No Demand Here for Big Bond Issue
Four percent not high enough rate, purchasers expected to be national banks on the mainland. Territorial bonds offered for 21,000,000 face value open on June 2010, brokers Hopkins and local bankers say demand is weak. Investors prefer higher rates and immediate liquidity, with 4 percent yielding less than loans in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Slyder Mortgage & Trust Core
New York City
Hopkins
Iy Sayliye
Focal Capital
Joent
Howe
White Vale
Bowie
Mit Trent
Kantern
Auto Accident Injures Borges in City Collision
Rodgers J Borges, a foreman for a local plumber, was seriously injured when his motorcycle struck a car driven by Charles Cottrell near pump station avenue. Borges was taken to the Queen's Hospital by police ambulance. Cottrell rear ended another vehicle shortly after the impact, with witnesses citing speed and sudden braking. Police and investigators are reviewing the scene as attorney Tarein Andrews represents the grain company and Frank Palla administers the estate of Mann OW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers J. Borges
F. W. Qhinn
Horgod
Charles Cottrell
Cottrell
Borges
Hoke
van Kent
Queen's Hospital
Kergeant
Naswall
Thane
Orient
Alleged Forgery on Harootuln Pay Roll Claimed
Allegations arise over a forgery on the City and County of Harootuln payroll. County officials and the Clean-up Day executive committee investigate suspected double payments and signatures. Sheriff Jarrett and others pursue explanations as names appeared on multiple payrolls. Investigation to identify who signed the payroll and why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namick
Harootuln
Mont Seritie
Uyvr County
Jarrett
Ted
Mtomort
Ile
giMolats
Lawecame Sunplelans
Emil A. Bern
Hawaiian Pedagogues Purge Council At Hawaii Convention
About thirty one Hawaiian teachers met at a national convention to purge what they called an oligarchy in charge of the Hawaiian education association. They claimed partial success with Superintendent Popy named as a director, and speakers including Mine A. A. Hadley and other educators voiced determination to reform leadership and governance of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuilly
Kan Fran
Olaea
Mirache Uu Young
Lander
Nargents
Popy
A. A. Hadley
Philadelphia
Anny Hawill
Mien Alton Hrowst
Mity TL Barnes
Mes. Bred Carter
D. Chalmers
Mee Chanbertolt
Athie K Cotlinn
Mine le Diy
Mine Po Dyke
Mire Te Mrain
Atte Housner
Mina A. Hadley
Mw Lee
Mina MT Ladd
W. 3. Murritt
Alli Mt. Moldman
Mfrs
G. Marahall
A. Marenning
Mik O'Rourke
Je Tovenders
Mire le A. Sabey
A. Self
Mee
Mary J. Blinpeun
Mira
Mire
A. Bturin
We Weatherbee
Mle Wenlek
Wallly Goorge Duncan
Mei D.C. Lindnay
McKay
Opium Ring Operatives Suppressed by Coast Authorities
A report from ban Francie papers describes an oversees opium ring with 15 ships tied to a coast patrol investigation. The operation allegedly used new crew arrangements to transport contraband from eastern ports to the coast, as federal grand juries probe the matter. Army aviators continue to show progress near College Park, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hae Wall
Aphin
Army Avlitore Contine
College Park
Wine _logton
Macomb Idea Plans Army Post and Sanitation Work
Macomb and officials push a waterfront army post and sanitation campaign. The plan, tied to Macomb’s project, will be examined in Washington by generals including Leonard Wood. Details remain withheld, and adoption may take months. Local authorities seek speedy progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Macomb
Washington
Macomb
Ben
Leonard Wood
Herries
Taft Opens Panama California Exposition Groundbreaking
Taft inaugurated the Panama California Exposition in San Diego with a ground breaking ceremony. The event marks the planned 1916 fair to celebrate the Panama Canal’s completion, amid ceremonies in the city as officials and attendees gathered for the inaugural moment and related pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Taft
Cardiff coal workers aim strike until union is recognized
Cardiff Wales July 19 workers decide to halt shipping until the Seamen's Union is recognized by shipowners. The action follows discussions at Tudhelin Gabley with Cardiff coal workers joining the stoppage to press for union recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Tudhelin Gabley
Wales
Wallpaper firms face antitrust charges in India
Four wallpaper industry officials have been indicted for alleged violation of the Indian anti-trust law. The case centers on cartel-like actions by firms in the wallpaper trade. Authorities allege price fixing and market allocation influenced by executives from prominent wallpaper companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autty Ein Cade
C Elai
Bharwan
Americans in Danger as War Looms in Lower California
A July 19 report from Washington notes government warnings about danger to Americans in Lower California as tensions rise. The dispatch stresses precautionary measures and possible mobilization amid the deteriorating border situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Apeelat Hy Sheel
Washington, D. C
Hae
Senator Works Backs Canadian Reciprocity in Senate Speech
Senator John D. Works of California spoke in the Senate in favor of the Canadian reciprocity agreement, signaling U.S. support for freer trade with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John D. Works
California
Senate
Sugar San Francisco July 1 New Transit Plan Details
Sugar city officials unveil a new transit plan with aims to improve service reliability and rider access. Officials promise phased implementation, funding steps, and stakeholder reviews over the next year and a half.
