Chinese minister hints at ending commercial treaties
Chinese Minister Wu warns the United States may receive notice of termination of commercial treaties if American restrictions persist. He says Beijing could end the treaty that grants the United States most favored nation status for port access and vessel entry, signaling possible retaliation to intensified exclusion laws.
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United States
Washington
Dan
China
Minter Wu
Hay
Pericence le
Samuel Gompeth
Gresbant
Ohita
Huhta
Cours
Chin
Captain Rasmussen Wins Silk at Golden Shore Event
A coastal ceremony in Newcistle port honored Captain Rasmussen with a silk and gold gift presented by Elie, amid a crowd of town residents, Deepwater ships, and wives. The event followed a voyage from Shore to the port, with Captain Rasmussen and Host receiving ceremonial walls and rings. The party, led by Alver and Captains, danced and toasted until late, as the sound prepared for departure and the coast awaited the next voyage.
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Alain
Lerithiot
Kaecnisen
Etiar
Governor A B Connine Inauguration At Auditorium
The capitol inauguration of Governor A B Connine occurred at 2:30 p m today at the Auditorium in the presence of officials and attendees. Reports from San Francisco note the health of Delegats Witews at his home remains serious though unchanged, with physicians cautioning that another hemorrhage could be fatal.
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San Francisco
Witews
Witcox
Wilcox
Avlitorium
New Senators Elected in Ohio and Maryland
In Maryland Annapolis Arthur Purman Gorham re-elected to the U S Senate after a party line vote in the General Assembly. In Ohio Joseph B Foraker and William V Deboe lead as Republican nominees for two United States Senate seats with joint session plans and ratification expected.
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Annapolis
United States
Arthur Pur Gorman
Senate
George de Wellington
Columbus
C. Danth
House
Renate
Ohio
Balfotel
United States Hunter
Joseph B. Foraker
Caucig
McCordry
Wehoo
Meterary
Deboe i
W . Vox
Bradley Liew
William TH Allison
Repubican
Assaulted Wife Court Appearance Indicates Divorce Possible
Mal Jettercurriers appeared in Poller Court for assault and battery with his wife present. The judge suspended sentence after a tense exchange as prosecutors and defense discussed reconciliation and potential divorce proceedings.
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Mal
Dudge
Aguliet
Kinaus Trip Shortened By Plan To Alter Landing
A fragmentary report describes plans to alter Kinaus voyage timing and launch sequence to speed the ship’s signaling and passenger handling. Possible diversion routes include Methregor and Kabwiel areas, with a goal to reduce delays on a holiday weekend.
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Wiett Ot Wildership Company
Farina Vt Winns
Tir Ower Kina Prem
Ratunday
Kina
Arlington lodging house tragedy ends in death of Thom Kroose
Sheriff Brown reports that Thom Kroose manager of the Arlington lodging house on Hore Street 404 died after a self inflicted shooting. Dr. Wood and Dr. Myers described the mortal condition as hopeless as officers investigated the scene and questioned Kroose who admitted intent.
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Thomas Krouse
Are Lington
Hore Street
Krodee
Ted
Krouse
Willing
Alter
Alte
Smith & Werson
Myers
Tina
Sherif Brown
Uloud
Sheri Brown
Tap
Talint Mywitt
Page
Arlington
Mint
Tito
Bern
Beever
Kitting
Industrial edition preorder opens for stock quotation
A misspelled notice advertises orders for a special Industrial edition with the second issue now ready for distribution and a price reference included. The fragment hints at a local publisher seeking buyers or subscriptions.
Sugar War Prelude Sparks Trade Debate
A fragmentary report notes London officials discussing possible steps to prevent sugar price upheaval and the potential abolition of a sugar tone tax. It mentions British delegates at a conference and hints at plans for a countervailing duty if measures fail.
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London
Jon
Mjoan
Singy
Rehabilitation era in Peking China cites foreign concern
A long fragment describes the first week of rehabilitation in Peking amid upheaval as authorities seek to restore authority. Foreign interests face scrutiny while discussions focus on central power, civilian control, and the role of advisers and officials in stabilizing the capital.
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Peking
Jon
Nawager
Hawaii Silver Colony Debate in Washington Hearings
A report outlines efforts by Hawaii and Connecticut figures to push a silver colony concept through a Washington committee. Democratic members argue for core goals while logistics and funding are debated, including shipments to Francisca and regulatory steps by the governor.
