Agitaters and Good Name of Japanese in Daily Prints
Fragmented text discusses Japanese people, inciting comments, and relations with the United States. Mentions consuls, diplomacy, unrest, and wartime rhetoric with references to hostility and fear. Contains incoherent OCR details and multiple named entities, including places and generic terms, lacking a clear cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anran
Alor
Cannes
Ieee
United States
Han Lensertie
Taft and the People in a Fragmented Speech Test
A garbled OCR fragment claims Taft makes remarks on religion and citizenship. It mentions a Jewish temple, a Unitarian church, and a political stance on government, religious liberty, and national leadership. Names and dates are unclear due to text corruption.
Young Rogers Opportunity and Wealth Across States
A fragmented report tracks a fortune arc from the South to Virginia and beyond. The piece notes a prominent magnate's heir inheriting leadership roles and aims to dominate industry, with references to family power, inheritance, and long housed ambitions.
Young Rogers Wealth and Power in a Rail Empire
A flawed but vivid portrait traces Rogers rise to immense wealth through railways and corporate control. It notes his age, elite upbringing, and the immense influence of his fortune on American industry, education, and philanthropy while hinting at his future destiny within a vast corporate structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himelf
Philantheagie
Rogers
Strike Damage Claims Stir High Sheriff Case Details
Continued report details a strike with injuries and property damage. Officials speak of arrests and legal steps, noting claims of up to 500 000 dollars against the High Sheriff and others, with consular involvement and potential federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negoro
Benlee
Henry
Will
Huhiao
Uyet
Henry Brake
Japanese labor unrest spills into courthouse as arrests falter
Report describes tension between Japanese strikers and authorities over arrests of leaders Negoro Soga and Makino. Officials claim federal responsibility for territorial officials while the High Sheriff moves to recover contents. Court bailiffs and police quell scuffles as prisoners break free briefly before recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Negore
Makino
Bishop Trust Co Limited advertises worry-free vacations
Bishop Trust Co. Ltd of Bethel Street promotes a vacation without worry. The brief notice emphasizes secure travel planning services and financial stewardship from the trusted Bethel Street firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Strikers Freed Then Reheld In Court Confrontations
Attorney Lightfoot warned they could go free after Judge Whitney ordered release unless prosecutors showed cause to detain. The High Sheriff obtained new warrants for fifteen of twenty four including charges of conspiracy to murder and rioting at Waipahu. Crowds followed as strikers exited and were briefly surrounded before officers re jailed them and set bonds at 250 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightfoot
Whitney
Witnewes
GilchtaXesault Cave
Mitsunaga
Shigata
Hamada
Sotapiracy
Sheba
Land Owelve
Fushino
Takayama
Kawakami
Magichi
Morita
Kawanura
Toromatsu
Miyoi
Higushi
Nagata
Hilly Woods
Bull
Kinney
Quiet at Alea and Waipahu labor scene unsettled
Reports describe a calm at Alea with no changes since last week and no anticipated trouble. Waipahu workers briefly resisted Saturday’s call to work after threats but returned to duties when assurances of protection were given. A Shinpo newsboy faced a mob while distributing alerts about arrests, while rumors of desperadoes targeting local leaders prompted police trips to Kahuku.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney Kaye
Ab Manager
Honatais
Alea
Waipahu
Waipahi
Shinpo
Hawaii
Sheba
Port Arthur
Cnurase
Sheriff Jarrett
Chester Doyle
Sherif
Kahuku
Assault report and Japanese merchants strike disrupts business
A savage assault left a man severely wounded as Doyle hastened to obtain depositions with the ringleader arrested. Sheriff Jarrett and High Sheriff badge carry announce the case. Meanwhile Nozawa resigns from the Japanese Retail Merchants Association amid a strike causing widespread demoralization and collection problems for local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Makine
Jarrett
Kahuku
Nozawa
Anio
Japanese Rote Merchants’ Association
T. Nozawa
Rwtai
Buslavinen
Trewch
Kalini Club Whitewashed Hylands in Baseball Showdown
The Kalini Athletic Club defeated the Hylands by a score of to 1, with Kallhin pitcher Drier delivering a standout performance. Freltas of the Hylands fanned seven, while Kalibin tallied four runs in the fourth and three in the seventh. A lively crowd cheered as fans left satisfied with the game and its brisk action. A separate court note reports Judge Robinwen denying a motion to quash a view tin in Foster vs Aki Ano et al, citing new 1909 deputy sheriff wet-in pence proceedings rights. Dep uty District Attorney Rawlins laments deputies’ rights under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalthi Athletic Club
Hylanda
Kallhin
Hylands
Kalibin
Rooters
Foster
Robinwen
Sherif
Rawlins
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Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Honolulu Territory of
THE
Associated Press
Hope R. Barrington
Mimi
Wheely Bulletin
Fessey
Territory of
Browning
Taft and the
People
Philippines
Wiese
Young Rogers Opportunity
Someting
Tia Arhay
Kent
Huttleatin
Himmel
Waialua
Cox
Walaten
Remet
OWL
Eotnell
Mikino Et al
Kaimuki
Palolo
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Sage
Motio Sega
Tasaka
Kawamura
Iriel
Soga
Tete
Judiciary
Mich Sherif Henry
Hackfeld and
Prospect Streets
Magazine Street
Beretania Street
Mallock Avenue
Waterhouse Trust
Merchant
Wireles
Ehlers
Alexander Young
Cate
Alexander Young Cafe
Hi. F. Wichman & Co. Limited Leading Jewelers
Whitney & Marsh
Kalini Club
the Young Hotel
Barber Shop
Hummel & Santos
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