Port Health Plan Revived For Honolulus Canal Era
The chamber of commerce reawakens a plan to form a permanent sanitary commission to protect Honolulu port health before the Panna Canal opens. A physician and a sanitary engineer are discussed for the panel, aiming to assess risks and costs of disease brought by canal traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahatiy
le Panna Canal
Ponmerce
A. i Judd
Chamber
Jligue al Beattie
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
George
Gavoynor
Honoluli
Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce of
Honolun
Honelile
Panna Canal
Tsthmis
Honolulu
Congress
Public Health and Marine
Tempest Tossed Steamers Delayed in Arrival at Port
A Pacific voyage encounter with a norwester and heavy seas delayed the steamers Dix and Yokota as they struggled toward Honolulu. Crews endured gale winds and snow like conditions while captains sought shelter at Port Angels and Alakea Wharf. One man died and horses were diverted to a government corral for their welfare.
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Bullle
Yoleahanen Raja
Quean's Hospital
Niipok
Alakea
Wadena
Catalina
Harry Smith
Tapan
Hell
Yokota
Thifed States Army Pranaport Dix
Seatie
Sound
Port Angels
Caplin Ankers
Gale
Henvy
Fire Insurance Rate Cut Delayed by Water System Plan
The Fire Underwriters Boards will postpone rate cuts while a reconstruction plan for the water system progresses. Road improvements and a bond-financed overhaul are planned, with Marston Campbell urging reform and a legislative review anticipated. Underwriters seek to revise rates after the system is modernized, citing high current fire risks and heavy protection costs.
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Watremalin
Finilly
Feo Hiaanis
Abe
Alronny Ap
Marston Campbell
Board of Unilorweiters
Fruit Company Eyes Island Banana Expansion Plans
United Fruit Company officials study C W Clark's data on island banana potential as they weigh further negotiations or withdrawal. Los Angeles head of Comal reports on banana prospects while Maui growers await a decision and ships from Hilo hint at large scale trade if service and prices meet expectations.
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United Fruit Company
C. W. Clark
United People
Chirk
Los Angeles
G” Comal
United Concern
United Company
Hilo
Frear Sought Custom Official Post Amid Conkling Clash
The article outlines Frear's bid for the customs collector position at Honolulu harbor, noting that Conkling remains a rival claim. It covers government positions, interim plans, and the president’s potential stance, with details on the acting arrangements and anticipated delays. The passage also references naval affairs actions in Washington and the Peary pole dispute, including committee decisions and potential recognitions.
Declare Hawai Now Going 10 Holstein
Fragmentary report mentions Hawai and Holstein in a debate or petition context. References a Hokie meeting and a Fate of a delegation, with unclear details about votes, positions, and individuals such as Sam Kylline. Readability low. entities include Hawai, Holstein, Hokie, Sam Kylline, and Wall Moletun.
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Erie
Sam Kylline
Moletun
Royal Hawaiian Dance Tonight with Hotel Guests Invited
The Royal Hawaiian Hotel hosts four dances tonight inviting guests from other hotels and the Army Navy and townfolk. Honolis expect to enjoy dancing on the spacious Tunnis as Sierra arrives with a large passenger list and many will take advantage of the hotel hospitality.
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Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Gilesta
Army
Navy
Sierra
New Church Dedication Plans Highlight Opening Ceremony
The article describes the opening and dedication events for a new church built with prominent Methodist leadership. Bishop Edwin L Hughes leads the dedication with supporting speakers and a cornerstone ceremony. A special union service and a parade of congregations are planned, emphasizing architectural achievement by architect Ripley Reynolds and contractor Conteal Dinten.
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Edwin 1
Hughes
Ape
Sour
John Wradinca
Doremus Scudder
Perestary
Reynold
Chino
Bopolionta
Tuttle Names Committees For AAT Board Meeting
The Tuttle branch board of officers held a noon meeting at Larvin Andrews’s office. President Gerh Tuttle announced four committees and named members for membership, investigations, regards, and laghdation to be permanent through the year.
