Secretary Bally States US Atrocities Exaggerated in Philippines
Secretary Bally discusses views on atrocities alleged against American troops in the Philippines. He argues many reports are exaggerated, notes climate and local conditions shaped actions, and stresses the need to adapt before judging outcomes. He cites political manipulation of the issue and calls for context to assess behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
G. Baily
Charlce
Philppinen
Hally
Philippines
Bally
Water cure debate stirs sensational pages and war talk
The fragment discusses sensational reporting on the water cure in the Philippines, critiquing exaggerated claims. It notes limited actual harm and mentions McBaily heading to San Francisco, plus Mr Hally's planned stay and visits to Camp McKinley with YMCA figures hosting him.
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Philippine Archipelago
Philippines
Mc Baily
Thie City
San Francisco
China
YM. OG
Mr. Hally
Hally
Henides Xoelme W Root Dent
Bia
Soldier Boys
Camp McKinley
The
M.C. A. and
Mra
Hy Brown
Passengers Return as Hawaii Volcano Activity Remains Steady
The Kinau docked at Honolulu with travelers from Hilo reporting little volcanic change at Kilauea. Lava levels unchanged, Mokuaweweoweo quiet, and clouds of smoke hinder visible activity. Notable passengers included Le A. Thureton and Dr. Sloggett, who found the scene worth seeing but uneventful. Judge Little of Hawaii and Rev Wong Yuk Shing linked to Sunday church ordination plans, while racehorses and a new Ping-pong book drew local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Atenmeys Kina
Hily
Purser Beckley
Kilauea
Valernos
Poly
Mokuaweewee
le A. Thureton
Sloggett
Judge Little
Honoluli
Kina
Ateamatip Chine
San Francisco
Kinwa
Wong Yuk Shing
E.W
Westervelt
Gullick
Conta
Win C
Leone
Judd
Public Improvements Rise Under New Supervisor
Public improvements surge in Honolulu despite treasury and labor limits. Under Road Supervisor Charles Dwight and overseer James H. Boyd, Kewalo and Makiki streets gain modern drainage, paving, and reinforced walls. Reports note ongoing work, delayed by material shortages, with a new Nuuanu bridge planned and street reforms expanding public works across the city.
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Honoluluu
Lilina
Uintil
Lilie Street
Lilibe Street
Kukul
Kulal Atreet
Holm Fillet Inn
Chinatown
Ant Oon Kukul Atreet
Public Works Department
Charles Dwight
Jamon H. Boyd
Treasury
Kewalo Street
Dwight
Guy Feut
Eretania
Waterfront talk on a Pacific Mall steamship China incident
Fragmented report recalls a overnight sighting of the four masted China and a burning cargo abandoned northwest of Kauai. The Advertiser notes debate among waterfront workers, with some doubting the Kerr identification and others citing ship conditions observed around breakfast.
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Pacific Mall
China
Kaual
Ihe Kerr
Maxto
Deanlie
Fannie Kerr
Fort George
Will Case to Supreme Court in Macpherson Trust Dispute
Austin report details a Will in Macpherson case advancing to the Supreme Court. The conveyance involves Annie Harris and others, with contested property valued around $2000, and a widower’s heirs named in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravertdon & Wilder
Villa Ane
Willan
William Holt
Annie Harris
Joha D
Holt
Allahoth
Ivaney
Kga Wat
Besio
Bysoo
Amie Maree
Aidu
Kahnmann
William HE Hea
Whlow
Hower
Perola
Bute
Heppeming
Phil
Neon
Wy Wioming
Mayiun & Mitine
Saint Move
Car War Over King Street Extension Disrupts Afternoon Run
A disturbance on the King Street extension of the Rapid Transit Co halted service yesterday afternoon. The clash aimed to smooth the track to ensure Sunday morning operation, but continued movement prevented a complete shutdown.
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King Street
Rapid ‘Tranmit Co
Opium Cache on Maul and Yacht Plans Surface
Fragmentary notes describe Captain Parker visiting a railway center in the afternoon. Mentions vessels Halcyon and Sieles at a dock, minor repairs underway, and an upcoming trip to Gat with a plan labeled The Opium Cache on Maul. Also references Kona coffee supply at L J Day's grocery.
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Wihlet
Claudine
Parker
Marie Railwiy
Romaine
Sieles
Maul
Gler Whaley
Halcyon
Rough Weather Delays Australian Salt Trader and Puget Sound Sailor Arrivals
A coastal report notes a bark from the north and a southern arrival at the harbor. The American bark Pruwla, under Captain Joanin, docked at Allen & Robinson wharf with lumber after a 29 day voyage from Port Minko Wey. The Woowsla lew 1, a 131 ton mill, arrived with the Wie family aboard, and the Georgina, Captain Beart, towed to the Taller wharf.
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Port Minko Wey
Pruwla
Joanin
Allen & Robineon
Alaska Foot Bat
Andrean
Oregon
Mandy Kowe
Wensel
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Nuunnu
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Amneeeans
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Judie Steblnan
John W. Cathcart
Plait Us
Victor Hotts
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Lonion
Lavina
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Molt
Leni
Sfoor
New York State
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Mr. Carnegie
Garnagie Wibraries
Chicago Record Herald
Hawaiian Isles
Wample
Intermeister
Bhoonkhor
Chicago
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Lanal
Gear
Gustave Konst
W. H. Pain
Neumann Estate
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Mant
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V. Neumann
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Ta Deere
Phil Ah
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and Southern Coal
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