Filipinos to undergo medical exams before departure
A Philippine delegation led by Mr Smith reported from Manila that all Filipinos recruited for Thawalian Island plantations will receive thorough medical examinations before leaving Manila or other departure points. The plan aims to prevent disease and involve cooperation with Philippine authorities and U S quarantine staff if needed.
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Thawalian Island
Manila
Cali
Habla
United States
Air Smith
Smith
Semie Seeks 19000 Payment for American Board Trustees
A legislative note reports Semie backing a bill to pay trustees of the American Board a sum of 19000 dollars. Debate centers on adequacy of the form and authority for reimbursement, with committee revisions and related resolutions noted. The record references judiciary input and referrals, and ongoing discussions extend to exposition funding and public service provisions.
Frear May Act on Lindsay Recommendation in Dinter Judge Case
Unclear memo reports Governor Frear weighing the Attorney General Lindsay recommendation for a United States interm judge. The outcome hinges on the President, with threats to act if not upheld. Mentions Rothwell and Cottvill as figures and notes cables regarding endorsement of Lindsay.
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Frear
Lindsay
United
Washington
Fe Mol
Het van
French Cabinet Resigns After Socialist Tensions
Paris cabinet resigns after threats and friction with socialists and agitators. resignation accepted as government faces political pressure and unrest.
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Paris
Hfs
Bar Endorsement Strong Says Smith For Federal Posts
William Q. Smith, secretary for the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association, on board the Pacific Mall steamer Ching morning endorsement of Attorney General Wickersham for the Chief Justice and other Federal judges. He and Delegate Kuhio learned that local bar association recommendations carry weight in Washington for territorial appointments.
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United States
Wickersham
Talt
Supreme Court
Hawaii
In Bar Association
Willian Q. Sith
Hawaiian Sugar Plantera' | Association
Washington
Kuhio
Smith
National Capital
Market Strength Fades in Uneven Honolulu Trading
Honolulu market shows strength but turnover stays light with few large blocks. Olua and Ewa shares exchange small volumes while bank calls hint at prices for Oulu Swgat and Mobryde sol. A separate item notes a social function and a Waikiki residence associated with Kalanaole and a decorative event at the Hawaiian Hoothy.
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Ewa
Honolulu
Pulse Battle With Indian Murderers Near Oregon Fine
In Winnemucca Nevada on February 27 twelve Indians who killed four stockmen near the Oregon border were overtaken by Humboldt county posse. A three hour battle ensued with whites and reds clashing. Eight Indians were killed and four captured. One officer was slain.
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Winnemuca
Gal
Oregon
Humboldt County
Judge Andrews Dies at Home in Hilo
Judge Andrews longtime district official of South Hilo Hawaii died yesterday morning at age 55 at his home in Hilo. He will be buried in Kawatahao cemetery with services at the grave. flag rites and a brief funeral are planned before interment in Hawaii.
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Judge Andrews
Hilo
Elen Whalers
Jade Andrew
Honolua
Juda Lorn
AL Andrews
Wonietrale
Childen
South Hilo
Hawaii
Wik
Lodi
Junge Anneews Waa
Maki Ōwan
Maul
Getelah
Iatt
Wi. M. Keolanni
Jide
Watsaly South
Senate Considers Lorimer Bribery Case
Washington February 27 The Senate today weighs the case of Senator William Lorimer of Illinois charged with bribery. The action centers on whether Lorimer improperly influenced his 1903 election to the Senate, prompting debate over his seating after controversy and calls for investigation.
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Lorimer
sAanoelitteat Preses
Arity
Washington, D. C
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Linolly
Thirty Frozen to Death in Caspian Derelict Ship
A gravely damaged report confirms thirty people found frozen to death on a derelict vessel drifting in the Caspian Sea near Astrakhan, Turkey, with rescue teams tallying the casualties on the icy site.
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Gaspian
Astrakhan
Turkey
Caspian Sea
Ten Fishermen Drowned Near Cuxhaven After Steamer Hits Rock
At Cuxhaven on February 2 a fishing steamer struck a rock and was wenched causing the deaths of ten fishermen. Local authorities and rescuers responded as salvage operations commenced with crews and lifeboats deployed to recover bodies and inspect the damaged vessel.
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Canis
Cuxhaven
Mexican rebels seize Ladura amid brief clash
In a brief engagement with little resistance, Mexican insurgents captured the town of Ladura today, advancing their campaign in the region near El Paso.
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Cable Y el’ Paso
Ladura
House Adopts Appropriations in Conference
The U S House approved native executive appropriation measures in a conference session. The report notes a printer and publisher entity based in Manila and references a paceman, Staples, returning home after years abroad. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Letina Cable
Washington, D. C
House
Chinese Aviator Lin Embraces Exhibition in Alameda County
Twenty three year old Lin, a native of China and student in the United States since 189?, arrives at Alameda County seeking promotion for a flight exhibition. Local promoters and Pacific Mail representatives discuss permits as Lin plans to fly to Japan and China.
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Japan
China
Ching
Univer
Cowles Prefers Honolulu Post Over Pacific Fleet Command
Rear Admiral Cowles, commander of Honolulu Naval Station, says he prefers to remain in Honolulu rather than command the Pacific Fleet’s second division. He denies backing the San Francisco press headline and notes other officers await Navy decision. The Navy secretary weighs offers as talks continue, with Cowles staying quiet but firm in his wish to stay home.
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Honolulu Naval Station
Thomnetatont
Conde
Reus
Ashatal Soeherkind
Persay
San Franiisco
Honolulu
Nuey
Washington
Honolula
Tve
Cormand Aly
Navy
Aidimini
Busherland
Athene
Mare
Linger Lanier
Direct Primary Bill Faces House Committee Vote
The direct primary bill, introduced by Representative Watkins, moves through the Republican committee with support from most delegates. Debate centers on party loyalty versus personal views as the measure awaits a committee vote and possible public hearings are unlikely.
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Aye Guha
Watkins
Gulu
Jdichis
Wade
Island Industries Bill Faces Tax and Cultivation Proposals
Representative Willa Williams of Giiha introduces a bill to encourage island industry by exempting certain exports from taxation for a period. The measure also seeks to regulate taxation and incentives for cotton, tobacco, rubber, and copra cultivation, with provisions on freight and liberty taxes, and a plan to study pay increases for local workers.
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Willa Wiliam
Giiha
Man
Ian
Shriners Ball Plans Amid Weather Delays at Seaside
Weather fails to halt the Seaside Shriners program with a big ball tonight. A daylong itinerary includes a parade from Alexander Young Hotel to Agius Bum and Moana, a social reception, and a banquet honoring Imperial Potentate Fred Aites and Mrs McCandrows.
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Seaside
Osha
Gute
Etek
Mperial
Fred Aites
Mic Dames
McCandrows
Aloha
Shriners
Halwa
Of & 1
Tives
Sunny Acep
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