Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company Stock Issue Talk
Honolulu stockholders met Captain Matson in a San Francisco conference to decide on funding future land development. With Congress actions allowing title perfection, the issue centers on raising about 500000 through new stock versus assessing existing holders. No formal action was taken. views favored a new stock issue to fund the work.
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Honolulu
OM Company
Wr. Matson
Congress
Trawitie
Tan
Jom Consolididad Company
Smitler
San Francisco
Matson
Howorth
White Hope Carl Morris Knocks Out Mike Schreck in Six
In Butte, Oklahoma, March 28, Carl Morris a leading white hopeful in boxing knocked out veteran heavyweight Mike Schreck in the sixth round. Morris delivered the decisive finish to claim the victory amid the crowd.
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Saulpapa
Okla
Mar
Carl Morris
Mike Schreck
Rebels Lose Heavy Battle at Ures, Reported Casualties
A Cananea dispatch reports that rebels suffered seventy killed and at least one hundred wounded in yesterday’s Battle of Ures. Federal forces reportedly incurred sixteen dead and twenty wounded.
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Cananea
Mex
Ures
Inderse Changes In School Bill Passes Senate
On the thirty fifth day the school bill passed second reading in the Senate with amendments from the ways and means committee. The committee report was adopted without opposition. Changes in the general fund schedules for the biennial period include salaries for a superintendent, inspector, secretary, clerks, and two photographers, plus travel, supplies, equipment for industrial training, and other expenses.
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Senate
Johnson to serve 25 days in San Francisco jail
San Francisco officials report Jack Johnson, age twenty five, was jailed after a denial of his appeal for speeding his automobile. He began a 25 day sentence in custody today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Jack Johnson
New Mexico Cabinet Takes Official Oath
Mexico City reports the new New Mexico cabinet was sworn in today except for Francisco Leon de Barra, the Mexican ambassador to the United States, who is to become minister of foreign affairs but has not arrived from Washington.
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Mexico City
Mex
Francisco Leon, de Barra
United States
Inter of Foreign Affairs
Washington
Portugal Begins Census of Portuguese Subjects in Territory
A. de Sousa Canavarro, Portuguese Consul here, reports orders from the new Republic of Portugal to start a special census of Portuguese subjects across the territory. The work will begin soon and be finished in about ninety days, part of a global census to count Portuguese residents and track information on them since the revelation. Thousands of Portuguese live in Hawaii, with many now American citizens, as is true elsewhere. An electric railroad tunnel under the sea to connect Sweden and Denmark has been proposed.
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A. de Sousa Canavarro
Republic of
Portugal
Hawaii
Father of Madero Sees Peace Ahead
San Antonio Texas March 28 General Maderos father in this city declares peace is possible in ten days. Reports say Ramon Corral minister of the interior to retire and President Diaz will soon resign.
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San Antonio
Tex
Madero
Ramon Corral
Diaz
German Instructor to Turkish Army Killed in Constantinople
Constantinople report says Cal. Von Schlichting, German military instructor to the Turkish army, was shot and killed today. The same dispatch notes San Diego confusion about Albanian rebels’ executions of General Berthold, though details remain unconfirmed.
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Letha
Constantinople
Turkey
Cal. von Schlichting
San Diego
Cal
Berthold
Thetis Ordered North as Bear Heads Into Arctic Waters
The Thetis will proceed to Alaska with orders to move north toward Arctic waters. The cutter Bear is also set to travel north while plans include deploying Thetis to Bird and Necker Islands and possibly Layin with a relief party. The voyage aims to bolster northern patrols and highlight the vessel's duty in severe conditions.
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Thetis
Alaska
Cutter Bear
Phetie
Renial
Mas Boon Chips
Layisar
Arctic
Ridnrner
Mae
Bird and Necker Islands
Senator Clears for Honolulu With Great Secrecy
The steamer Senator, once in Alaskan service, has been refitted to carry 1000 passengers and today sailed for Honolulu. Officials claim total secrecy about the voyage, while local shipmen speculate the trip serves migrant transport or charter interests linked to Craig and Ogawa, labor recruiters in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
Craig
Ogawa
Mexican leader confident in enforcing presidential powers
Francisco Madero the insurgent leader issued a manifesto denying warfare, creating seven war zones under military law, and promising promotions and pensions for loyal supporters, signaling strong confidence in his ability to govern as president of the Republic of Mexico.
