1666 Russians Coming Yokohama 1910 Immigrant News
Fragmentary report mentions Russians in Yokohama in 1910 with references to Mongolian and Siberian ship shipments, and various numeric entries and locations. The readable text lists numbers like three hundred and sixteen and four hundred as capacities or counts, with scattered place names such as Attu, Keron, Nippon, and Keron.
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Honolulu
Mongolia
Attu tamHies
Tenyo
Koventy Ave
Keron
Nippon
Siberia
Governor Frear Sees Limitations of Territorial Prohibition
Governor Frear said Hawaii cannot enforce prohibition by itself and would favor federal action. He is not radical on ending saloons, doubts the best method, and warned there is no direct link between federal prohibition and territorial self government. He favors federal control but prefers legislative action for lasting results.
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Freir
Hawaii
Frear
Rear
Harwall
Prear
Congress
Research Clubs Back Peary Arctic Expedition
Washington February reports that national scientific societies will join the Arctic Club in backing the expedition to reach the South Pole next season. Grant P. Trent is appointed associate justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines by President Taft.
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WA D.C
Phic’ Sociae
Fe Arctic Clut
Cra
Bouth Pole
Washington, D. C
Taft
Grant P. Trent
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Roosevelt's Home Coming
Republicans in Congress plan a nationally styled welcome for ex president Roosevelt on his return from Africa. The event is expected to be broad in scope and aimed at unifying the party and appealing to the wider public. Newark News notes an editorial outlook but offers no new details.
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Washington, D. C
Republicans
Congress
Roosevelt
Polew
Merchants oppose federal control of Hawaii rights
The Merchants' Association adopted a resolution opposed to a federal prohibitory law for Hawaii Territory. Led by George W. Smith, members stressed opposition to any federal infringement on territorial rights and rejected steps toward greater federal control.
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Merchants’ Association
Territory of
Hawaii
George W. Smith
Thurston's Sit-Down Protest Sparks Merchannts Ration Clash
In a chaotic public meeting on a Tor Od Mactaclane streetcar, six speakers including Thurston and Walters spoke out of turn, all later ruled out. The debate touched on prohibition and liquor laws, with Thurston arguing history and community desire to curb drunkenness, amid a campaign backdrop defeating John Hughes.
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L.A
Hawaii
John Hughes
Invasion of Rights Resolution at Chamber of Commerce Meeting
A chamber of commerce debate ends with a resolution asserting territorial rights and opposing congressional action to prohibit sale of spirituous liquor, calling such federal prohibition an uninvited invasion of local prerogatives already granted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hanolili Chamber of Commerce
Congress of the United States
Spiritua Iquor
The Waterloulais Trust Company Advertisement Fragment
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement proclaims a trust company’s broad services. It claims acting as trustee for mortgages trusts life and fire insurance, managing sinking funds, handling stock and bond transfers, brokering real estate, rents and rental boxes, and maintaining up to date records for a trust company with a Fort and Merchant Street address and telephone number. The text is garbled but indicates a wide array of fiduciary and financial services.
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Acta An
Ang Gua Ai
Sole
Moruiages
Per Cony
Trisures Auronatices
Acte
Ras Aan
Nate Dopont
NAY Waterilouais Trust Company
Fort
BtrHotn
Telephone 136
Hawaii selects Mrs Coulter to represent islands in mainland tennis
Upon arrival of the China thinner morning President Rockua of the Hawaiian Lawn Tennis Association announced that arrangements with Mrs Coulter to represent Hawaii on the mainland have been completed. Dr Sumi attends to management while matches in July are planned, with May Button and Mine Hotchkins among potential upcoming opponents.
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Rockua
Hawaiian Lawn Tennis. Association
Bir
Bulletin Editorial Rooms Phone 166
Sugar, Gan Francisco file fragment lists numbers and quotes with unclear context. Reads as a damaged OCR segment from a city or editorial bulletin page, mentioning phone contact and numeric codes, lacking coherent event or report details.
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Bulletin
Explorer Dr Cook Ig Found In Bermuda Island Hideaway
Discredited explorer Tay dla pa pk Baap has been located in a secluded area of Bermuda, where correspondents report he has spent the time comfortably. His whereabouts had been uncertain, stirring renewed attention among readers nationwide.
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Dr. Cook Ig
Bermuda
Insurgents Near Capital as Boaco Evacuated
MANAGUA Nicaragua February 8 insurgents are nearing the capital after the government forces evacuated Boaco the town was immediately seized by government troops. A notable figure described as a man who spoke briefly appears in the report.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Epent
Boaco
Freight Boat F Interisland adds steamship Cascade to fleet
Freight steamer to join Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company after General Manager Kennedy's coast visit. Cascade, previously run by C. R. McCormick & Co on the Pacific coast, was handed to Inter-Island interests and is expected to sail from Honolulu for Pradjeieo before week’s end. Vessel weighs about 515 tons gross and 110 tons net, with 162 feet length, 36 foot beam, 12 feet 5 inch depth, and capacity for about 9000 inches of sugar.
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Bteam Navigation Company
Vowels
Kennedy
Cascade
C. Rk, McCormick & Co
Pacle
Honolulu
Paih
Wat
Mermahip Company
Elke
Niihau
Holeno
Watch Our Pines Democrats Push Tentative Pest Bill
The notice reports Democrats proposing a bill on pest control and sanitation with anticipated support from a congressman. It references a public announcement and looming legislative actions related to a tax or subsidy measure.
Pineapple pest threat feared in Southern California
The Los Angeles Examiner reports fears that an aphidlike pest found on shipments from Honolulu could attack fruit trees in Southern California. Inspectors monitor Los Angeles markets and have already destroyed 668 pineapple shipments. The pest clings to the fruit exterior and does not pierce the skin, but fear of infestation persists.
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Los Angeles
Loe Angele
Honoluiu
California
Inspectory J
Honolulu
Florida
Resolution on internal affairs of territory administration
A fragmentary text discusses administering internal affairs in accordance with American government principles. It mentions sending a copy of the resolution to Washington and references a vote, though details are incomplete and unclear.
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Mit Ta
Passenger Clune Dies Aboard China From Honolulu Voyage
John Clune an American passenger on the Pacific Mail steamer China died during the voyage from San Francisco to the Far East. He was buried at sea the next day after a brief illness observed aboard the ship near Honolulu. His possessions included negotiable papers and drafts, with about fifty pounds on Australian banks.
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John
Jett Fan Pranebeo
China
Honolulu
Limestead
Clune
feneWay
Dem
Cal Horala
Far East
Pacific Mall
San Francisco
Cline
Chine
Pantona
Deai
William Allen
Australia
Oriental
Porte Grealxty
Yemo
Honglulu
Japan
Yokohama
Pacife
James
McCencham
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Roaust Association
Thirtesa
Tne
Mrs. Coulter
Gan Francisco
Fey
Interisland
Sudsidy Bil
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