Murder and family tragedy at a residence in Manoa details unclear
A Japanese domestic worker, Fukumoto, allegedly killed a young woman at Dr. Baldwins home in College Halls then tried to kill others before turning the weapon on herself. The assailant is reported dead, with police and government officials involved and two people in hospital.
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W. D. Baldwin
Tomayyl
Guaeha
Manau
Varolo
Mutawin
Sul
Abe
Shmell
de' Hildwin
Quevnle Hospital
Winne
Tim
Makamote
Artestan Hotel
Rowet
Fukumoto
Hove
Fukumote
Hing
Trial testimony rules in MeQuaid case ahead of jury
Rebuttal witnesses describe threats by MeQuaid to Driver and a plan to shoot him. Overend McConachie McKenzie and Dr Strath offered varied accounts of MeQuaid’s state and actions. Local police notes and business contacts are referenced in the cramped testimony.
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Catherin
Mequali
M. Overend
Th. McComplife
McKennia
Martay McKenzie
Mra
MegQuild
Jifkay McKenaie
Kon
MeQdaid
Kona Development Company
McQuaid
Kona
Mes Quill
Overend
McConneh
Fort
McQuild
Daviek and Company
Smith and Weston Hammerless
McConachie
McConnchie
JH. McKenzie
McQueid
Dr. Strath
Heeling
Vielin
Saul
Taft Demands Barry Resignation From Pacific Fleet
President Taft demanded and accepted the resignation of Rear-Admiral Barry, former commander of the Pacific fleet, citing the good of the service. The action was made public from Washington on January 27.
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Arswain
Washington, D. C
Taft
Barry
Ptific
Supreme Court Rules No Jurisdiction Over AFL Boycott Case
Washington Jan 27 The Supreme Court today decided it has no jurisdiction in the suit by the Buck Stave & Range Co against the American Federation of Labor over the federation boycott.
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Sammoetitest
Prowlalee
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Buck Stave & Range Co
American Federation of Labor
Mexican Rebels Attack Fed Troops in San Jose Ambush
In San Jose Mexico on January 27 a band of revolutionists ambushed Federal troops, killing 118 soldiers in a desperate battle. Two rebels were reported killed. The clash followed reports of rising unrest as federal forces moved to quell the uprising.
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Ratvelah
el En Cobh
San Jose
Mex
Rhode Island Endorses San Francisco Exposition 1915
Providence Jan. 27 The Rhode Island Assembly passed a resolution expressing the state's support for San Francisco to host the 1915 exposition. The action reflects broad approval of showcasing the event on the Pacific coast.
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Calis
Providence
San Francisco
State Assembly
Massachusetts for San Francisco Fair Rally Declared
In Boston Mass the assembly passed a resolution declaring support for San Francisco as the site of the Panama Pacific exposition.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
San Francisco
Author Phillips Is Laid to Rest
New York January 27 funeral of David Graham Phillips author shot last Monday in Goldsboro was highly public with thousands of friends and admirers forming a cortege many blocks long.
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New York
David Graham Phillips
Goldsborough
Senate committee boosts rivers and harbors funding
Washington January 27 Senate committee added 3,389,282 dollars to the rivers and harbors bill to support government projects the government is eager to advance.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee
Peru and Ecuador Clash on Border Line
At the border near Lima Peru and Ecuador forces clashed today with casualties on both sides. Reportedly several men were killed on each side amid ongoing border tensions.
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Lima
Peru
Ecuador
Taft to Visit South Next March Report Doubtful
President Taft announced plans to visit the South in March. The dispatch describes a Pacific mail steamer docking at 4 PM and mentions a transport to Count at 1 AM, while a separate note reports Filipinos brought for tea plantations and three deaths from pneumonia on the voyage.
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Washington, D. Cy
Taft
South
Pacific
Hoch der Kaiser Toasts Mark Kaisers Fifty-Second Year
A Honolulu crowd marks Kaiser Wilhelm II's fifty-second birth anniversary with a German themed reception at the consulate. Dignitaries, government officials, and naval officers attend, exchanging health wishes as the Matson line plans face uncertain future while awaiting charter decisions and ship departures.
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Kaiser Wilghel
Minperar
Germany
Pruvaht
Hawaii
Plan for Belt Road would grant Oahu $200000 from territorial funds
Island residents would gain from a Belt Road plan proposing $200,000 from territorial funds for Hawaii and Maui counties. The measure, discussed by Representative Rive and a Republican central committee, estimates a total $400,000 needed for the project with distribution showing Oahu receiving a minority share. The plan, slated for the next legislative committee meeting, argues benefits include improved roads and a potential boost to local infrastructure.
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Island
Oahu
Hawaii
Kawah
Rive
Willem ‘Vhommeen
Honolulu
Ttlco
Wellewe
Garden Island
Oulu Hh
Uis Co
Vunty
Mawali
Muueee
Governor Brear Pushes Promotion Funding Plan
Governor Brear plans to urge a substantial public funds allocation to support the Promotion Committee’s work, aiming for about $50,000 though even that may not cover ongoing activities. The committee seeks county cooperation totaling $260, with two months left before deadlines, while officials discuss plans and press for publicity.
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Mittee
Ltvelt
Berti von Daten
Sugar San Francisco Jan Twenty Seventh Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sugar and a date in San Francisco with unclear names and actions. The readable items hint at a public notice or market reference but lack concrete subjects, actions, or parties to confirm.
Fifth District Republican Leaders Demand Equitable Division
Fifth district Republican leaders press for fair share of Legislative appointments for the next session. They claim Fourth district dominates clerk and department posts, urging Territorial Central Committee to divide jobs, with executive clerk W C Achi backing a plan for balanced representation and rewards for loyal supporters.
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Fifth District
Territorial Central Committee
Fifth — District
Chal A.D. Cooper
Territorial Oral Committee
Fourth District
Board of Supervisors
House
Senate
Jills
W. C. Achi
Joba
Huttie
Hilly Tor
Honolulu to link by wireless with New Zealand stations
A historic plan outlines wireless links from Honolulu to New Zealand and mainland stations. The project, tied to a $25,000,000 corporation, would enable long distance transmissions via the United wireless system with equipment already shipped to New Zealand.
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Honolulu
Wireless
New Zealand
Winaker
Thorpe
New Zeiland
Hanley
United Transmitting
Feletl Haw
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