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Washington
Hawaii
Rywntad Hin
Connecticut
Wwe
Eileen Cattes
Mawall
Ae Francisca
Hari
United States
Botti
Coronation Sports Preview Featuring King Edward Event
The report outlines an upcoming Coronation tournament and related events with boxing wrestling track and field contests. Participants from Yale Harvard Oxford and other institutions are named along with notable athletes and organizers. The piece notes plans for a national sporting week and cites press and printing logistics for wide publication.
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Edward
Louiton
Hotaport
Joffien Pic
Cortott
Sharkey
Asmren
Yale
Harvard
Uae
National Sportiie
Franco Hermans
Statutes Rule in Bankruptcy Case Prompts Court Ruling
A strict ruling by Judge Vater in a United States court addresses statutes in a bankruptcy proceeding involving a defendant identified as Dr Schneier. The judge orders appraisal of property and outlines procedures for the trustee and appraisers to determine ownership and exemptions while detailing the procedural steps and potential implications for creditors.
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Vater
Unitederate
Wietried Courtetrletty
Waite
Warren Thayer
Atinney
Jobber
Ghirmete
Phaleers
Dr Schneier
Phawer
Chile
Thayer
Germany
United States
Wil
Mouilay
Hendry
Gnantinn
Tiem
Kanga
Hedie & Lovas
Walele
Abe Lore
Rodrigues
Thiellant
Walithu
Osby
Thier
Herman Debra
Evening Bulletin declares largest Territory pub in weekly edition
The Weekly edition of the Evening Bulletin proclaims the largest and best pub in the Territory. Biekegi and twenty pages priced at $8 a year.
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Evening Bulletin
Nighad
Biekegi
Defense For Hawaii War Hearing Reveals Pearl Harbor Link
The defense in the Hawaii case discusses the Pearl Harbor event and its military and political implications. It notes the interruption of a key program and references the newly appointed Secretary of the United States and the involvement of Congress committees in examining wartime actions.
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Washington
Tsar
Lary Hooth
Congress
United States
Optimistic view on Hawaii industry and protection reforms
An optimistic wartime piece discusses Hawaiian interests and industry protection. It notes a shift from past conditions, praises new protective measures, and argues against continued European bounty. It mentions rising organization and the belief that advanced methods will help the industry weather adverse times.
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Vastle de
Hawai Me
Whaling Bark John and Win Seeks Harbor Aid
The whaling bark John and Win arrived at port after a long voyage. Captain Macomber and crew prepared to proceed to Venpet entlid for fuel and safety measures. On the voyage, whalers sighted a whale, and plans were made to chase and capture if possible before a renewed cruise to the islands and the Jamestown area.
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John
Winchippy
Port
Macomber
Macowher
Layton
Frightened Crew Lands Ship After Muted Ocean Return
A damaged sea passage describes weary sailors from a distant voyage arriving at a wharf. The ship’s crew, including peers and a captain, rush to descend the ladder as cries arise for the ship to halt. An anxious lookout struggles to climb the ladder amid fear.
Complaint Against Assistant Harbor Master Under Investigation
A disjointed report notes a complaint against an assistant harbor master under investigation over saloon licenses for Kabulot and Kakului, with naval and public works officials named. It mentions Dunnary matters including saloon applications refused, water publicity issues, and a dredging collision claim of 121.75 dollars under review.
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Dole
James H. Hoyd
Pebruwy
Wright
Borg
Hoyd
Lapalite Street
Abeewan Hind
Kewuly
Walter Waldrop & Co
Whitesale Slyagr Busine
Marterlane & Co
Ratistes
Vielr
Kabulot
Wailahe
Apell
Kalulut
Devardauer
Thy van
Sugar prices reduced by American Sigar Refining Co
New York report states all grades of coined sigAr were reduced today by the American Sigar Refining Company and independent refnew Gradee Now f to H. Inchvilve, with cuts of five points and taxes or fees at top two inches.
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New York
American Sigar Refining Company
H. Inchvilve
Public Statement From Matt the Plumber and Co
A garbled notice from Matt the Plumber and Honolulu Sheet Metal Works informs friends and the local community that they are unable to burlbree or engage with W. MH. Marth. The message suggests a legal action or court involvement and references a crime note to be pursued in court at HoRs. ATH H.W BARTH urges sending the weekly edition of the Bulletin to friends for $1 a year.
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Matt
Tarth
Honolulu
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