Meat Trust Prosecution and Meat Price Protest Rise
The Administration orders the Attorney General to prosecute the Meat Trust under anti trust laws for meat price hikes. In Chicago a mass pledge to abstain from meat for thirty days spreads, signaling a broad movement against the trust. An Organic Act bill moves through Senate committee without amendment, aiming to amend land laws and raise salaries for governor, judges, and officers, with House action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Attorney General's Department
Meat’ Trust
Chicago
the Meat Trust
Senate
Euhio
Frear
Congress
Govnor
House
Governor Freer Declines Comment Amid Canal Rumor
The governor again avoids the mute topic as speculation swirls about a canal project. Reports claim a tone of public concern exists with officials giving guarded responses while political leaders weigh the outcome and possible impacts on governance.
New Year Greetings for the Mayor From Hawaiian Letters
Mayor Joseph J. Porn e receives New Year greetings amid congratulatory messages from U S congressional party members. A large number of letters and acknowledgments arrive from government officials and local leaders.
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Joseph J. Porn
United States
Prine
Congress
Avery Mall
W. A
Reeder
Chalrann
Manchurian Railway Neutralization Proposal Rejected
Foreign offices of Japan report that those nations reject the proposal tabled by Knox for neutralization of the Manchurian railway. The State has received formal notice from Tokyo regarding the diplomatic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Foreign Offices
Japan
Ry Knox
Charge of Fraud and Democratic Control in County Board
A long fragment reports alleged fraud and conspiracy tied to land deeds and a push by Democratic leaders to gain control of the City and County Board of Supervisors. It notes a Leniv eraile Territorial Central Committee gathering at Waverley Hall and hints at plans for joint meetings and replacing Republican influence with straight Democratic control. Page 4 continuation referenced.
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Pevr
Chanid
Leniveraile
Territorial Central Committee
Waverley Hall
City and County Board of Supervie
Pevensneubere
McClattan
Democratic
Regal
Abia
Aylott
Laan
Cox
Kane
Quin
Mary
Jwity
Democratic Board of Sopholnors
Fragmented notice details long term lease on King Street property
A damaged OCR item describes a lease on a King Street property between named parties and a hotel entity. It mentions frontage of 14 feet, terms around five years, rent figures around 2000, and planned demolition or repairs. It notes a remodel or construction plan tied to a larger project and references weather or service disruptions.
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Ile
Alexander Young
Ato
Hobdy Appointed to Territorial Health Board
Dr Hobdy named by Governor Kewe to join the Board of Health and assist as medical superintendent of the Dallas hospital. His confirmation came this morning from the Territorial Central Committee after lengthy service at the Marita Hospital, bringing deep familiarity with health and sanitary conditions across the territory.
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Hobdy
Kewe
Wayoth
Marita Hospital
Theerritory
Two Dances for Elms Carnival
On Washington's birthday the club plans two dances at the Young Woman's Hall. The directorate decided to hold two dances that evening, with arrangements for the event on the oral jwerate Ave.
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Washington
Moana Hotel Dance Postponed Due to Weather
The Moana Hotel dance scheduled for tonight has been postponed because of inclement weather. Officials state new date will be announced when conditions improve.
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Moana Hotel
Kilatea Fire Picture Transferred to City Hall Display
A chaotic note describes Kilatea fires and an artwork move to Mayor Joseph Porn's office at City Hall. The eruption image is praised by local leaders and attendees, with debate over the exhibit cost and purpose as tension rises in CIPY HALL.
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Kilatea
Joseph
France Flooded Evidently Forest Expert Strains To Aid
A flood-stricken scene prompts a forest expert to address the ongoing emergency. Officials report mounting challenges as communities seek relief and assess lingering risks. Local agencies coordinate with national teams to restore access and support affected residents.
Board names executor from top community businessmen
The board of directors selects an executor from eighteen leading local business men. Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd at 923 Fort Street notes the process combines broad experience with direct leadership.
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Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Washington Rumor Closes Over Governor Resignation
Washington dispatch denies delegate knowledge of Frear resignation rumors. Cable reports Taft’s acceptance not confirmed locally. Official word contrasts chatter as authorities await a definitive reply from Washington.
