Start Work For Hawaii At Fair
Hawaii plans a four year publicity push tied to the Panama Pacific Exposition. Towse and Secretary Wood outline a campaign to place Hawaiians in the exposition publicity bureau, promoting literature and attractions to draw tourists in the expo year and beyond. A $50,000 appropriation over four years is discussed, with broad legislative support expected.
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Hawaii
San Francisco
Towse
Singall
East Francisco
Exposition Management
Wood
Fair
Sr Ruinineesomnen
Oahy
Big levee planned on Quarantine Island harbor project
A five foot triangular levee will be built on Quarantine Island to retain coral mud and debris dredged from the harbor. The Standard American Dredging Company expects to deploy a turbine driven dredge from Pearl Harbor in three to four weeks to lay a pipe line to Quarantine Island and contain about 50000 yards of dirt. A large crew will work to construct the levee and retain the dredged material.
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Standard-American
Eland
Y M G A Stone Ceremony Today in Honolulu
The cornerstone of Honolulu's YM C A building, costing about $130,000, will be laid at 4 30 this afternoon in a program led by President K R H Trent. The ceremony features performances and speeches by T Clive Davies Clarence H Cooke Jr Judge W S Whitney and others, with hymns and prayers.
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Honolulu
YM. G. A
Hon
KR. H. ‘Trent
YM. C. A
T. Clive Davies
Clarence H Cooke, Jr
W. S. Whitney
America
Hishay Restartek
Arch bishop Ryan Reported Dying in Philadelphia
The Arch bishop Patrick John Ryan is reported to be dying in Philadelphia as of noon. The brief item notes his age and a reference to his literary works, though details are fragmentary and the OCR contains errors.
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Philadelphia
Patrick John Ryan
Senate confirms Negro nominee for Honolulu revenue post
The Senate today confirmed Charles A. Cottrill a Toledo Negro politician as collector of internal revenue at Honolulu. The nomination, made before Christmas, ends a months long delay and dispute with Honolulu opposition.
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Amiotited Devas
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Cottrill
Toledo
Honolulu
Senate
Cottenoily
Bob Fetin
Walter Fyrake
Cotteill
Honoluku
Ite
Frisco Fair Resolution Moves to Senate Committee
Washington Feb 11 The San Francisco exposition resolution adopted by the House yesterday was sent to the Senate today. It will be taken up by the committee on industrial expositions and action is expected Friday.
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Washington, D. C
House
Sen
Committee On Industrial
Admiral Sperry Dies Sudden by Pneumonia
Rear-Admiral Charles Stillman Sperry, famed for commanding the battleship fleet during the 1908 09 world cruise, dies in Washington at his home from pneumonia. He led the Atlantic fleet during a notable voyage and his death shocks naval circles.
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Natal
Washington, D. C
Charles Stillman Sperrys
Feet
War Extermination Declared Against Hawaii Shark Threat
A jagged OCR report describes a fisher company declaring a campaign to exterminate sharks in Hawaii waters. It notes the company’s annual meeting, fines, stockholder presence, and plans to use nets and devices to curb shark populations, with emphasis on shark fishing as a key industry action.
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Hawaii
Therndlin Fisherie Co
Gubyiany
Jondiay
Hawaii Names Miss Hattie Princess in Island Pageant
HILO Jan 31 The Board of Trade selects Miss Alice Hattle to act as princess for Hawaii following the death of Mixa Wilhelmina Weight. Rear Admiral Sperry and other officials are thanked for support. Hattie prepares to depart for Honolulu for the notable ceremony.
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Hilo
Board of Trade
T Jlace
Mixa Wilhelmina
Grimmother
Alice Hattle
Sperry
Beauldin
Naval Academy
Wits
Naval
Taft Commutes Sentence of Warren for Reward Offer
President Taft commuted the sentence of Frederick E. Warren, indicted in Kansas for offering a reward for ex-Governor Taylor of Kentucky, to a fine of 100 dollars with no imprisonment. Warren had been sentenced to six months in jail by Judge Pollock in July 1909.
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Washington, D. G
Taft
Frederick E. Warren
Federal Court of Kansas
Taylor
Kentucky
Warren
Pollock
Bonilla Holds Atlantic Honduras Parade Plans Unveiled
A garbled report from Puerto Cortez outlines Bonilla and associates forming a committee to organize a Floral Parade. It mentions shipyard grades, a campaign for proper authority, and public park plans atop a wharf in the Atlantic city. The piece ends with a call to prepare for the parade now.
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Donaghy
Puerto Cortez
Atlantic
New Judge Named for Customs Cases
Washington February 1 President Taft nominated George E. Martin of Ohio for judge of the Court of Customs Appeals to succeed Judge William Heney Hunt of Helena Montana.
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Associated Prem
Washington, D.C
Prudent Taft Today
George E. Martin
Ohio
Court of Customs Appeals
William Heney Hunt
Helena
Mont
Edward Mylius Sentenced One Year for Libeling King
London February 1 Edward Mylius was convicted of circulating a libel against the King by reviving the tale of his morganatic marriage to Admiral Seymour and was sentenced to prison for one year The trial grew from Mylius publishing a periodical that began years ago and included the contested story involving Edwin Holton James a lawyer and nephew of Henry James
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London
Feo
Edward Mylius
Admiral Seymour
Prince of Wales
Myluski
Edwin Holton James
Henry James
Dynamite Explosion Kills and Injures in New York Area
A dynamite explosion on a Jersey City barge killed several people and injured hundreds. The blast shattered thousands of windows in New York and sparked widespread panic across the city.
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New York
Jersey City
Thunderer Dreadnought Launched In London
Special Bulletin from London reports the British dreadnought Thunderer was launched successfully today February 1. The ceremony occurred amid naval excitement as the battleship entered water for the first time with a noted crowd witnessing the naval milestone.
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London
Family saves man from jail in tense courthouse scene
In a Port Hile case a wife and three children visited the courtroom to comfort their jailed father, while the defendant admitted guilt as prosecutors presented evidence. The scene highlighted a family plea amid court proceedings. details continue on page 2.
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Ynthe
Flores
Explosion at Wharf Kills Worker and Injures Others
A large blast at the Hackfeld wharf caused multiple injuries and a fatality. Emergency crews cordoned the area as investigators began work noting debris and disrupted traffic around the scene. Witnesses described a loud explosion followed by smoke and sirens.
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Hackfeld Wharf
Hull
Brian
Executive Officer of Agriculture Board salaried post noted
A historical notice reports the Executive Officer of Agriculture Board will hold a salaried position amid reorganization. The document references territorial administration and hydration related issues, highlighting changes and official duties within the board.
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Agriculture Board
Unclear money talk hints at market activity and brewery sale
Fragmentary OCR report notes shifting money concerns and a brewing sale near a Trent Meher event. It mentions San Francisco filings, a look at local bonds, and a 21000 dollar sale at a brewery. Details are garbled but imply financial activity and beverage industry notes in an urban area.
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Clive Petdveke
Threwery
Aanather
Eles
Tevetotter
Forte Mirek
Seanrdign
Enue Exottatiee
Trent
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