Tariff Board Funding Still Approved by Senate
The sundry civil bill passed the Senate retaining a $250,000 appropriation for the tariff board. Taft quotes an article in McClure's Magazine about the tariff board and a proposed $254,000 funding. A $75,000 line was for enforcement duties, with Taft noting he later asked Congress for $260,000 for a comprehensive investigation headed by Yale economist H. Emery.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Tariff Board
McClure
Magasine
Taft
United States
Havehy
Nodde al Hotie
Hh. ©. Emery
Yale
Congres
Big Cargo But Few Passengers on the Lurline
The Matin Navigation steamer Lurline sails to Ban Krandvou with cargo capacity for thirty passengers. Despite a predicted drop in travel, the ship will carry raw sugar, ink, pineapples, bananas, and sundries, departing Mateon wharf at six o'clock.
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Ban Krandvou
Winere
Lurline
Marine Hospital Service Adds Dr E R Marshall
The Marine Hospital Service welcomes Dr E R Marshall to the quarantine station. He arrives from the Atlantic coast where he served as Chief Surgeon at Delaware Breakwater. He will assist the local quarantine corps, which has been short handed for months.
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United States Marina
E.R. Marshall
Marshall
Matel
Korea
Marahal
Delaware
Reat Wage
Jocal Quarantine Corpa
Battery On Way To Manila
The Second Field Battery of Mountain Artillery embarked in San Francisco aboard the Logan for a two year tour of duty in Manila. Known as the Jack Battery, the unit transferred from Fort D. A. Russell and arrived at Honolulu bearing army and quartermaster supplies including hay and grain, coal and other matériel.
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Uncle Sam
Logan Wan
Koko Hood
Charnet Wharfy
Maiin
Second Field Artillery
D. A. Russell
Wyombe
San Francisco
Honolulu
Korea Is First In Port With Early Morning Arrival
The Korea steamer tied at Honolulu harbor at dawn after a voyage from San Francisco. Captain Sandberg and Purser Allen led a crew including Dr B R Mar Mill from the Marine Hospital Service who conducted quarantine inspections for 130 cabin and many steerage passengers. The Korea carried 420 tons of freight including 400 tons of cotton and 200 tons of cement while 344 mail sacks arrived for quick transfer. Several arrivals from the mainland were noted, including FG W Cooper taking a clerk position at the yards and docks.
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Sandberg
Allen
Pacife Mall
Hono Fu
Jon
San Francisco
Yoularty
Honolulu
Korea
Heorn
Alukea
Maraball Teft
United States Marine Hospital Service
HH. Renton
United Stats Army
Logan
FG. W. Cooper
Uimited
Japanese official to proceed toward consular move in San Francisco
Japanese Steve Connitt has received a Foreign Office cable directing him to proceed to the Japanese Consulate in San Francisco for further instructions on his future movement. It is expected he will be appointed consul there under Mr. Nagal. Ida would have resided in Malwahi next year if not tragically killed. He will leave early next month after Prince Fumimi arrives from Europe and the U.S. to Japan. Ida’s successor has not yet been named publicly.
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M.da
Steve Connitt
Foreign Office
Tokio
Bia
San Francisco
Love
M. Nagal
Ida
Mawati
Arly
Princ Fumiimi
Japan
Ater
Europe
United States
Tda
oMce
Pubilie
Dance at Moana Tonight at the Moana Motel
The Moana Motel hosts a dance this evening inviting local Army and Navy personnel, residents, and visitors to join the social event for travelers aboard the transport.
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Moana
Roosevelt reception invitation received by Acting Governor Mote-Smith
Acting Governor Mote-Smith received an invitation to a Roosevelt reception in New York on June 18. The event location is listed as Battery, with attendees including several named individuals and others noted in the program.
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Mote-Smith
Roosevelt
New York
euPresident
Europe
Friar Land Scandals Rise in Philippine Lands Case
Washington June 13 The sale of Friar lands in the Philippines again drew attention as Congress investigates charges of malfeasance. Information from the War Department to the House names Executive Secretary Carpenter and E L Worcester as having leased and hogged First lands. Congressman Martin of Colorado introduced a resolution of inquiry alleging malfeasance.
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
Martin
Colorado
House of Representatives
War Department
Carpenter
E. L. Worcester
Dean Worcester
Philippine Commission
Body Found in Como Area Reports Jape Case
A body has been found in Como with local authorities investigating a likely accident or foul play. The unidentified person was recovered near the Como waterfront, and detectives are reviewing nearby clues and surveillance to determine the cause and identity.
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Como
Take
Fire kills twenty in Montreal building blaze
Twenty people die and about thirty are injured when a Montréal building burns today. The blaze destroys the structure and the loss is estimated at two hundred dollars in the Herald report.
