Public lands and water power under federal control urged
The document discusses Hawaii and mainland U S policy on saving natural resources and preventing monopoly in forests water power and public utilities It argues for reclassification of lands to enable private investment while preserving national control It references Secretary Lingbergh and Taft on water power conservation and soil protection with figures showing education and revenue allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Tate Governune
Minoe
le Schoole
Honolulu
Bearl
Ensorcey
Hallinger
Almska
Wall
United States
Taft
Conserva tion and equal opportunity in political discourse
Fragmented remarks blend advocacy for conservation with critiques of government, taxation, and immigration. The speaker cites Pinchot and Warns against government by money for profit while discussing vaccination, labor, and White Australia rhetoric amid political clashes.
Peary to Lead South Pole Race Amid Rival Claims
The article notes Andrew Carnegie's alleged five million dollar pledge to Liberal supporters for free trade and steel trust aims, while Commander Peary plans a South Pole expedition to pursue discovery. British Rear Admiral Shackleton and French forces contest the pole race, fueling a global scramble for firsts in polar exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Steel Trust
Peary
South Pole
Bowea
Discovery
Liput
Shackleton
Earth
Miso
Taft conservation message urges wider reclamation plan
The President backs Secretary Fal Nogor in opposing public lands clamor, calls for 99 million dollars in bonds to aid veterans and claims of unclaimed lands, and presses an Inland waterways policy with needed appropriations. He notes 1860 public domain totals and a long decline, cites fraud concerns, and urges prompt action after Interior and forest service investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Neop'é
Ha‘ Wali
Canirena
Fal- Nogor
Vettiart
Congress
Interior Department
Forest Service
Agricultural Department
McRen
Conservation of soil and forest resources for national welfare
A historic government forecast argues that the nation must foster soils and forests to sustain food supplies. It calls for crop rotation, soil drainage, river levees, and research into crops and feed, while noting semiarid region limits and debates over funding. It cites 190 billion and forest land ownership as central issues and urges broader federal regulation through legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fundy
Drithe
Department of Agriculture
Evening Smiles at the Farmhouse Audition for a Nursery Clerk
A fragment from a theatre scene shows a mother questioning a job applicant as a farm calls her to the telephone. The family reacts with chatter while comedian Will Cohen and others provide quick wit and poker bravado on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H.cohen
Cohen
Real estate swap notice in Kadcart area
Property for sale near Kadcart area listed as vacant and unoccupied at 2000 dollars. Close to Cardine with nearby high level access. For further information on this and other properties contact the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katthuki
Nikaigtiek High
Cardine
Til Bose
President plans inland waterways improvements including Mississippi and Ohio
The President focuses on inland waterway development, signaling attention to the Mississippi River and its two main tributaries the Missouri and Ohio. He emphasizes awaiting definite plans and cost estimates before proceeding, pending expert assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Inland waterways to regulate rail rates and spur projects
Comerroe is urged to undertake projects funding a canal from Pittsburg to Cairo with a dam and waterway depth of eight to ten feet. The speaker argues inland waterways will lower transport costs, curb rail rates, and serve as a new system inaugurated by Congress, citing European experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comerroe
Pitte Ware
Cairo
Europé
Europe
Germany
France
England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Booster Spirit in Honolulu Grows as Outsiders Praise City
A visitor from the coast notes how residents of Honolulu welcome travelers with praise for the city. The writer argues boosters boost pride, pointing to the value of urban progress and local development as evidence that Honolulu has the goods to back up optimistic claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoulu
Ae Limit
Lin Progress
Honotity
Fragmented musings on city life and virtue in a troubled era
The passage reflects a wary critique of urban culture and self contentment. It hints at frustration with pretentious railing and the idea that many citizens settle for trifling acts rather than genuine improvement. The tone is reflective and critical of social complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chive
Suspected Horse Theft Rumors Plague Stock Yards Area
Police are investigating multiple horse theft cases linked to the Stock Yards stable. A man hired a turnout, failed to return it, and later claimed from Kaneohe to be en route with the rig. Inquiries trace another bay horse and turnout near Water Town, with additional missing stock noted, while Chloe Me DuMlio heads to Watertown to probe the matter.
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MaDles
Ald
Kaneohe
Heta
Sher Jarrett
Chloe Me DuMlio
Watertown
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King Street
Territory of
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THE
Associated Press
Wallace R. Parrington
Avening Bulletin Weekly Bulletin
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Petyaid
Lorem
Hawaii
Pora
Australia
Wusepay
Wilford Pinchot
Kullo
Sveme
Kite Max Schlemmer
Tall
Dr. Conk
Betng
Widlirg
Albert Judd
Stephen Desha al
Bogland
Thet
Atherton
Pearl Harbor
Harbor
Pacific ‘Heights
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Office
Genie
Ogma
Mirandy
Kim
Waterhouse Trust
Kaimuki
Zieventh Avenue
Kaimuki Park
Orem
Kai
Palolo Valley
Ssioz
Steinway
Thayer Piano Co
Hores
Kadcart
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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