Soldiers Hurry Toward Mexico Mobilization moves 20000 troops frontier
Reports from Washington Seattle Mare Island and San Diego describe rapid U S troop mobilization to the Mexican frontier with about 20000 men in motion and ships ordered to the coast. Marines and cruisers proceed south and a torpedo flotilla sails with sealed orders as London notes Anglo American intervention concerns rise.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Seattle
Wash
San Diego
West Virginia
Bremerton Navy Yard
L. C. Richardson
Pacific
Strange County Bonding Bill Introduced in Upper House
A bonding bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Makekin of Hawaii to amend Section 62 of Avkui to authorize bonds for public buildings roads and utilities while restricting credit to institutions. Debate followed on exemptions for religious institutions and appropriations for judiciary building repairs dominated discussions.
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Strange County
Makekau
Senate
Makekin
Hawaii
Mike Ordiuteen
Dell Brown
Brown
Pultehild
House
Judiciary Committee
House Bi
Makakou
Vriday
Benator Chillingworth
Robertson
Taker
Baker
Judiciary
Seateary
CID
Hiw
War Scenes On Mexican Border Invasion Fears Rise
EL PASO March 8 General Orono, leader of the insurrectionists, has struck panic among Mexican government troops at Juarez. He is feared for his large horse resources as reports say he commands at least 1900 horses, signaling a potential onslaught on the city.
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EL Paso
Orono
Juares
One New Cholera Case Reported in City
A single new cholera case was reported this morning involving a Portuguese child on Punchbowl Street near the Green tenement house. If confirmed, this would be the latest instance in a week with no new infection sources, suggesting the disease is nearly wiped out. President Matt Birth of the Board of Health noted county authority over poison shops and that the Territorial Board is relieved of that responsibility by law. Continued on Page 2.
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Punchbowl Street
Green
Board of Health
Matt 8Irth
Board of
Lartin Andrews
Robertson
Andrews
Acti
Legiatat
Outuhre Idaids Wer P Rem Rent
Fern
Rivenburgh
Board of Supervisors
Eden Law
Hobertson
W. O. Smth
W. R. Camle
W. 0. Athi
A. 2. Cooper
Republican Territorial Contral Committee
CC. Jones
Ue Committee
W. Th. Farrington
Cartle
Fern Wan
Legislature Asks Many Millions For Appropriations
In morning sessions the House and Senate reveal bills seeking over 16.5 million dollars in new appropriations this cycle. Senate totals show 20 bills at 7.62 million and House 22 bills at 8.41 million, plus smaller acts bringing the combined requested funding to about 16.56 million before reductions.
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House
Senate
Frear reacts to new territorial appointments
Governor Frear comments on President Taft's naming of ALG. M. Robertson Chief Justice and Charles P. Clemens Federal Judge for the Territory. He avoids discussing a potential resignation beyond his current term, saying he has not thought about it yet and that his term runs through December. Abe Ruef begins work in the penitentiary jute mill.
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Frear
Tait
Alg. M. Robertson
Territory
Charles P
Clemens
Ute
Walt Mati
Prear
Aed
Valuty
Hawaii
Chile
Legislative Ennion
Baldwin money duel ends with jury verdict against Turnbull
In Los Angeles, a judge ordered the jury to verdict against Mrs Turnbull in the Baldwin estate dispute for Anita Baldwin. The case centers on whether Anita is a child of E. J. Baldwin from a union with Turnbull or his previous marriage. A new claimant appeared, asserting Baldwin is the father.
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Los Angeles
Mar
E. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Turnbull
Anita Baldwin
Sugar, Ban Franc Mar Test Beets Reference
A fragmented notice lists sugar and beets with quantities and prices, mentioning previous quotations and analyses. The readable items reference a test run and associated figures such as quantities around 20.5 and totals near 4450, with prior quotations noted.
Stack Buys Waikiki Beach House From Judge Wider
James L. Stack of the Stack Parken advertising firm of Chicago purchased Judge A. A. Wider’s Waikiki Beach residence. Stack, a longtime Island visitor, plans to use it as a winter home. The Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd. facilitated the sale with no disclosed price. Wilder reportedly received a favorable figure. The property is among the last beach front stretches at Waikiki, with scarce availability ahead.
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Judge A. A. Wider
Waikiki Beach
James L. Stack
Stack- Parken Advertising Company
Chicago
Stack
Islands
Honolulu
Waikiki House
Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd
Judge Wilder
Waikiki
Ask Congress For 8575 Acres
A resolution introduced in the Territory of Hawaii requests Congress to authorize transferring about 8575 acres on Kauai to the College of Hawaii regents. The land would fund maintenance, with revenues supporting the college's operations and improvements.
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Matt~ebid
College of Hawaii
Congress of the United States
Kauai
United States
Hawai
Congress of
United States of America
Senate
Representative
Congresa
Territory of Hawaii
Wailun
Kanii
Compria
Direct Primary Favored Over Commission Bills in Honolulu Hearing
Federal Judge ALG M Robertson testified before the House judiciary committee on direct primaries versus commission government in the City and County act. The discussion split on three amendment bills and Watkins direct primary bill, with no decision, pending further meetings.
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Chuang
Honolulu
Alg M. Robertson
House Judiciary Committee
Hall of Representatives
Youtertay
Territorial Supreme Bench
A. L. Castle
Billy
Archer
Watkins
Coulr
Howe
Hawt Schatt
Tilson
Robertson
Andrews
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