Breaks Law to Be Here Few Hours Sweep Change in Army Posts
War Department of Nolaty announces a planned rapid reduction of Philippine forces by one third. Four regiments of infantry and two of cavalry will replace twelve regiments, freeing 15,000 troops for Hawaii. The move enables stationing a large number of troops in Hawaii, with about 12,000 to 15,000 expected on the islands. The Philippine drawdown is presented as a strategic shift to bolster Pacific contingents. Continued on Page 2.
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Warbhington
War Department of Nolaty
Hawaii
Garrieon
Guayagull Ik
Lower Califordia
Pacific Fleet
W. Wurtebaugh
Niehscolvene Atoll
Sierra
Wurtebaugh
Tin
Far East
Raward Woods
Chattanooga
Conde
Wurtabough
Won
Yentercay
President's veto to follow tariff findings remains firm
London dispatch reports President Taft insists no revision of the Payne Aldrich tariff schedule will be considered unless the Tariff Board report is issued. Rep Payne Darnell and McCall informed the White House of possible Democratic coalition in the Senate. Taft pledged to veto any tariff measure not aligning with Board findings. Also notes the British reaction to the German authorities imprisoning British attorney Bertram Stewart, warning of possible international complications.
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Wonmington
B. Ge
Payne-Aldrich
Congress
Tat
Torif Board
Republian
White House
Payne
Darnell
McCall
Democratic House
M Coalition
Senate
Cin
Prem Pub
London
Eng
Betram Stewart
Fort De Russy Reclamation Plan Underway Soon
The Army engineers plan harbor and land improvements at Port De Russay by dredging and piping sand from the harbor to Fort Armstrong. The project, delayed by a Pearl Harbor subcontract, will restore dry land and widen the harbor for navigation, with dredging to reach a charted depth of 3 feet.
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Fort DE Russy
Honolulu
Hment
Port de Sussay
Standard American Dredging Co
Fort Armstrong
Cora
de Rusay
Dredient
Armatrony Reservation
Appeal Expected in Road Case Before Belt Road Commission
The best pad commission has a meeting next Saturday to decide whether to appeal Judge WhitFey in the circuit court. John JH Wilwon claims he won the lowest responsible bidder and should have been awarded the first belt road section contract. No decision has been issued yet on taking the matter to the Supreme Court, with a meeting planned to decide the issue. Wilfo to sign contracts for tenders for the second section and for Kalina Ki and other schools' building work opened Saturday.
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Ntl
Whlel
Whitfey
Elrouit
John JH. Wilwon
Supreme Court
Oifer
Colonial Ball Plans Progress Amid Committee Efforts
Preparations advance for the colonial ball on February 22 as General Arthur Wall announces patrons for the event. The committee works through the details with Mrs McM. Macwham and other named patrons aiding the effort.
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Amd Hany Dirwotwe
Arthur Wall
rHor Kunden
Patronensen Iy
We Foley Lowe
Mom. Macwah
Woc Fowles
Mes Goorke
IL Carter
Meu
Arthur Po Wall
Je Galt
Mn OS Allen
Bas Matesmith
George Borman
Fairchild Bill 15 Delayed in Congress Amid Debate
In a stalled session the Fairchild Bill 15 faced delays as governors, congressmen, and senators weigh proposed public lands provisions. The committee's opposition centers on the bill's pace and potential impacts, with supporters urging faster action and broader hearings while noting backing from key figures and local officials.
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Fairchild Bill
Congress
Fleet May Stay Through June in Washington Report
Washington notes say the fleet will stay until June. A cache of private letters suggests government insiders confirm the Pacific Fleet may remain and Maryland could be recalled to rejoin the fleet after Guaymas. Changes include officer detachments, transport missions, and navigation postings as the group moves toward the Pacific.
Chorus Sends Off Sailors Amid Tearful Farewell At Honolulu
A sobbing crowd at Alakea wharf watches Nippon Maru and Hughes Munroe Company crew depart for Manila and the Far East. Navy and Army ranks join in a melancholy sendoff as chorus members and local admirers share farewells, with automobile chauffeurs adding to the scene on the Honolulu waterfront.
