Tax Appeals Totals Across Hawaii Reveal Large Sums
A Hawaii tax appeals report shows total assessed value of 35 026 376 50 with a total difference of 7 868 47 across Oahu Maui and Molokai Kauai and Niihau. Treasurer Conk Ting presented the figures detailing assessed versus returned amounts and noted Oahu leads in property involved.
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Judge Cooper Considers Resigning From Two Commissions
Governor confirms Judge Cooper intends to resign from the Park Commission and the Board of Regents of the College of Hall at Vivere, citing inability to meet duties. He has served over four years on the regents and long on the Park Commission, valued for his knowledge of both institutions.
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Girls School Bids Opened at Wheaton Public School
Bids opened for public works at Gila’ Hhuatelal Behool in Wheaton. Notable bids include Mebonation and Freitas & Fernandes with totals around 16826 dollars. Tender protest risk cited over a Maneant bid with a check only just covering the first installment.
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Sherman Coming United Staten Transport Train Schedule
Sherman trains depart San Francisco heading to Port Orford then He atuti The Pleat tofantey will be boarded at the point for transport to the destination, expected to arrive here May 19.
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No Friction Between National Guard and Army Story Amuses
Fragmented account hints at cooperation between National Guard and Army amid offhand remarks on joint maneuvers and state protection. Mentions Marine Corps, Hawthorn, and various officials, with unclear sequence and sporadic names.
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Train wreck kills ten and injures forty in Macon reunion trip
A Confederate veterans special train bound for Macon Georgia wrecked near town. Ten passengers and four crew members were killed and at least forty injured. In Washington, Senate Finance Committee Democrats debate sugar tariff cuts between twenty five and thirty three and one third percent as a substitute for the free sugar bill.
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Hawaii Out to Win Says Stroud Amid Signal Satire
Stroud declares Hawaii aiming to win as coverage notes a taped card reveal and viewer reactions. The report references an event with a pennant display, a gathering of enthusiasts, and weather conditions ahead of a May 28 announcement. details are incomplete and partially garbled.
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Heavy rains and floods rise in New Orleans area
New Orleans reports heavy rains and rising floods causing rescues by motorboats. Many are feared dead as portions of eastern parishes remain inundated and authorities assess damage after May 6 events.
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Exposition Tourists Lunched at Berlin Luncheon
Berlin May 6 Representatives from the Panama Pacific Exposition were guests of honor at a luncheon hosted by the foreign ministers today in Berlin. The event highlighted international interest and cordial relations as delegates discussed upcoming exposition plans and potential collaborations.
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Sugar Ran Trancteco Report Shows Mixed Results
Fragmented text indicates financial or trade notes with inconsistent figures. The readable portions mention sugar, parity, and a reference to a mailed or printed report. No clear events or outcomes emerge from the legible lines.
Pig Little Gets His Chance at Courtroom Spotlight
An OCR fragment trails into a courtroom drama involving a person nicknamed Pig Little and references to attorneys, a federal agency, and ongoing legal proceedings. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a trial or hearing with mentions of a special prosecutor, federal service, and a continuation note.
Hawaiian Suffragettes Say Hands Off to Men
The Hawaiian suffragists declare women must vote and govern themselves. Leaders urge organized branches at all precincts to extend voting rights, while opponents warn against political entanglements. a meeting is planned for Thursday to discuss strategy and public outreach.
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Kona Tobacco Company Eyes Crop Return for Cigars
In New York, Kona Tobacco Company considers reviving a crop for cigar production amid market tensions. Company executives, led by Manager Daniels, report mixed demand and price concerns while discussing potential reopens with farmers and stockholders, aiming to stabilize supply and earnings despite uncertain outlook.
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Democratic primaries stir Texas delegate dispute and hospital plans
Amid a chaotic Texas scene in the May primary season, Democratic Wilton leads the state race while Taft and Roosevelt supporters clash over delegate control. Army plans to build a hospital surface beside ongoing party power struggles and procedural tempers flare as officials consider consolidating roles and contracts.
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Roosevelt campaign stumpers reach California for Bov eridge and Pinchot
Former U S Senator Albert J Bov eridge of Indiana and Gifford Pinchot former chief forester have arrived in San Francisco to stump the state for Roosevelt. In Washington and Baltimore brief dispatches note local political conflicts and statewide vote counts with sparse details.
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U S GIVES CHINESE CHANCE FOR LIVES
Three hundred Chinese fearful of massacre by Mexicans appealed to Washington for help and were granted temporary entry into the United States at Eagle Pass. The case reflects a humanitarian effort amid border tensions and immigration policy debates.
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Mexican Fighting Still Going On
May 6 dispatch reports one thousand rebels repulsed at Mocorote Sonora with about one hundred killed. Federal troops and 49 deserters amid the action. Mazatlan notes the Buford transport arriving with coast calm.
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Shipboard murderer given four year sentence
San Francisco May 6 The Japanese cook of the bark Americas who murdered the captain tea was today sentenced to four year imprisonment.
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Chicago Strike News Shocks Local Trade Talks
A chaotic fragment from Chicago describes a freight handlers strike spreading through the city. Officials, workers, and voices from industry clash over the potential impact on transportation and commerce as tensions rise.
Call new bids in second best road section push
A procurement notice describes inviting new bids for a road section labeled second best. The text lists details about contract scope and project context while mentioning a date and party names in a garbled form. The fragmentary OCR preserves names and mentions an engineer or company involved in the process.
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