McCandless Seeks Change in Organic Act Amendments
A report from the House Committee on Territories describes a major amendment to the Organic Act aimed at opening public lands to private entry. It envisions twenty five applicants pushing a land office to put land on the auction list, with new conditions restricting use to honorable purposes. The plan prompts debate on its effects and potential scope across districts and landes.
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House of Representatives
Committee On Territories
Goby Bing
Tve
Mt Angue
Mauna Kea Sets New Schedule For Arrival
Mauna Kea will operate on a new schedule starting in July with a fleet change. The vessel will arrive in Hilo earlier on Wednesdays, allowing more convenient times for visitors to the volcano and other ports. The revised plan also shifts portions of the voyage to night hours to minimize rough seas on the return trip.
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United Allttes
Howell
Hilo
Wong Yap Collision Sparks Store Damage Scandal
Report to Honolulu Mayor details an incident at Walakomilo Road and King Street in Kalil where Wong Yap allegedly drove a wagon into the Foo Keo store wall causing minor merchandise damage. Inspector Chris Holt is accused of threatening Lum Foo Chin and making hostile remarks amid the dispute.
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Fern Concerti
Holt
Honolah
Messrs
Lam Fy Chin
Lan Yong Yo
Mareh Ta
Wong Yap Wae
Walakomilo Road
King Street
Kalil
Chris Holt
Wat Holt
Lum Foo Chin
Suspended Sentences In Auto Speed Case Before Judge Andrade
Two auto speed cases, heard by Judge Andrade, featured warnings as Paul Dimitich and Rice faced terms. Dimitich, a chauffeur, received a suspended sentence. Rice, a Schuman Garage employee, pled guilty and got thirteen months suspended. Prosecutor Brown allowed the lighter outcome after guilty pleas.
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Andrada
Paul Ditmitich
Chawffeur
Ads
K Rice
Schuman Garage
Wils Caine Matt
Tail Phununday
George Davis
Agitwathin
Davis
Eich Vail
Brown
Andrade
Nentem
Cooper sworn in as circuit judge amid Republican agitation
H E Cooper takes oath as circuit judge in Hillwall territory before Chief Hartwell of the Supreme Court. Attorney General Wickershaw notes the transfer was filed March twelfth and secured to quality. Court duties begin with new panel facing criminal cases and reforms in the reparration dle ttint. Ack Hopkins fled the tannin.
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Honey
Cooper Unie
Cfflee
Hillwall
Hartwell
Supreme Court
Ange Coover
Gonwral Wickershaw
Jive
Cheealt Court
Democratic Candidate Victory in Fourteenth District
In Massachusetts, the Democratic candidate won the Fourteenth District by a large margin, defeating the Republican nominee by about eight thousand votes. The result contrasts with the 1908 election when the Republican Lovering won by 14,250, signaling a notable shift in voter sentiment amid broader political turmoil.
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Boston
Mar
Barnstable County
Brimel
Norfolk
Flymouth
Fors
Lovering
Tauntos
Governor's secretary wed again after Honolulu divorce
Claudius M. McBride, private secretary to Hawaii's territorial governor, married his former wife in San Francisco on March 22. He had planned to sue for alimony but rekindled the old affection and the couple wed on short notice.
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San Francisco
Mar
Clludius McBride
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
McBride
Raymond C Brown Sets Sail on April 12
Raymond C Brown, an inspector of Hawaii, plans to depart aboard Nippon Mara on April 12 bound for Liverpool via England. The voyage includes duties with Portuguese associates and a wife and children accompanying him. The journey aims to reach the United Kingdom, then return home aboard a rail route to Che tims ty rails.
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Raymond
Heaven
Iniiferation
Hawaii
Ofa Deen
Porciguere
Dapat
Liverpeol
Ugland
Tor
Tkland
Che Tims Ty
Odin Brown
Roosevelt Visits Pinchot Amid Conference Request
NEW YORK March 22 Roosevelt seeks a conference with Gifford Pinchot as the sudden sailing of Pinchot for Europe is reported. The move is described as having great political significance and follows a request from Roosevelt for a meeting with Pinchot aboard his journey.
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New York
Mar
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Bricklayers offer return to work in Philadelphia
Philadelphia dispatch reports two thousand two hundred brick layers signaled a break in strike unity by offering to return to work amid broader labor unrest. Pittsburg note cites nine councilmen admitting bribe acceptance for corporate service. In Bogota, two English women were attacked by a mob mistaken for Americans as anti American tensions rise.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pittsburo
Bogota
Columbia
Arraignment for Max Schlemmer in migration case
Max Schlemmer faced arraignment on indictment related to migration laws. He is currently at liberty on a $41,000 bond. Deputy Brown and Hunley are mentioned. the officer expects a four month absence while on duty.
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Faun
Brown
Exchange Seats Withdrawn After Stock Exchange Controversy
A chaotic session ends with exchange seats withdrawn amid controversy and a plan to retire a member. Details reference Rupert Romd and a treat company, with stock prices around 28 percent and 22.59 for other entities, including Katanga Stow Navigation Co. and related sales at 125. A proceeding sale occurred later at 125 under an official transaction, with the market reacting to the withdrawn positions and unresolved questions about governance.
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Bonn
Ahea
Honokasie
Dom of Fire New Equipment Traps Sounded
Frasee asks for new fire department equipment and a power station expansion to meet capacity. The article notes the need for better communication and extended pipelines to support modernization and safety. Continued on page 4.
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Frazee
Dom OF Fire
Frasen
Numan Way
Howene Berane
Mayer J Hern
Vinay Colle
Conoravoes
Meng
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