Taft delegates and Hawaii trip loom in Ohio politics
The article notes Governor Frear’s arrival and Taft and Fisher discussions as Taft seeks delegates at large. It cites a predicted trip to Hawaii to study land conditions and assess administration balance. The timing is uncertain, with a possible September or October visit. Taft supporters gain momentum ahead of the Republican convention in Cleveland.
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Hawaii
Frearay
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Rapid Transit Tug of War Over Fine Plan in Court
Officials from Hapld Tranpit Co and city authorities met in private to discuss a plan involving a $200 fine and a payment scheme amid a Supreme Court challenge. The talks touched on street rail safety, supervision, and the potential for continued direct meetings while the case proceeds. Continued on Page 3.
Rapid Transit Head Heads to Pearl Harbor Extension Case
L Tenney Peck, president of the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company, will sail on the Inner Nile from Honolulu at five this afternoon to Washington on business. He says the trip concerns the Pearl Harbor extension and a right-of-way across Fort Shafter, not politics, though rumors tie it to the gubernatorial situation.
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Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company
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Honolulu
Washington
Nile
Hawaii
National Capitol
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Congress
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Company
Pearl Harbor
Frear
Contractors Win Kewalo Fill Contract At 42 Cents Yard
The Lord Young Company secured the Kewalo dredging job by submitting a remarkably low bid of 42 cents per yard, beating rival bids of 81 and 9. The deal involves dredging the harbor and building a dredger, with power supply handled by Hawaiian Electric. The contract aims to reduce costs and expedite channel work, though details remain fragmented in the damaged text.
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Dredutig
Enormeaun
Venter
Cory
Rot Lo
Jawer
Hawaiian Electre Company
Ivan Thee
Wee orphans voyage across the Pacific to Chicago
Two very young Nile orphans, a boy and a girl, aged under five, depart Manila bound for Honolulu then Yokohama and Osaka. From there they travel to San Kean, then Chicago, under guardianship of the American colony and railway officials, to join their grandmother.
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Veancin
Cranay
Dinini
Marit
Cranan
Dal Ben
Manila
Howton
Mann
Deaulloe
Honolulu
Thal
Ler
San Kean
Olllefale
Baulernatic Railway
Mogntain
Chicago
Howson
Mahuka Case 18 Deep Water Investigation Notes
Fragmentary OCR text outlines Mahuka Case 18 with references to a jury, a Booker entatter, and various figures, including Haynatt and Heweter, amid discussions of proper method and interpretation. The readable bits imply a legal or investigative narrative with named individuals and proceedings.
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Colin Hetil
Wivnivit
Stoke
Political maneuvering around Governor Br and gubernatorial race
A quiet wave of influential Friends around Governor Br contemplates possible moves as a gubernatorial vacancy nears. Washington reports indicate advisers and lawyers weigh options while party figures seek credible successors amid ongoing internal discussions.
Sugar Ban Plan Mentioned in Regional Review
Fragmentary text outlines a plan labeled sugar ban with varied terms and dates unclear. Mentions regions or groups but lacks coherent people or organizations. No definitive action or outcome identifiable.
Gompers Accused of Bribe Ties Across Coast
In Los Angeles Bert H. Franklin testified that Samuel Gompers, AFL president, sent money to Clarence Darrow to bribe Venice official Lockwood. In Washington Gompers denied Hinl’s sworn statement, vowing documentary proof.
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Cal
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Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Veniceman Lockwood
Washington, D. C
Frank Hinl
Kenyon Leads Young In Iowa Election Race
In Des Moines June elections Senator William Kenyon leads ex-Senator Lafe Young with about 37 000 votes to 16 000. The gubernatorial race is undecided with George W Clark and P C Holden as candidates.
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Cote Des Moines
William Kenyon
Lafe Young
George W. Clark
P. C. Holden
Havemeyer Letters Figure In Sugar Trust Case
In New York on June 4 evidence includes letters from Henry Havemeyer to Chester Morey showing Havemeyer directing Great Western Sugar Refining Co affairs and Morey’s concern in the ongoing sugar trust trial.
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Sugar Trust
Cable
New York
N.Y
Henry Havemeyer
Chester 8
Morey
Great Western Sugar Refining Company
Evidence Heard in Sullivan Sewall Case Trial Update
A federal judge heard further testimony in the Sullivan Sewall case. Witnesses from Sullivan’s circle described actions and the defense prepared to seek dismissal after a lengthy opening. The court adjourned for several days as review continues and the Panama voyage details surface.
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Sullivan-Sewall
Riots in Liege and Ghent Prompt Massive Strike Call
June reports from Belgium indicate several killed and numerous wounded in Liege and Ghent during political riots demanding Flemish and Walloon separation. Rioters threaten general strike as 50 000 reserve troops are to be called and a committee plans nationwide protest actions.
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Liege
Ghent
Walloon
Lorimer Charged Openly in Senate Debate
Senator Kern of Indiana opened debate on the Lorimer investigation reports alleging corruption. He spoke as a minority member of the Lorimer committee, contrasting the two reports and accusing Lorimer of wrongdoing.
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Senate
Rene Dame
Washington
D. C
Kern
Indiana
Probe of Beef Trust Planned by House Panel
Washington D C January 4 The House judiciary committee has decided upon an investigation of the alleged beef trust. The ruling sets the stage for hearings and possible legal action targeting meatpacking interests amid public concern over competition and pricing.
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Sa Sme
Washington, D
Hoare Judiciary Committee
Senator Nixon III in Critical Condition in Washington
Senator George and Nixon of Nevada are reported critically ill in Washington with spinal injuries. The brief item notes their health status and location, highlighting the impact on political leadership.
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Washington, D.C
George & Nixon
Nevada
New Yacht Cup Presented by Whitadets Fleet Captain
Charles Bo Wood, noted yachtman on the Eastern Coast, presented the Hawaii Yauhe column with a ceremonial trophy for the upcoming Yacht Cup. The event proceedings included confirmation of observers and officials, with the trophy to be named Beg 1.
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Euatern
Aileur
Merrie
Hawaii
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