Judge Cooper Emerges In Push For Federal Bench
Amid reports Judge Fo aL Hately will not accept a federal appointment, Senatorial and Republican factions push Judge Cooper of the Circuit Power against Judge Robertson of the Federal Court for the vacant West seat. Cablegrams from Washington and endorsements flood in as Taft eyes the pick. Cooper’s supporters cite seventeen years on the circuit and a strong Supreme Court record while Robertson’s backers argue for courtroom trial experience.
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Fo al Hately
Junics
AR Tigerwell
Suyenme Court
Indie Henry E. Cooper
Powet
A. G. M. Robertson
Haderal
Washington
Dudge AO AG Wilder
Sas
Dude
Hh da Malan
Peleyitte Kuhio
Woalington
Holstein
Cooper
Dudge
Vooper
Dudie Robertson
Ry Hiblican Executive Committee
Fin
Sexter
Aig
Wokersham
Walsh
Willshington
Circuit Court
Nike
Onsen
Supreme Court
Judement
Tolstein
Tuite Cooper
Hellaye
Taft
Wea
Holatein
W. OF. Smith
Supreme Wench
Dnands
Robortion
Tartatusht
Bir
Tudgy Robertson
Po Albion
National Committee
Nan
Sneha
Judie Cooper
Jud Coopers
Elroult
SEC
Cmreett Court
Ranruptoy Adinteatty
Tudo Cooper
Jus
Heo Prour
Law Pointe
Durinys
Mooper
Tirm
Floods Sweep Down On City and Island Roads
Floods caused by a severe storm washed out Malamalama bridge on the road to Waimanalo and damaged roads across Oahu. Torrential rain, high winds, and rising floodwaters submerged trent valleys, Kalihi stream, Waikiki ponds, and multiple properties. One resident awoke to two feet of water in his home and neighbors evacuated as houses were carried away by the torrent.
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Malamalama
Waimanalo
Loconlun
Gallion
Ely
Owen
Waikiki
Veron Fort Bhout
Hevon
Mbeh Nusinerst van
Walt
Mr. Merrill
Merrill
Merritt's
Pallo
Smn
Manoa
Tantalus
Night Flood Forces Merrill Family to Safety in High Ground
A tropical night flood drives F Merrill of the Bulletin to move his wife and children to a neighbor’s higher house. Water surges nearly two feet above streets as homes along the main road flood, with residents aiding the elderly and carrying belongings to safety. Many seek shelter in upper rooms as rainfall begins around two in the morning.
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F Mervill
Bulletin
Nethbor
Noy
Merrill
Pablo Valley
Johnstown
Pulolo
Mr. Merrill
Livestock Losses After Fierce Rushes Hit Valley
Report from Hyestock area details heavy flooding and property damage. Road Supervisor John Wilton notes cattle, poultry, and livestock swept away or killed, homes flooded, and bridges damaged as residents of Patrilo Valley and Kapahulyu could not reach work. Continued on Pages 4.
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Hyestock
John Wilton
Pasion
Fawn
Patrilo Valley
Kapahulyu
Maliki
Seax
Wilson
Simuill
Panod
Kuli
Wilken
Wien
Nike
Free Canal Passage Movement Grows On Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast shippers push for free tolls for American vessels passing through the Panama Canal. Public and commercial bodies, including the Oregon Washington Association and the Western Manufacturers' Association, endorse the idea. President Taft favors free or minimal tolls, opposed by railroads. If adopted, freight costs from the Pacific to the Atlantic could drop by 60 cents to $1.00 per ton, saving tens of millions annually.
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Honolulu
Mike Ny
Panamaanal
Hawaii
Pagtte
Aswochilion
Stronest
United States
Oregon
Taftan
Mwwali
Tol
Sigur
Derdasie Continent
Ton
KO. White
Mor Lhana” Association
Béford
Mr. White
Congression
Itta Alka
Calve to Return for Two Concerts at Hawaiian Opera House
Calve announces a return to sing in Manchester and will headline Hero Twin in a few days. Manager Hager and Adams of the Music Company confirm a cablegram from Calve stating she will be here soon for two concerts at the Hawaiian Opera House.
