McCrosson Promises in Water Rights Hearing
Testimony details McCrosson and supporters press for water rights in the Wahiawa project. Officials debate Congressional acts, private company claims, and the definition of furnish versus delivery. Hearing closes with a pledge to report findings to Congress and the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Jelnney
Hrewa
Wahliwa Wither
Kinney
Devbions
Willie
Wattawe Water Company
Fen Forge
Swaten
Oourth
Normal
Fluor
Dilekinvon
Dre
Medrnainn
MteCeainen
Crosson
Mort Shafter
Congress
Heiring
Seeres
Lars Dielingan
McCrossin
House of Representi
Avex
Senate
Cole Iil
Funeral for Infant Daughter of Dr Maceninelite
The funeral service for the infant daughter of Dr. Maceninelite will be held at the residence on Young Street tomorrow, Wednesday, at 8 p.m. The body will be interred afterward.
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Maceninelite
Ue Residenen
Young Street
Cupid Darts Bind Educators Bound for China
A Japanese steamer arrival at Alakes wharf sparks speculation as educators en route to China mingle with bridal couples seeking civil ceremony. The voyage from Prise down the coast of California to Hawaii evokes mixed emotions among passengers, with remarks on romance and immigrant hopes, and a note that the tale continues on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katsha
Tonys Mara
Tia
Panmengerty
Cupid
Eure
Califepmia
Chine
Prise
Jean
Meer
Unsure Reflection on A B Stock Deal Terms
The fragment notes a pending A and B stock deal with a quoted figure of 200 dollars per share. It mentions Abexwiller and Baldwin and a triad element, but details are unclear and no final agreement is confirmed. The text hints at a future clearance and total value around two hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abexwiller & Baldwin
Turing
Tariff Commission To Be Created By House Ways and Means
Washington January 24 The House Ways and Means Committee has agreed on a bill to set up a permanent tariff commission of five members. The panel would operate under the influence of Taft and focus on tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frome Cable
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Taft
New Orleans Exposition Bill Reported in House
The New Orleans exposition bill was reported to the House today. It provides a million dollar appropriation for a government exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DR. G
Ketchel Murderers Sentenced By Jury Recommendation
Marshfield Missouri January 24 William Walter Dipley and Goldie Sith were found guilty of killing Stanley Ketchel. The jury recommended life imprisonment for both men, delivering a high profile verdict in this case.
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Pat Cable Marshfield
Walter Dipley
Goldie Sith
Stanley Ketchel
Twelve Japanese Executed in Tokyo Fire Plot Case
In Tokyo on January 24, twelve people including ringleader Kotoku and his wife were executed for conspiring to set a fire against the Mikado. The trial and executions mark a severe crackdown on the attempted arson plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Kotoku
Post Office Appropriation Bill Clears House
Washington January report notes the post office appropriation bill passed the House today. The action marks a key funding and policy step for postal operations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesiystitesd
Washington, D.C
Postoffice
House
Wounded novelist in New York recovering after shooting
New York author Ham Phillips, wounded by an unknown assailant yesterday, is reported to be improving as doctors continue treatment. The incident occurred in the city and authorities are investigating the motive and suspect.
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New York
J Ham Phillips
Charlie Barr Dies in Southampton
Captain Charlie Barr, famed for steering the American yacht Defender to victory over Shamrock II, died in Southampton on January 24. The British sailor had become a legend for his role in early 20th century yacht racing.
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Presa
Southampton
Mans
Charlie Barr
Defender
La Follette Re elected To Wisconsin Senate Post
Madison Wisconsin January 24 Senator Robert M La Follette was today chosen to succeed himself by the Wisconsin Legislature in a close vote. The result confirms his return to the Senate as the state’s longtime progressive leader. The session also saw rough adjournments and partisan tensions as lawmakers weighed the veteran reformer’s bid.
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Cspeotnl
Tuttepin
Madison, Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin Legislat
Japanese Strike and Lockout Shocks Brick Plant
A chaotic sequence of clashes at a brick plant unfolds as workers strike refuse to work. Pickets, lockouts, and confrontations fill the scene with heightened tension and suspicions of external influence stirring the dispute. Local officials and the consul discuss responsibility while reports mention casualties and injuries among participants.
Shriners to Build Pavilion and City Interlude
Reported plans show the Shriners design a new pavilion to be erected by local builder Shriver for the warding state upcoming arrangements discussed by the committee yesterday. The project faces approval steps and a timetable, with a likely groundbreaking method and safety measures noted by the chairman.
