Woman Dynamiter Sentenced for Life in California
Mrs Isabella J. Martin, who dynamited Judge Ogden's home, was sent to San Quentin for life. The sentence, confirmed today by Judge Wells, ends a famous California criminal case. Martin prepares to report as guardian of "Baby Jot" unless an appeal is filed.
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Cal Oakland
Cal
Isabella J. Martin
Ogden
San Quentin
Wells
Superior Court
California
Burke
Martin
Record of 153 Fishermen Drowned on Ice Floe
In Norway on February 10 a major Scandinavian tragedy is reported as 153 fishermen were swept from an ice floe into the sea and drowned. The loss marks one of the greatest disasters of its kind in the region.
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Canewia
Callie
Norway
Scandinavia
Taft Backs Reciprocity in Address at Fair
President Taft addressed the Corn Exposition in Columbus favoring the Canadian reciprocity measure. The speech urged tariff concessions and trade ties with Canada as part of a broader economic policy.
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Taft
Columbus
Mine Explosion Kills Eleven Miners in Trinidad
A terrible explosion at a local mine in Trinidad kills eleven workers today. Rescue efforts continue as officials assess the disaster and the cause remains under investigation.
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Balletin Cables
Trinidad
Galo
Famine Sufferers Turn Robbers Terrorize Amoy
Amoy China on February 10 reports famine afflicted residents turning to theft as armed robbers strike from famine districts. The city endures a state of terror as bandits raid for sustenance.
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Threrial Fa Bie Tin Ean Amoy
China
Hayti Rebellion Over Port au Prince
The rebellion here pressed with tension mounting as clashes spread around Port au Prince and authorities struggle to restore order amid growing unrest.
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Port AU Prince
Weather in Honolulu After Spree Winds Tear Boards
A brutal windstorm hit Honolulu blowing a gate and uprooting trees while shrubs were smashed. Most lawns bear wood fragments as the air remains heavy though lighter than recent nights. Forecasters predict a change in a day or two with the city set to regain its normal smiling appearance. Charles Te Frazier notes only one of hundreds of signs blew down and says supports have been strengthened to weather future storms.
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Sierra
Honolulu
Charles Te Frazier
Pioneer Advertising Company
Robertson Gets Kuhio's Support in Capitol Nomination
Indications from Washington on February 10 suggest Federal Judge A G M Robertson of Honolulu will be named to succeed Chief Justice Hartwell. Delegate Kuhio backs Robertson, signaling strong influence for the federal judgeship. Reports note possible contenders include Cooper, Breckons, and A W Le OC, with Breckona supporters active in Washington for the nomination.
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Washington, D. C
A. G. M. Robertson
Honolulu
Hartwell
Kuhio
Robertson
Ovelack Fomineen
Reybllean
Cooper
Juxiter Martwell
Judie Cooper
Breckona
Atkieon
Pepeee
Washington
Who's Who on the Sierra Arrives From Many Cities
A large Sierra passenger group lands in Puget Sound area, with delegates from Seattle and other states. Notables include Mrs. Dr. Baum, Mr. Comrie of Petaluma, and George Martin, plus Carl Stolenberg of the Puget Sound Navigation Company. The party, about to tour, will assist in arranging the Alameda purchase. Continued on Page 2.
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Puget Sound
Pacife Couah
Lave
Toxpitol
San Francisco
Baum
Tolands
JT. Comrie
Peta
Tna
Cal
Prado
Comrie
Meu
Clunin
Hey
George Martin
Whorg
le. Papin Fa
Fia
Uy Vanwuarn
Tovelat
Waien
Sierra
Carl Stolenberg
Xecretiry-Trenwurer
Poset Sound Navigation Company
Seutte
Wart
Gurny
J. Stone
Nene Ween
Wreck of Russian Bark Glenbank Near Cossack WA
The Russian bark Glenbank was wrecked off Cossack in West Australia last night with twenty nine souls lost. The vessel, described as Glenbank, encountered disaster near the coast causing a fatal maritime incident.
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Australia
Peras Cal Cossack
West Australia
Glenbank
English Admiral Beresford Retired by Age
Mod Drews Cable reports from London that Admiral Beresford was retired today due to age. The retirement marks the end of a long naval career and follows standard practice for senior officers.
