Unclear text on Hawaii politics and reform debate
Fragmented political commentary discusses Taft Hawaii, governance, public works, and court appointments. Mentions Honolulu leadership, roads, storms, and reclamation efforts. References figures like Diaz and Holstein. endorses Progressive officials Koonin Jol Milo Beckley and Bishop Estate trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koonin
Kom
Austin Jol Milo
Beckley
Wahila
Tawau County
Bulletin
Progressive Nationalism or What
A series introduction argues readers may be satisfied with current social and political systems, warning that such complacency rejects Progressive Nationalism. It outlines the movement’s aims for nation state efficiency, government action, and moral citizen strength, and invites critique of reform principles.
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Hothie Peil
Progressive Movement and National Reform
A fragmented piece traces the Progressive movement's aim to change national policy and improve political results. It references themes of reform, unity across regions, and the desire for widespread progress led by a national agenda and influential advocates.
Theodore Roosevelt ends: Progressive nationalism stirs debate
A lengthy editorial stance argues that Progressive Nationalism seeks a balance of state and national power to curb corporate privilege and protect public welfare. It praises Wisconsin leadership under La Follette and notes University involvement while challenging special interests that prefer limited government oversight.
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Vali
Odin
Feiling
Ain
Fey
Id woLbor Aenko
Hoyer
Mineriein
Wixonsin
Uniler
la Fullette
Wieonsin
Ailval
University of Wissonkin
Wisconsin
Speela
Progressive Action
Theodore Roosevelt
Floods Ravage City Streets and Homes in Nighttime High Water
Water rose to the embankments on Kakut street and nearby areas as debris filled the streams. Residents battled rubbish, branches, and soggy fixtures while a horse swam on Kapakulu road near Ranile wheat. Aik Phe and Moanatoes Street were reported flooded with fear of more property damage.
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Kakut Street
Wilbon
Ubul
Kapakulu
Ranile
Wal
Floods near Atilita Street disrupt Hollow Town
Residents along Atilita Street near Kins faced flooding as a vast lake formed, forcing people to flee in waterlogged areas. School children used improvised means to cope, with many clothing soaked. Hawalian Electric Company reported no outside damage notifications.
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Atilita
Kins
City Streets Is Flooded by Heavy Rain in Honolulu
Reports from flooded districts say rain began early this morning with City and County Engineer Gerg and firefighters surveying damage. Water inundated streets from Artevan to Toretinta, reaching homes and even first floors as drains failed and a river of stormwater overwhelmed King Street and nearby areas.
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Elty
Gerg
Gave
King and Young
Thomas Square
Walnianalo
Alexander’ Street
Artevan
Toretinta Street
King Strect
McCully
Malki
Pukol Street
Victoria
Kerguioki
Honenie
Mikilel
Thi Lim
Mikel Street
Matlock Avenue
da Hilo
Berchankt
Kaplotund Park
Katutecum Aveni
Waikiki
Kahikana
Txlands
A. W. Carter
Parker Ranch
Sir Carter
Honoluru
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Kerr Building
Alakea St
Territory of Hawaii
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Associated Press
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Canada
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Territory of
Hawaii
Taft
Tommy Burne
Honolua
Venice
Niuanu
Mike Tly
Hell
Holstein
Cluttier
Allure Ciel
Supreme Court
Piowski
Mr. Diaz
Mexico
Ais
Hilo
Jandsing
Jermaon
Tin Supreme Court
Ting
Elvic
Tishop
Xemetiius
Mit
Pouble
Courtieg
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
King St
New
Kalukana Ave
Muna
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Island Fruit CO
King Street
Wells
Margo Ixpress
Mtanocracy
Morever
Ilttaru
Ilneceln
Dnehanan
Pinon
Ayawg
Wendell Phillips
California
Gurrey
Wireless
Waterhouse Trust
Houwin
Wal- Kiki
Kirtstrent
Young Treet
Kalmult
Makiis Dixtelet
Fort and
Honoluld, T. H
New York
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
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