Immigrant ship rejected at Gibraltar bound for Hawaii
A beit immigration ship carrying 1454 persons including 1135 adults and 319 children was refused entry to Hawaii via Gibraltar. Port doctors, led by two physicians, examined the passengers and found many unfit. Officials from Washington and the Territory of Hawaii coordinated rejection, citing health concerns and the ship’s overcrowded condition. The Harpation vessel was reported to arrive mid April with about 1400 aboard, many travelers seeking plantation work.
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Commissioner of Land Judd Quits in Oregon Resignation Effective
Commissioner of Land Judd has resigned and returns to federal forest service in Oregon. The governor announced the resignation which takes effect tomorrow. Judd will serve as Land Commissioner and chair the Board of Agriculture and Forestry in two divisions, one paid and one unpaid. The governor said Judd left for private reasons and will rejoin federal service. It is expected two men will be appointed to oversee the former duties, with a separate appointment handling the Board of Agriculture and Forestry.
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Board of Agriculture
Inspection for Bananas 18 Success
Under government supervision, Hawaiian bananas sent to consumers within two weeks. The system, set up by Market Controller Starrett, operates to prevent infected shipments. Five thousand bunches left the coast yesterday and remaining stock shipped earlier from Siberia and China. California declared a quarantine on Mexican fruit, raising demand and prices, with concurrent fish market notes of new arrivals at the Metropolitan Market.
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Rumored Fleet Shuffle Involving West Virginia Colorado
Rumors say Admiral Thorne and Southerland may swap ships with West Virginia and Colorado to Bremerton for repairs while Calligram and South Dakota stay. No official orders have been issued and timing remains uncertain as personnel retirements loom.
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Rubber Co pays dividends soon for Naniku Rubber
The Naniku Rubber Company plans dividend payments next year after a long expansion and capital buildup. Observers note rubber prices steady and demand rising while the company’s Hawai bulge grows. the Hawaii Rubber Growers Association convention may be postponed to spring.
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Mawailani Amirican Rubber Company
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Nabiki
Jim Coke Declares Democratic Delegate Candidacy
The article notes Jim Coke announces plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Delegate to Congress. He states his intent to support the Democratic convention and participate as a Democratic worker, citing Republican dissension as a factor.
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Palmyra inquiry flags Navy clash over records
Admiral Thomas dodges Palmyra probe comments as Navy denies blocking records. Report notes Went Virginia voyage crew sought archives, while Washington cites no halt to access. Interior secretary hints at policy shifts tied to Taft era funding debates.
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Powers favor China aid in recognition effort
Washington reports that Great Britain Russia Germany and Japan have responded favorably to Secretary Knox note inviting joint action by the powers to recognize a Chinese government. The move signals tentative international coordination amid unrest in China and aims to stabilize the region.
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Huge Coal Strike Seizes 70000 Miners in Britain
London Feb 28 seven hundred thousand coal miners joined a strike today a massive stoppage affecting coal production across Britain with disruptions reported at major pits and transport links widespread workers demand higher wages and shorter working hours continuing into the evening
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Washington denies VP bid by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the Federal Bureau of Chemistry, refutes a report that he is a candidate for the Vice Presidential nomination. He says the information was started by his enemies and denies any such consideration.
Wages Increased at Coiba Mill in Lawrence Mass
Lawrence Mass Feb 29 millowners concede an eight percent wage hike for operatives. Also report from California of Sam J Placher tragically shooting his wife and two daughters at his home before taking his own life. No motive yet known.
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Lawrence, Mass
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Ban Franciggo
Cal
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Fresno Train Crash Claims Man Morgan in Apparent Collision
The Fresno incident killed Mr Morgan who was riding on the large excursion train near Lurline. He had recently planned another trip and leaves a widow and several children. Morgan, born in New York, spent much of his life in Hullulo and became a well known auctioneer and real estate broker in the area. His death comes as a shock to many friends and community members.
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Missing Man Found By Searching Party
A missing man named Burveyor Belnyot, called the Kushian on Water Chief Martin's stam, was found by a searching party after a wireless report on Saturday afternoon. He had been lost near New Mayen and was in a very weak condition, then rushed to nearby aid.
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Federal Penitentiaty
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Public hearing on hotel street widening and claims
Owners and tenants may be called to prove claims for alleged damage as hotel street widening proposal proceeds. Committee on Waya and Moana and Supervisor Hiphead lead, with health officials proposing venipuncture exams. City health and sanitation board plans first examinations and asks affected parties to attend deliberations for a satisfactory understanding.
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Pacific Eng gets school contract amid uncertain bids
A damaged OCR record notes Pacific Engineering Co wins a school building contract for a concrete frame on Mulhomer Street area, with bids around 27,000 dollars. The project includes yard work, crane access, and concrete extensions. Architects and contractors are named in the bid notices with dates set for completion by April 28 of the year.
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