Murder by Self Destruction Aboard the New York Packet
The narrative reports the alleged premeditated murder aboard the New York packet ship while nearing South America. Oscar Neleon, an able seaman, is killed by the cook Ewan after threats and clashes over food and washing water. Captain Willarton and others seek to hide the act as a suicide during a violent storm. The incident leads to warrants and further inquiry. (Continued on Page 4)
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Willan
Cook
Cape Horn
Boohty
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Junaid
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South America
Ewan
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Senun
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Willetts
Mathie
Theenok
Jury Verdict On Site To Stick
A jury verdict on site is noted, with references to court actions and the parties involved. The text mentions attorneys Henny and Keeley and references a stated sequence of events and the timing of the verdict.
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Hot Willy Intenithore
Okwe Henny
Anne Keeley Tater
Stone quarry work halted by Philadelphia firm clash
Confusing OCR fragment reports a Philadelphia company and Lord Young Company involved in stone quarry and breakwater repair near Walakea. The text claims delays, partial completion, and possible new timelines for the job, with references to tenon fees and water, but specifics are unclear.
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Belen
Hilo
Mediern
Erie
Wien
Lord Young Company
Unclear OCR Fragment on Cruiser Maryland Event
An unreadable OCR snippet references the cruiser Maryland and a planned event around mid April. It mentions possible detentions, a person named Tom or Joe, and indicates Bath Kegs and a target time of April 15, but the text is garbled with many illegible words and names, making concrete details unavailable.
Paul Super Optimistic On Big Campaign Efforts
Paul Super, executive secretary, expresses optimism about a growing campaign despite uneven attendance. He cites rising interest, mounting card signings, and planned events at the Bijou Theater and other venues, expecting stronger turnout by Sunday.
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Paul Super
Snelon
Ford
McCandless Primary Nominee Contention Outlined
Fragmentary remarks indicate McCandless’s bid shaping the Democratic primary. Discussion covered party support, potential electability, and plans for the Territorial Central Committee to decide on a nominee while addressing appointments and reappointment considerations for local offices.
Pennsylvania refinery status sparks defense at New York hearing
In New York on March 2 a U S sugar firm's counsel claimed a major misunderstanding about the Pennsylvania refinery's status. The defense argued the Pennsylvania company is a strong competitor of the American Sugar Refining Co., prompting a sensational moment in court.
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New York
N.Y
American Bugar Refining
Pennsylvania
American Sugar Refining Co
Insurance Probe Urged Against Fire Insurance Combine
Representative Jackson urged a formal investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission into an alleged fire insurance combine that he said dominates the country. He spoke in the House about exposing practices tied to the industry and urging regulatory scrutiny.
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Washington, D. C
Jackson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fire Insurance Combine
Illinois presidential primary session called for party act
Governor Deneen calls a special legislature session on March 25 to pass an act establishing preferences for the Illinois presidential primary. The move aims to set procedures and party preferences amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Chicago
Deneen
Wickersham Refuses to Inform Senate on Harvester Trust
Attorney General Wickersham refused to tell the Senate about reorganizations at the International Harvester Company known as the harvester trust. Washington report notes the denial came during discussions in the Senate chamber on March 2.
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Wickersham
Senate
Adee Hnetin
Washington, B.C
Sen
International Harvester Company
Harvester Trust
Interior Department to Probe Indian Bureau Investigation Begun
The Interior Department has decided to investigate the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The inquiry aims to examine operations and policies within the agency in Washington, D. C. by order of department officials.
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Interior Department
Indian Bureau
Caney
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Presidential Primary Held Tomorrow in New York
New York, March 25—The presidential primary will be held here tomorrow as voters prepare to cast ballots in the statewide contest. Public concerns center on turnout and party preferences across districts.
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New York
Tants
N.Y
Packers Fate Now With Jurors in Sherman Act Case
The trial of the United States against the Packers for violation of the Sherman antitrust law has gone to the jury. The proceedings occurred in Chicago with the date noted as March 3.
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Packers
Edpenal
Chicago
United States
S Beet Packers
Fern to Quit McCarthy Club Rumor Sparks Political Talk
Fragmented text hints at Fern quitting a McCarthy era club amid political rumor. A jumble of names and places appears, with unclear context and no cohesive narrative or verifiable details.
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Fern
McCarthy Club
Delegates address voters at Aala Tonight for tonight event
A chaotic report describes delegates addressing the public at Aala Park about upcoming actions in Washington. Weather is noted turning teal as attendees discuss the aviation issue, registration status, and territorial interests. Multiple names and places appear in fragmented form, including references to Hawaii and Washington.
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Aala Park
Keating
Holewnie
Atfaira
Washington
Hawaii
Filipino Labor Inspectors Visit Hawaii For Philippine Views
Two Filipino investigators arrive in Hawaii to study labor conditions, focusing on Philippine workers. They will report to authorities, with one stationed on Maui and the other in North Hilo, evaluating whether migrants should come to Hawaii for plantation work. The investigation aims to assess economic impact and housing needs, while legislative moves consider representation in future labor talks.
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Hawaii
M Grat Af el Ten
Souqiin Halmer
Penrestn
Joao
Russian Not Detained by Inspectors at Federal Station
A chaotic report describes a misdated event at a federal immigration station where a group, including a man and a child, faced inspection. After a protracted inquiry, authorities stated the investigation should proceed before any legal action, with officials noting no detention occurred and that care would be taken to ensure safety during proceedings.
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Cannes
Inijairy
Worshinutton
Engini
Frear for Hilo on Flying Trip
Governor Frear will travel to Hilo tomorrow to discuss matters connected with the Water rights and the plan to develop Greater Hilo. He will explain views and take questions while outlining the highway and utility projects and other preparations for the venture.
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Frear
HILO
Ant
Watt Wien
Tink Narair
Ely Pweing
North East Rail Strike Looms Over Wage Dispute
The Brotherhood of American Railway Engineers has refused wage increase demands, threatening a major transportation strike east of Chicago. Riots and disruption loom as railroad workers prepare actions across the region.
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New York
Chicago
Brotherhood of American Railway Engineers
Mine Union Extends Pledge to Postpone Strike Action
Lent Cant in Chicago reports the mine union has deeded to take no strike action pending an announcement from the mine operators. The pledge covers the near term and signals cautious industrial relations in the sector.
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Chicago
Mills Close When Employees Refused Wages Rise
Lowell mass March The Appleton cotton mills have closed affecting about two thousand employees after their wage increase demands of fifteen to twenty percent were refused.
Textile Trades Thrown Out in Boston
Boston dispatch reports about 120 thousand textile workers facing wage advances of five to ten percent amid a large industrial atmosphere. A separate London briefing details a cabinet and mine operators conference with striking miners, failing to reach a settlement.
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Boston
Mass
Mar
London
Eng
Stephenson Case Heads to Senate After Bribery Claims
Senate today began final consideration of charges against Wisconsin Senator Inaac Stephenson alleging bribery and securing his seat through improper means. The proceeding centers on misconduct tied to campaign actions and financial influences.
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Senate
Inaac Sterphenson
Wisconsin
Sugar Man Prancing on the Marae
A fragmented note reports a bizarre scene at a marae with unclear participants and a restless procession. The text hints at ceremonial or playful activity including a sugar man figure and local responses but lacks concrete names or dates.
Republican roll books close for a day
The Republican Territorial Central Committee schedules a one day closure of roll books with the executive committee listing details and dates. A New York representative notes approvals and a finance committee plan. The notice mentions deadlines and locations for precincts and related actions.
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Republican Territorial Central
Heanquarions
Judit Hulldine
al Toon
Tada
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