Merchants Plan Famous Head of Irish Players Riot Claim
A chaotic annual merchants meeting in New York described as lively discussed leadership changes amid factional tension. Officers named A J Gignoux president and John Lennox secretary with varied nominations and mixed sentiment on the directors slate. The event drew attention to Irish players and a provocative theatre incident referencing John M. Syngs' comedy and a crowd booing Lynch Syne.
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John Lennox
A. J Ginnous
TM Chueh
Hoa
Hepburn
M. Forster
Charles Bos
Atlas Enger
Amt
A. J. Gienova
Charlen Low
Mom
Falagon
John Lennix
N. B. Young
Ginnouy
Gil Geolliere
Gignour
Ansoeia
New York
Tor
Renneh
Johm M. Syngs
Ex Soldiers Fill Posts in Memorial Employment Scheme
Former servicemen are being assigned roles in a commemorative program. Veterans already with the committee will assume positions, while others attend training at Horn Chathip to prepare. The plan aims to fill vacancies with men who have previously worked on the project and ensure steady leadership as replacements are named.
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Jeanie
Jean Hye
Oonte
Ty Hanent
Elnepre
Feinienyary
Peter Jeans
Peter
Stinon
Martha
Sivey
Bethany
John Cowld
Kwon
Fontinenis
Armee
Not Guilty Verdict Splits jury in perjury case
Vancouver Washington January coverage reports a jury clearing Louis Coadau of perjury before a federal grand jury after a lengthy session. The article notes testimony and procedural details, with references to local officials and ongoing investigation aspects. A separate item recalls the first wired wedding of the year, featuring Kay Walanabe and a Sierra Nevada bride, as witnesses describe their Vancouver visit and plans to marry.
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Wash
Siera
Chicago
San Francisco
Kay Walanabe
Hazel Harvey
Fred Pancoast
Katherine Elkins Suitor Sent to Insane Asylum
A fragmented report notes Katherine Elkins involved in a court matter with a suitor sent to an asylum. The text references New York and other unidentified places, with unclear dates and details but suggests a legal or personal conflict surrounding residence and mental health.
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Katherine Elkins
Independent sugar men growl at investigations
Washington hearings on the independent sugar refiners ended with discord over hearings and records. Witnesses accused the committee of bias while defending the European sugar beet industry inquiry and pushing for a public account of tariff effects on Hawaiian and Dominion plantations.
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Hou Hogar Trust Investimet
San Domingo
Tomlin
Colorado
Colt Fe
Xunar
Hawaii Vital to Coast and Geodetic Survey Work
Report to Congress outlines strategic island importance for hydrographic mapping and harbor improvements. Survey ships like the Patt finder support commerce, with magnetic observations nationwide and observatories in Porto Rico Maryland Arizona and Hawaii guiding navigational changes.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington, Nee
Tie Bare
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Moderae Nation
Tittrian
Coat and Geodetic Survey
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congres
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Pattfinder
Philippine Talundy
Samalay
Shin
Porto Ricn
Maryland
Arizona
Pitke
Hawnth
Echo of Thurtell's Plaint Heard in Washington
Fragmented copy reports a Hawaii banana plant controversy prompting protests in Washington. It describes a decree restricting Nanana banana plants near buildings within five miles of Honolulu Harbor and the ensuing clashes, delays, and legal actions. The piece mentions Gov ren, the Board of Health, and public demonstrations.
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Washington, D. C
Hawaii
Tena
National
Iliwatian Islands
Washington
Gov
Ren
Meuith
Honolu Harbor
Costly Work of Monetary Commission Faces Setback
A garbled 19th century report notes critics and lawmakers debating the monetary commission's plans. It mentions Aldrich Bowne and others opposing reforms aimed at limiting wealth concentration, with expectations that Congress may end attempts at broader financial legislation.
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