Japanese Ty To Bribe the Boar Of Medical Examiners
Governor Carter makes public a letter from President Pinkham detailing bribery attempts by Japanese physicians during the territorial medical examinations. The letter cites collusion fears, outside influence, and that many capable Japanese doctors receive high praise yet exam integrity is questioned. The note indicates legal proof is hard but the issue warrants full disclosure and scrutiny.
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Board of Health
Carter
Cotine
Hine
Pegident
Pinkham
al Hi Fk
Gow RK. Carter
Mawali
Birnie
Mawathi
Professional Ethion
Transport of Bark Carrollton Crew to Vancouver
Negotiations begun to move the bark Carrollton crew from Midway Island to Vancouver. Captain Combos opposes actions that would aid the ship and its owners, while Irwin & Gorie push to resolve the landing position changes and cable operations. The captain plans to depart Midway for Vancouver or remain available for work as negotiations proceed.
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Careolton
Alidway
Vancouver
New York
Cably Company
Een
Combos
Cattelton
Irwin & Go
Rie Moraine
Ulle
Midway
Jay
Daland
Atother
Vancover Ee
Governor Carter Celebrates Forty Years Of Age
The governor marked his fortieth birthday with warm exchanges and flowers from friends. He stated he feels younger now than a year ago and anticipated no aging signs as the day began. A modest public salute followed a ceremony conducted by Captain Borger in his honor.
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Carter
Celock
Wall Taylor Look Into Site Matter in Washington
A fragment from a Washington dispatch describes confusion over which Taylor is involved with a federal building matter. It notes Horace A. Taylor and an agent named Taylor, with reporters and officials querying who is in charge and what role the Taylor present will play in the site investigation. The report mentions a Captain Strawen or Ye Babhooek deposition details debated locally.
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Taylor
Washington
Taylory & Apocal
Thy
Trauwuey Department
Monget
Frank 8. Dodge
Uuervictig
RGEL
Cho Mt
R. H. Taytoe
Howe
Pyrporicion
Rent Taylor
Amalslant
Suporviniiy
Horace A. Taylor
Goutheana
Europe
Bulletin
Imbel
Selected Pine and Ventura Steamer Schedule Note
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a January steamer schedule referencing Ventura and Pine, with next sailing details and prior incomplete line about proceeding after a previous step. May reflect shipping timetable fragment from a maritime column.
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Nana
Ventura
Jan
Old Engine Worried Willian Winter Message in Wireless Case
William Winter, a repairer for the Wireless Company, reportedly warned of danger before dying after a wireless station repair trip to Pinko Hawaii. His body was found near a match along the road Thursday morning, prompting further details on the incident.
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Pumke
Mawall
Willy Kebiled
Minweif
Wighie
Jini
William Winter
Pinko
Hawaii
Governor Way Seeks Information From Washington
The governor of the Territory of Havel seeks details from department heads in Washington as directed by Roosevelt and Treasury officials. A letter from the President and Moody Walton instructs officials to withhold information until proper departmental permission is obtained. The governor believes the delay wastes valuable time and notes the directive creates inconvenience for federals stationed locally. Continues on page 2.
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Washington
Oujloyeen
Havel
Roosevelt
Werner Carter
Fen
Treasury
Beeretiry
Moody
Siemsen murder case faces sanity testimony denial
SAN FRANCISCO Cal Dec 28 John Siemsen the part Hawaiian charged with murder has been denied introduction of testimony by a commissioner to determine his sanity while he lived in Hawaii New York NY Dec 28 J W Perkins and C Fairchild of the New York Life Insurance Company have been indicted by the Grand Jury for perjury Portland OF Dec 28 Faigh Bavignani killed his wife his mother in law and then himself today death only was the alleged cause of the SHOT DOWN ONISK Russi Dec 28 General Illusinated here to BISHOP SHUTH DEAD NABHVILLE Tran Dec 28 Bishop of the Methodist Church today
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San Francisco
Cal
John Siemsen
Hawaii
New York, N. Y
J. W. Perkins
C. Fairchild
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Portland, OF
Faigh Bavignani
Three Appeals From Tit Lower Court
The case recounts appeals from the circuit court involving a claim for 220 for services rendered and a payment of 127.08 on December 1. Details include the involvement of judge Whitney A fone Lee and Weng Hit along with a judgment and related land administration action granting registration to Joh Emmelith at a specified corner location.
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Brett Ty
Whitney
Lee Chie
Ellie
Beanie
Janes de Holt
Tower Court
Waitito
Kalmul Meighte Zoo, Ltd
Lahon
Hive
Court of Land Ineistration
Joh Emmelith
Squaire
Kowlike and
Klingstroe Haulike
Magnate Cassatt Dies at Philadelphia at 16
Alexander J. Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad died suddenly from heart disease in Philadelphia. He entered service in 1861 and rose to hold top posts, including general manager of motive power and machinery. Born in Pittsburgh in 1839, he was a leading railway magnate and long served in executive roles.
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Philadelphia
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railway
Cassatt
National Ay
Beering and Menesciaer Polytestic Institute
Pennylvania
Ax Rodme
Ponitic Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
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Carrolton
Governor Garter
Wall Taylor
R. H. Taylor
Walt
Ington Life
Captain Strawen
le Belie Iken
the Kash Company, Limited, Telephone Main 25
Cor
Fort and
HOTEL
Eeceivek
Pawke Thie Nuon
Nevada
San Francisco and
Tonopah
Monadnock Bde
San Francis
W. C. Cox & Co., Inc
San Francisco & Tonopah Mining Exchange
Suite No
Monadnock Building
J. Hopp & CO
Bighop
Alexander Young
Siemsen
Onisk, Russi
Shuth
Nabhville
Tran
Bish
Methodist Church
Tit Lower Court
Paesius ii
Larral
Holt
Lisa Coiba
Bratt
Milverton
Magnate Cassatt
ie @ corporation
Hawaiian Trust
Fort St. Honolulu
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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