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Montreal
Que
Herald
Appointees Receive Salary Increases Amid Taft Action
First copies of the Organie Act Amendient signed by President Taft arrive, confirming operative provisions. Local details indicate salary hikes for appointed officials, with official notices outlining the increases.
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Taft
HUMAUMA TAKES WELL ON KAUAI
Frank Masne for Hur snaima OL Company returns from Kauai with news of stock sales to financial men and a small number of orders from islands. Subscriptions and a sale of remaining Juhares are noted while transport Logan arrives with a cable operator and repair man under Signal Corps direction.
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Frank Masne
Hur Snaima
Kauai
Yaland
Ginder Town
Logan
Epthor
Repeir
Gindar Ie
Sentenced To Hang Sept 5th By Federal Court
The court sentenced murderer Wynne to death by hanging on September 5 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. The verdict followed a November 1900 trial and Supreme Court mandate from Washington. Wynne’s appeal upheld the sentence. petitions for commutation to imprisonment were forwarded to the President, with an expected delay of about three months before execution.
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Wynne
Sanford J. Dole
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Wytine
Tah Lave
Supreme Court
Po'slork
Dole
Cuerane
Bennif
Hawaii Water Money Debate Shapes Hawaiian Appropriations
Debates in the House focus on appropriations for Hawaii water supply and related funding. Representatives express strong views on federal grants and the Territorial Act, with discussions continuing on page 10.
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Hawaii
House
Jormanty
Good
Chulenma
Femite Mae
Hoanya
United Briton
Hawaiian Islands
Tregaury
Japanese Returning Home Aboard Pacific Mail Liner Korea
Japanese workers and dependents booked to return to Dai Nippon aboard the Korea sailing for Hongkong and the Orient at five this evening after six months inland. Bombers said to save jobs and pilgrim to home as inland harvest ends. Eight Chinese on trial for day charge found not guilty by jury in criminal court. Daniel McCarthy, engineer for the US Army Quartermaster, arrives on the Logan in Honolulu.
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Dai Nippon
Pacife
Korea
Porte
Hongkong
Lt Rta
Japan
Hunshys
Chinwae
Orient
Sun Yo
China
Criminal Court
Honolulu
United State Quatermaster Department
Daniel McCarthy
United Bualey Army
Logan
Ben Kulana Committed for Circuit Court Trial
Geo Kulana was arrested near Nunanu Valley hours after he fired at the dam killing Julia Davis. He appeared in court before Judge Andrade and, unrepresented, waived examination, opting for Circuit Court. The revolver used in the crime was found near the arrest site.
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Geo Kulana
Nunanu Valley
Hort
Andrade
Kalana
Julia Davis
Fouhd
Inspectors Named for Election Roles in Territory
Nominating election inspectors advances across districts with most spots filled. Congress appropriated ten thousand dollars to cover plebiscite expenses, to be spent by Secretary of the Territory Mott-Smith. An extra clerk has been added and more duty shifts will be assigned to handle campaign and election workload.
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Congress
Territory
Mott-Smith
Stortly
Forest Reserve meeting details prompt land actions and disputes
At a forestry board gathering in Nauta Hawi, land for preservation and tree planting was discussed while land patents were approved for Kamali and nearby sites. A trepass action was filed by Atkins and KY against Palolo Land and Improvement Company, with fifteen squatters detained after a morning forest allotment session.
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Road of Agriculture and Forestry
Nauta
Hawi
Bnach
Lyman
Kamali
Hawaii
Ackthe
Atkins
Kaawanuhu
Awa
Kauta
Upai
Trexpace
Palolo Land and Improvement Company
Aviation Scores: Hamilton Sets Air Speed Record
NEW YORK June 13 Hamilton flew from New York to Philadelphia and return in about 1 hour 50 minutes setting a new speed claim. He landed at Amboy on the return to fix a motor issue but completed the trip at the same pace. A ten thousand dollar prize was awarded for the feat by a New York newspaper. Travel distance noted as 137 miles Albany to New York City map.
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New York
Hamilton
Serence
Oy Ttn
Philadelphia
Governor's Island
Philaadelphia
Ry Amboy
Reed
Big League Daily Scores From San Francisco
June 13 report lists Saturday and Sunday results from major leagues including National and American games. Highlights show Philadelphia 0 New York 1, Pittsburg 6 Cincinnati 4, Boston 5 Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2 Washington 9 innings, Detroit 3, New York 3, St Louis 1, Philadelphia 1, Cleveland 2.
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San Francisco
Philadelburg
New York
Arooklya
Iftare
Pinchot File Briefs Reported From Washington D C
Final records in the Pinchot investigation emerged as briefs were filed and the committee weighed testimony. The scene shifted to the city courthouse with references to Pinchot, Glavis, and others. Ten days were granted to amend the complaint in a referenced case as officials move toward closure.
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Washington, D. C
Pinchot
Attorm Singer
Pinchot and Glavis
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Mise H. Decker
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Detroit
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Chicago
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