W C Smith Opposes Woolley Liquor Plans In Territory
W C Smith declares opposition to blanket prohibition and calls for local option in each precinct. He warns against laws not backed by public sentiment, favoring progressive control and belief that law should reflect district views. Senator Fairchild Keady and Kauai oppose Woolley propaganda. Smith is praised as a father of Hawaii’s liquor legislation.
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Special Police Guard Against Trouble Makers
Special officers patrolled the Quarapitne Tuland area to keep Russian and Rutalan immigrants apart from new arrivals. Regular police guarded the Mongolia’s arrival but soon returned to city beats. Many immigrants deserted camps on Swilel and moved to plantation sheds or off island sites. Some Rand Russians are expected to be deported as undesirable. An investigation into alleged immorality among Rutalan women is underway with warrant evidence to convict a man of the white slave charge.
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Moana Hotel Plans Dance For Mongolia Passengers
Moana hotel announces a dance entertainment for Mongolia passengers aboard the ship. An Hawaiian quintet will perform music during the voyage with lunar theme details and card sales at the Bulletin office.
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Mongolia
Army
Navy
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Democrats Oppose Tariff Commission Plan
Washington May 7 special bulletin reports Democrats oppose a tariff commission bill. The scene mentions leaders and plans in brief notes, with references to party members and policy positions. A fragmentary item hints at a meeting in a cottage setting and distant locations, leaving the main action as opposition to the tariff commission.
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Quarantine Orders After Mongolia Passenger List
A Pacific Mall liner Mongolia carried 263 Russians and others from Manila and Yokohama to Kobe and Honolulu, with diphtheria and smallpox concerns. Quarantine authorities ordered isolation, with 69 women and 26 children among the 254 Russians. Seventy three Filipinos bound for Hawaii and several hundred crew and passengers were also onboard.
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Mantia
Hongkong
J. E Plokham
Hawaii
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Come
Ratio Pacific
Honolulu
New Ruler Proclaimed King of England
George Albert was formally proclaimed King of England today in London. The new ruler delivered an earnest, vigorous address and promised to serve his countrymen to the best of his ability. His first official act affirmed the appointments of officials immediately under the Crown.
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London
George Albert
England
Cartago Earthquake Toll and Damage Report
Ban Jose Costa Rica May 7 The quake disaster at Cartago and Paraiso has killed about one thousand people and left another thousand injured. About ten thousand are homeless and property losses reach twenty five million dollars as rescuers press on with the relief effort.
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Ban Jose
Costa Rica
Cartago
Parasio
Funeral of King George VI Observed Across City
Telegraph and government offices report plans for royal funeral services. British consular officials note a period of mourning with flags at half mast. The city prepares E parish Episcopal Cathedral as the main venue, while officials await official confirmation of date and hour tomorrow.
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All Nations Honor Dead King
London reports that King Edward VII’s funeral is likely to take place in ten days. Tokyo notes that all public sanctions in Japan have been suspended out of respect for the late king. Japanese sentiment confirms Britain and Japan will maintain their alliance despite George’s accession.
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Tokio
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England
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Germany Mourns for King Edward's Death
Kaiser Wilhelm orders eight days of naval mourning in Wiesbaden Germany as a mark of respect for the late King Edward. The report notes the monarch’s decree reflects international grief and naval discipline during the period.
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Germany
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Edward
Roosevelt's Condolences Sent to Queen Rivard Widow
In Stockholm on May 7 Colonel Roosevelt sent a condolence message to the widow of the late King Rivard. The dispatch conveyed sympathy from Roosevelt to Queen Rivard as Sweden mourns the monarch's passing.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Roosevelt
Queening Rivard
Moon and Sun Eclipse Near Tomorrow
An old notice forecasts a solar eclipse visible across various regions including Australia New Zealand and parts of the Indian Ocean. The text describes a partial to total eclipse depending on location and mentions Halley’s Comet as a historical reference with no expected dire consequences.
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Australia
New Zealand
Indian Ocean
Hawaii
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Halley
Queen Dowager Alexandra Dies Prompting Taft Belle Of Sympathy
Washington reports Queen Dowager Alexandra is dead prompting condolences sent by President Taft and others. Police arrest a man named Ching Wan at a Maunakes end Hotel corner store, booked as allegedly insane after a peculiar act.
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Washington, D. C
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Taft
John Thoman
Chinewe
Ching Wan
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Wan
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House adjourns in memory of King Edward
Special bulletin from Washington reports the House of Representatives adjourned out of respect to the memory of King Edward. The session paused to honor the late monarch, reflecting a period of mourning and national tribute.
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House of Representatives
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Confesses in Cable War Indictment Case
Special Bulletin reports Tim RBive Link of Chicago confessed in a jury action tied to wartime charges. The indictment details remain partially obscured but the defendant acknowledged involvement in the case.
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