Fortunes Won By Fight
Reno July 5 The exodus of fighters and fight fans is nearly complete. Jack Johnson the new world’s champion announces his intention to enter vaudeville and then return to his farm. Final accounting shows Johnson’s share of proceeds and Jeffries clearing $117,000 while Richard the promoter nets $100,000 exclusive of moviemaking profits.
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Sanders from Louisiana Named U S Senator
Baton Rouge La July 5 Governor Sanders was today named by the Legislature as United States Senator to succeed Senator McEnory who died recently.
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Dr Hyde to Prison Cell in Poisoning Case
Kansas City July 5 Dr Hyde convicted of poisoning millionaire Swope was sentenced to life imprisonment. San Francisco July 5 George Beckley of Honolulu is dead in the city.
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Eastern visitors to Hawaii seen rising next winter
A June Atlantic City report by Wood, from the Promotion Committee, predicts many eastern visitors to Hawaii next winter. Weather and transport costs hinder some plans, with details on taro flour, hotel crowding, and projected prices. Tenney and Mrs Peck were en route to England as noted.
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Money Is Ready Declares Kuhio and Hawaii Bond Aid
The document reports Acting-Governor Kuhio announcing federal authorization and $200,000 for a Tuahula multipurpose project in Honolulu Territory. It notes appropriations for building acquisitions and readiness to fund after the federal action, with correspondence from Washington and Stoll Smith detailing disposal and property actions. The message emphasizes swift use of funds for the Mahuk Hawk project and ongoing coordination with the federal government.
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Dickinsons Notes On Territorial Conditions And Needs
Acting Governor Mott Smith leads a morning review of War Department staff in Honolulu. Secretary of War Dekinean and Garfield of the Interior brief on frontier defense, agriculture, and supply for the Philippines. The discussion covers ports, fortifications, and available beet for military and territorial needs as U.S. plans progress.
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Honokaa in Demand Shuffled Board Game Highlight
Fragmentary OCR shows a Hawaii town name repeated with garbled phrases about bets or scores and mentions of a board, a carpe word, a 19.60 figure, and Hawaiian figures like Buger and Alou. Continued on page 2.
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Prohibition Convention Blocked Amid Disorder in Kailua
Obscured protest and attempted disruption marred a prohibition convention in Kailua Hawaii as speakers faced interruptions. Reports describe tense scenes with police and ceremonial security, while delegates debated policy and potential amendments amid noisy gatherings.
Negroes Killed in Race Riots Special Bulletin
Special bulletin reports violent race riots across Washington New York and Houston on July 5 tied to Jeffries Johnson boxing controversy. Marines clashed with Black crowds, a Marine had throat cut, one Black man killed in New York melee, Houston riot left one killed and three shot amid ongoing police strain. Moving pictures of the fight were also contested to avert further violence.
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Insurgent Leaders Hold Conference With Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
Representative Pointdexter from Art State arrived at Oyster Bay July 5 and met with Colonel Roosevelt and Miles Pointdexter, noted insurgents from the last Congress, for a lengthy conference amid political tension.
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Daily Scores of Big Leagues Bulletin Highlights
Special bulletin from Cable San Francisco reports American League results Washington 2 Philadelphia 3 New York 3 Boston 2 Detroit 5 Cleveland 2 Chicago 5 St Louis 6 and National League scores Boston 6 New York 4 Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 11 Chicago 3 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 5 plus society note Benny Cunho and Mine May Wil were married Saturday.
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Prohibition Pary Push in Hawaii Plebiscite Effort
Three weeks remain before Hawaii votes on a territorial prohibition issue led by John G. Woolley and prominent supporters. The movement seeks to secure self governance by backing the Woolley platform while opponents fear covert threats and coercion.
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Maul Races Attract Big Crowd In Sports Event
A large crowd gathered for Kinau sailing races and related sports on Maui with calm to gale conditions. Spectators watched boats battle wind and waves while shoreline activities, music, and offerings to Neptune filled the scene. Accommodations and local hospitality provided a festive setting as plans for future pools, tennis, and bowling facilities were announced.
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Tin Soon Says Mistake in Honolulu Arrest Case
San Francisco report notes Tin Soon claiming mistaken identity as Sconor Thomas Elder is held aboard the Sierra after a cable from Sheriff Henry of Honolulu details the arrest. Local officers acted on the incoming dispatch and Tin Soon asserts the charge is unclear.
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Affonso Seeks Hawaiian Convention Attendance
Special correspondence from Hilo Hawaii notes Affonso discusses a convention of the Hawaiian Association. The article mentions the landing at Kona and plans for a gathering with church ceremonies, decorations, and reminiscences of early days. References to delegates Makai, Ni Ika, and other figures appear as the piece continues on page 3.
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Judge Lyman Passes Away in Tangled Turmoil
The obituary notes Judge Lyman, governor under King Kalakana, dies amid political upheaval on a colonial plantation. He earlier served as sheriff and army officer, survived by family and others in the colony. The report references the overthrow of a regime and ties to U S Army involvement.
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Ballinger and Taft Talks in Beverly Special Bulletin
Secretary Ballinger arrived in Beverly Mass and conferred with Taft on the subject of reel o. The fragmentary copy references discussions amid unclear names and locations but confirms a high level political meeting in Massachusetts.
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