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Andrews
Thi
Mibticers
Toca
Larvin Andrews
Tuttle
Hayti Troops Mobilize for Border Battle
Hayti reports mobilization of troops near Port-au-Prince as tension rises with Santo Domingo over boundary dispute. Both sides prepare for potential battle following the border clash rumor and ongoing diplomatic strain.
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Hayti
Ancient ship debris found buried under sand near Nombre de Dobe
Old wooden artifacts and iron bullets were uncovered decades after a vessel wreck. The site near the Tas anni Cant Zone revealed a hull fragment resembling oak and pine, with bullets likely from the ship's magazine.
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Nombre de Dobe
Plague in Pekin Grows With Rising Death Toll
In Peking on January 21 plague deaths are increasing daily and threaten the city. The United States is under quarantine along with other authorities taking steps to stamp out the pestilence as it spreads through the capital.
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Schmenwell
Peking
China
United States
Old Guard Wins in New York in Central Committee Vote
In New York on January 21 the insurgent faction in the Republican State central committee lost decisively as William Barres Jr. of Albany was elected chairman. Barres has long been aligned with the regulars.
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OLD Guard
New York
New York, N. Ya
Republican State Central Committee
William Barres Jr
Albany
Barnes
San Francisco Eyes 1915 Panama Canal Celebration Honor
San Francisco lawmakers show support for hosting the Panama Canal celebration with a Senate endorsement favoring the city over New Orleans and reports that Montana authorities have allocated $200 000 toward the project if the fair is staged locally.
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Rp J Hrilet
Cutley
San Francisco
Cal
State Legisrow
State Senate of Own
New Orleans
Hawaii Republicans Face Reorganization Clash Amid County Committee Row
Fragmented report from Jan indicates Hawaii Republicans struggle with legal standing as a split County Committee debates reorganization. Key figures oppose windward south district seats and threaten future meetings to address membership and contested appointments.
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Hamwail
Une Daland
Hollors
Problen
Moemilly
Beant
Supervisane
Dabn
Kealekuy
Rome
Hilo
Vienatia
Hila
Wales
Vannatta
Montana deadlock continues as senate fight stalls
Helena Mont Jan 21 The deadlock over the United States Senate remains unresolved with both sides claiming progress and victory in the ongoing balloting. The stalemate stretches as leaders exchange statements and call for unity while senators debate next steps.
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Prema Cabtet
Helena
Mont
United States
New York Senate Deadlock Continues Over Depew Election
Albany Jan 21 The Albany Legislature remains deadlocked over the election of United States Senator Depew. The impasse shows no sign of breaking as lawmakers fail to reach a compromise on the seniatorial choice.
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Prem
Albany
N.Y
United States
Seni Depew
Naval collier Neptune launched in Baltimore
In Baltimore on January 21 a naval collier named Neptune was launched. The vessel, described as a big and sturdy craft, marked a notable addition to the fleet and will support Ammelated Brew Cable operations.
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Baltimore
Val Collier Neptune
Au Fale
Assistant Secretary to Taft Post Vacated
James An assistant secretary of the treasury will be offered the position of secretary to President Taft, just vacated by Charles Dyer Norton, in Washington D C.
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Cybie
Washington, D.C
James
the Treasury
Taft
Carles Dyer Norton
Iowans See No Break in Senate Fight as Polls Open
Des Moines dispatch notes no break in the battle over the States Senatorship. Both sides remain firm with no element of a compromise in sight as the contest continues in Iowa.
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IBOTH
Iowa
Dros Couns Y Des Moines
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Elaine
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Tay
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Washington, D. C
Home Committee On Naval Affairs
Captain Peary
North Pole
Peary
Pole
Naval Affairs
Robert Bacon
Arkansas
Ernest W. Roberts
Massachusetts
Royal Hawaiian
Thani
Hesgin
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Tuttle Names Committees
Wimmner—tonn
AH Tarleton
Tarleton
Chaterman
John K. Boper
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Rovorde
Pant Super
Bowen
Pitts
Lorrin Andrews
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T. Fitte
Boyer
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