Reopen Petition Raises Questions At Lewes Court
The case concerns an Athherley matter brought before Lewes Court with dated filings and motions. Attorneys Fry Switte and Washington represent the interests, as the request seeks rehearing on a denial. Officials note a bond or price around 49,000 in the proceedings.
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Colonel Roosevelt moves to name convention delegates
Macalester Oklahoma January 22 Perry chairman of the Fourth Republican District says he has Roosevelt instruction to direct the delegation to back his nomination at the national convention. He claims letters support the move as Roosevelt eyes a third term.
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Jan
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Roosevelt
Taft Reports Hitchcock Feud Sparks Public Safety Concerns
President Taft releases a report detailing a feud with Postmaster General Hitchcock. Kernan is held in custody on charges linked to a serious public safety incident policed by Chief Detective Meputtie. Arrests include an assault and other linked acts, with connections to Korea noted.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Hitchcock
Kernan
Woos
Meputtie
Royal Party Arrives in New York with Duke and Duchess
The British royal party led by the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia arrived in New York today. A large accompanying suite traveled with them as they began their visit to the United States on January 22.
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New York
N.Y
Duke
Fairchild Said To Be Out Of Danger
Senator George Rakchild of Hayes stricken with pneumonia in New York. cablegram from Charles Welel of San Francisco reports the danger has lessened. The illness had been serious and friends remained anxious.
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Haye
New York
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Hawaiian Pineapple Co May Increase Stock by $200000
The Hawaiian Pineapple Company plans a stock increase of two hundred thousand dollars as part of its annual meeting. Proposals include development work and windward area expansion while keeping the deal revolving and ensuring protective measures for the town.
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Regia
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Senator Gore Proposes Probe Of Presidential Campaign Funds
Oklahoma Senator Thomas P Gore today introduced a joint resolution calling for an investigation into presidential campaign funds from 1904 and 1908. The proposal seeks a formal inquiry by Congress and outlines potential irregularities in fundraising and expenditure reporting during those campaigns.
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D. C
Thoma P. Gore
Oklahoma
Knox to Explain Lake Champlain Centenn Expenditure
Secretary of State Knox was subpoenaed by the House expenditures committee to explain the Lake Champlain centennial matter in Washington on January 22. The hearing aims to clarify government spending and accountability for the event.
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Overseas Road opens with first train in Key West
Key West Fla January 22 The first train on the new Overseas Road was run today marking the opening of the line in the area.
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Millions in China Reported Starving Amid Revolution
Report from Shanghai dated January 22 says millions in China are starving due to the revolution. Mentions Manchu princes planning to meet in Beijing for a final bid to block the emperor's abdication.
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Cathay
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Wiley to Be Cleared in Capitol Hatchet Job Case
Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the Federal Bureau of Chemistry will be cleared in a report to be filed by the House. The hearing concerns sugar prices and parity with San Francisco and, if cleared, could affect agricultural policy and related investigations.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Federal Bureau of Chemistry
House
Bank of Hawaii Ends Year Remarkable for Prosperity
The Bank of Hawaii closes a prosperous year amid leadership notes and a presidential statement. Key figures include auditor D. O. T. Coke, Ben Hes, and Atherton, with continued focus on institutional growth and community impact. The report notes the bank’s 14th anniversary and hints at continued expansion plans.
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Ewetileors
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Atherton
Harbor Commission Faces Turbulent Budget Talks
Citizens hear protests as three members push back on plan to raise wages and extend contracts at the harbor. Debate centers on weather hold and potential layoffs, with emphasis on accountability and long term city costs.
Increase in Garbage Rates Follows Reorganization
A fragmented report outlines a proposed reorganization within the waste services led by Chairman DiToghM. The plan envisions a general expansion of the garbage collection operation and a tentative hike in rates to support improved service.
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Waun
Tennarrow
Hamel
Bremett Forwart
Aaion
College of Hawaii Cornerstone Laid Today
The College of Hawaii began construction on a new hall as the cornerstone ceremony took place. Officials and engineers described the project timeline and funding while guests viewed a history sketch and heard introductory remarks. The building is expected to be completed by February, with box contents to be opened during the ceremony.
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Kai
Cooper
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Neal Periodicala
New College of Hawaii
Strike On College Building Sparks Walkout At University
Reported labor action at a college campus shows workers and students involved as strikes disrupt the library and campus services. Unclear organization names appear in fragmented OCR text but the event centers on a heated dispute and walkout actions lasting into the afternoon.
Fragmented note on generals and injuries in unclear report
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Generals Davis and Kawai, a possible injury, a call and a sequence of wartime events. Details are garbled, with incomplete names and phrases. The passage hints at a battlefield or military alert but lacks coherent facts, names, or dates.
Authorities Close Savoy Theater After License Denial
The Honelary Anena Company faced refusal to reopen the Savoy Theater on Saturday evening prompting city officials to order changes to the hotel and theater seating. A meeting between representatives and inspectors failed to produce immediate compliance, with authorities warning further action if conditions were not met.
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Bavoy
Saluiday
Ation
Huttting
Hindlig
Fite Chet Thurstonahy
County Depuy
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Way House
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Store for rent on first floor hall on second floor
Office, single room suitable for shop or merchant use located at Alakew Street and Hendrick Street near Merchant and Alakew Streets. Rental listing notes available space on first floor with hall access and separate second floor suite. Contact for details and pricing.
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Mw & Hendrick Merchant
Alakew Streets
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