Note To China Warns Of War Over Russia Demands
Peking March 25 Korostevetz minister to China presented a note urging full compliance with Russia semiautomatic ultimatum calling for free trade with border provinces and for consular privileges before hostilities. China replied it would observe treaty terms while Russia's response hints at imminent war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Korostevetz
Chinese Foreign Board
Russia
Mongolia
Tli
Need for More Schools at Walpahu to Ease Overcrowding
The Walpahu school faces severe overcrowding with 30 children in a瓦dash plays room, 7 in the Wowont room, and many more in adjacent areas. Since September forty children have been refused admission, parents seek immediate new rooms as attendance has doubled over eight years and camps anticipate more arrivals within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Bulletin
Childern
Imit
Ani
Walpaliy School
Pearl City
School bill deferred again by Senate on second reading
The Senate on second reading again deferred the school bill. Senator Pairchild, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, sought more time to report as the committee lacked time to compare with the Governor's budget and estimates. Other items mentioned include Sunday theatre opening bills and various Senate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pairchild
Chai
Ways and Means
Dll
Mrear
Quinn
Baker
Hawaii
Kyle Weller Howe
Judiciary Committee
Hily Libor Union
Marine Band Ball Tonight at K of P Hall
The Marine Band hosts a home ward bound ball tonight at the K of P Hall. It features the band playing for the dance as the 200 Marines prepare to leave for the main band around April.
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Marine Band Ball
Steamer Sechelt Capsizes in Juan de Fuca Straits
In the Juan de Fuca straits last night the steamer Sechelt capsized and twenty eight persons drowned. The disaster reported from Victoria B C notes the tragedy as authorities search for missing crew and passengers.
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Jo Previn Challe
Victoria
B. CG
Sechelt
Straits of
Juan de Fuca
Funeral Preview For Herbert Mist At St Hument’s Church
Sugar San Francisco reports a funeral preview for Herbert Mist to be held Sunday afternoon at St Hument’s Church, with arrangements and location noted. The text is garbled but identifies a memorial service in a named church in an urban area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Chernoon
Vine Melo
St Ohument's Church
Ware
Girls perished in New York factory fire
A sudden morning blaze at a New York factory ends with large loss of life and many injured. Reported to have killed well over fifty girls, with fears that about 100 may have perished as the fire raged through the building and rescue attempts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capeeial IV Bbe Rin
New York
Mar
Mexican Junta Says Hostilities Will Continue
El Paso March 25 insurgent junta declares war will continue despite cabinet resignations. Rebels cite recent victories as motivation to press the fight and maintain momentum in the ongoing conflict.
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Gabler
EL Paso
Tex
Mar
Emperor Taft Recalls Japanese Friendship Message
Ambassador Uchida delivered a personal note from the Emperor of Japan to President Taft in Washington praising the ongoing friendship between Japan and the United States. The exchange signals continued diplomatic goodwill and mutual regard between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sela Bulle
Washington, D. C
Uchida
Taft
Japan
Johnson 10 Jail For Speeding
Jack Johnson heavyweight champion of the world was knocked out in a police court and sentenced to twenty five days in jail for speeding his big red automobile. He has been arrested more than a dozen times for speeding but this time no fine was allowed.
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Peete Cathe
San Francisco
Cal
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Burning vessel reports unconfirmed at Eureka
Eureka Gal Mar 25 The reports of a burning vessel here have not been confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opdial Bulletin
Eureka
Gal
Train Through Trestle Kills Many in Georgia Crash
Seven people died and many injured when a train plunged through a trestle into the Alapaha River near Ocilla Georgia. Among the victims were several young newsboys selling papers as part of a busy tourist season, with reports noting large boys aged 15 to 16 and a 12 year old among those harmed. The incident disrupted daily paper sales as authorities investigated the wreck and its causes.
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John Hoomanu Sreey
Associated Press
Mir Ocilla
P. Kahn
C. Hendrickson
Alapaha River
C. Martos
el Hayashi
Honolulu
Bret Prey de & Poll
Joby Hoomiuu
Hendricheon
Andrews Aids Men Who Lure Laborers Away
Investigations reveal Mekal recruiting immigrants for Alaskan canneries aided by Frank B Crate and Henry K Ogawa. They operated without a license for weeks and used forged papers to attract workers, with attorney Lorrin Andrews allegedly guiding them. About 100 men have signed to go Coastward, many promised high wages and transport with more expected next weeks.
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Mekal
Borht
Alaska
Frank B. Crate
Henry K. Ogawa
Craig Aid
Ogawa
Tereite Vial TV Ures Conkling
Hawaii
Woll
Lorrin Andrews
Dor
Andrews
Gawat Way
Stemmehip
Abi
An- Heens
Sieres
Korea
Hans
Crales
Makuon
Kakauke
Orawa
Kekauuketreet
Mungoon
Abwedegu
Oatu
Ocean View Properties For Sale In Honolulu Area
For sale notice listing Ocean View Kaimuki Kapanulu Nuvanu and Pablo Hill. Listings include Jose J Dias and Bishop St below King St. Contact S448 by phone for details.
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Ocean View
Kaimuki
Kapanulu
Jose J
Dias
King St
Bankers Protest Against Bill in Territorial Legislature
Bankers and business leaders protest Senate Bill No. 51 to regulate banking and trust powers, warning it could upend the Territory’s financial system. They argue the measure improperly changes current laws and may harm local commerce. The communication criticizes haste and urges careful consideration before action. Continued on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceci Brown
Anil
Ways and Thee
Senate
Tollowss
Inindividdale
Dieppea
Constitutional ruling voids Campbell sewer tax powers
The Territorial Supreme Court declares three sections of the Trevived Laws unconstitutional, finding illegal legislative delegation by allowing the Superintendent of Public Works to set sewer tax rates. Chief Justice Robertson Medwester Hay writes the court’s opinion, partially upholding the territory’s earlier provisions and outlining the grounds for removal of power over tax assessment. The decision centers on the legality of connecting properties to the public sewer under proper procedures.
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Territorial Supreme Court
Robertson Medwester Hay
Honetali
Robertson
Pabily
Marston Gimpnell
Thay Ca
Campbell
Staray
Mandaung Leeo
Public Works
Territory of
Hawaii
Haw
Fort Ruger permanent quarters project may start soon
Reported plans indicate construction of permanent quarters at Fort Ruger may begin shortly. Cargo valued around 270 tons for the Crook trades port is expected to supply cement and mica for the work, with details unsettled as depot quartermaster Captain Falls awaits official word.
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Fort Ruger
Capt. Edwards
Crook
Falls
Thin Uti Ja
Bard
Harton
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