Hawaii Worries Over Japan Influence Amid Sugar Speculation
In a Thursday bulletin from the Evening Bulletin, readers note grand jury activity and growing concern that Japanese influence may have reached Hawaii. Analysts Willett & Gray forecast four cent sugar, signaling optimism for anti Triste forces and rising confidence in eventual market reforms.
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Campaign echoes from Aldrich speech in Rhode Island
United States Senator Aldrich opens a Rhode Island campaign with a plea to balance appeals to youth and material interests. He argues party unity and principled leadership bolster the Territory movement while urging citizen and partisan leaders to practice doctrine and push for greater territorial progress.
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Sugar market shifts in Europe amid rising demand and trust influence
Experts debate sugar price movements across Europe noting reduced cane output and rising consumption. Some credit supply demand dynamics, others blame the Sugar Trust for market manipulation. Despite rising use since 1908 Brussels terms, production gaps persist with mixed forecasts for cane and beet industries.
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Embezzlement Rumor Roils The Garden Island
A distressed note from The Garden Island laments alleged embezzlements shaking the country. The piece signals public alarm and questions government accountability as the uproar grows. The tone questions who will ultimately set matters right and restore trust.
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Laxity in Public Duty Prompted by Embezzlement Claims
A government watchdog warns that widespread laxity in public service has grown, potentially requiring drastic espionage measures to restore honor. The speech cites embezzlement charges, distant posts, and economic decline as drivers of decay, urging strong action to reestablish duty and trust.
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Foreclosure Action Over Large Mortgage in Manoa
Henry E B Cooper sues Inland Realty Co and J A Gilman seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on property near College Hills in Manoa. The note for 70 000 dated May 1 1900 due five years after, with 6 percent interest, partially paid with 5 000 on July 20 1900 leaving 45 000 principal and 4 000 interest unpaid. Plaintiff demands sale of the described property to satisfy the debt and asserts Gilman also holds an interest.
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Pink Sand Shocks Pim Olis City Meeting
A cryptic tale speaks of pink band and pink sand found only in Pim Olis. Asa Minor arrived yesterday by the Copithe and will address Browcess Hall Saturday night. The bulletin notes Shadrack's furnace and a weekly edition priced at $1 per year.
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Aggressors Targeting Public Funds in Corruption Trial
The defense and prosecutor spar over Johnson and Kumalue as witness testimony and charges unfold. Witnesses claim misuse of funds for committee work, with accusations of inflated bills and biased prosecutions. The case highlights alleged conspiracy and debates on proper penalties amid a growing public outcry.
Marriage records and police notes reveal Mackintosh case evidence
Fragmented 1904 correspondence from Dauphin Manitoba details a marriage registration and witnesses for Donald A E Mackintosh. Includes Chief of Police letter, hotel finding, and certificates from the Tower of Dauphin with Schedule B declaring Mackintosh a bachelor rancher. Also notes a foresters benefit certificate naming Mary Claude Mackintosh as wife.
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Odd War Time Bird Skins Packed For Dried Supply
A fragment describes large piles of dead Lindy white birds in Ontario, with birds stacked inches apart and skins packed close to dry. It mentions Japanese workers skinning birds and throwing the bodies aside as skins are prepared.
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Elderly man McElroy jailed again for nagancy charges
A. A. McElroy, an elderly man known to police as a jail candidate, surrendered after finishing months of sentences. Judge Linday told the court McElroy must serve one year at hard labor. Deputy Shortt Collingworth presented the case details. McElroy muttered he prefers prison life to any other existence. The judge accepted the plea for a year of hard labor entertainment.
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