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Mod
Drews Cable
London
Beresford
Operator Anderson Flashes Record Wireless Message
Willi Anderson of the Oceanic steamer Sterrin set a transatlantic wireless distance, signaling from the ship to San Francisco. He reported hearing a land station call P 7, and the San Francisco operator confirmed contact within proximity, marking a notable long distance wire transmission achievement for the era.
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Wirelis
Willi Anderson
Ini
Anderson
Torra
Franenco
Storra
San Francisco
Fiety
Honolle
Chillingworth Candidacy Stirs Senate Toward Change
The Senate debates Chillingworth’s status amid pressure from colleagues to stay or resign. Rumors swirl of possible replacements including Mai-rcind and Kaithen, while chairs of committees shift under consideration. Public sentiment centers on leadership and the head of the military committee.
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Senate
Mike
Holt
Chitineworth
Maircind
Kaihen
Chillingworth
Chillingworthy
Benate
Reap- Holttine
Benner
Kaideen
Katana
Rakinsen
J. T
Katara
Chile
Cheaney
Kalinin
Governor outlines territorial surplus for public works
The governor discusses the territorial surplus and county surplus funds for public improvements and education. He argues the money should be used for neglected territorial institutions and essential projects, urging joint action rather than diverting revenue from territorial authorities.
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Hutwe
Avernor
Pat of Public Instruction
Honda
Honolulu
Ixus
Onde
Han
Rendy
Tereitoria
High Forester Hogan Tours Hawaii Visit
High chieftain of the Ancient Order of Foresters Frank W. Hogan arrives in Hawaii escorted by local Foresters. He plans a monthlong Inland stay and visits Mawali areas, with Deputy Perry guiding.
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Frank W. Hogan
High Court
Ancient Order of Foresters
Pacific
Mawnakoa
Hilo
Hogan
Oule
Perry
Mexican Rebels Win Battle at Mulato
Mulato Mex Feb 10 Revolutionary forces claimed a victory in a battle today though the Federal troops suffered unknown losses. The report notes heavy fighting with no exact casualty figures available yet and the outcome described as a triumph for the rebels.
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Mulato
Mex
Senator Root Opposes Popular Vote for Senators
Washington February 10 Senator Root delivered a rallying speech opposing direct popular election of U S senators. He argued against selecting senators by popular vote and voiced strong opposition to the plan favored by supporters of a direct national ballot.
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Prem
Washington, D.C
Root
Portuguese laborer Hangs Himself Near Home
A Portguese man named Antone Telles, forty, left home at 4 AM and was found dead two hours later hanging from a tree near his residence. Neighbors reported his despondency over illness and unemployment. He previously worked on a plantation and tended a garden while out of work. A claim of leprosy arising from a skin sample sparked speculation, but doctors said the test did not involve him. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Antone Telles
Eiseing
I Hon
Tellex
Tellea
Kwa Plantation
Pawan Junction
Panne
Neople
Teles
Donald H. Currie
Federal Leprosariumn
Donald McLennan
Currie
McLennan
Telles
Wilson Clings to Garbage Chief Post Amid Political Gridlock
The article describes Wilson resisting resignation from the garbage department, planning to side with the mayor on a key appointment. It notes a possible power clash with the mayor and the supervisor over whether the department should be moved to sanitation, with legal consultation ongoing and a deadline looming for turnover.
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Suvervienr
Wilson
Nak
Elty Marriage Department
Elty
Comaly Physickin
Remwome
Liv
OH Stocenwor
Ahnee Sentenced To Prison After Theft and Fraud
Ahnee faced multiple charges including theft and fraud. He was jailed for one year and four months after appearing before Judge Lower. Additional counts involve larceny and stock fraud linked to shares sold to an elderly Hawaiian, with previous sentences noted by Judge Lymer.
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Abnee
Pat Chinese
Jud Lower
Tim
Hin
Ciel McDuffie
San Prancisco Preview Note Emerges
A fragmented item from a San Francisco segment hints at a May event or auction preview. Readable names or dates are not clear, but the garbled text suggests a forthcoming public notice or sales listing.
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Capitol
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Munk
FREAR
Hawaii
Ahnee
Wali Ina
Hine
Waiatua
Tlk
Ahnes
Treaauver
Trent
Alew
Alnee
Lymer
Akenee
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