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Withal van
Nippon Maruus
Alakea
Dapat
China
Beari Tg
Hughes Munlea
Manila
Girties
Tor Johannes
Land Sale for Taxes Reported by Attorney General
Information to hand shows Tax Acsowene Farley of Hawaii will sell land by tax sale to raise funds. The process involves a court action to authorize the sale. a small parcel of land may be auctioned after a notice period and legal proceedings are invoked.
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Farley
Hawaii
Marley
Punchbowl 15 After Action Report
A Punchbowl residents committee met with the Governor to press for preferences and to urge action on a plan. The attorney general is expected to decide within a day or two, while Governor Us asks Pug Kendong to manage the mainte of new streets and a road project.
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Tia Mornine
Pug Kendong Ae
Barracks Site Selected Near Main Road for New Facilities
Barracks to be rebuilt closer to the main road with a concrete health block and officer quarters. Wind and dust will be minimized by aligning new structures parallel to the existing lines, improving water supply, drainage, and accessibility while preserving current occupants during construction.
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Jon Yemterrstay
Hew
Morea
Weil Vane
Ania
Ap UN
Canton Mente
Honolulu Act Meeting Voiced By San Francisco Adverts Club
A noon meeting of the Commercial City hosts the actual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the United States in San Francisco. The group endorsed the act proposed by Chilean organizers and emphasized the event's significance for the industry.
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Chile
San Francisco
United States
Mexico Near Revolt Sparks Border Guard Orders
General Leonard Wood issued orders to mobilize units to the Mexican border guarding posts at Beatle Helena Tampa Spokane and Savannah amid reports of General Orosco's disloyalty to President Madero and talks of Chiapas secession.
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Washington, D
Leonard Wood
Beatle
Helena
Tampa
Spokane
Bavannah
Orosco
Madero
Chifa
Indicted dynamiters linked to union cases in Indianapolis
A grand jury returns thirty two indictments in the union dynamiting probe in Indianapolis. Most indictments target union officials, with names kept in a secret file amid threats to witnesses.
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Brews
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand
Wise
McNamara Unity Crew
Dynamic Wreckers
Fragmented OCR notes on travel and payments incident
The text outlines a disjointed account mentioning a $200 payment related to a flying trip, names a gasland group, and references various individuals and locales such as Oakland and Nippon. The fragmentary narrative includes unclear references to contracts, payments, and a "Cabbie" figure, with no coherent sequence or definitive outcome.
Palmyra islands dispute unsettles Washington rumor war
Ambiguity over British plans to seize Palmyra Island near Hawaii sparks inquiry in Washington. Reports suggest Britain may claim the island in the Pacific while U S officials deny knowledge of any ownership change. The Associated Press dispatch notes the issue dates to earlier claims and outlines competing historic titles and potential implications for the region.
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United States
Fahnyratfand
Presa
Honolulu
Seouble
Washington
Great Buitain
Palmyra Island
Hawaii
Aumstralia
Panama Canal
Hasell
Great Britain
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Germany
Ways and Meane Committee
Tata
Paine Daleell
Berluke
Mere G
Angus
JB Walker
Noonan
Bishop
Mire
Rehoeter
Po Lavery
Dane
M. Swanky
MT Doigherty
Miri Do Tenney
Dillingham
Mooke
J. Mo Dowsett
H. E. Hendrick, Sr
Merchant
Alakea Streets
FLEET
Navy
Army
Maryland
Ely
Honolul
Hlocka
Honohuu
Mexico
Herrick
Hutia
Washington, D.C
Myron T. Hersrick
Ohio
Robert Bacon
France
Tepeeral Wu
Washington, D. C
Caneetal Teh
Henin Patter
Cal
Timothy
Dright
Nanking
Premier Yuan
Cook
Gasland
Hou
Jawe
Cabbie Gunye
Oakland
Palmyra
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