Frear and Nippon Boat Incident Shrouded in Telegram Echoes
A garbled report recounts Governor Frear considering travel to Arapontienty with a Nippon vessel and hints at a political clash over a potential meeting with Prince Kuhio. The text mentions Governor Frear’s stance, possible fines, and administrative actions by the Department of Commerce and Labor, with references to Washington, the Capitol, and local executive decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Governor'n Dubie
Tim
Cuiere
Wlewpolit
Department of Commerce and Labor
If Department
Woda
Waialae Realty Plans New 40 Acre Home Tract
Waialae Realty and Paleo Land & Improvement Co announce a 40 acre development along the Wotalie road beyond the Wald wheat car terminal. Fronting a main avenue with traffic and ocean views, the lots vary in size averaging about 225 by 50 feet, priced around 500 dollars each. Construction begins with homeseekers promised modern stylish residences and ample water supply nearby.
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AL Dondere
Anid Ly Kirk pAteiok
Hawaiian Realty Company
Een
Wikely Gas Feaddon
Newronalve
Paleo Land & Improvement Co
Wotalie Road
Wald
Prudential Five Percent Twenty Year Endowment Policy
A fragment notes a guaranteed five percent twenty year endowment policy from Prudential, with the endowment payable in cash. The brief text suggests a life insurance style saving plan offering cash at the end of the term.
Zelaya Says He Will Go To Mexico City For Month
Ex-President Zelaya of Nicaragua, arriving as a fugitive in Salina Cruz Mexico, told the Associated Press he will proceed to Mexico City and stay about a month. His plans after that remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina Cruz
Mexico
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Associated Press
San Francisco 1915 Expo Committee Formed
A committee of two hundred has been organized to promote the Panama-Pacific Exposition of 1915 in San Francisco. The group includes traders and professionals who will seek local state and national support for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chinese protest filed over Japanese Manchuria actions
Peking reports the Chinese Government lodged a formal protest against Japan for violations of the Manchuria telegraph convention. In Hull Massachusetts the stormy New England coast claims twelve victims as the five masted Davis Palmer ran ashore and was lost with twelve crew members. In New York eighteen people are known to have died after a two day strike of ships.
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Peking
Japan
Hull
Mass
New England
Davis Palmer
New York
Atry Nntsel
Pollitz Seeks Agency Transfer in Brewing Deal
In a murky regional report Politz appears to arrange the transfer of agency control from Hutehingan to Brewer & Co, with William G. Irwin referenced and a stated aim to purify concrete interests. The passage mentions Mongolia, Hitchinson plantation, and a year‑end termination of the current agency.
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Mongolia
Hitchinson
Brewer & Co
Kale Betweel Brewer
William G. Irwin
Hutehingan
Polite
Pureli
Mutehinaente
Trewin & Co
Ty Brewer & Co
Man Stabbed at Watertown During Holiday Disorder
Chief Mebute led Watertown police to arrest a fellow dock worker after a holiday melee at Pearl Harbor dredger site. A man named Otresen was stabbed in the leg above the knee and a blow from a chivel cut his head, sending blood flowing. He was taken to Queen's Hospital, while the assailant was held on assault charges.
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Watertown
Queen's Hospital
Otreven
MebumMe
Otresen
Phihelmian
Bo Otreren
Mo- Dato
Otorwen
Hega
Pearl Harbor
Nean
Ohoedha
Mongolia Arrives Honolulu with Army Goods and Officials
The Mongolia docked at Honolulu carrying heavy Army and Navy stores for Manila and several thousand tons of cargo. A party led by General T. H. Barry and Coline W. Le Finley arrived to inspect new barracks at Pearl Harbor. Herman Dinklage, a Customs official, returned severely ill from San Francisco. Senator James Gordon was named to fill the late Senator McLaurin's unexpired term in Mississippi.
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Staten Asay
Honuluke
T. H. Barry
Department of California
Coline W. le Finley
Stat
John Title
Frank BR. Fergumon
Honolu
Mongnila
Almunt
Honolulu
San Francisco
Mongolia
Hawalika Islands
Murray
Ludvigen
Noohn
California
Orient
Army Anil Navy
Manila
Nagasaki
Horman
Dinklage
Owtoma
Monkolli
Mr. Dinklage
Cine
Peedoe TD
Mississippi
Jackson
James Gordon
United States
Senator McLaurin
Damage in Storm Wake Threatens Coast Residents and Shipping
A coastal storm disrupts life along the shoreline with damage reported to properties and shipping lanes. Authorities warn continued danger as repairs begin and residents assess losses.
Schabach Melee Reported In Seattle
Seattle dispatch notes a melee involving Schabach reported on December 27. Details remain scarce as investigators sort through witness accounts and seek corroboration of the incident location and participants.
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Seattle
Schabach & Melee
Prairie fives To Bluefields
The Prairie fives travel to Bluefields in Panama for a special malaria gene discussion and United States armed transit relief, with plans announced in December.
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Prairie Fives
Bluefields
Lon
Panama
United States
transie + Prairie
Woodruff
Jepsen Line orders two steamers for banana trade
Angeles December 27 The Jepsen Transportation Company has ordered two new steamers to be used solely in the banana trade with Mexican ports.
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Angeles
Jepsen Transportation Company
Heavy rains trigger historic landslide in Honolulu area
In Honolulu, a 29.00 inch barometer reading and 2.5 inches of rain in 24 hours marked record rainfall. The Young Hotel vicinity saw a landslide, rail disruption reported with Kaena and Oahu routes affected. Temperature dropped to 42 degrees amid storms, with no ferry outages noted.
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United Shitex
Honolulu
United States
Young Hotel
Oahu
BF Billinghom
Alina
Davis to resign from public instruction post
The article reports the resignation plans of a high official leading a public instruction bureau amid turmoil. It notes ongoing investigations and mentions successors and interim arrangements while outlining the political context and institutional challenges facing the department.
Local Men Will Publish Code Book
Local men announce the American-Hawaiian Publishing Co Ltd plans a universal code book work of about one thousand pages in three volumes. The charter aims to publish a code work compliant with Lisbon Conference rules and Cable Companies regulations. The project seeks capital and lists officers and directors, with stock fixed at 15000. The corporation intends to publish a long code with broad distribution.
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Ansoctathes Hinga Toon
American-Hugentian Publishing Co. Ltd
Lisbon
Tranwee
Brunk
Fragmentary quotes on railway project and government funding
The readable text references a railway tracker, a government land issue, and a statement by Mr. Dillingham about elevating the project. It presents a fragmentary debate over funding and vision for the railway, with unclear surrounding context and incomplete quotes.
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Frear
Nippon
Territory
Prines Kuhio
Vitiomt
de Jay
Washington
Waialae Realty Deal
Koke
Artietico
Serena
Prudential
Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
Fort Fr
Hilonian
Island Fruit Co
King St
Pollitz
General Barry
Herman Dinklage
Customs Force
HOTEL
UNION
Repo
Nana
Davis
Nitin
Civona Bent
Devin Commissigner
Davie
Stoi
T. Raochine
Altea
W. Pfotenhauer
Aui
Brauetien
Hume Aon
erRirabe
Hie
Yitvilese
Sur Heme
Rows Mahan Lane
BANCO
Yuna
Hawai
Balto
Pardy Doe
Mendone
Go Spencer
Honshinn
Scubserthen Iiunes
Bowen
Jans
Owhi
Mr. Dillingham
Anil
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