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EL Paso
Tex
T Republic of
American Rebel Leader Captured and Executed at Ensenada
An Associated Press dispatch from Mexicali reports that General Berthold, an American insurgent who fought at Alamo Pass and was slightly wounded, has been captured with six other rebels and all were executed at Ensenada.
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Lassociatod
Mexicali
Maxy
Berthold
Alamo Pass
Ensenada
Hawaii Delegation Split Over Redistricting Plan
Bitter splits surfaced in the Hawaii delegation in the House as Representative Makekit led a motion on re districting the Big Island Senatorial boundaries. Alfonso’s bill would grant Hat Wall two Senate districts, increasing total to five. The majority wavered with several colleagues voting to table, while others supported the bill.
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Hawaii
Houe
Makekit
Alfonso
Big Bil
Hat Wall
Alfonno
Judiciary
Monae
Chaleman
Castle
United
Hawall
Tts
Dru
Ontii
Hill in View Kaimuki Kapahulu Nuwang Eating Proportion
JOSE J. DIAS Bishop St below King St. Phone 3448.
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Jose J. Dias
King St
Japanese Bird Pirates Busy on Pacific Islands
Postcard letters reach Honolulu alleging Japanese hunters and fishermen near Christmas Island, Fanning Island, Laysan and other Atoll group sites. British naval action reportedly warned Japanese settlers away, with Captain Max Schlemmer of Laywan and Emmanuel Rouger from Fanning Island cited. The Algerine referenced in port may have tipped off hunters.
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Jeane
Honolulu
Max Schlemmer
Laywan
YD. B. Grieg
Fanning Island
Grieg
Schlemmer
Evanuel Rouger
Rouger
Christmas Island
Algerine
Ristmas Island
Aca
Laysan
United States
War with Japan Seen In Mainland Newspapers
A compilation shows wide divergent views on war with Japan among mainland papers. Some press and editorials warn of peril and imminent conflict, citing reports of a Japanese threat and possible Pacific upheaval, while others ridicule the idea as dangerous and unfounded.
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Japan
Mainland
San Francisco Call
San Francisco Examiner
Hawaii
Chronicle
Hilo Franchise Nears Settlement in House Reports
Indications show the Connese-Johnsin street railway bill for Hilo to be favorably reported tomorrow by the public lands and improvements committee, signaling likely success. Meanwhile Beets and associates may see their franchise bill reported unfavorably as rival legislation moves toward the Senate with amendments aligned to house approval.
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Tony
Connese-Johnsin
Hilo
Publodands
Inreensl
House
Conners
Johnson
Bil
W. H. Beets
Hia Associates
CounessJohnsen
Hungry Mob Assaults Kalihi Pol Man Over Scarce Pot Supply
A mob at the Kalihi Poi Factory attacked foreman Sam Lualine after he did not serve food quickly enough. The assailant is unknown. search ongoing. The shortage of pot has driven Hawaiians to travel far for the staple, with many facing hunger and higher costs. Continued on Page 4.
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Sam Lualine
Kalihi Poi
Luahing
Board of Health
Kalihi
Pol
Kalihi Pol Factory
Prominent Ad Executive Visits Honolulu for Tours
John Erion, a leading advertising figure with Been Company in Cleveland, Ohio, meets condition at the Alexander Young Hotel. He and Brion praise Hawaii's scenery and climate after touring city sights while inspecting outdoor advertising plants in the Pacific Coast.
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Torrioluty Boosters’ Club
John Erion
Aterics
Cleveland
Tte
United States
Lst
Pacific
Honolulu
Piowneer Advertising Company
Sugar Ban Prancieco Report Summary
Sugar ban details appear with unclear figures and several garbled values. The fragment lists quantities or prices such as 2300, 208e, and eight dollars, but the intended entities and context are not decipherable for a coherent news summary.
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Honolulu Consolidated
Capt. Matson
White Hope
Inderse
New Mexico
Ihs Sea
Sweden
Devmark
Hawait
Jana
Mukekau
Atfonsy
Ka‘newelt
Kellind
Quinn
Binday
Public Lands
Upper
Nuwanu Valley
Far East
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Berlin
Count von Reventlow
Portsmouth
Kalihi Factory
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