Wickersham Attacks Woodruff in Resignation Controversy
Attorney General Wickersham criticizes Woodruff over his resignation and misgivings about territorial governance. The report details Wickersham’s reaction in Washington and reaction to Woodruff’s decision, plus related political maneuvering and implications for New York suffrage funding efforts.
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New York
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Wickersham
Amcort
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Port Puerto Rican Migration Debate Influences Tax Policy
A contested plan proposes bringing more Porto Ricans to boost colonial administration and tax revenue. Proponents cite Territory Treasury funds and labor needs, while critics warn of crime and social strain amid migration.
Prudential Policy Doubles Endowment Payout Under 20 Year Plan
The Prudential announced a guaranteed five percent endowment policy extending twenty years, promising to double the amount of the policy at maturity. The move aims to attract savers seeking stable, long term returns.
Notice to Advertisers in December Copy Changes
Notice asks advertisers to plan December copy changes by Friday or early Monday, December 27, to ensure timely updates. It requests cooperation from patrons to prepare and send copy in advance, noting limited time for production and urging prompt submissions.
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Hhurletin
Teopyne Atvanes
Bathers Named Gongoa Frowned While Skating at Lake Sarpan
In New York at Lake Sarpan two bathers named Gongoa were frowned upon as they skated. Aelvele 85 tent to' diameter wae beaker in the oa. AINE ovilence of antruRTA by tie Lepattier to sie the wither.
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Lake Sarpan
New York
Aelvele
Antrurta
Tie Lepattier
Navy officials back seven hundred twenty five foot Pearl Harbor dock
Secretary Meyer supports a Pearl Harbor dry dock seven hundred twenty five feet long aligning with Admiral Holliday. Congressman Foss argues the Pacific base dock should meet all time needs and oppose a small, insufficient facility as warships enlarge.
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Washington
Meyer
Naval Dry Dock
Pearl Harbor
Admiral Holliday
Congressman Foss
Illinois
Pacific Naval Base
Arctic Explorers Club doubts Cook summit claim
A committee of the Arctic Explorers Club assessing the Cook ascent records of Mt McKinley says Cook did not reach the summit and that the reports are forged or faked.
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New York
Arctic Explorers Club
Cook
Mt. McKinley
King Albert I Ascends Belgian Throne in City Oath
Albert I was proclaimed King of Belgium succeeding Leopold. He entered the city in state, took the oath, and formally ascended to the throne. The new monarch received a large ovation from the citizens as celebrations began.
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Fidler Des Og
Leopold
Albert
Canada Buys Big Cruiser Rainbow from Britain
OTTAWA Canada December report says the D one Government contracted purchase of the cruiser Rainbow from the British Government and is negotiating to buy another despite earlier plans to not build a navy.
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Canada
Ottawa
Rainbow
Nother
Monster Utah Is Launched In Philadelphia
The monster battleship Utah was successfully launched in Philadelphia today. It is of the same type as the latest dreadnoughts, signaling a major naval milestone for the program and the fleet.
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Monster
Utah
Philadelphia
Estrada Forces Advance on Managua in Nicaragua Crisis
Bluefields dispatch reports General Estrada’s victorious forces advancing toward Managua the capital as speculation grows he will press his claim to the presidency.
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Bluefields
Missmpas
Estrada
Managua
Backward List Sees County Officials Owed Tax Proceeds
Impractical probe into delinquent county employes reveals many in Honolulu government owe taxes. Tax collectors threaten garnishee actions if sums remain unpaid with $4084.22 listed as the mainland tax claimant amount. Officials from top ranks to lower echelons are named for overdue dues, prompting public call for payment.
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Cottorn
Chiy
Honolulu
Judiciary
Officials Visit Overseer Paele Face Payroll Dispute
Road Supervisor Paele of Kool poke district faced a formal inquiry as Watson, a former road department employee, filed an affidavit alleging irregularities in the administration. The document charges that a payroll signature was not genuine and that a May work day for Watson was misrepresented on the roll. The affidavit details coercion by deputies and distribution to legal officials. The case mentions City and County Engineer Gere and others as involved. the note indicates the article continues on page 8.
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Paole
Kool Poke
Fern
Quinn
Abia
Watson
Wathou
Kiridge
Gere
Government may sell vast Philippine lands for sugar
Attorney General Wickersham issues opinion permitting sale of up to seven million dollars worth of lands in the Philippines in unlimited areas. The Philippines had blocked fee simple sales but sought extended leases. Restrictions on parcel size hindered large corporations. the new ruling could spur sugar cultivation across thousands of acres, boosting the industry.
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Archipelago
United States
Wickersham
Art Wickersham
Philippines
Western Nicaragua Biot Strait Faction Struggle Reflected
News from SHINGTON on December 23 reports ongoing tensions in western Nicaragua amid factional strife over Estrada and Inya's successor. Clashes and political maneuvering signal a volatile period as power shifts unfold.
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Wineal
Shington
Nicara
Reaf
Estrada
Inya
Refined Drops Ten Cents on the Hundred
Fragments show a notice about a price drop of ten cents per hundred units. It mentions a refined product and a promotional emphasis aimed at consumers, with the wording reflecting a period newspaper tone and local pricing context.
Forest Empire Christmas Cover Promises Gift Book
A new book titled Forest Empire in Christmas cover invites buyers through the Northwest book departments. It features a bound illustrated cover and aims as a gift item amid holiday shopping.
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Forest Empire
Innocent Man In 1805 Trial Faces Prison Sentence
A convoluted report from March 1805 recalls Kanalore Paniur Japabese accused of murder in Cyprus bay. trial by H.C. Peters led to a 30 year sentence amid claims of judicial fault. Prosecution argued abduction and assault, while witnesses and the public defense questioned the verdict and the conduct of the jury.
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Kanalore Paniur
Hebel Otta
Judes Hokinean
Wan
H.C. Peters
Gulf of the Pre
Privetaal
Wilneasim
Japan
Association Plans For the New Year
The Meretunta Association of haluie will hold their wan meet ing in mid January with directors to decide agenda after the Chyler max Walldaye. Several Walters are to be discenmwed. the widening of Hotel street between Anuhew and Richardstrom prompts county action. Fred Le Waldron president of Mondala Merchants Association received a feloay from J IL Hertseh to nominate men for the evening scan. The committee listed Em A. Harnad Viranet J P Hugh Walter Himehany Cart Oo Rol Olt Swain CC Ven Homing Waldron Norman Wathiey report by line at nonlotian. An autival election will form a committee to prevent nine nates at 4 Dowrd Of Dhwetnew fir the Wiesar Deher embers of Ameo tat ith tr lee maarke senpill Hoos for directors.
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Haluie
Ayse Directors
Chylermax Walldaye
Walters
Hotel Street
Anuhew Wnnd Richardstrom
Tig
Nanowiation
Ntnes
Em A. Harnad
Viranet
J P Hugh
Walter Himehany
Cart
Swain
Homing Waldron
Norman Wathiey
Nonlotian
Lemet
Myelin
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