Horse on the Sixteenth Street trolley sparks chaotic scene
A Philadelphia trolley encountered a disturbance when a man leading a horse jumped aboard at Callowhill Street causing delays and frayed dialogue with fare collectors. Passengers urged the horse to disembark while taunts and warnings escalated before the conductor intervened.
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Philadelphia Record
Cultivation of the Smyrna Fig in Hawaii by Allan Herbert
Allan Herbert details the passion for diversified Hawaiian horticulture focusing on Smyrna fig cultivation. He outlines fig class distinctions Capri Smyrna Adriatic and Wild, the role of the pollinating wasp Silostophaga groseorum, crop cycles from Proficchi to Mammoni, and the economic potential of a Smyrna fig industry in California and Hawaii with seasonal yields and insect life stages.
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Advertisers Policy Sparks Public Meeting Call 1908
The Sunday Bulletin reports a heated dispute over the Advertiser Against Judges of the Flint Circuit Court. It notes calls for a public meeting to defend the judges Humphreys and Gear against alleged attacks, pledging to expose motives and critique editorial tactics as low and defamatory. Dated March 22, 1908, the piece also mentions mortgages and intergenerational concerns tied to the controversy.
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Flint
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Ann Baye
Will Dole Pardon Stir Court Contempt Dispute
A garbled report details a court contempt case involving Walter O. Brith and others. It mentions Justice Freer, jail, writs, and possible pardon actions by Governor Dole amid a public dispute between courtrooms and political offices.
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Yyrison
Villain Dialogue, Trusts Move in Northern Securities Case
Fragments of a column mix satirical banter about villains with legal notes on the United States against the Northern Securities Company. It mentions a Supreme Court decision expected in about ten years and references ongoing suits by attorneys on both sides, with scattered remarks about politicians and public figures. The piece also notes changes in taxation and social statistics in Philadelphia and a remark about dog tax in Europe.
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United States
Northern Securities Company
United States Supreme Court
Local and General Notes on Wishes and Ads
Local items on page 6 include Want ads for a housekeeper position and a First class housekeeper wanted, room rentals at Popular House, and a five room cottage near Kehool Street. Also listed are Provisions from Pearl factory, a planters association meeting, and notices about photography services, insurance agents, and transportationRecruitment for Navy recruits and public talks on European travel. multiple ads mention New Today and Honolulu Bulletin promotions.
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Jonarean
Hawaii
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Tokay
Hoftschlaeger Co
Parity Import Co
Ehawa
California
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Theor Keauhou Picks Up Final Japanese Boat
The article notes a sequence of maritime and local events including the freighter Tempio sailing from Arattie on March 11, a Makiki baseball win over High School by 23 runs, and various legal and civic items such as a judge overruling a demurrer in the Antone Lope case. It mentions harbor dredging after rough weather, a McKinley memorial polo game fundraising about $225, and the Penal Dreritade Society postponement. Other items include arrests, the Hawaiian Live Stock Breeders meeting postponement, a schooner Digs in port with coal from Newcastle, arrivals by the Kinaw, land development offers, and the Woman's Guild meeting at Mrs Cran's residence.
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Manhood suffrage debate echoes across islands border
The Fitchburg Sentinel discusses the manhood suffrage question, arguing the U S experience with Black voters does not prove suffrage a failure. It critiques annexation policies in Hawaii, cites Roosevelt’s potential involvement, and asserts education rather than broad suffrage is key, urging Massachusetts to stand firm on state standards.
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United States
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Mawati
Roosevelt
Dole
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Congress
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