Taft Hands Army Bond Approval Debate on Government Funds
Taft and Secretary Hy Tremiry McVeagh discuss Hawaiian bonds and government deposits as Governor Reeves and Hemenway navigate approval stances. The talks consider credit risk, public improvements, and the implications for territory policy and treasury management.
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Taft
Hy Tremiry McVeagh
Hlaverney
Wantinaton
Reon
Honda
Fundy
Hemenway
Couklinye
New York
Unite Toth
Lie
Kapton Niuaielers
Excursion to Kanulu Reported Delayed
A garbled OCR note mentions an excursion to Kanulu being postponed and references a company and a teaser about a future event. The legible fragments point to a planned trip or voyage and an associated notice in the local office.
Fractured obituary notes deaths of officers near Behaield barracks
A fractured obituary recounts a fatal incident near Behaield barracks, detailing a lieutenant killed during a night patrol. The brother and unit mourn the loss as the body is identified and plans for military honors at a distant academy are discussed. The incident involves the 2nd Infantry and a parade to point out the fallen officer's service.
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Lienktot
Munster
Cavatey
Behaield
Mary Elelow
Ted
Pruden
Sanitary Survey of City to Get Statistics
A sanitary survey commissioned by the city outlines planned steps to collect statistics on water supply and waste facilities. The effort aims to detail current sanitary conditions, improve facilities, and gather data from local officials and facilities for a comprehensive municipal health assessment.
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Theis
Mabnie Werke
Hatter
Dreadnought Display Sparks Board Meeting Tomorrow Evening
In St. Petersburg on June 29, planners note a large naval dreadnought joining the fleet. The upcoming board meeting tomorrow evening will discuss implications and future actions surrounding the new vessel.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Sugar ban pranchind and related civic notes
Fragmented OCR yields a local civic notice mentioning a sugar ban and administrative references. It lists names and dates in a vague, partial format with unclear positions and actions. The readable items reference a meeting or hearing and municipal governance terms.
Roosevelt Attacked Over Apathy in Sugar Trust Case
George Howard Earle denounces ex president Roosevelt for alleged apathy toward prosecuting the sugar trust matters. Kansas Rep Edmond Madison defends the ex president, saying he relied on Attorney General Bonaparte’s advice. The dispute centers on actions during Roosevelt’s presidency and pressure to pursue antitrust enforcement.
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Washington
DE. Oy
Roosevelt
George Howard Earle
Philipdelphia
Edmond 4. Madison
Kansas
Tobacco trust must dissolve order issued
The Supreme Court today instructed the start of dissolution proceedings for a tobacco trust. The court stated that the period for applying for a rehearing has expired and ordered action to begin.
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Tobacco Trust
Fawoomust Prem Hatin
Washington, DE
Supreme Court
Campany
Castro Blockade Returns In Danish Possession
Reports from Saint Thomas West Indies on June 28 state Copenhagen dispatched measures to block the landing of Venezuelan President Cipriano Castro who is suspected of seeking to incite another revolution. Trafficking and confusion accompany the island postures as authorities seek to prevent unrest.
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Stron Aa Ole ST. Thomas
Copenhagen
Cipriano Cantro
Venezuela
Diaz Arrives in Wiesbaden for Cure at Spa
President Porfirio Diaz of Mexico has traveled to Wiesbaden Germany to seek a medicinal cure at the famed watering place. The visit underscores ongoing health treatments sought by notable political figures abroad.
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Regen
Wiesbaden
Ger
Porfirio Ding
Mexico
Gompers Confering on McNamaras Defense in Indy
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor is in Indianapolis meeting with labor leaders to plan the defense of the McNamaras, union men accused of dynamiting the Los Angeles Times building last fall.
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Indianapolis
Indy
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
McNamaras
Los Angeles Times
Wire Trust Members Indicted in New York
Federal grand jury indictments found against a company and individuals alleged to have formed part of the wire trust in New York City. Authorities accuse a group of persons of colluding to control wire communications through the trust. The case reflects ongoing federal actions against anti competitive schemes in the communications sector.
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Wire Trust
New York
New York, N. Y
Federal Grand Jury
Kahoolawe Opium Landing Aims Reported Off Maui
Officials say evidence links Kahoolawe activity to opium smuggling rings and tied to local figures. Investigations note alleged leaders operating from Honolulu and connections to territory funded schemes and reforestation projects.
Fourth of July plans stir Merchants and citizens
A local committee aims to parade and decorate for a national holiday. Plans call for every mercantile house and residence to display the American colors and for automobiles to carry flags. Directors discuss avoiding conflicts with other events while promising a strong celebration with sporting events and an opera program.
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HTL Wood
Juline Mayer
George A. Brown
George B. “Cutie
Mercantile
Early Start on New Belt Road Delayed by Weather
Fragmented OCR text describes an early start on a belt road project facing weather delays near Hoorn Lake and Kveinee with county planning and road construction teams mentioned. It references Meennamnb Party and Omni timing, but details are unclear.
Fire Insurance Rates Will Be Cut
Fire insurance underwriters anticipate a rate reduction this quarter as they raise a campaign to lower fire protection costs. Secretary Hatty Gurrey predicts lower premiums for households with proper firefighting equipment and water main access. He notes local rates lag Eastern Coast and Europe, promising adjustments as city defenses improve.
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Giurrey
George Stortor
Carter
Mr Gurrey
Lhe Tee Departeent
Public Works Department
Maine
Gunf Rey
Eestern
Hewewir
Luxser
Arrests allege Morse cheating scheme in Tokyo tale
A mistranscribed report alleges Nevere Anderson conspired to defraud a Japanese man named Tomana of one hundred dollars as an advance for instruction to convert him into a “fine Jahed afelitert.” The victim says the promised lessons and a photoplate venture failed, with Andrews claiming funds to support a novel photography project.
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Anderson
Mebiuilie
Tomana
Mathesmatician
Anderon
Nical Locke
Andrews
Dorsan
Laelia
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