Harbor Commission Bill Shifts Harbor Power to Board
A bill introduced in the House would transfer harbor and wharf control from the Superintendent of Public Works to a five member Harbor Board chaired by the Public Works Chief. The board, appointed by the Governor for four year terms, would manage shipping, traffic, and related clerks and crews, with annual reports to the Governor.
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Norman Watkins
Public Works
Campbell
Gill
Winrine Trafic
Je Fu
Pabie Works
School Bill 15 Postponed in Senate Action
The school bill 15 was deferred again in the Senate as Ways and Means lacked time for a meeting to compare schedules. A committee hearing was held today with expected opposition from Senator Cecil Brown. A report to the Senate is planned for tomorrow morning. Pow Pius X has placed a hand on the “haputn” skirt causing speculation about its effect on fashion.
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Senate
Cecil Brown
Properties JOBE J DIAS Bishop St below King St
Real estate listing for JOBE J and DIAS at Bishop Street and King Street. Contact by phone at 3448 for details on available properties and arrangements.
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Dias
King St
23 to 5 Vote For Direct Primary Bill
The house passed the direct primary bill by 23 to 5 with most Hawaiians voting yes. Several members opposed, citing procedural concerns and committee reports. Debate touched Sunday theater openings and church actions as petitions and positions were noted for future consideration.
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Cade
Richard
Hawaii
Becaue iv
Hawai
Muddy
Kauai
Wewelll
Moanaull
Aunuin
St. Bhulden
Kuuil
Toombern
Senate bill 13 aims to halt Sunday plantation labor nationwide
A bill introduced by Senator Robinson in the Senate would criminalize Sunday labor on plantations. It imposes fines and hard labor for managers and employers who order or allow workers to labor on Sundays. Violators face escalating penalties up to ten dollars per offense and possible imprisonment. The measure takes effect upon approval.
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Senate
Robinson
Mau
Wwermeer
Ha Vorer
Congress
Labjed Thie
Judiciary Committee
Pirat
Congress of the United Stites
Congress of the United States
No Official Welcome For Chicagoans A Sightseeing Party
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public event with autos for sightseers and a University department reference. The text mentions a lack of official welcome for Chicagoans and mentions a party that continues on another page. Names and locations are garbled, but indicate a ceremonial or campus context and a continuation note.
China Reaches New Concession in Reply to Russia
Peking China March 27 China made a formal reply to Russia's ultimatum delivered to Russian Minister Korostovetz. The note defends its earlier stance on consular and commercial privileges in Mongolia and Manchuria and is believed to contain additional concessions to Russia.
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Associated Press
Lewis sworn in as Taft wins caprofil bulletin note
Washington March 27 Wheeling H. Lewis a colored man whose appointment by President Taft was blocked by objections and the Senate was today sworn in after the President used a recess appointment not requiring confirmation Lewis, a Harvard man, was a famed football player there.
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Caprofil Bulletin
Cantey
Washington
DO. C
W. H. Lewis
Senate
Lewis
Harvard
Taft Refuses Pardon for Morse and Walsh
Special bulletin from Washington reports President Taft denies clemency to Charles W. Morse the ice king imprisoned in Atlanta for frenzied finance and John R. Walsh the Chicago traction magnate serving at Leavenworth. Both are said to be in decline and pardon petitions circulate amid public interest.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Nct
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Walsh
Leavenworth
Yacht Seized Over Filibuster Suspicion
In New York on March, a yacht named Loyal was seized on suspicions of carrying arms to Hayti but no weapons were found after a thorough search.
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New York
Hayti
Insurgent Leader Berthold Wounded in Alamo Pass Skirmish
In Mexicali on March 7 General Berthold the American head of the insurgents was shot in the leg during a skirmish at Alamo Pass. The report notes the injury but gives no further details on casualties or immediate consequences.
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Mexicali
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Berthold
Alamo Pass
Fire hell claims eighty six in New York factory blaze
Eighty six bodies found in the smoking ruins of a New York factory fire. Authorities believe the blaze started when a cigarette dropped into a pile of waste. Identification of the victims is ongoing.
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New York
Banker Found Dying After Vault Robbery in New York
A banker named Dobrovaky was found fatally shot in his vault in New York City. The vault was robbed, and the motive remains a mystery as police investigation begins.
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New York
Dobrovaky
Italy Celebrates National Unity Day Event
Rome reports the celebration of Italian unity began today with ceremonies across the city marking the national occasion. International attention centers on speeches and parades as Italy honors its unification milestone.
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Rome
Italy
Would Require 250000 Men To Defend Islands
Washington March 19 It would require 250000 troops to safeguard the Hawaiian Islands proper ty said General Arilon Murray chief of the Coast Artillery now overseeing Hawaii defense He stated the forces in Hawaii are not enough to deter a sudden attack and plans are in motion to mobilize troops for internal peace and extreme defense The policy of emergency coast defense extends to the Philippines as well and Major General Wood notes Philippine land forces are inadequate for first class power attacks Continued on Page 4.
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Coast Artillery
Hawaii
Murray
Japan
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine
Philippines
Wood
Admiral Dewey
Big Bay
Hawaii House Mulls Steep Fees to Halt Labor Agents
Hawaii lawmakers consider drastic license hikes to deter labor agents from recruiting emigrants. Crag and Ogawa activities draw scrutiny as recruits from the Philippines and Portugal head toward the coast, with bills proposing fees from 2500 to 10000 dollars per year and per emigrant. Authorities note agents operate under existing licenses, with enforcement limited by the 1908 Seaton Laws and county treasurers’ roles.
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Crag
Ogawa
Heries
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Talain
Bark Max Burned Off California Inquiry
Reports from Seattle indicate a vessel caught fire off Eureka California last Friday night. The ship named Max is said to be enveloped in flames with several sources confirming the incident. détails remain unclear as weather and distance hinder verification.
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Eureka
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People and Places in Its Second Edition
The Het edition of "People and Places of Hawaii" is selling fast with strong demand. Orders stretch weeks, price $8 for Milne. second edition prompt due to popularity. For more copies or special features, place an order now.
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Hawaii
Milne Oxtea
Mnady
Japanese killer on the run after Wahiawa stabbing case
Police pursue Kobayashi, a Japanese man released from an asylum, suspected of murdering Katia in Peart City and slashing Kana in a brutal attack. Chief McDuffie, Sheriff Jarrett, and officers hunted towards Wahiawa arriving after dawn. Evidence includes bloodied items and jewelry linked to the victim.
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Japan
Peart City
Mobufe
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Kobayashi
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Wahiawa
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Ewa
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Walalia
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Peart
Kang
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Hawaii
Japanane
McDate
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Nile
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