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Pyi Mane Hager
WD. Adams
Tergatstrom Music Compan
Calvert
Lodge Opposes Direct Vote In Senate Speech
Senator H C Lodge of Massachusetts spoke against a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of U S Senators. He called the plan inadvisable at this time and urged opposition in the Senate chamber.
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Agapotites ’ Washingto
H. C. Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
United States
Lodge
Reinforcements Arrive as Juarez Faces Possible Battle
Juarez has been reinforced and more federal troops are coming. Expecting further reinforcements, Mexican armies await a potential clash with both sides poised for battle near El Paso.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
McKinlay Named for Federal Office in California
Representative Duncan E. McKinlay of California was nominated for surveyor of customs at San Francisco. The announcement came from Washington on February 6.
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Mckinlay
Federal Office
Cte Ave
Washington, D. C
Duncan E. McKinlay
California
San Francisco
Archbishop Ryan Health Improves Rapidly
Archbishop Ryan's health shows rapid improvement with every sign of recovery. The report from Prem Cube indicates hopeful progress and continued cautious optimism about his condition.
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Archbishop Ryan
Prem Cube
Ryan
Parliament Opens as King Delivers Speech in Lords Row
London February 6 Parliament opened amid rumors of a clash with the Lords. King George delivered the royal speech as the anti Lords faction in the House of Commons holds a strong majority.
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London
King George
House of Commons
Marietta Ordered to Portsmouth from New Orleans
The U S gunboat Marietta, which arrived at New Orleans with malaria aboard, has been ordered to Portsmouth.
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Marietta
Portsmouth
Speck
Washington, D. C
U. S
New Orleans
Ten Years Sentenced for Dynamiting Tent House Case
Dr Willard P Burke, convicted January 27 for dynamiting the tent house occupied by Miss Lu Etta Smith and her eleven month old baby on February 5, 1910, was sentenced today to ten years in San Quentin prison. The report notes ongoing local water issues and a reference to recent utility concerns.
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F Specila
Wutlet
Santa Rosa
Cal
Willard P. Burke
Lu Etta Smith
San Quentin
Lone Democrat May Pending Special Election For Territorial Senate
Senator Herbert Moore, the lone Democrat in the upcoming Legislature, may not return from the coast due to a throat ailment. Doctors advise against exertion and a nonresident status could force the Senate to declare his seat vacant, triggering a special election. Senator EW. Quinn reports from San Francisco that Moore’s condition worsened and a quick answer is awaited.
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Herbert Moore
Territorial
Senate
Chan Ber
EW. Quinn
San Francisco
Moore
Quinn
Senator Moore
Jet Moore
Denounce Proposed Canadian Reciprocity by Lansdowne and Balfour
Lord Lansdowne and former Prime Minister Balfour today denounced the proposed Canadian reciprocity measure before Parliament in London. Their denouncement signals sharp opposition from prominent figures over the policy discussed in the House.
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Sanedal Wat
London
Lord Lansdowne
Balfour To Day
Bank official removed banksuperintendent swap in California
Sacramento February 6 Treasurer Williams was today appointed Superintendent of banks, replacing Superintendent Anderton who may remove “Por Sate” cards at Bulletin.
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Sacramento
Cal
Williams
Anderton
Bulletin
Manchuria Arrives Port Later This Week
Dispatches from Honolulu report the Pacific Mall liner Manchuria with sixteen hundred ceremonial tones of merchandise on board will dock at Hortoluli Saturday. The ship's arrival signals forthcoming cargo for San Francisco bound shipment. Dr Harota spoke at Central Church today on Christian commitment.
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Manchuria
H. Hackfeld & Co
Hongkong
Hortoluli
San Francisco
Harota
Central Church
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