Merger Of Tobacco Export Roads Is Upheld
ST. LOUIS June 24 The U S Circuit Court upheld the merger of the Southern and Union Pacific railroad systems against the government's bid to dissolve the pact. The court ruled the combination is not in restraint of trade. The merger was driven by E H Harriman figures in early reports.
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T Associated Brest Cable
ST. Louis
U. & Circuit Court
Han
Southern
Union Pacific Railroad Systems
Harriman
Tobacco yields rise on Kona coast claims
A speaker touts a plan for a large plantation on Hawaii's Kona coast, detailing 300 acres, favorable soil, and climate. He envisions tobacco as the main crop, predicting a 20,000 pound yield and dividend potential, while noting partners and company names and curtain across a page continue note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
J. Lote
Kona
Tataceoin
Raivam
Lero
Mr. Daniels
Daplole
Tataee
King and Queen Review Great Fleet at Portsmouth
King George inspects the largest and most powerful fleet under any flag in a grand review at Portsmouth. Many notable people attend the ceremony marking the force’s display and significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King and Queen Review
Portsmouth
Coronal Soday
King Georing
Revview
Japanese Labor Trouble Feared on Hawaiian Plantation
A Hawaiian plantation faces unrest after the arrest of Japanese workers amid accusations of threatening the night. Court actions, arrest details, and payments demanded for cane labor contracts fuel tensions as managers and attorneys argue over coercion and contracts. Police and courthouses see large Japanese crowds gathering, with the mill reportedly idle for cane shortages.
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Hilo
Dune
Voey Mich
Mabawealius
Ido
Carl Smith
WolfWen
Wolaken
Kennedy
Walt
Harry Drwin
Walakea
Macomb seeks more Waiiki land for Army post needs
Washington recommendations to condemn Waiiki land for an Army post reach Hawaii officials amid talk of compensation. United States government plans to seize about two hundred acres from landowners who oppose the valuation. Holders fear payments will not cover their loss, while government aims to expand the coastal installation with a new shore battery and allied facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Macomb
United
Josie
Romero
Sewell
United States
Honolule
McQuaid Children Called as Witnesses in Divorce Case
McQuaid children Alice and Dortine testified against their father in a Bowie hotel custody and divorce hearing. Their statements detailed alleged mistreatment by McQuaid and referenced incidents in Kota and Walkikt cottage. Mrs McQuaid’s attorney argued for divorce terms, with further testimony scheduled for Tuesday.
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Alice
Dortine
McQuaid
Bowie
Divares
Bawein Aneirewa
Elonine
Hnatand
Crete
Kota
President Taft Threatens Veto On Reciprocity Bill
President Taft announced he will veto the Canadian reciprocity bill after it was amended and branded undesirable by his advisers. The move signals a sharp clash over trade policy and domestic industry protections in the ongoing tariff debate.
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Taft
Tug Navajo Coming to Pearl Harbor Replacement Tug
The tug Navajo, 227 feet long with 27 foot beam and 14 foot draft, is prepared to depart on July 10 to replace the freighter ship at Pearl Harbor. The vessel underwent readiness at Mare Island, California, with crews arranging final berthing and navigation tasks before the transfer.
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Pepin
Mare Island
Gel
Pearl Harbor
Admiral Norton Dead
Rear Admiral Charles Stuart Norton U N retired died at his Westfield home on June 24. He returned from the Naval Availens in 1866 and served in the Chile War before retiring to Washington navy yard duties. N/A
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Westfield
Charles Stuart Norton
U. N
Norton
Kervert
Dintinetin
Chile
Washington Navy Yard
Liesne
Anguet 119
Havemeyer Estate Controls Sugar Trust, Witness Says
Hersantes June 24 Chester Morey of Denver as president and GM of Great Western Sugar testified before the special committee probing the sugar trust. He claimed the Havemeyer estate holds the majority of American Sugar Refining Company stock.
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Hersantes
Chester 8 Morey
Denver
Colon
Great Western Sugar Company
Wos
Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Two Territories Nearing Statehood
June 24 Washington The Senate committee on Territories favorably reported admission of Arizona and New Mexico to statehood with a provision that Arizona must resubmit to the people the recall of judges.
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Washington, D. O
Senate Committee On Territories Today
Arizona
New Mexico
Unclear trading activity drives market pause and half-day in big firms
The day saw a block of 1000 Mawallain Bust shares change hands at 41 500 total with prices listed per share. Buyers remain undisclosed amid a tentative move upward in early trading while the stock exchange experiences a slowed session and many large firms grant staff a cleanup day.
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Mawallain
Morgan
Sthck
Cleanup Campan Rallys City Volunteers To Restore Busier Life
Reported in a chaotic day of disaster cleanup, hundreds of volunteers and municipal workers gathered to clear garbage, debris, and damaged wiring after a large incident. City officials cited sustained effort needed for full restoration as residents watched the scene unfold with steady help from volunteer crews.
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Wimel
Heath
Fenn Ko Myers
Ty Wort
Kings Alamit
Heretantanyerien
Port Wtreet
Mr. Moore
Jobt Kevan
William Keane
Maal Smith
J.D. McVoush
Elownt Uivine
Wml
AL Lwitel
Ian
Doxen
Bulletin Contest Nears Final Tonight
Contestants face a close race as Hawaii’s political bulletin count closes tonight. Leading figures from Hawaiian News and Hoy & Co attend as judges oversee ballots at the Bulletin office. The counting starts at 8 o clock with officials confirming totals and the final tally.
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Abe Heiph
Willy
Bulletin
Attonitianen
John Gaper
Hawaiian News
EL Aplieer
Hoy & Co
AL June Claus
The
Val
Ali
Home Rule Leaders Seek Taft Petition Over Kuhi Governorship
Home Rule leaders draft a petition to President Taft urging appointment of Hawaii Governor Frear’s successor. They aim to persuade Taft that Kalama I Naone or another Home Rule ally should be named, with delegates and Hawaiians rallying support locally and in the islands.
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Dilogate Kuhi
Gov Tner
Mat Kuhio Haw
Redort Chation
Elven Eidore
Taft
Tiny
Namie Kuninere
Frear
Menmnen
Mele
Fut Wity
Wewaline
Jelands
Ranke
Peel Hlowie
Mawallan
Engtiah
Telanuta
Prear
Hrinen Kaelanianaote
Kalanianaote
Shorty
Ruste Feaders
Frearavert
Ovey
Home Tule
Iatopt
Rene
Reino Kalantasnolte
Tele
Chas K. Notley
Home Rule Party
Congres
Kalani Anucle
Govenna
Weather Today Incomplete Clipped Report
Fragmentary weather notice reports temperatures and humidity readings at several times with wind speeds and directions but is largely unreadable. It lists absolute and editive humidity, dew point, multiple wind observations, and rainfall in a corrupted format.
Polo Game Forecast Sparks Army Enthusiasm
A polo match is set for tomorrow at Shenfield Narrows. Officers have gathered mounting support and call the event a top draw for the army season. The stallions are described as strong, with the result depending on effort and teamwork.
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Anehes
Ani
Mure
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Havemeyer Estate
Sugar
Henotuhe
Ctennerne
Seule
Elemen
Hehwin
Weron Phi
Empire
Roelar
von Damnit
Chatlmman
Citieens
Dine Inlet
Veriem
Kuhio
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