Port Health Attracts Legislative Push In Hawaii
Judd writes to Governor Frear urging a marine survey commission to safeguard Honolulu harbor. Frear backs the plan and suggests a legislative resolution to authorize a commission and to detach an army surgeon and an army engineer to work with a local expert, with further action to follow after legislative approval and Washington contact.
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Smatereeloet
Judd
Frear
Smitvey
Washington
James A. Garfeld
Interior
Culberson Reelected Without Opposition by Texas Legislature
Senator Charles A. Culberson, a Democratic leader in the South, was reelected today by the Texas Legislature with no opposition. The vote restored Culberson to his seat as a longtime figure in Texas and national politics.
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Tapeoun
Gabe
Austin
Tex
Charles A. Culberson
South
Texas
Nixon reelected by Nevada Legislature as U.S. senator
Nevada lawmakers reelected United States Senator George S. Nixon, a Republican, to another term. The vote, conducted in Carson City, confirms Nixon’s renomination by the state legislature.
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Tatents Aetorna
Carson City
Amoy Quarantines Ships From North Over Plague
Amoy China on January 24 reports all ships arriving from the north are under quarantine due to plague concerns. Authorities tightened checks and conditions to prevent spread, with port workers monitoring incoming vessels and cargo for signs of illness.
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Speclet Hatterin Gable
Amoy
China
Taft Presses Aid to U S Merchant Marine
President Taft addressed the merchant marine congress in Washington calling for immediate legislation to aid the U S merchant marine. The dispatch lists ships sailing and arriving including Salina Cruz and Arizonas movements and a Virginia vessel from Kehalal with dates in January.
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Taft
U. S
Esperial
Washington, D. C
President Taft
Merchant Marine Congress
Death of Tom Kay Shocks Kohala Region figures
Obituary notes Tom Kay a longtime manager in Kohala and Halawa districts. He led in early project roles and was connected to local business and trust contexts. The article records wide public sadness and recalls his influence in regional development and agriculture.
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Ant
Ter
Initany
Tom Kay
Kay
Kukulhaole
Thituwa
Kohala
Halawa! Wantieton
Henry [Waterhouse ‘Trust Co. Ltd
J Larter
Experts Called In McQuaid Case
Experts examined the McQuaid case to determine if McQuaid was sane or insane. The defense prepared typed questions for the expert and a voir dire on mental state proceeded as Dr Straub’s opinion weighed.
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Auobney Cathcart
Howitt
Amin
Ely
Aid Man
Aloot
Tila Auestion
Julge Cooper
Whieod
Jon the
McQuald
Murray Testifien
McQuill
Boa
Dearhitt
McQuild
Dowbhitt
McQuaid
McQuilt
Mireiy
Avnet
Muerty
Physicians Office
Win
Tharwatay
Contract Set for New Liner in Inter Island Service
Mreakdent and General Manager J. Kennedy oversee construction of a new liner for Inter-Island Shipping. The vessel, built by Union Iron Works in San Francisco, will serve Kona and Kauai routes with enhanced power, dining room, and modern equipment, scheduled to reach service by December.
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A. Kennedy
Inter-Intand Steagi
Kinrin
Intersteland
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Filipinos Rejected by Shipping Line and Association
Twenty seven Filipinos aboard a consignment of 116 by Nippon Maru were rejected by the Hinwillin Suear Pantera Association and will be sent back to the Philippines aboard the T. K. K. steamer Tenno Maru. The report notes fear tactics used to influence children.
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Nippon Maru
Hinwillin Suear Pantera’ Association
Pit ‘Uppines
Teneo Maru
Olen
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McCrosson
Metranson
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Alephire
Goneral
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Conmryss
Waliiawi Company
Dawsett Company
Wahiawa Water Company
Warten
Cmd
Orton
Hickinson
Welhawh
Captaeln Hastie
Wahiawa Company
Mart Net
General Wood
Commission For Tariff
NEW Orleans Bill Reported
Ketchel
Ran Filancisco
Dun
Munlywia
Wele
Yeni
Tomlent Cavinichael
Mariniohnel
Conaul
Oyen
Shriners
Hie
Sen
Lopal Shriver
Eedt Ieee
Philips
Culberson
Nevada
George S. Nixon
Salina Cruz
Arizona
Ben Mranelsen
Balina Cruz
Arived
Virginian
Kehalal
Moana
Leaee
Grays Harror
Sehr
Wood
Honolulu
Cable
Roms Kay
Lordon Thie
Inter-Sland
Hawaii Porta
Weok
Mauna Kea
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