Public Lands For Beach Lots Near City Open for Homesteads
Public lands near Keka Mead are to be opened to homesteaders as the territory plans beach frontage development. Governor Frear announced preliminary arrangements for surveying and parceling the shore for private claims while preserving a protected water frontage. A large number of applications have already been received for the hillside plots suitable for summer homes and coastal utilities.
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Keka Mead
Fran
Frear Utieten
Almaroth
Two New Men For Geological Survey in Hawaii
The Geological Survey reports $1500 for the next year to expand water resources work in Hawaii. Two experienced engineers, Charles He Pleree and Jane W. Stewart, will join from the mainland, with arrival planned next May. Hardy will operate on Oahu with Maui assigned later. the effort aims to strengthen investigations and data collection for the Territory’s water resources.
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F Martin
Geological Survey
Uhawali
Martin Bo
Htadt
Charis
Hawai
Wwe
Korea
Alaeka
Hawaii
Hardy
Kans I
St We
Jane W. Stewart
Mehan
Denver
Maui
Board of Immigration Plans For Fort Armstrong Station
The Board of Immigration advances plans for a new station at Fort Armstrong extending federal property lines. Aims include a pole wharf and building funds, with discussions on wharf use and potential transfer of Channel property under a territorial arrangement. State officials weigh independent station creation and estimated costs to the Territory.
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Hound of Immigration
Fort Armstrong
Torgelo
Chantel
Kwear
Glies
Kration
Record of $1.7 million customs revenue amid 1911 notes
Federal customs authorities document a total of about $19000 in unspecified revenue during eleven months ending May in Hawaii. Deputy collectors and the Tax Department discuss adjustments and projected June disbursements. Officials plan reports to Washington and contemplate incorporation efforts affecting the department.
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Jane Hare
Dutiig
Liniyotts
Merwedi Parte
Tony
Huwalt
Wein
Hawaii
STEPHENS PUSHES SIX MILLION FOR PACIFIC STEAM SHIPS
Representative Stephens of Southern California leads a drive against Pacific Coast steamship monopolies. He introduced a bill to appropriate six million dollars to operate government steamships along the Pacific Coast and through the Panama Canal once completed. Until canal traffic resumes, the Pacific Coast line will work with government lines on the Atlantic.
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Washington, D. C
Stephens
Cafornia
Pacific Coast
Panama
Pas Nama Canal
Pacific Coast Line
Rnment
Atlantic
National Editors Meet in San Francisco Session
Teachers and officials of the National Educational Association gathered in San Francisco on July 8 for their annual council session to discuss curriculum standards and professional development.
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San Francisco
National Council of the National Editional Association
Gompers Angrily Denounces Third Degree In McNamara Case
Gompers of the AFL testifies before the committee on the McNamara case and transport from Indiana to Los Angeles. He denounces alleged third degree methods used against the accused and suggests impeachment of Justice Wright of the District of Columbia Supreme Court.
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Washington, D. Cy
President Gompers
American Federation of Labor
McNamara
Indiana
Les An
Gompers
Justice Wright
Supreme Court of the District of
Beginning of Hawaii Farm Study by Small Expert
A small farming expert engages in the initial study of Hawaii agricultural issues. Figures include Wilcox and Starrett meeting Governor Frear to discuss homesteads and smallholder problems, with plans for a month in Hawaii to assess farming prospects while seeking government attention. The report notes upcoming visits and potential policy focus on small farming support.
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Hawaii
Stareatt
California
Vollay
Wil
Victor Clare
Board of
Insuigretion
Witcox
Federal Experiment
Wilcox
Starrett
Frear
Hawiell
End of Week Quiet Stock Market Trade Amid Mixed Signals
Report notes a subdued weekend for stocks with limited price movement. Traders show cautious sentiment as prices hover near key levels with thin volume and several blocks trading around 1250 while speculation centers on a new college degree recognition. The market eyes potential shifts as observers await clearer direction.
Unclear Baldwin Condition at Inquiry Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mr Baldwin and another Baldwin, mentioning a condition after a shaking spell on a July date and a lack of wire reports. The text is garbled, with unrelated strings, making it impossible to determine a clear event or outcome.
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Mr Waterhouse
Castro's 1000 Followers Ready for Puertal News
Report notes Castro has gathered about one thousand supporters in Vencastela. Observation suggests an attempt to seize government control may be imminent, with followers and organizers increasingly visible as details emerge from former press circles.
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Vencastela
Quake Shakes Budapest in July City Damage Report
Two earthquakes rattled Budapest Hungary today causing considerable damage in the city and surrounding areas. Authorities reported shocks measuring strong to treble intensity with tremors felt across streets and buildings. Nearby regions reported damage assessments and emergency responses were underway as officials urged caution and structural checks.
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Budapest
Hungary
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