Vessel Fire Investigation Sparks Insurance Probes
News notes probes by insurance agents into a blaze aboard an old vessel. Investigators, including Arthur Berg and a marine underwriter, examine fumigation pots and possible causes while quarantine and underwriters discuss the damage and vessel history. The fog of details hints at a ship cargo damaged by suspected ignition during fumigation, with officials seeking a clear explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaymrt
Indivadualy Tndie Board
Kuevey Ats
Ter Wein
Father Router
Panning Foland
Sutherhand Marine Laurance Company
Ard Alexanter & Baldwin
Altr Gurrey
Arthur Berg
Bishop Insurance
Aceney
Macaulay
Bishanaunn
Ran Frthelen
San Prat
Maptiin Mar Khiy
Trotter
Ven Daten
McDuffie Arrests Man Accused of Japanese Fare Charge
Chief McDuffie acted on a tip about a man fleeing toward the Orient. The suspect, identified under a false or confused name, is said to face charges related to alleged enticement or fare fraud tied to a Nippon liner. The Nippon liner’s arrival at the pier prompted action and quarantine checks by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhled
Petentiven
Mervethi
Baeble Mall
Birmy
Tarunkin
Arane Iareeny
Sterlite Haye
Pr Paseo
Perea
McDattie
Pactic Mall
Hte
Nippon
Une
Fuerals
McDuffie Yehen
Paseo
Mrs Preston Dead Then Boss Named In State History
The obituary recalls Mey Huluba Méeston who died in Snir Hay at Berkely. Mentioned are Prestons, Wan WerOrhate, and Crone Keentichoane. Notes his long career, including service as attorney general under Me Prestan and leadership in the Be Peon Fohirine Cheeetra. The piece references his colonial origins and later life in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceri
Howe
Mey 'Huluba Méeston
Snir Hay
Berkely
Preston
Fohirine Cheeetra
Keantichoane
Cain
Colonies
California
Brown
Me Prestan
Rulukuna
Music Tonight at the Rathskeller Opens Week
Opening night success at the Rathskeller with We the Young Hotel and a versatile program. John P. Rogers to perform selections with Frank And Winter and Mir. Deminge as accompanists. Ernest Kail's Hawaiian troubadour adds a international touch to the evening entertainment.
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Rattikeller
John P. Rogers
Marshall
White Frank
Winter
Mir
Deminge
Ernest Kail
Alan
Aloha Shriners Feature Honolulu Parade Details
Hawaiian Nobles and Queen score hit at convention with a visual trophy parade in Honolulu. The float from Aloha Temple and figures like Dr. Arthur G. Hodgins are highlighted, with plans to exhibit in Los Angeles. May dates and prize mentions appear among brief notes on participants and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Mo-ing
Arthur G. Hodgins
Aloha Temple
Honolulu
Aloha Haw
Los Angel
McGandless
MM Kelmina
Hilo
Para Ord
Sunny Jim
Los Angeles
Hodgins
Bill Drill
Aloha
No Maneuvers Today as Bell Surprises All
Bohopteld Batmacks reports from May 1 that Colonel Hell, inspector general of the Western Division, canceled maneuvers and ordered inspection of units. Troops faced a late muster as warnings and drills gave way to formal review with a detailed examination of cavalry, artillery, and infantry, promising more tents and organization next week.
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Bohopteld
Batmacks
Hell
Army
Reid
Ike Morniie Colavel Hell
Sonafield
Bury
United Crusade Against Vice Planned by Church Federation
A coalition named the InterChurch Mediation of Honost identifies a planned nationwide drive to investigate moral and social evils. Delegates formed a permanent federation at a large gathering with Protestant churches joining. The list of member parishes includes Central Tinton and others from Episcopal and Methodist groups.
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United Crusade Against Vice
Church Federation
Abt
Ehureton
Ftowtarick
Hiwlishayaki
Tnler Churety Federation
Central Tinton
Christian
Clenent
Alscore
Phonon Aishin Restarick
Presitent
Fo Lowrey
Halley
Monte
Mahuka Cases Set For Monday In Harbor Court
Archaic legal notices indicate Mahuka cases will be heard Monday at 1 o clock before Judge Patera. The matter concerns the designation of the reservoir bell by the Hawaiian Trust Company and Women Specially Company. The Canton Day Goode Co. represents The Barberas Friend house with six pairs offered at $1.00 or fifty cents guaranteed for six months.
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Bates
Mattia
Hawaiian ‘Trust Congany
Omen Specially Company
Lutees
Sedenhald
Foo Whnitel * Titon
Canton
Dey Goode Co
Barbera
Howe
Rioting in Scranton Ends in Fatal Shootout
May 11 in Olyphant Rioting. troops fired on a mob near a home killing a 14 year old boy. A corporal was arrested as authorities investigate the outbreak and casualties in the street disturbance.
