Hayes introduces joint resolution on Tokio exposition invitation
Washington announces a joint resolution by Rep Hayes to accept Japan's invitation for the Tokio International exposition from April to October 1912. The measure calls for a California representation, a Commissioner General paid 10000, an assistant commissioner paid 5000, and a 250000 appropriation under the State Department with agriculture exhibits and total national cost estimated under 800000, with Secretary of State and Agriculture approval.
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Washington, D. C
Hayes
Japan
Secretary of Agriculture
Statenina
Tema
Mott-Smith Greeting and Hawaii News Notes
A Honolulu Shinpo issue reflects on journalism’s power and harmony among races, urges moderation, and foresees growing Japan Hawaii trade. It highlights Hawaii’s location between Asia and America, promotes assimilation and understanding of local laws, and sends Aloha wishes. Page one previews candidate names for mayor and summarizes editor Sheba’s pride in his team.
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Asia
America
Japan
Andy
Hawaii
Most-Sauth
Iuaue
T Honolul
Isenborg Sueas
Harvey, Taukea
Kaluuokalan
McCandlea
le Makhat
Mltamura
Bistetin
Sheba
Brand
New Rules of Court Outline Court Reform and Timetables
Judge De Bolt advances a reform package for the Circuit Court simplifying practice by classifying probate law civil criminal and miscellaneous matters. A short cause calendar will handle one hour hearings from 9 to 10 daily except Saturdays when 9 to 12 will be devoted. Papers require a uniform caption with court party and document type plus attorney details. Interminations must be certified by the judge or clerk.
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de Bolt
Bryan Helped by Big Business In Senate Plot
New York Herald reports Washington discussions alleging big business lines up with William Jennings Bryan as Republicans face a conservative Senate. The piece cites Wall Street influence, party realignments, and expectations of policy shifts if Bryan wins, with debate over Roevelt era goals and post Cleveland era dynamics.
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New York Herald
Washington
Unye
Senate
Alacussin
Wall Street
Bryan
Hust Nien
Cleveland
Maine
Benator
Senate Democrate
Hotels Sold Booze in Hawaii? Board to Rule Next Monday
The Board of License Commissioners will decide whether to close the Moana, Young, Hawaiian and Hate-Iwa Hotels, and the Columbia saloon, for failing to pay the license due December 1. Action may include revoking licenses or other measures. liquor sold on New Year’s Day may have been legal if payment was late.
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Board of Scense Commissioners
Columbia Saloon
Columbia
Poultry Show At Waterhouse Co Below Fort Street
The notice invites entries for a forthcoming poultry show with many varieties and prized prizes. Entries close at 4 pm Saturday January 4 1908 and premiums lists are available from the secretary at The Waterhouse Co Judday Fort St.
Bailey Funeral for J. S. Hatley to be Held in Kinaw
Funeral services for the late J S Hatley who died in Hawaii from an accident will be held Sunday afternoon. The body will arrive in Kinaw and be placed in the care of the Odd Fellows. Family services start at the Hailey residence on Berotants avenue followed by services at the Oddel Jows Hall. The Uniform Bank will provide escort. A committee led by I L La Pierre Jess Dutot and J S Crone will manage the arrangements after the Kinaw docks.
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Hatley
Hawaii
Kinaw
Odd Fellows
Hailey
Berotants Avenue
Oddel- Jows
Uniform Bank
L. la Pierre
Jess Dutot
Crone
Ktnaw
Roosevelt Sees Victory For Taft After New York Rally
A Washington dispatch to the Journal quotes President Roosevelt claiming Taft will win a majority as delegates shift after favorite son rules. He says New York Republicans refuse to back Hughes, predicts Taft sweeping four regions and anticipates a second ballot confirm for Taft in the national convention. Roosevelt aims to marshal support to secure Taft on the first ballot.
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New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Fatts
Taft
Gana
Fairbanks
Cannon
Pennsylvania
Khux
Hite
Tart Eertin
Uft
Tait
Standard Oil Gasoline and the Gas Law Challenge
The case questions whether a statute applies to gasoline sales and whether enforcement would curb Standard Oil business. Lawyer for Standard Oil argues the law has not been enforced and that gasoline markets avoid locking out competitors or violating the statute, aiming to overturn or redefine its reach. The client’s identity is not disclosed, but the strategy centers on invalidating the statute as it applies to gasoline.
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Tom
Thompson
Standard OM Company
Qawaline
Standard Oil Company
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Jane Sale
N. S. Sachs
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Lahoy
Howard
M. R
Fort Street
Mott-Smith
Chinowe
Canton
Ahipa
Bic Business
Pesches
Standard Oil
P. E. R. Strauch
Waity Bldg
King ST
Orpheum Theatre
Mr. W. J. Elleford
Frank Cosley
Miss Gladys Kingsbury
Company of
Henry May & Co., Ltd
HEINZ
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Soda Works Co.,Ltd
Letyhead
Manapen
Scotty’s
the Royal Annex
Cor. Merchant and
Nuveau Sts
Lando
Hotel
St. Store
Young Hotel
Stephenson
Kong Street
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