Death by own action aboard Canadian liner report details
A chaotic account from an Australian liner voyage cites deaths and attempted actions at sea. Captain and police notes describe a man’s expulsion, a raft incident, and later legal actions involving multiple named parties.
Sugar Official Denies Control
In New York on July 1 chairman Thomas of the American Sugar Refining Company testified before the special committee investigating the sugar industry that the company is not a monopoly and accounts for more than half of America’s refined sugar production.
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New York
W. Y
Washington
Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
America
Plague Toll in India Reported at 650690 Deaths
London July 18 reports total deaths in India from plague have reached six hundred fifty thousand six hundred ninety. The figure reflects the latest official tally amid ongoing outbreak conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
India
Mexican troops chase bandits in Lower California
July 19 report from San Diego says Mexican soldiers were sent to suppress bandits in Lower California after the war. A subsequent note indicates soldiers urged surrender of arms while a stricter law was declared at Agua Prieta as the Mexican line was policed.
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Diego
Cal
Lower
California
Tamuinted Wives
Agua Prieta
Four ordinances drafted to cover food protection rules
A sanitation committee proposes up to ten provisions across four ordinances to regulate protection of food staples. The plan aims to apply to dairies fruit shops and bakery goods, seeking to prevent contamination with health experts backing it. Minor corrections expected before forwarding to the board for approval.
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Amd
Avcardine
Prapene Jana
Intentian
HACKMAN SEEKS OWNER OF $500 CLAIM IN FORT SHUN CASE
Veteran Radin pursues the rightful owner of a property tied to a $500 dispute near Fort Shunxt. The case centers on a missing chain of ownership and a pending title action to determine rightful possession and return of the item.
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Jon Radin
Hhekman
Hie Piet
Hainlature Cartir
Stowaway from Suva Detained by Police in Port City
A 23 year old man claiming to be a manhjeet of France was detained at the local police station after arriving on a steamer and reported as a potential stowaway from Suva. He says he came seeking employment aboard the Zealandia, but was not aboard the ship when it sailed. Authorities plan to deport him to Suva via the steamer Mukura while investigations continue.
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Jammer
Ina. Com
Sydney
Alakow
Howvandin
Jock
Antil
Collins
Holt
Victoria
Collins Suill
F. Geros
Mukura
Yatsouver
Suva
Aura Geroe
Patiol
Auva
Siva
Guickly
Saya
Mawatty
Campbell
Ube
Spreckels Defense of Duty Built Planters Stir Public Hesitation
John D. Spreckels told a congressional investigating committee that Hawaiian holdings of Himsell and Adolph are worth less than one million dollars and asserted no broad benefit to citizens. He described California sugar operations and the Hawaii sugar remnants, noting Cragin refinery capacity and corporate ties, while hinting at near daily export plans and production figures. The testimony pointed to the intermeshing of Hawaii planters and California processing under scrutiny, with further details promised on page 6.
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Himsell
Adolph
Large deal by Hawaiian sugar men reported in history
Fragmentary OCR from a historic page notes a major deal involving Hawaiian sugar interests. The text references plans, persons, and places but is heavily garbled, with names and specifics unreadable. The fragment hints at negotiations, plantation activity, and anticipated movements in the sugar trade, yet no clear conclusions can be drawn from the damaged content.
Unclear Personal Crisis Report With Fragmented Names
A jumble of garbled text describes a personal crisis and unsuccessful attempt, naming unclear individuals and places. The fragmentary report mentions an attempted action, a person held without clear context, and scattered references to a city or street. No coherent events or identities can be confirmed.
Keep This For The Game Keeps Lineup Confusing The Card
A garbled report lists players Kelos va Kejon Fukuda Miyaka and Chinese Apau Chi Bui with line up notes. Names Bing Mong En Bue Ayame Akana Ib Koyama Chi Bui Higo Kon Wen Kusaki Le Tine Ah Fukuida Asam Ishikawa appear alongside umpires Bower and Mayne in a scattered baseball card fragment.
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Kelos Va
Kejon
Fukuda
Miyaka
Apau
Chi Bui
Bing Mong Et En Bue
Ayame Akana
Koyama
Higo
Kon Wen
Kusaki
le Tine
Ah Fukuida Pe Asam
Ishikawa
Apaus
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Tarein Andrews
Frank Palla
Eniate of
Mann OW
Hkelisha
Law
Low
Nuun
Nanny Pame
Mate
Fd Ont
Klen Low
Sam Dwieht
San Francisco
Wnnigilhs Hal Phy
Meas Chong Yiebatinn
Tealandia
K. Kaman
K. Yausiarmoto
K. Oki
B Kobayaahl
Amtnyt
Sugar
Pree
Pablo
Hackman
Fortshun
Rede Ae
Radin
Greenback
Terenee
Werbiy
John D. Spreckels
Ispen
Ehime Pectin
Ennitaliien
Hardwick Chairnan
Wali
Ef Nawal
T. Spreckels
Hee
Hye Huwalign Lstinils
Califurane
Cragin
Kisim Ie
Pete Compatty
Wan Tink
RP. Rithet
C. S. Albert
Watts
Warrington
Davies
Ban Cyries
Maree
Uae
Bower and Mayne
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