Ayres Charged With Casting Illegal Vote In Hawaii
H M Ayres, Thurston editorial writer, faces perjury and illegal voting charges. The article outlines his naturalization status, prior military service, and attempts to obtain papers while under inquiry by federal and territorial authorities. The case centers on whether he voted illegally in Hawaii and if he is eligible for citizenship documentation.
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Solons Favor Palama Hospital Transfer Policy
Solons push a resolution before Ube Chyan County Board to favor taking over Palama Hospital. Kane Naw argues that under county control the hospital would provide better care for indigent patients than Queen's hospital. The debate centers on transferring patient care from Queen's to Palama and the timeline as talks continue in committee.
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Campbell Secures Right of Way for Street Extension
Public Works head Campbell announces right of way through the United States Navigation for the opening and extension of a harbor street project. He presented a memorandum to the Board of Public Works with formal approval and authority cited for the roadway expansion.
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Bupar
Berger Salary Dispute Triggers City Hall Action
Local authorities confront Teritorial sun leader Berger over pay cuts and missing raises. Board and city supervisors review monthly salaries while a plan to adjust compensation faces scrutiny. A related incident cites a leader lowering pay from fifty to five dollars per month, prompting calls for accountability and potential legal action.
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Kerger
Kane
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Hay Hug Choe
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Stock Market Briefing Shows Mixed Yet Steady Moves
A compact report notes few stock sales but an overall strong tone. Transactions show minor shifts with notable activity in sugar, base metals, and energy futures. Melkyite and related commodities edge higher amid a cautious outlook, while several issues edge toward the next trading window.
Carcia Faces Trial Over Forged Check in Hawaii
United States Marshal Headey reports Jous Carela linked to a forged twenty eight dollar check. The case involves alleged fraud tied to a ring engagement in Honolulu. Investigations continued as authorities pursue additional charges.
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Great Discovery Promised By Hawaii Strike Riot
Two men killed and many injured in a strike riot at an American Sugar Refinery in Hawaii. Report describes efforts to replace workers with strikebreakers and ongoing trouble for a week. The text highlights medical advances and a claimed victory over disease linked to Hawaii science, with references to Dr Curry and Dr Meinekhor. Context implies continuation on another page.
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Troops Guard Ohio Amid Rail Strike Turmoil
In Columbus Ohio state troops are on guard as rail lines face a crippling strike. No trains run on affected lines and authorities fear unrest despite military presence. Public safety concerns mount as the situation develops.
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Militia Under Arms in Grand Trunk Strike Dispute
Mid July 28 four State militia are held here under arms amid tension between striking Grand Trunk Railway employees and strikebreakers brought to operate the system. The move signals serious trouble as authorities prepare for possible unrest and safeguard key facilities.
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Strikers in Bridburg Demand Troops to Halt Demolitions
Strikers in Bridburg Ontario amid the Grand Trunk system are described as in a savage mood, destroying railroad property. The Grand Trunk has appealed to Ottawa for troops to impede further demolition of railway equipment.
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Bryan Still Has Hopes for County Option Fight
Lincoln Neb July 28 William Jennings Bryan says he will continue the county option contest despite the defeat of his veteran wheme. He reframes the setback as a call to press on with the campaign in the state.
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Fire department report shows costs and action in city notice
Sugar San Francisco dispatch summarizes a July incident where Chief Thurston Med Wronart reports firefighting response to an incident involving alarms and a damaged vault. The memo notes estimated habilition costs around 14,206.89 and references officials including Mayor Fern and Herty MmoUNting in the public record.
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Candidates on horizon Ayres strike first blow
A sprawling political skirmish unfolds as Ayres strikes first, with coalitions forming around Weaver for City Attorney and Andrews and Cathcart clashing over support. The plebiscite campaign shapes rival camps as candidates vie for mayor and sheriff in a tense county election.
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Money for Dairy Inspection Approved by Board
The City and County Board of Supervisors today appropriated seven hundred dollars from the general fund. The money will be devoted to ear ring on the work of inspection of dairies and cattle to be found there.
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Silent Deputy Milverton Examines No Other Witness in Ku Case
Reporter notes Deputy County Attorney Milverton examined no other witnesses in the Ku case this morning. The man who questioned today attempted to claim instigation by the dead to procure something, for which he was arraigned. Two more witnesses are to be examined before Milverton and McDuffie tomorrow morning. No connection yet found between suspects and the crime.
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