Restorer Ta Mala Restorer Planned for Honolulu Port
President Spalding of the Chamber of Commerce announced that the Restorer is expected to depart for Honolulu, with controversy over three miles out and territorial jurisdiction. He cited exorbitant charges at the government wharf and debated tax implications on shipping as the Harbor Board and committee consider proposed changes.
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Governor inspects Kapolano Park with park commission
The Governor conducted a visit to Kapolans Park with the park commission members. The report notes ongoing plans and reactions from local officials amid questions over development and funding.
Coveted Honor To Duke Kahanamoku
Prominent Honolulu and Chicago figures note Duke Kahanamoku’s promotion into a Stockholm event. Mentions include two hundred merchants loan and a telegraph line to the Americas. The article hints at Hawaii promotion committee activity and a reception in New York with few details.
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Duke Kahanamoku
Hawaii
Historus
Law Hondereay
Hi Wallon
Aehuiliere
Jane
New York
Banana case court ruling clears sanitation work
A court decision regarding a banana case does not impede sanitation efforts. The committee involved states the ruling supports ongoing work, including street cleaning and waste management, with plans to keep sanitation projects on schedule despite the political discussion noted in the document.
Big Brother Movement Enlists Followers In Issue
The Big Brother movement gains support from youths with leaders and sponsors named in recent reports. Grand Unified Ruler Davey and Grand Lodge Keanton back Alkion aid as the plan expands from Cincinnati to other cities, with Hawaii and Haiti noted as early adopters and local sponsors including Reverend Leopold Kroll.
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Halen Hermann
Cinchunetl
Elty
Hawatii
Whitey
Ev. Leopult Kroll Ain Jamies Wikedehl Belig
Wilder Sees Better Days In Emerging Republic Tale
A fragmented report portrays a rising republic with figures like Moses and Amossa amid a national awakening. The piece names leaders, geographic shifts, and distrust of old regimes while noting turmoil and potential reform across a reshaping landscape.
Polar Fight Over Pole Claim Divides Explorers
Tasmanian captain Roald Amundsen denies confirming Captain Scott's polar discovery claim. He says he was not informed and that he alone could land from the Fram. Amundsen offers to submit charts proving his own reach of the pole.
Judge Dole Rules on Mahuka Site Testimony Motion
In Federal Court Judge Dole ruled to strike Robert H. Mieldford’s testimony and allowed a rereal of the Cane to be used, with Hildford called as a witness if needed. The ruling hinges on the admissibility of testimony and the final value of the property tied to the case, with further examinations anticipated.
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Rober H. Mieldford
Mahuka Site
Olson
Heliford
Reldford
McIntyre
Jordan
Judige Dole
Iebitard
Hild
Ayjum
Brower
Tor Katial
Tintrtet Athorney
Keldford
Hreokots
Olen
Legal Notice on Hawaii Governor Case and Delegate's Complaint
A historical legal notice discusses a case involving Governor Walter F. Broar of Hawaii and Delegate Jonas Kohhy Katantanae. It mentions the administration’s response, the secretary of the interior, and requests for postponement and answer filings from Honolulu authorities.
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Free
Walter le Pisher
Int
Washington
de Siro
Jonas Kohhy Katantanaes
Congress
Hawaii
Atte Prear
Waii Ora
Fryar
Nik Belie
Honolula
Dixon Endorses Roosevelt Warning on Senate Treaty Powers
Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana states that amendments to the arbitration treaty endorsed by the Senate yesterday amount to an endorsement of Colonel Roosevelt's warning against encroaching on the treaty making powers of the Senate.
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Cuette
Washington
B.C. Mar
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
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Roosevelt
Taft Campaigns in State of Ohio
President Taft opens a three day Ohio tour urging national confidence in government and to avoid class hostility as he speaks in Alliance on March 8. The campaign focuses on unity and stable leadership during a tense period.
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Ohio
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Ohi
Bank Robbery Case Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
Namara alias Australian Mac was charged in the robbery of the Bank of Montreal New Westminster branch months ago but was today ralsalled for lack of evidence. The report notes the mystery surrounding the incident and cites New York and New Westminster as locations involved in the case.
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N.Y. Mar
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Namara
Mac
New Westminster
Bank of Montreal
D. C. Special Primary Plan Turned Down
Washington March 8 The Senate committee on the District of Columbia acted unfavorably on Senator Grunow's proposal for a presidential preference primary in the District. The measure faced opposition and was not advanced.
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Washington, D. C
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District of Columbia
Grnstow
District of Colum
South Dakota Senator to Probe High Living Costs
Senator Crawford of Kota introduces a bill to appropriate $20,000 for an international investigation into the high cost of living. Axieount Tanebeta Cantey Washington, D. C. confirms the proposal aims to study living expenses and economic pressures facing the nation.
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Axieount
Tanebeta Cantey
Washington, D
Gov
Crawford
Kota Today
Chihuahua Revolt Shocks Mexico City
The report details a serious situation in Chihuahua with men in the state rising up, causing concern in Mexico City as officials respond to unrest and security challenges.
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Mexico City
Men
Mar
Chihuahua
Question about moving of Great Register inquiry
A question arises over moving of the Great Register and who may take it away. A Democratic Central Committee committeeman seeks the Attorney General's ruling on Modlsmith's idea to remove the boot and whether the Clerk will accept action. George Kyawe, appointed by the Democratic Committee, will ask if the Great Register can be papier unwind to prevent tampering, keeping the matter within legal bounds.
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Bocreiary
Territorial Central Committee
George Kyawehake
Democratic Centent Committee
Fragmented OCR hints at a New York venue case details
The readable fragments mention a New York venue and a legal or administrative notice with unclear names and dates. No clear entities or concrete events are discernible. the text appears damaged and partially garbled.
Fleet 10 to be Held Here with New Commander Plans
Reports from the harbor indicate Fleet 10 will be held at the base here while a new commander outlines activities for the coming months. The California, South Dakota and Columbia ships are assigned to sail Monday morning for Hawaii and Tanwivers, with return plans affecting ongoing Navy operations and local dock schedules.
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South Dakota
Colomia
Helle
Tanwivers
Navy
Fenty
Dave
Colina Wee Aye
Market Advances Amid Unclear Trading Report
A fragmented OCR excerpt shows an advancing market note with garbled company names and figures. It references Aurittaty footie and multiple unreadable entities, suggesting a brief market movement summary with uncertain specifics and calls to verify details.
Explosion entombs 11 culled in collapse
An explosion traps eleven people as debris collapse seals the area. Reported casualties include seven killed and four survivors, with emergency crews on site. Officials investigate cause and update the toll as rescue operations continue.
U S Vessels Ready on China Coast
China report states United States Navy ships are prepared along the China coast. The cruiser Cincinnati has reached Taku, and the cruiser Aberanda is expected tomorrow from Manila.
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U. S
China Coast
Peking
China
Cincinnati
Taku
Marita
Prussian miners demand wage increase amid strike talks
In Eastern Prussia coal miners push for a fifteen percent wage rise, staging protests and signaling mounting labor pressure as Berlin authorities monitor negotiations. The move follows broader European labor tensions and reflects miners’ demand for better living standards during difficult economic times.
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Berlin
Eastern
Prussia
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