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Frear
Monk
Sa Washington
Ta Aovery
Cable
Washington
Pawer
Taft
Damage Report On Celtic Chief After Honolulu Shoreing
A British vessel Celtic Chief suffered minor damage after striking a core fork near Honolulu. Experts led by Captain Wm Clark and divers from Lloyds inspect hull and underwater damage. The inquiry, conducted in London, will assess injuries and repair costs before forwarding findings to the Lloyd’s office.
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Ehig Colac
KuliNt
Honolulu
Gilry
Wo HM. Clark
Alexander Lyle
Landen
Hawaiian Flag Flown in New York on New Year’s Day
A Hawaiian flag waved atop the Sag of a wall in New York on New Year’s Day. The flag, sent by the Hawaii Promotion Committee and the Chamber of Commerce, conveyed New Year wishes to New Yorkers. Committee members included W A Bowen as chairman and other Honolulu business leaders.
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Dew Pulitzer
New York
Hawai Promotion Committee
Territory of
Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce and
Thy Merchants’ Association
Honoluui
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Ely
W. A. Bowen
Chaiman
Row
Trent
Enamorer
Wool
Wetetars
Cooper
Je Ley
Willan Reid Charged in Police Court Calendar Appears
A garbled report shows Willan Reid facing police court action this morning over alleged illegal activity near his home. The judge sentences a partial remark about future behavior as the defendant leaves the room.
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Willan Reid
Andrade
Mauna Kea Tour Plan Faces Hawaii Postal Delays
A proposed Mauna Kea excursion for tourists faces delays as plans hinge on ship arrivals and communications with the Cleveland from Yokohama. The scheme envisions a half day at the volcano and a return voyage to San Francisco, with concerns over costs and potential losses if departure is postponed.
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Cleveland
Yokslania
Heuolilii
Watow
Willy
Stiellen
Wilile
Clark
Hawaii
Alu Kea
Jnrice
San Francisco
Agente Ae
Hamburg-Atmerionn
Thie thw tae When It te Juet am well to be conservative
Albany Journal notes a cautious stance on expectations in a conservative frame. The brief reflects on prudence and measured outlooks in public discourse.
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Albany Journal
Lloyd Refuses Service on Ballinger Inquiry panel
Washington January reports Congressman Lloyd of Missouri declines to join the Ballinger investigation committee. He cites Speaker Cannon’s rules and resigns, signaling his stance as the panel forms with Nelson, Plitt, Sutherland, Root, Paynter, Fletcher on the Senate side and McCall, Olmsted, Denby, Vinon, James on the House side.
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D.C
Liogd
Missouri
Ned
Ballinger
Cannon
Howee
Nelson
Minnesota
Plint
California
Sutherland
Utah
Root
New York
Paynter
Kentucky
Fletcher
Florida
Senate
McCall, Olmsted
Denby
JoeVinon
James
Kenytucky
Wes
Cruisers Sail for Hawaii from Yokohama Port
January 21 report from Yokohama states the United States cruiser squadron under Admiral Harbor called at this port for Horolala, part of its movement toward Hawaii.
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Yokahama
United States Cruiser Squadron
Admiral Harbor
Cram
Horolala
Nationalists Hold Balance in Irish Elections
London reports indicates Irish Nationalists will hold the balance of power in the next Parliament. Forecasters say Liberals may retain control without help from other parties that backed the budget.
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London
Autoworkers Fined In Ongoing Labor Hearing
The report outlines multiple auto workers fined in a continuing hearing at Whitman. Attorneys and officials prepared for further testimony while the case, involving payments and legality questions, resumes Thursday with a hearing continued on page four.
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HP Wien
Thi
Wanted to Rent Small Furnished Cottage With Appliances
Short, unclear classified request seeking a small furnished cottage for rent. The fragment mentions “WANTED to rent small furnished cottage” with vague terms and no specific location or date.
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Wilhelmina
Marnen Navigation Company
Newport News
Freer
Circuit
King ST
P Young
Houston
Blepley
Up United Brutox Weanels
Quiveston
Denver
DR. Hobdy
Kilauea
HALL
Bulletin
France
Paris
Cao
Tias Forest
Han
Syelmeivl Union
Sree
Board of Survey
Mauna Kea
Lloyd
E. J. Paris
J. F Wichman
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