Treasury says Mahuka site too small for federal building
McClellan reports in a letter that the case for the Mahuka site remains disputed. Waldron and the Merchants Association describe Latent nonclusion concerns as delaying a public building. Debates center on enlarging the present alley to reopen the issue and influence the Capitol project.
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Waldron
Marchant Association
George B. McCicllan
Treakney Department
Clellan
Waldeo
Capitol
McClellan Reports Treasury Reactions On Mahuke Site
May 1910 letter from GEO. B. McCLELLAN to Fred J. Waldron reveals Treasury officials doubt additional funding for the Mahuke block purchase. City business leaders seek congressional sentiment to finance extra site acquisition while opposing a new location. Governor Frear’s Yale trip looms as Honolulu debates Fort Street and Cape ial Rauare plans.
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Fred J. Waldron
the Merchants? Association
Monolaln
Siera
Secretary of the Treasury
Huks
Fort Street
Congress
Geo. B. McClellan
Frear
Yale
Port Street
Alte
Theo
Cape Ital
Honoluly
Coast Socialists Invite Russians To Work on Pacific Coast
Coast socialists in San Francisco and other cities accuse Territorial authorities of oppressing Russian immigrants. The letter invites Russians to travel to the mainland for work, offering free transport from Honolulu and promising jobs in sugar plantations, mining, and rail camps, amid accusations of coercive tactics and political manipulation.
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Pacife
Wohalt
San Francisco
Bentharen
Ravalon
Tien Honoluln
Aoelal State Party
Wheelly
Francisco
Tereitory
Mawati
Honolulu
Ho Bar
Crete
Ruwalane
Hawaiion Mugar Estates
Salary Debate in House Opposes Governor Pay Rise
The House debate centers on Governor of Hawaii salary, with Rep Macon opposing increases. He argues paying the governor $12,000 yearly wastes about $7,000 annually to the Islands. The discussion includes comparisons to Pennsylvania and references to the Organic Act and ongoing debate continues on Page 10.
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Macon
Hawaii
Republic of Hawaii
Islands
Pennsylvania
Mr. Butler
Utm
Sugar Sale Report From Bullutia Market Boot Works
A brief note records a sale of sugar and boots at Bullutia with references to previous quot. Por Gale cards indicating pricing and stock movement. The item hints at a local trade update and market conditions.
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Por
Bullutia
Quake in Avellino Province Shakes Italy
In southern Italy rumors surge as a severe earthquake devastates Avellino. Fifty seven dead reported. telegraph lines down slow data. Government allocates $100,000 for relief as the Kito and Queen of Italy depart with soldiers and medical corps to the disaster area.
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Nafles
Italy
Avellino
William Lucas Passes Away In California
William Lucas, longtime resident of Fu Wall and former teacher, died in California after a period of illness. He was associated with Henry May and Company and had recently been hopeful for recovery before his death. He had lived in Fu Wall for about twenty years.
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Mortine
California
William T. Lia
Henry May and Company
Luexetine
Hiwali
Henry May
Ladene
Fuwall
Lihue to Honolulu Store Manager Career Ends in Hospital
The article outlines a Kauai origin manager who joined Hyney May and Company in Honolulu in 1902 after work at the Mehop store and Stackfeld and Company. It notes a major firm expansion credit to him, then chronic health decline leading to hospitalization following a gunshot accident in Nuavann Valley and surgery at Queen's hospital.
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Walanie
Inter
Honokan
Lihue
That Pines
Stackfeld and Company
Honolulu
Hyney May and Company
Lican
Henry May
Lorimer Case Referred to Senate Committee
Senators presented the Lorimer case to the Senate and the bribery allegations against Lorimer were referred to the privileges and elections committee for review without comment.
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Lorimer
Ilinois
Senate
Cullom
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Eee
Roosevelt's Oxford Degree
Excerpts from Secretary Catonel Roose velt speech at Oxford University describe America’s link to great universities and the diverse European roots of the American people. The speech contrasts the ancestors of Americans with today’s citizens and hints at broader cultural discussions to follow on page 3.
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Catonel Roosevelt
Oxford University
Arrests in Elections Special Bulletin Osaka Fraud Cases
Special bulletin reports that about two hundred arrests were made in Osaka over frauds tied to the elections. Police conducted raids and detentions across multiple districts as investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOTO
Osaka
Peter
McLean Scores Railroad Interests Against Water Transport
Honolulu dispatch reports McLean as opposing Interstate Commerce expansion to water transportation in Manauti. A letter by A W Van Valkenberg argues against federal control of water routes, contending existing railroad safeguards protect local merchants and travelers. The writer criticizes statements supporting intercity water service regulation and urges careful fact checking before action. June 7, 2010, Honolulu, TH.
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Mclean
Vhce
Tntertsined Steam Navigaethon Company
Strome Lexue
McLean Welten
A. W. van Valkenberg
Manauti
Helme
Gore
United States
Wight
Sugar Case Nears Jury Verdict Amid Weighing Fraud Allegations
U.S. government prosecutes alleged sugar weighing frauds in a case that could go to the jury tomorrow. The package mentions a York bulletin and June timing, with emphasis on cheating and suspects facing trial.
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Flreda
York
June
Railroad to Conference in D C May Move
The railroad bill moved to conference between the Senate and House as managers agreed on a plan. Officials met with the President to withhold one administration position if injunction suits against higher freight rates are dropped. Also notes a birth in 1900 to Mr and Mrs John F Sylva a twelve pound boy.
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Washington, D. C
Aylva
Thielty
John F Sylva
Parr to Get Big Reward
Washington June 1 Attorney General Wickersham announced Parr the man who first exposed sugar weighing frauds is entitled to the government reward for providing facts leading to convictions under customs laws. Parr's claim runs into several hundred thousand dollars based on profits earned by the Sugar Trust through import frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wickersham
Parr
Suemr Trust
Insurance policy clause for vehicle accident and fire loss
The document states a policy covering loss or damage by fire and adds a special provision for loss or damage caused by collision with an insured party. It specifies protection for damage to others during any moving or stationary state, and names Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd as involved or referenced.
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Henry Waterhouse Trust CO Ltd
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Treasury Department
Vilages
Mahuka
McLellan
Lupevists Efforts
Honolua
Wilhelmina
McClellan
Washington
Kuhio
William Lucas
Henry May & Company
Nuvann
Queen's Hospital
Roosevelt
Oxford
House
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