Immigrant Ships and Cuban Policy Debate Emerges
Des Victor Clark of the Immigation board discusses shifting routes for immigrants amid reports of Cuba policy changes. The Sierra steamer voyage and Tehuantypee plan are cited as attempts to move Latino and Portuguese migrants, with various officials debating feasibility and impacts on reception in the United States.
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CIA Fariowaygrante
Des Victor
Clark
Uel
Imigration
Hohl
Mumisteant
Chirk
Dirk
de Cuaopbel
Madeliy
Spain
Portugal
Japanese survivors picked up by Mongolia after Atlantic voyage
Amid a perilous voyage, Japanese travelers endured cold and hunger before being rescued by the Mongolia near Yokohama. The crew, clinging to life for days without water, eventually reached port as dignitaries and Italian and German figures journeyed with them. the ship’s schedule and passengers highlighted a dramatic rescue at sea.
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Mongolia
Japan
Macfie Mall Hyer
Metabe
Renny & Hamilton
Orientat
Tagan
Marines 10 Come by the Crook
Fragmentary notes describe marines arriving at a location with disrupted plans and unclear actions. The text mentions individuals, dates, and places in a jumbled sequence, but key events and outcomes are not clearly stated.
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Marines
Exoneration of Friar Land Officials
Washington March 3 reports by both majority and minority conclude the Friar lands inquiry exonerating Philippine officials of wrongdoing. They fault existing laws for failing to curb monopolistic holdings and call for stronger measures to prevent such concentrations of land.
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Washington
Friar Lands
Trampled Chinese in Rush for Food Kill 21
In Hankow China on March 3 a massive crowd at Shayang surged as mission officials tried to distribute food for starving people. Twenty one men and children were killed and many more injured in the stampede.
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Hankow
China
Anc
Shayang
Mission Seb
Minnesota Returns To Yokohama Disabled
In Yokohama Japan March 3 the liner Minnesota sailing from this port to Seattle to the Pacific is returning with a broken thrust shaft. The ship had been due to depart Seattle March 20 for trips to Ue Orion and carried two members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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Minnesota
Yokohama
Japan
Dtoes
Pacific
Seattle
Hoe Holt
Ue Orion
Postage Plan Withdrawn Prompts Senate Inquiry Request
Washington March 3 The bill to raise postage on advertising matter was withdrawn in the Senate and a resolution was adopted directing the postal service to investigate the plan. The move shifts the effort to a formal inquiry while maintaining scrutiny of mailing costs.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Peary's Promotion Postponed Again
The Senate passed the naval bill but struck out the provision promoting Captain Peary to rear admiral after a point of order was sustained. Washington, D.C., March 3.
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Washington D.C
Senate
Peary
Senate ok for canal fortifications fund three million
The sundry civil bill passed by the Senate allocates three million dollars for fortifying the canal. The item appears twice in the text as a reinforced note of this appropriation. The action reflects the legislative support for canal defense infrastructure.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Government moves against electric trusts
The government today began action against the electric trust in Cleveland. Authorities say the case will be lengthy due to many defendants involved and the action proceeds with federal officials pursuing the trust amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Cleveland
Electric Trust
China Yields to Russia in Diplomatic Talks
A terse report notes China agrees to Russia's terms after tense negotiations. Officials from both nations reported progress on disputed points, with experts urging caution as economic and regional tensions persist.
Fault blamed as seven lost in sea after schooner collision
A chaotic report details a collision on Monday night between the schooner Mol Wahine and the Kukul near LA. Captain Rai Mani and officers dispute responsibility while investigations by Captain Wii Newe and the RevErnMNt plant interrogate crew and ship conduct. Lieutenant Sahin and other officials dispute key alibis as reports promise formal findings.
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Sls
LA. S
Kukul
Wii Newe
Hue
Mowe
Howe
Mana
Lachabon
Kerhtor
Kull
Salim
Jess
Lee Sahin
Hittie
Che Thne
Krolker
Jim
Hhi
Caee
Sahin
Krkul
Revernmnt
Sam Redehins Hahuing
Win Kreiger
Lor
Caphain Ban
Tor
New Immigration Bill Would Expand Board Powers
A debated immigration measure advances to the Senate select committee. The proposal grants the Board of Immigration authority to register and detain newcomers, and to manage detention and removals after they arrive. It outlines cooperative duties with federal and territorial agencies and specifies steps for permanent settlement and enforcement.
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Senate
Iran
Wheehliil
Hite
Forse
Hurchill
Hit
Citer
For Sale Notice From Obscure Confectioner Listing
A fragmented print item shows a for sale notice mentioning Pablo Hill and an address style line. Readable bits reference a property sale and names such as Peary and Cormier with scattered place terms. The legible text hints at a sale context but omits clear dates or amounts.
BK Deal Made In Copra Land
A sale in Kaneohe Ranch Company property transferred 350 acres on the windward side for about 20 000 with Morgan office papers. The land will be used for cope protection and includes 300 acres planted to coconuts by a contract crew. The buyer is identified as an island party linked to Hui Whe.
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J. BL Castle
Kaneohe
FL Moreton & Co
Morgan
Cope
Eapen
Abe Ruef Appeal Notice In San Francisco
Judge Lawler announced Abe Ruef must notify the district attorney when attending any appeal from the recent decision. The appeal to the court revisits his bank related charges and potential jail exposure, with the judge detailing notification requirements.
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Fee Dimme
San Francisco
Lawler
Abe Hef
Beine
Public Works Bond Sum Heads to Legislature
A $2,144,000 bond issue for public works is detailed in an edminition bill presented by Senator Patehutdanil. It lists allocations for improvements in water, sewer, schools, hospitals, armories, and various counties with oversight by a governor-appointed commission. The bill, debated by the Territorial Senate, aims to fund county projects while ensuring counties share bond obligations. continuation noted on page 5.
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Bentire
Pateehutdanil
Une Inpyer
Eh Bert Lof
Tele Covernor
Brear
House Seeks Answers On Senate Failure To Pass Health Emergency Bill
In a morning session Representative Rice demanded why the Senate did not pass the health emergency measure amid concerns over cholera control. The House urged aggressive action to back the Board of Health, investigate care for affected families, and address alleged neglect by health officials.
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HOUSE
Senate
Kanekew
Vitartis
Kanekes
House of Representatives
Legislative
Iho
Territory
Hawaii
Committee On Heart
Andy Police
Howie
Chile
Babe Wethoe
Ellie Ty Eliewk
Aid
Amer
Cholera Facts and Early Warning Signs in Patients
The notes describe cholera as a disease linked to water and sanitation with vomiting and diarrhea as core symptoms. It emphasizes rapid dehydration, danger signs, and the need for clean water, early care, and monitoring for severe illness.
Wise Appointed District Magistrate
District records announce the appointment of Wise to the position of district magistrate. The official notification outlines the transfer of duties and expected responsibilities within the regional judiciary.
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Oer Wise
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Abe
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