayan forces retreating.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Grenada
Madris, J
Estrada
Washington
Rama
Local Officials Review Mutual Aid Agreement Changes
In Ouyaut County the county supervisor and officials consider revising the Mutual Aid Company agreement. A printed notice appears in the Whw AemaMEe with details and a continuation on page 4.
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Ouyaut
Isare
Lwcor
Murderer Found Guilty in Japanese Murder Case
The jury found the Japanese suspect guilty of murdering a domestic servant in the Kinway home in Manoa Valley. Defense claimed derangement and jealousy as motives, with testimony from Dr. Strait. Prosecution noted the defendant’s possible plan to avoid the death penalty and sought life imprisonment.
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Ke Fagawa
Jidge Kin Way
Manoa Valley
le Ife
Dr. Strait
Erie
Sugar and Beets Market Report from San Francisco
Sugar prices in San Francisco on December 20 show BG degree tests at 4.080 and a previous quotation of 4.17 cents. Beets beets analysis noted at 88 with a quotation of 126 and 9 3 4d. Previous quotation listed.
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San Francisco
Frear’s Denial and De Holt Candidacy Rumors Rise
An apparent weathered excerpt reports Governor Frear may have said he would back De Holt for the Supreme Court seat, triggering a flood of rumors about the succession to Arthur Wilder. The piece notes political pressure and uncertainty, with continued discussion on page 5.
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Cheewit
Ohn
Thomas de Holt
Rolling WH
Anderton
Arthur A. Wilder
Prear
du Boi
Supreme Court
Freer
Hin
Torah
Eich
Jude de Tolls
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Fairchild
W. O. Smith
Prudential's
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Island Fruit Co
Kahului
Dickinson
Minister Chong
Stone
ADB
Waialua
Tadly
Ieee
Tipriey Aidutnelt
Treroana
Dewaty
Adil
Hen Lee
Wingley
Frear
de Bolt
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