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Sgranton, Pa
Olyphant Cel Niery
Western Union Behind Marcon Name Superintendent Choice
Western Union pursues a successor to Marconi with Campbell rumored as a candidate. The article notes parliamentary approval expected Monday and references Governor Mrenr, with the final choice dependent on further routing and responsibilities before the appointment is confirmed.
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Allen
Paul Warts
Clare
Campbell
Western Union telegraph history and Pacific cable plans
The article outlines Western Union agreements for extending telegraph and Marconi wireless services across the Pacific. It discusses anticipated routes from the U S mainland to Hawaii, China, Japan, and the Philippines, and references corporate figures and the era’s transpacific communications ambitions.
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Western Union Company
Tern Union
Europe
Marcon
United States
Hawaii
China
Japan
Philippines
Western Union
British strike threat escalates amid miner dispute
A looming strike crisis grows as the system falters and a Welsh government mediator faces criticism. Reported talks hint at miners’ fees under five shillings, signaling broader financial pressure and potential disruption.
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Wales
Seattle Judge Revokes IWW Activist Citizenship
Federal Judge Hanford revoked the citizenship papers of Leonard Oleson, an Industrial Worker of the World member naturalized two years ago, citing his serious utterances and agitation. The action marks a harsh step against the agitating worker.
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Seattle
Wand
Hanford
Leonard Oleson
Floods Claim a Victim in New Orleans May 11
Floods in New Orleans have subsided after heavy rainfall. A drowning victim is confirmed, with authorities reporting one fatality as rescue teams continued careful searches. The incident occurred as Sabie, Louisiana, experienced rising waters prompting temporary evacuations and relief efforts.
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Sabie
New Orleans
Mexican Forces Lining Up For Hard Battle At Border
EBCALON Mex May 11 eight een thousand soldiers now in the field within a radiie of 75 miles from this city. Special Bullet in Cable El Paso May 11 the fed troops are advancing and the elieln have retreated from their position across the border twenty miles away. General Orozco the rebel leader censoring the news.
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Tspeci
Thule
Cable
Ebcalon
Mex
EL Paso
Tex
Fed
Elieln
Orozco
Revel
Ritchie Fights Champion to Draw in Four Rounds
In San Francisco on May 11, Wille Ritchie and defending lightweight champion Ad Wolff battled four hard rounds. The newspaper’s experts view the action as a draw, with each fighter showing moments of strength and resilience.
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Francisco
Gal
Wille Ritchie
Ad Wol
Ritchie
Worth Winner in Blue Ribbon Turf Derby at Louisville
Worth wins the Blue Ribbon Turf event at Louisville on May 11 as the Kentucky Derby results place Duval second and Flamma third. Mabey and Associated Proms report the outcome with Worth topping the field in a high profile turf race.
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Worth
T Associated Proms Mabey
Louisville
Duval
Flamma
Panama-Pacific Heralds Visit at St Petersburg
Panama Pacific Expedition representatives are in St. Petersburg as the visit proceeds. The arrival adds to local interest in maritime and trade missions connected to the Panama situation.
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Panama-Pacific
Heralds
ST. Petersburg
Russ
Princeton Installs New President Hibben in Inauguration
John Grier Hibben was inaugurated as Princeton president with notable attendees including Taft and Chief Justice White present at the ceremony in Princeton New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
John Grier Hibben
Taft
White
Lorimer Report to Be Made May 20
Senate committee probing bribery charges against Senator Lorimer will issue a new report on May 20. The report date was announced amid tangled speculation and conflicting accounts from witnesses and staff.
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Lorimer
Xocom
Michella Calley
Washington, D.C
Senate
ST. Louis
Wight Buchholtz Ceremony Advertises School Event
The fragment notes a public notice related to a ceremony at a chapel connected with Union School. It mentions a petition and advertised event, indicating a formal gathering or celebration linked to school activities and a committee. The readable text is garbled and partial.
Duke Smashes Daniels Record for 80 Yards in Philly
A chaotic Philadelphia report highlights Duke establishing an 80 yard run breaking Daniels record amid a chaotic sports page featuring multiple names and events. The piece references Pun Ratarainehn’s entertainment and a broad listing of players and venues with lilting yet unclear context.
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DUKE
Daniels
Philly
Puhr Ratarainehn
Leon Heuelorsenn
Tun Stuerott
Hye Phihtely
Ationning
Tartaer
Apen
Kobe
Urals
Sherganikatta
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Hee
Sineer
Penton
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M'Duffie
Orient
Rathskeller
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Phuirvday
Telat
Hibluy
Pano Ie Wook Harrie Ane Enwetiiny
Cal
Pringens Lei Eat McCandless
Bell
Tom
Meco
Lad
Frear
Orly Shetemeht
Telegraph Canary
Marca
de AS Balet
Tce
Mitel Teteptions Company
Byeatin
Otis
Unie
Pygadinn
Weber
Wight-Buchholtz
Andere
Comitenetion of
Therite Union
Beltig
Beth Venta
Eeriimioe
Ail
Dali Wien
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