Bids On Territorial Bonds Opened In Afternoon
Two bids for a $100000 Territorial bond issue were opened in the afternoon. Bank of Hawaii bid 250001 for 42 50 009 of the bonds. The Bets le bid by Mary I. W. Bets le bit HO167 for one bond. The Walter thares represent the nuunt to MH be paidh wktue of delivery far ile Hond. Governor Prear yeoelted word tat ten Wht liek fem biged. New York bids see le he pened at ton Welenk fomearraw MEER I New Yavhe with heli Me and whiat FORO ateton Ry ea dn Atevteetiate.
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O'Cloak
Bank of Hawaii
Mary I. W. Betsle
Walter Thares
Uline
Wein
Fragmented note on Panethtowt resident protest and government talks
An OCR fragment discusses Panethtowt residents and government actions over Avion protest delays. It mentions Antony Hall, Campbell, and local figures, with references to a 820,000 estate sale and debates over land rights, departmental stance, and upcoming political moves. The text is garbled but centers on protest, government response, and potential next campaigns.
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Antony Hall
Kenan Campbell
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TYG Gowetisae Sande Og Rommeh
Serene Jolog Mpenihy
Ethan Kik Rou
Renibttoan
WLM
Foreani
Tna
Fmt
Staal
Emer
Campbell
Sugar sale up to 4.61 amid market confusion
A garbled report notes sugar prices rising to 4.61 amid unclear market moves. Mentions New York trading and various entities in a fragmented string with several proper nouns and numbers, but specifics are obscured.
Republican Senators Split On Wool Tariff
Washington July 27 The La Follette wool tariff bill failed in the Senate as Democrats and insurgent Republicans joined against the plan party Republicans. The vote reflected deep rifts over protectionism and foreign intervention policy in a chamber unsettled by the bill’s fate.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Isenberg and Pond Sacrifice For Honolulu Milk Funding
The report by Territorial Veterine viewer A Narcaard details a campaign to safeguard Honolulu’s milk supply. Isenberg and Pond have made financial sacrifices to support the effort, including hiring workers and building new facilities, while facing political and logistical hurdles.
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Isenberg and Pond
Honolulu
Harry Nicoll Improvement Reported After Illness
A garbled report notes Harry Nicoll's condition improving after illness. It mentions Barry Nielly and references medical updates and ongoing care, but the text is largely unreadable, with several broken phrases and unclear details about dates or treatments.
Pinchot Attacks Taft Over Control Heritant Controversy
Former Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot issues a statement accusing President Taft of favoring Guggenheim interests in the Controlles Bay matter. Pinchot says Taft reopened the Controller Heritant bande without public notice, benefiting business interests.
Liner Hits Rock and May Be Lost at Sea
The Empress of China stranded on a rock off Ava peninsula near Yokohama after departing Vancouver. Rescue teams and Japanese sailors battled to save the vessel but reports say salvage may be futile and the ship appears badly damaged.
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Tokio
Japan
Vancouver
Ava Peninsula
Yokoham
Sol
Fleet strengthens Pacific with new battleships and cruisers
Washington July 27 announces Oregon and St. Louis ordered into commission to be stationed at Bremerton navy yard. Four cruisers join Pacific reserve fleet and ten to the Atlantic for similar duty, with officers and crews to man the warships.
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Washington, D. C
Oregon
St. Louis
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Cific
Atlantic
Bailey quits over Stephenson probe in Senate
Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas resigns from the senate committee on privileges and elections amid an impending bribery inquiry into Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin. Bailey says he disapproves of the latitude allowed in evidence collection.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Haw
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Bailey
Muckrake Committees Targeted in House Probe
Washington July 27 Representative E Roberts of Nevada introduced a House resolution demanding an investigation into how various investigating committees conduct their methods. San Francisco item notes odd financial quotes and ambiguous wartime pay figures.
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Washington, D. C
E. Roberts
Nevada
House
Pure Food Man to Face Possible Reprimand Over Wary Wharfes
Government deliberations on a Pure Food issue reference a possible reprimand for a figure nicknamed Pure Food Man. The article discusses the handling of a recommendation from the Secretary of Agriculture and the president's expected response before a likely next term.
Harsh arguments at harbor hearing over freight and sugar ties
The session featured a tense dispute as the head of a major firm and others clashed over alleged labor and freight arrangements. Witnesses described manipulation of rates, with claims of preferential treatment for a sugar plantation and accusations of cartel like conduct between carriers and producers.
Oahu College Adds Five Faculty for Next Year
Five teachers added to Oahu College and Punahou School for next year. Two join the Preparatory School, two the College, and one the Music Department. The additions include reshaping in Mathematics and Reference, with a focus on handling increased enrollment as the new Preparatory School building nears completion.
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Oahu College
Punahow
Mse
Plans to Protect Laysan Birds Involve Legislature Action
The territorial legislature may fund protection for Laysan birds and establish a wardenship over Laysan and others. Hawaii College rep W A Tryan notes local concern over feral funds and calls for prompt attention by lawmakers. Public interest centers on safeguarding rare species amid debates on treasury allocations and biological surveys.
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Layean Lalatd
W. A. Tryan
Hie College of Hawaii
Hine
Wharf plans for Mahukona wharf and railway
A tentative plan proposes wharf and railway work at Mahukona in North Kohala Hawaii. The territory would regulate land use, with a 60 foot wide wharf alignment, footways, and shared access to public and company facilities, under territorial approval and time adjustments.
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Muhwiconn
Matwkona
Dieteiet
North Kohata
Hawaii
World Mailer
Rensean
Noath
Amd
Om Tin Seth
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