United States Denies Japan Border Threat Rumors
Ambassador Uchida met with President Taft at the White House to deny claims the United States planned military action on the Mexican border in response to Japan. Officials say mobilization near Mexico is a wartime demonstration to protect American interests, not aggression, with 20 000 troops and fleets deployed in Mexican waters.
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Japan
Mexico
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Mesico
Dias
Eal
Dia
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Tennessee
Shiney A. Staunton
Knapp
Montaitain
John G. Quinby
North Tina
Clifford J. Bouseh
Washington
Richard M. Hughes
Staunton
Gulvesten
Judiciary report mocks Towse as House debate simmers
A committee report censures Representative Towse for a heated House exchange on public service rate bills. The judiciary panel objects to斤 introducing measures by request and criticizes turning debates into political theater. The House adopts the report amid lingering tension.
Teachers to Hold Important Meeting at McKinley High
Territorial Teachers Association to convene Tuesday evening March 28 at McKinley High School with a program of addresses on civic health, primary and upper grade reading, and the school’s relation to athletics. Speakers include Mr Bairns, Miss Bhaw, Mr Law Hoehion, and Vaighen MacCaughey.
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McKinley High School
Bairns
Art Xpremdon
Dessle Bhaw
Bection Ul
Law Hoehion TU
Vaighen MacCaughey
Taft Sends Sympathy to Booker T. Washington
President Taft telegraphed sympathy to Booker T. Washington still in a New York hospital after an alleged keyhole peeping incident. Taft said charges against Washington are baseless and expressed confidence in his recovery and vindication.
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New York
Taft
Booker T. Washington
Buenos Ayres Custom House Fire Devastates Port
Buenos Ayres reports a blaze at the custom house causing a three million dollar loss. Fire crews battled the flames as authorities assessed the damage and origin of the fire in this key port facility.
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Buenos Ayres
Mar
New German war vessel Kaiser launched at Kiel
Kiel Germany March 22 The turbine driven battleship Kaiser was launched here today and christened by the empress The ceremony marked a notable milestone in Germanys naval buildup amid wartime tensions and demonstrations of industrial prowess.
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Kiel
Germany
Kaiser
Russian Minister in Peking is Well
Mar 22 Peking The report that Russian Minister Korostovetz had died here is groundless. He is alive and well.
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Peking
Korostovetz
For Sale Nuwanw Kal Proportion Property Notice
For sale in Palolo Hill Ocean View Kaimuki Kapahulu Nuwanw Kal Proportion. Listing in Bishop St below King St. Contact Jose J Dias at Bishop St location or call 3448 for details.
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Palolo Hill Ocean View
Kaimuki Kapahulu Nuwanw Kal
Jose J. Dias
King St
Kuhio or Dole Park Name Sparks House Debate
The House debated naming the Upper Nuuanu valley park after Kuhio or Dole. A resolution would set aside twelve acres as a public park, with Towse proposing Dole Park and Castle offering Ruhio as an amendment. The proposals were referred to Public Lands, while Affonso signaled he has five park resolutions already and welcomed another.
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Quien Emma
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Anu Valley
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Oalu
Sanford B. Dole
Castle
Ruhio
Dole
Public Lands Committees
Chatenan Affonso
Hermosillo Safely Repels Rebel Attack In Reinforcement Update
A large body of regulars arrived to reinforce the local garrison in Hermosillo on March 2. Rebels have withdrawn to a safe distance and the regulars may be sent out to pursue them.
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Wrre
Cas Hermosillo
Mar
California Enacts Eight Hour Day for Women Workers
Sacramento March 22 Governor Johnson signed the measure enforcing an eight hour workday for women. The new law sets standard hours and aims to improve labor conditions for female workers across the state.
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California
Cal
Johnson
Roosevelt Makes Talks and Goes in Los Angeles
Ex president Roosevelt delivered two addresses in Los Angeles today and will travel northward tonight. The Bulletin office sells People and Places of Hawaii at fifteen cents per copy with ten cents postage. mail orders cost twenty cents per copy.
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Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Bulletin
Health Board Strikes Back Over Immigration Authority
The Board of Health rejected a claim by the Board of Immigration asserting authority to direct officials of another department. President Mott Smith sent a letter stating the Board is not empowered to issue instructions or hold officials accountable without a formal request. The exchange follows controversy over who controls actions related to health and immigration matters.
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Board of Immigration
BH Wodehouse
Mott Smith
Jufternoon
Olson death by own action at Carpenter's Union hall
Andy Olson longtime Honolulu union official ends his life with a razor at 2:20 pm in the Carpenters Union hall on Alakea Street near the Kentucky Saloon. He wounded himself, was moved to Queen’s Hospital where he died. Olson, a single man, was known locally among union circles.
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Kauditet Bil
Towse
Bia
Powys
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Mali
Athen
Powse
Congress of the
United States
Andy Olson
Carpenter’s Union
Honolulu
Ude
Carpenters’ Union
Kentucky
Alakea Street
Olson
Oleon
Queen's Hospital
Hoth
Work To Lure Immigrants Away
Two men Prank B Craig and Berry JK Ogawa have started a clandestine recruitment campaign to lure laborers for Alaska canneries. Ogawa, an American with four months license, was authorized by Conkling to solicit immigrants for Alaska Packers Association. They plan to ship workers to Alaska aboard a company ship, recruiting Hawaiians Filipinos and others to staff canneries this summer.
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Lavierers
Hawaii
Alwsli
Prank B
Craig
Berry JK
Ogawa
Alaska Packers’ Association
Alaska
Cral
Senate passes several measures on third reading in Hawaii
A Honolulu senate session advanced multiple bills on third reading. Bills include 5 passed by Senate on second reading, a 215,000 appropriation for Bona homesteading lands, a public park at Napoopoo, and various reassurances on building permits, fire codes, and harbor regulations.
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Hauge
Honolulu
Bona
Napoopoo
Hawaii
Cecil
Monahan
Howe
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