Prison doors face making in a charged trial
The article reports on indictments and bond issues in a strike agitation case. It notes defendants Malwa, Negro, Tuxade, Kawae Tara, and Yamashiro arraigned in the Supreme Court, with attorney Lightfoot opposing extra bonds and arguing about the defendants’ standing. The judge weighs whether to set higher bonds while stressing due process and the right to fair trial.
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ASHMINGTON June 7 A note from the White House says President Taft will open the Portola festival on October 1. Taft abandons his Alaska trip due to health concerns but will attend the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle and plans to reach San Francisco by October 19. Taft will compose the world toast to be delivered to Senator Flint within a day or two.
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Wright brothers Honored With Medals in Dayton
Wrights Day on June 18 in Dayton Ohio as the brothers are presented with medals of the Nation State and City for their aero plane achievements in construction and operation.
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Heney Continues Calhoun Case Through Day
In San Francisco on June 18 Prosecutor Heney pressed the Calhoun case through the day and was expected to finish the next day Our next fruit boat will be the Lurline about June 30
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Lorimer Named to Succeed Hopkins in Senate Seat
Senator William Lorimer of Manchester England born, came to America 1870, later moved into Chicago housing, streetcar conductor, then real estate and contracting business. Forty years old when active in ward politics, known for close allies and political patronage helping his rise to power.
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Sugawara Left 10 Shift for Self
A distorted report mentions Sugawara and allegations against West Japanese strike leaders. It notes a judge set a Monday plea date, with John Ke Bergtron, a former plane tuner and repairer, involved in the case.
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See That Boy Read About in Territorial Messenger Service
A brief line praising a local youth and advertising territorial messenger service with telephone contact, capturing the period tone and local promotion.
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Japanese Worker Killed in Ewa Cane Car Accident
A Japanese laborer fell from a cane car at Ewa and was instantly killed. Deputy Shortt Fernandes opened an inquiry into the incident, with witnesses and details to be gathered later.
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Largest Alaska gold shipment arrives at Seattle port
A single consignment from Alaska reached Seattle today, valued at 2.2 million dollars, marking the largest gold shipment ever to enter the port. The rare consignment underscores Alaska's vast mineral wealth and the enduring trade links between the territories and coastal markets.
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Deficit for France and Senate's New Chaplain
Paris reports a 1910 fiscal deficit of twenty-one million dollars. In Washington Ulysses Grant Pierce was named chaplain of the United States Senate, replacing the late Edward Hale. Pierce, born Providence R I on July 17 1865, educated in Michigan with Harvard post graduate studies, ordained in 1891 and served in Pomona Ithaca and All Souls Church in Washington.
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Indictments Reduced Bond for Six Agitators
Judge De Holt found the indictments against mutant Makino and his acolytes were in the third degree, not the frat. Bond dropped from 1000 to 400. M Ohta and O Okazaki posted bonds for four and two defendants respectively. men released yet expected to be arrested on another charge.
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