Army bill passes to reorganize U S forces in Cuba and Pacific
Washington Jan 31 the House passed a bill to reorganize and enlarge the army to about 100000, with the President authorized to reduce infantry and cavalry units to sixty men per company. The measure also allows recruitment from Cuba Porto Rico and Pacific islands and creates cavalry infantry engineers and ordnance units. A Hawaii bond concert honored Oregon captains and crew.
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Teas Offered By Honest Sixteen-Ounce Weight
The seller laments past difficulties in finding genuine tea and announces a stock of pure teas stored in lead-lined chests. Buyers can inspect the product in daylight before purchase, with claims that the teas have never been manipulated since drying.
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Malgarian Princess Dead
Sofia reports Princess Ferdinand of Bulgaria died today from pneumonia. She had given birth to a daughter last evening. The Evening Bulletin offers full news for 75 cents per month.
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Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Treaty Prospects In Washington Projections On Philippine Independence
Washington notes show the foreign affairs column predicting a vote on the treaty before ratification. Anti expansionists have not gained enough votes to block or significantly amend the treaty though they claim a preliminary victory.
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Eis
Bell buoy tale linked to long maritime vigil
Minute and the Chief Engineer discuss a bell buoy that grates on nerves with its mournful monotone. They note the cast iron knocker was filed away so it would not strike, while Japanese fishermen reportedly went out at night to moor nearby, hinting at lingering maritime tension.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Services Mililani Hall
Mililani Hall hosts Sunday tea and Bible class at 11 a m Hawaiian services at 630 p m English preaching at 736 p m and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7136 p m The church calendar lists gatherings in Mililani Honolulu area and English services midweek. The second item reports Washington update on President health amid treaty opposition with a New York congressman spreading a rumor of ill health and friends asserting improvement.
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Capitol
Ragan Pound Guilty on First Ballot
Washington reports General Charles Patrick Eagan found guilty on the first ballot of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. With the first offense guilty, the second offense follows as a matter of course. the penalty for the first offense is fixed by law with deminions from the army and the court has no discretion. General Eagan will not be dismissed.
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New Chinese Ruler Named. Palace Change Impending
Peking January 30. The Dowager Empress has chosen a successor to the throne in a meeting with relatives but has not revealed the heir’s identity. All reports agree a palace change is imminent.
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Empresa
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Ao Jehoven
Foster Named U S Senator After Bitter Battle in State
Addigon G. Foster of Tacoma, a prominent athlete, was elected United States Senator from Washington to replace John L. Wilson after a highly partisan and heated legislative fight in the state capital. Foster's election comes as the culmination of a long contest among local leaders and party factions. The vote followed a contentious campaign marked by personal clashes and political maneuvering throughout January.
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Addigon G. Foster
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Northway
United States
John L. Wilson
Woman Loses 250 Draft At Local Bank
A female resident reports a draft for 250 dollars lost at a local bank in the past few days. She was advised to stop payment. Bank closures at noon prevented confirmation whether the instruction has been carried out.
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