Arrests Follow Violation by Colborne Employees at Ky Harbor
Two men, Cl Qual and Iwhloka, were arrested after violating gy regulations near Colburns in Ky harbor. A Health Board inspector escorted them to quarantine after being detained at the Board of Health Headquarters. Warrants were drawn up for their arrest, claimed to target only one side of the channel and allegedly discriminatory against the Kaptolant Estate.
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Jobin
Colborne
Colburn
Jeon
Cl Qual
Iwhloka
Tts
Kallht
Lumber Dealers Move to Raise Rates Across Market
Lumber dealers plan a general price increase around July 1, aiming for about a 1 percent rise. The action targets various wood products, with wide impact on building projects in Honolulu and surrounding areas as contractors and exporters adjust to higher costs and market signals.
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Honolulu
Minoh
Lanihor
Lanihor Siaufvet Me ‘Ery? Abmoeieathions and Cire Tt Bx Tien Ali
Weber
Pric
Iwensland
Douala
Tigabeer
Peiniodgen
Yart
Bnapewtien
Kit Pond
Thy
Northwaet
Fr-Pradues
Vancouver
Tahini
Hepeloe
Nsliie
ATE Tape Sane
Cane Land Declares Frear Policy on Homestead Lands
The Governor and Attorney General announce a hard line on homestead claims in Kau, Kal wiki, and Hilo districts. They warn that only verified patents will stand, and any attempted alienation of cane lands will face swift legal action and state enforceme nt. The aim is to preserve rights of homesteaders while protecting revenue from cane lands.
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Janis
Homenteaders
Homeateaders
Thompan
Hie Kallis
AluRney
Builth
Hawaii
Attorshey
Lindory
Kau
Hilo
Kalwikt Bormeloads
Bernado Reyes
Ding
Mexico
Rogers
Cubs
Vera Cruz
Marine Corps Barracks 10 to Begin Soon at Beart Harbor
The Marine Corps barracks and officers quarters at Beart Harbor will commence soon after the Bret of Getolor. Major New ville reports funds are available within appropriated amounts and plans should be ready by late July. Captain Edward W. Tanker will oversee construction with work headed by the Marine Corps quartermasters, aiming to have the barracks completed by October 1.
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Beart Harbor
Getolor
Newville
Weshington
Jougrese
Trip
Marine Eiivlon
Helman
Honolulu
Edward W. Tanker
Marine Corve Quartermasters
Rural School Curriculum Plan Emerges in Local Debate
The article describes a rural school board proposal for a modified curriculum, aiming to align instruction with limited resources. It notes dissent from educators over core requirements and hints at a broader push for standardized content and teacher training within the district.
Feels All Danger Over A Harbor Regulation Battle
A fragmented report describes tensions over a harbor water safety issue in Honolulu. Officials from Manis Valley examine regulation and inspection of the Hol Shope while opponents push for stricter controls and enforcement.
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Henitiy
Mie Harbor
Ulu
Honulau
Manis Valley
Dante UF Lina Tae Bot
Senate Finance Panel Considers Canadian Reciprocity Bill
The Senate finance committee is today weighing the Canadian reciprocity bill. Indications suggest the committee will vote against adding amendments as debate continues.
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Senate
Oedal Bal Iyetha
Washington, DE
Senate Finance Committee
Cardinal Gibbons Honored at Anniversary Celebration
Baltimore June 6 prominent men spoke at a civil celebration marking Cardinal James Gibbons elevation to the cardinalate. Speakers included President Taft ex President Roosevelt Chief Justice White and Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain in a ceremony honoring the milestone.
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Associated Promiunter
Baltimore
Cardinal James Gibbons
Th Cardin
Taft
Roosevelt
White
Bryce
Great Britain
Wool Tariff Split Sparks House Debate
Washington June 6 The wool tariff bill has been introduced in the House. The Ways and Means Committee report backs the measure while the minority rebukes it as a political move amid tension over tariff policy.
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Camodedream Cable
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Acores
Tait
Ed Harrigan Dies at Home in Brooklyn
Edward Harrigan famed actor and playwright died at his Brooklyn home. Harrigan, long noted on the American stage, was associated with major theater circles in New York and later connected with management at venues on Montague Street. The death marks the end of a prominent era in American entertainment.
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New York
N. Yi
Edward Harrigan
Brooklyn
Howard Harlan
Iris
Morriston
Martie
Anu Street
Heoudwiny
Sugar Refining Executives Seek Appeal in Fraud Conviction
Charles A. Heike former secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company and an employee named Gerbracht aim to obtain the right to appeal their conviction in the sugar fraud case heard in York. The pair were convicted earlier and are pursuing appellate relief.
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Washington. O Cn
Charles A. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Gerbracht
York
Portland Republicans Win in Election
Portland Oregon June 6 Republicans win in election. Reported results show the Republican ticket sweeping the city council race. Strong turnout and a clear victory margin noted by officials.
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Portland
Republicans
Supervisors Meet For Building Ordinance Passage
City and County Supervisors hold a special meeting to finalize amendments on the building ordinance. Deputy Attorney Milverton submits a draft. several officials present state the measure will undergo limited changes before vote. Members discuss health committee input and potential additions to the amendment package as they seek clearer terms for passage. (Continued on Page 3)
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Chiiroan Kruger
Hera
Hondt
Meir
J AL Maefoot
Woo
Sini
Cart
Neuen
Milverton
Fragmented OCR shows names and garbled reportage on a public event
The unreadable text lists numerous personal names and scattered phrases about a gathering or reportage. It contains numerous errors, mis-spellings, and nonstandard terms, preventing a clear story or outcome from being determined.
P M Pond Mins Bil Contract Details
P M Pond receives a cable from the War Department detailing a contract for twenty thousand barrels of dried grain bedding and related logistics. The misspelled note suggests approval for a four grade supply and transportation to a near barracks, plus an award for a separate village project near Sehoneld Bare.
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War Department
Ieee
Threats Against Supt Rider Spur Racial Labor Case
A Hawathian youth claims threats were made against Supt Rider of the Kukawko Station after Rider filed charges related to a case of slavery. The poem-like confession describes abuse at a Kalowko household, where a grandfather and the drunken couple allegedly abused a girl. The Juvenile Court actions led to removal, with Rider and others facing intimidation as authorities pursue justice.
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Ridler
Hawathan
Rider
Kukawko
Sean Iony
Stim
Adel
Atr
Kier
Heather
Hidler
Lefora Duces Whitey
Une Court
Hitler
Land sale report with unsettled details in Abbeys area
Fragmentary OCR notes state Holt sells land at Abbeys Stab Lindh to fund tannin project. Mentions Newville and MEME rdowetor friar with unclear references to people and places. Reading preserves names but lacks coherent actions or dates.
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Abbeys
York
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