Reading on Dole Cooper Favor Split in 1911 Appointment Talks
Washington dispatch reports Judge Dole leaning toward Cooper for a federal seat while Governor Frear and delegates back Robertson. Attorney General and press constraints influence the timing of nominations to the Supreme Court and Circuit Court. Queen Lithiokalant arrives in Washington with officials to review harbor improvements and discuss next steps.
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Soldiers Fight Floods Amid Cold and Sleet in Paris
Paris reports fifty thousand soldiers added to civilian forces battling the floods caused by the mood. Cold weather and rain sap morale as conditions worsen. Electric lights fail at the American embassy, leaving the area illuminated only by candles.
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Paris
Taft Sticks By Policy Taft Sticks By Policy
President Taft issued a formal statement to the nation saying he will not alter the policy outlined in his message for handling the great corporations. He refuses to heed criticism raised by debates over his railroad and corporate measures.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Government gains in election returns announced
London January 25 government forces lead with 314 votes to 237 for the Opposition. The tally shows an eighteen vote gain for the government compared with earlier seventy’s figures.
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London
Vosterity
Diplomatic and Consular Bill Moves to House
Washington January 25 the diplomatic and consular bill was reported to the House today. It carries a total appropriation of 3. The measure outlines funding and oversight for foreign affairs and consular services, aligning allocations with stated policy goals.
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Washington, D. C
House
Congressman Bennet Defends Immigration Work in House
Congressman Bennett spoke in the House defending Immigration Commission work and urging the deficiency bill appropriation. Bulletin Business Office contact details listed for further information.
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Washington, D. C
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House
Immigration Commission
Bulletin Business Office
Aetienn
Federal Jurors Drawn For October Term
A list of about fifty names is drawn for the October term of the federal court. Jurors include Jamies Dodd Honoluus Charles A Ringo Monell Percy GW Herweid Howat James Me Spal Ws Kiegila Kinnil Robert A Woolf and others from Honolulu Makawell Kadals My Kean Wale hake Sheth Pranki paldwin Pond pepl Mont Robert 1 Forest Panne Tou Howell Tehaed Wo Howell and Wailaka. (Continued on Page 6).
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Willian Fisher
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Wilhelmina to Carry 150 First Class Passengers
The Wilhelmina is slated to sail from San Francisco to the Pacific on February 10, carrying about 150 first class passengers at 18. Balancing a large cargo hold, it features more than ten thousand cubic feet of cold storage and space for numerous berths. The ship’s dimensions include a 450 foot length, wide beam, and extensive deck and engine room facilities. In related news, former Interior Secretary Garfield, before a Senate committee, argues against Ballinger’s plan to allow further public land withdrawals, saying this would grant excessive executive power.
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Sugar Market Review Signals Mixed World Prices
The Peieral Reporter notes a firm market with sellers pushing for higher prices while buyers hold back. A single shipment of about 20,000 days Cubax for January, from the Reverie Sugar Refuting Company of Heston, is offered at delivered parity, but New York refiners show reluctance to pay the figure. Other lots from Cuba and Puerto Rico linger for January or February, with hopes Cuba may export to Europe despite uncertain demand.
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Farmer Harry G White Seeks Hawaii Farming Move
Harry G White writes Mayor Fern declaring ambition to become a resident farmer in Hawaii Territory. He asks about inducements and viable land for will agriculture, noting glowing reports of possibilities and asking for information, with continuation hinted on page 5.
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Another Cyclist Injured by Cart Near Kaichi Road
A wagon laden with chitcoal struck a hiding rider on Kite street near Kaichi road this morning at 14 00. The injured boy was rushed to Queen's Hospital with suspected internal injuries and serious condition. The wagon driver was arrested and detained for investigation while authorities assess the case and bond arrangements proceed.
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Wiong Kite Street
Kaichi Road
Indy
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Queen's Hospital
Chilingworth
Earth Quake Sends Boy Run Down Street
A boy who was run over this morning remained conscious and told hospital authorities his name is Hearge Wagoner. The incident was described as unfortunate and may lead to a report for the street warning.
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Bowe Pital
Ballinger Case Opens as Investigation Begins
The investigation of Secretary Ballinger’s administration starts tomorrow with the committee organized and ready. The first witness will be Mr. Glavis, the inspector whose authority sparked most charges against Ballinger. Wickersham reviewed Glavis’s statement and found nothing worthy of attention.
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Washington, D. C
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Glavis
Palliver
Wickersham
Spight Pushes Ship Subsidy Bill in House
Mississippi Democrat Representative Thoma Spice, a lampooned figure in the emailNet on Bytects ce group, lends support to the ship subsidy bill under consideration in the House.
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Mississipni
Bt Pate
Wey Estate Property Sale Plans Signal Downtown Realty Deal
Mcthenry Brothers secure approval for a modern building at the Wey Estate corner lot, with First National Bank noted as lender. Negotiations conclude on a downtown Ghent property purchase valued at forty two thousand dollars, promising a substantial new commercial structure and future tenancy.
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JD Metnerhge
Willem Metnerny
Hank Ab
Mowenek Ristori
Metairie
Trier
Fortifications Bill Advances in Senate With New Defenses Funds
The fortifications bill passed the Senate today adding coast and insular defense appropriations. The measure now totals 5,817,000 dollars. A fragment notes a Chicago assembly related to corporate actions and public gate operations.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Railway Bond Issue Floated Amid Market Activity
The railway bond issue drew attention as $190,000 was reportedly covered yesterday afternoon through Henry Waterhouse Trust. Market chatter suggested initial mortgaged terms for the planned extension may be set, with the first tranche ready to be changed as the deal evolves and notes secured by Milo railway assets.
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Wren
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