Anti American Feeling Grows Pushes Troop Movements
Report from Washington says rising anti American sentiment in Mexico and unrest threaten Americans, prompting massing of U S troops on the border for safety. Diaz’s health concerns aid concentration as forces ready for emergency. Rebels under General Madero defeated at Casas Grandes with 200 killed or wounded. 36 Americans among insurgents captured. four Americans killed. Federals lose 100. Marines sail for Guantanamo with ball cartridges. Mexican troops en route to strike rebels. West Virginia and Maryland cruisers sail to support from Mexicali.
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Clegg on Cholera Origins and Transmission
Meteorologist Makew T. Clegg submits to President Mott-Smith a detailed cholera statement. He says the disease is recently imported, notes exposure to heated water and boiling agents, and cites factors like host susceptibility and organism virulence. The report continues on page 4.
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Immigrant Labor Plan Outlined For Plantations
Dr Victor Clark outlined a program to control 134 immigrants arriving by steamer next month. They would be enrolled, receive work parity, and be sent to plantations with guaranteed jobs. The plan includes an immigration school and distribution to locations where labor is needed, with Hawaii considering a labor import system from Spain.
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Cuba
Oath of Chief Justice Kicks Off Territorial Session
The article covers A G M Robertson taking the oath as Chief Justice of the Territory in the Judiciary Building, with Chief Justice Hartwell receiving a farewell speech. It traces the lineage of Hawaii’s chief justices from 1852 onward, noting past appointees and tenure, and includes reflections on service and succession as the bench prepared for Page 4.
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Washington
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Republic of Hawaii
Territory to regulate speeding motors in new bill
A Territorial bill to regulate automobile speeds and vehicle use will be introduced soon. Drafted to curb speeding on public roads, the measure aims to centralize control with a territorial authority, possibly the territorial treasurer, and to unify regulations across counties. The Speaker and leaders signal a coordinated push to curb auto evils.
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Taft to Speak at Atlanta Congress and Roosevelt Guests
Taft will speak at the Atlanta Commercial Congress tomorrow and stay in Augusta, Georgia until March 19. Roosevelt was the guest of honor at the same congress in Atlanta, with local coverage noting the event and related remarks in a concise briefing.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Light sentence for murderer in Rawlins case
A court in Rawlins passes a light sentence for a man who killed his wife. The incident occurred after she confronted him about compromising relationships. The report notes the defendant received a lenient term and the case continues on page 2.
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Karinka
Honolulu Man Aviates at Juarez
Odell formerly in the automobile business in Honolulu now an aviator. He serves as a private in the Coast Artillery and is part of the first military orders forming an aviation corps for war power. Detailed with Lt. J. Mollenry to join Ruggpe Bly to observe with a Curtis biplane on the border after leaving San Diego. Military experts nationwide watch these experiments.
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Thin City
Juares
Mexico
Odell
Coast Artillery
United States
J. Mollenry
Ruggpe Bly
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Ulus
Curtis
San Diego
New Orleans trio Arrested in Canal Street Jewelry Robbery
John Morgan aged 18 Robert Groesinger 21 and Clarence Runsell 12 were arrested by New Orleans police charged with robbing a Canal Street store of jewelry valued at 700 dollars. The suspects claimed they were from hiearo a ...
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Robert C. Groesinger
Clarence Runsell
New Orleans
Canal Street
Hiearo, A
Proportion JOSE J DIAS Bishop St below King St
Proportion JOSE J DIAS located on Bishop Street below King Street lists phone number 3448. The terse notice appears in a directory-style entry detailing business contact information.
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Dias
King St
Judge Clemons Sworn In At U S District Court
The retirement ceremony ended and Tadge Clemons was sworn in as United States District Judge in a ceremony in the federal courtroom. Judge Dole welcomed him, with remarks by Robbins B. Anderson and United States District Attorney Creckone praising his long friendship and readiness to serve at a high standard. Judge Clemons expressed hope to meet the duties with diligence and honor.
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Clemone
Hb College
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