Far-Reaching Powers of Regulation In Hands of County Commissioners Named By Governor
A lengthy editorial discusses a July plebiscite question in the Territory. It argues voters will choose between approving or opposing a prohibitory law, with results guiding the Legislature rather than enacting law now. The piece warns against misleading interpretations of the plebiscite’s purpose and urges an impartial expression of opinion.
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Wootley
Culon
Board of County License Commissioners
Ivan
Nowenhor
Hawaii
Sven
Merchants Debate Interstate Commerce Law Reach
A Honolulu Merchants Association meeting yesterday debated extending the Interstate Commerce Law to interisland sea routes. A. Thurston opposed expanding federal authority, while votes favored a resolution arguing territorial fairness and local self governance against national regulation.
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Howell
A. Thurston
Inter-Taland
Milo Railway
Hilo
Inorey
Macarla
Honolulu
LA. Thurston
Vtoogy
Unsafe Judiciary Building prompts urgent repairs and renovation
Superintendent of Public Works warned that the Judiciary Building is unsafe after an exhaustive inspection found shelling and borers in the second story supports. A general renovation costing 910,000 is planned to prevent collapse, with the building possibly abandoned if not completed in coming months.
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Campbell
Juntlon Perry
Supreme Court
Tten
Pacific Mill Plans Capital Increase to 750000
Stockholders of Pacific Sugar Mill are called to pass upon an increase of the capital stock from 600000 to 750000. Brokers understand the plan will raise 250000 in new capitalization. 125000 to be paid in cash and the remainder issued as a stock dividend.
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Pacific Sugar Mill
Cangomble
Cmpany
Siberia Held Off Harbor by Guarded Detention
The liner Siberia remained restrained at the port this afternoon with Dr. Ramusie aboard. Detention duration and cause are not clear, as officials hold the vessel pending further action.
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Siberia
oMdlala
Dr. Ramusie
Heike Jury Out in Sugar Trust Case
New York June 10 The jury in the Heike case went out late this afternoon Heike represents the higher one of the Sugar Trust and one of the principal witnesses against him weekr the former wharf superintendent of the trust
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New York
Heike
Higher One
The
Sugar Trust
the Trust
Automobile Collision Insurance Policy Description
A historical notice describes an auto collision coverage option within Henry Waterhouse Trust policies. It outlines loss or damage to the insured automobile from collisions with moving or stationary objects and liability for damage to third parties.
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Henry Waterhouse Trust
Luo
Taft Wins Tariff Board Move Sparks Senate Support
Washington June 10 President Taft pushes for a tariff board to study tariff schedules. Insurgent Republican senators agree to back a $250000 appropriation to fund the board and its disinterested investigation. The step aims to place tariff plans on a scientific footing and inform Congress with expert findings.
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Washington
Taft
Ae Energy
Congress
Democrats Block Trips in partisan travel row
Washington June 10 Democratic opposition blocks President travel expenses dispute. House members from the South backed a $25,000 action to reimburse President for tours, amid anger over publicized names of Southern Congressmen who rode with him. The fight has grown partisan.
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Washington
Roosevelt Sails Home From Southampton
Col. Roosevelt and family departed Southampton for New York today drawing intense public interest though the scene was orderly and no official ranc appeared.
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Southampton
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Pacific Yard Gets Collier for West Coast Coal
It was announced today that the government acted to build one of the new colliers authorized by Congress for the Pacific Coast. The project aims to support coal transportation and supply efforts on the West Coast.
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Congress Ies
Soa
Peru Quits Belligerence After Arbitration Doubt Cleared
Lima June 10 Volunteers called by the Peruvian government to prepare for a possible war with Ecuador have been disbanded. There is now no doubt that the differences between the nations will be settled by arbitration.
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Lima
Fern
Ecuador
Hardinge Named Viceroy of Andia in London Announcement
London, June 10. Sir Charles Hardinge has been appointed Viceroy of Andia in a decision described as the most important office in the gift of the Crown. He succeeds Lord into. The report notes the historic significance of the appointment and the duties expected.
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London
Charles Hardinge
Andia
Charles
Lord Into
Western Union Indicted Over Bucket Shop Actions
Western Union Telegraph Company was indicted today in connection with authorities actions against bucket shops. The Telegraph Company is charged with violating laws against operating bucket shops, as reported by the Evening Bulletin for Saturday June 1.
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Western Union
Western Union Flagriph Compass
Western Union Tel Company
Telegranh
Merchant Association Takes Stand on Interstate Trade Rules
McClellan, Washington representative for the Merchants Association and the Chamber of Commerce, pushes a twofold stance on juke tax and Interstate Commerce Commission reach over Hawaiian business. The group urges federal action to avoid unfair treatment and seeks proper site for a federal building, amid a deadly damside shooting where Ben Kulana killed his partner Julia Davis Kololon and wounded another, then fled into the mountains. police pursue him as the victim dies in hospital.
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George J. McClellan
Washington
Merchante Association
Chamber of Commerce
Honolulu
Congr
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hawaii
Muhuke
Katoben
Washington, D
Mathulea
Ben Kulana
Enver
Nowana Dam
Tulia Davis Kololon
Julia Davie
Alton
Kalana
I Rowe
Kulana
Julia
Willie Panlauto
Dam
Ataut
Huimin Connie
Meath
Bru
Omega
MC Brown
Nikky
Vasiliieff May Be Sent Back To United States
A 1900 correspondent reports that Vasilii might be returned to U S territory as authorities pursue possible causes for his continued presence. The letter from Okunsoff in New York and other communications indicate labor groups preparing actions and calls for legal help, with promises of funds and a lawyer at no charge.
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Department of Commerce and Labority
Vasilii
United State Territory
Rousala
Vaxplft
Brwekour
New York
Okunsoff
Rurstan
General Ebnfers
Rimwtan
Okuncott
Cincere Rejaida
Sam Yours
Ivan Okunzony
Atuy
Cloak Makers Strike in New York Dispute
Twenty five thousand cloak makers are on strike in New York after a breakdown in negotiations between unions and employers. The action reflects ongoing labor tensions affecting the garment industry in the city.
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New York
Attorney Lightfoot Scored For Remarks In Quinn Case
Court reports show Attorney Lightfoot condemned for remarks about the British Consul during the Quinn case. Prosecutor Brown argued for conviction. Judge Andrade deliberated as Quinn faced charges and a verdict loomed amid tense courtroom exchanges.
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Quinn
Quinty Milley Hendles
Edie
Wade
Elly
Arthhe MW Wit
Tom Quigh
Raven
Lightfoot
Tim Bell
Andrade
Lieithoot
Alvy
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Tariff Board
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Pacific Yard
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