Legislators Ready To Caucus In Turbulent State Debate
The article describes heated preparations for caucus sessions as legislators, including Mayall and Chillingworth, maneuver amid party divisions. Reports note shifting alliances, procedural battles, and potential impacts on control of the house and senate, with mention of key supporters and opponents.
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Alereun
le Mholaleln
Tbs
Chillingworth
Tie Femate
San Wellinol
Maul
Vilas
Calve Concerts Tonight Amid Eastbound Tickets
Calve concerts begin tonight with patrons urged to arrive early as scheduled performances face ticket constraints. Manager Peters notes a list of graty to be fatten about Uipee foot lug. concert will proceed with adjustments due to packed houses and safety measures.
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Hetup Trons
Alwely
Peters
Adin
Kipling
Ottier
Regis Vemuinie
Mear
bsePoiy
Admiral Hinks Flag Comments Stir Political Debate
Fragmented notes describe a public naval ceremony at Havana with Admiral Hinks, the arrival of invited guests, a reception on the lawn, and a ceremonial salute. The text shifts to a political dispute over a chaplain nomination, with mentions of Rev Stephen B. Vestal and Republican executive committee endorsements affecting House appointments and future caucuses.
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Yeni
Siren
HMA
Owe
Shepley
Hindane
Hotetein
Stephen B. Vesta
Republic Roe Executive cc
Dickering
Desha
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Afdernoon
Empeyon
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Senate
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Oana
Asistawe Levis
Daniel
K. Pitt
Oulin
Samuel K. Paulo
Gann
Charlea H. Clark
Ate. Jigitor
John (. Sonepa
Oahu
Mewenger
SK. Malol
Oahu Hoare
Merk
Wand Woodward
Owls
Luther A. K. Evans
Willie Chillingworth
Mant Sereimtatarami
Harry Kahau
Oun
Joe de Pakeko
Hawaii
Meawenger
Jou
Kauai
WH. Crawford
Life Saving Apparatus On Waikiki Beach Installed
A historic note describes installing life saving apparatus on Waikiki Beach. It credits Henen Schaller and others for efforts promoting safety devices and facilities. The article references related figures and events tied to early 20th century lifesaving initiatives and local coastal safety progress.
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Waikiki Beach
Transport in with Seventh Cavalry to Manila arrives
The transport Sheridan reached Joselock White from San Bran Neiweo delivering 114 sacks of mail and the Seventh Cavalry under Colonel Hunter. On board were Gen Frederick Funston and Captain Hugh Lee, nephew of Confederate general Fitzhugh Lee, plus Quartermaster-Captain Fitz Humphrey. The ship will depart tomorrow with six distinguished passengers.
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Sheridan
Joselock White
San Bran Neiweo
Seventh Cavalry
Manila
Hunter
Frederick Funston
Hugh Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
Robert 1
Fith Humphrey
Bulletin notices seek ads for 1911 Special Edition
Advertising copy and cuts for People and Places of Hawai, the Evening Bulletin 1911 Special Edition, to be issued with the Shriner's edition February 21, must be sent to the Bulletin office now. Advertising space orders for the Mike! edition on February 1 should be given at once.
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Hawai
Evening Bulletin
Confunion
Shriner
Bulletin
Bribery Charge May Be Upheld In Ship Subsidy Probe
Washington report states investigators have finished testimony including affidavits and expect the committee to substantiate bribery claims linked to the ship subsidy bill. Friends of the measure are alleged to have sought to secure its passage through improper influence.
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Honertius
Washington, D. C
Friends of
No Opposition Declares Frear in May Session
A cracked report from a May session quotes Governor Breen asserting no opposition to Frear and stressing the need to maintain and advance the record of government in Hawaii. He says the system is sound, with routine matters incidental and aimed at serving the people.
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Brean
Hawwall
Endorsement Cable Sent for Lindsay as Federal Judge Successor
The Phil Association endorses Attorney-General Lindsay to succeed Federal Judge Robertson. A cable was sent to Washington and the President with the Bar Association voting 30 to 1 in favor. Acting President Frank Thompson notes the unanimous support. Nawalian Islands.
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Lindsay
Robertson
Grant
Washington
Kuhtos Rob
Meeting
Bar Association
Alexander Lindsay
Frank Thompson
Nawalian Islands
Favorable Report on Pension Bill in Senate
The Senate today favorably reported on the pension bill and projected an income increase of fifty million dollars. The report signals approval of the measure and its anticipated funding impact.
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Washington, Dc
Senate Today
Japanese Bank Robbery Surges in Sacramento Heist
Five robbers blew open Nippon Bank in Sacramento, wounding two pursuing officers before escaping with 5909 dollars. The incident occurred on February 13, targeting the Nippon Bank, a Japanese financial institution, as police investigated the daring daytime assault.
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Sacramento
Gal
Nippon Bank
Nicaragua Capital Under Martial Law
Managua February 13 explosions rocked barracks and grounds of the Presidential mansion as ammunition detonated authorities declared martial law fearing revolution the President's family sought refuge in the American consulate.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Lincoln-Davis Exposition Proposed in Louisville 1915
Associated Press reports in Louisville that a national Lincoln Davis exposition may be held in 1915 to celebrate the close of the Civil War fifty years ago.
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Associated Pres
Louisville
Pan American Congress Opens With Taft Address
President Taft delivered the opening address at the Pan American Congress in Washington D C announcing the start of the meeting. The session marked a new push for Pan American cooperation amid ongoing international tensions and policy discussions.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Pan American Congress
Railway property goes up in smoke at Monterey event
The boundhouse and sixteen locomotives of the Mexican Central Railway burned in Monterey Mex on February 13. The blaze destroyed railway property prompting investigations and emergency responses amid tense regional transport disruptions.
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Monterey
Mex
Mexican Central Railway
Experts Begin Examination of 2000 Cattle for Condemnation
Experts start the examination of about 2,000 cattle with many slated for condemnation. The inspection, delayed by rain, will inspect daily herds as the process proceeds. Officials expect most duley herds to be culled and condemned cattle to be disposed of, with fears the meat could be traded widely if not properly handled.
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Stein
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