Tafts First Choice is San Francisco
May 11 reports great rejoicing over President Tate of Elaine San Francisco backing a Panama exposition in 1915 and favoring San Francisco as the site for the opening celebration if Congress approves a single event. The president dined with San Francisco delegates in Washington and indicated Ann Pranclane should be chosen if one world fair is held to mark the canal opening. Beers loots a Southern Pacific train near Phoenix on May 11 as bandits stop the eastern bound run and rob passengers including Arizona's Attorney General and deputies.
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Ban Francisco
Tate
Elaine Bf San Prancisco
San Franceinco
Washington
Panama
San Francisco
Albanian Insurgents Threaten Turks as Battle Rages
May 11 dispatches report Albanian insurgents gaining in strength against Turkish forces near Constantinople. Frontline fighting has left over two hundred Turkish casualties in five days of clashes. Turkish plans to reinforce and resume campaign aim to press the Albanians as 1018 readiness is stated. At Guayaquil, reports say Peruvians deploy an army of ten thousand on the frontier, signaling possible invasion if war breaks out. Honduran authorities push military actions amid tense, active hostilities.
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Constantinople
Guayaquil
Rcnador
Renadorean
II May Attack Bluefields Feared As City Under Martial Law
May 11 report says Madrie’s forces near Bluefields within ten miles threaten capture. Naurgente defend city, expect to push government troops back as martial law is declared and an imminent engagement looms. Also, a river boat sank off St. Louis with all crew drowned after a collision.
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Bluefields
Madrie
ST. Lou
Ten Minute Service Mixes Up In Affray At Kalnuki
In a chaotic debut the new ten minute service on Motel and Walalae lines produced delays and derailments. Cars misrouted swapped switches and struggled to fit schedules, leaving passengers late and inciting cautious hope for improved timing with revised through and morning schedules.
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Higet
Kalmuki
Paloto
Alapat Street
Ing Wyllie Treet
Walal Termitine
Wyilie Street
Walalae
Wylite Street
Death of Reverend John Higgins Revered in community life
A Maine paper recalls the life of Reverend John Higgins known for his prominence in Hawt society through his marriage to Mrs Ly McCully. It notes his early financial success, his departure from business, and his later years devoted to church work.
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Kawahaa
John HL Lat Higgins
Thinery
Mra Ly McCully
Maine
Mr. Hinsins
Inter
Churen
Hawaii Territory Case Stirs Supreme Court Appeal
On appeal from the District Court the Territory of Hawaii and James Carty stipulate to bring a test case to the Supreme Court. The case questions if a contract with the Superintendent of Public Works for a public sewer was entered into lawfully, free of undue influence, and compliant with Board of Public Health regulations.
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District Court
Territory of Hawaii
James Carty
Supreme Court
Perry Davis Painkiller Advert in Old Bulletin
An early 20th century notice promotes Perry Davis Painkiller for various ailments including diarrhea and dysentery. It mentions internal use and cautions, with price hints and a broad sale listing at the Bulletin office.
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Bordeaux
Sachs’ Dry Goods CO
Corner Fort and
Beretania Streets
Yee Chan & Co
King and Bethel Streets
Madeira
Oriental, and Val
Nuuanu St
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
the Palm Cafe
K. Uyeda
Nynann
Taft
Motel Street
Kalmaki
Fifth Avenue
White Road
Wye Mwitch
Moiiim
Als
Motel Aireets
Sete
John Higgins
Perry Davis
Benson, Smith & CO
Fort and Hotel Sta
Hawaiian News Co. Limited
Alexander Young Building
Blank Books and Stationery Office Supply CO
Fort Street
Brown & Lyon Co, Ltd
Alexander Young
A. B. Arleigh & Co, Ltd
Union
Milas Kitker
Mink Bnicker
Yosemite Valley
California
Rai
Merced
Park Line
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
C. W_LENMER
V. RR
Metropolitan Market
W. F. Heilbron
Associated Garage, Ltd. Auto Supply Department
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