Roosevelt Denies Endorsing Taft and NY Run
Berlin May 13 Col Roosevelt denies reports he backs Taft administration or supports Loeb for New York governor. The statement follows Rome visit and cites opposition to Sherman antitrust action amid planter union plans. Continued on page 5.
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Berlin
Col. Roosevelt
United States
Taft
Loeb
New York
Roosevelt
Rome
Indy
Owen Cee
Griven Hs
Lan Vernaley Hase
Politiwame
Ulten States
Fashion Plate Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
Won Handicap at Belmont Park on May 13 with Fashion Plate prevailing in the Metropolitan Handicap race.
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Belmont Park
Fashion Plate
Hilo Railway Tip Confirmed Amid Bond Plans and Stock Talks
The Hilo Railway project faces renewed action as Theo H Davies & Co undertakes a million dollar bond and stock proposal to fund the Hamakua extension. Io Hawaiian Commercial & others show varied market moves as the week closes with the regular monthly dividend due tomorrow.
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Hilo
Elas
Hamakua
Hue Mat Jetta
Biyern
Theo, H Davies & Co
Hatmakin Mun
Davids
Brower & Co
Aire
G New Road
Bail Way
Nn Esfort
Onhu Sugar
Cuttirn
Million Joined By Miss Irwin's Marriage
The San Francisco Examiner reports the engagement of C Templeton Crocker and Miss Helene Lewin with an estimated wealth of 16.5 million from Crocker estates. The wedding is planned for the near future at the Irwin residence on Washington Street, with ceremonies led by the Right Reverend Dennis O'Connell.
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Templeton Crocker
The
San Francisco Examiner pullIahies
C. Templeton Crocker
Helene
Irwin
Washington Stréet
Dennis O'Connell
Amione
Charles F. Crocker
Return to Manchuria for Mate Family under reamigration rules
Michael Mate and his wife, who came to Honolulu aboard the Mongolia on February 18, will begin return travel to Manchuria within days under reamigration authority. Michael has a serious heart aneurysm and cannot work, leaving his wife dependent for support as they head back to the Russian realm. The ruling allows returning aliens with disease likely to be a public charge within a year to their former country at the immigration department’s expense. They were examined at Harbin, Dolny, and Kobe before departure.
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Michael Mate
Honolulu
Mongolia
Manchuria
Michael
Clater Iy
SandLig
Whaner
Immigration Department
Matemwit
Harbin
Dolny
Kobe
Passage of men to Guam and warnings from locals
A garbled report notes Hovolul and others passing medical checks, a man fearing harm from past events, a 40 year old miner from Manchuria, and Moawra with Lus planning to go to Guam to run a cable office.
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Moawra
King
Lus
Guam
Don’t Put Off Looking For Comet Warns Professor
A professor warns that delaying observation of a new comet could reduce its visible brightness. He urges immediate nightly viewing, noting the object is expected to appear in the evening sky soon and may brighten if watched now.
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Dondighto
Fiat
Donaghha
Des Moines Headlines Highlight City’s Boosters and Progress
Des Moines showcases its commercial boosters and civic progress in an upbeat town-wide focus. Governor Freyr reportedly received a letter from the merchants group seeking continued support, with further details on page 4.
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Cox Moines
United States
Freyr
Popular Maul chaperone contestant leads in vote count
A large block of votes yesterday in the Youemste California Content boosted Mrs Hepes's bid for the chaperone trip, though she still trailed the leader by about four thousand votes. The article notes ongoing results from District 1 content and other contests shown on page 10.
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Eiday
Siven
School Lot For New Library Site
Announcement soon that a site for the new public library has been chosen after Governor Frear stated water access is settled. Potential campus near Atkinson Park favored if a suitable area can be found, with a decision expected after Superintendent Campbell's return. Carnegie gift aims to fund the project and discussions include enlarging the capitol grounds and central placement.
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Frear
Te Watter
Atkinvon Park
Carter
Apo
Terrytory
Freer Saw
Lartigie
Cohwol
Expected 11 000 Votes At July Plebiscite
Preliminary surveys foresee about 11 000 registered voters for the plebiscite set for July 26. Estimates note many registrations from the Hunt general district and Territory departures will reduce the total. Prohibitionists expect limited Woolley support while foreseeing some larger turnout but not exceeding about 4 000 votes for Woolley adherents.
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Hunt
Hon
Ht Ie
Enit
Alvin
Agent Woolley
Hwant
Wolleyites
More trouble for Hawaii naval officers visit schools
The report describes unrest aboard a Japanese steamship carrying Hawaii bound Russian immigrants with mutterings of discontent and protests at their steerage conditions. Separately a Portuguese vessel toured public schools in the city, with 1445 Portuguese children to gather for a review by police and officials.
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Hawaii
Honolua
Toye Kien Kaisha
Tenyo Maen
Kobe
Japan
Hiantaus
Alakou
San Gabriel
Contro Grammar School
Quakes Keep San Jose Residents in Panic May 13
SAN JOSE Costa Rica reports ongoing tremors with residents in a panicked mood. The present month has seen four hundred distinct earthquake shocks in the city.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Five Die in House Fire in Fairhault Michigan
A rapid morning blaze in Fairhault Michigan left a family of five dead and their home destroyed. Fire investigators are determining the cause as neighbors recall the smoke and flames.
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Fairhault
Mich
Ballinger Nears End in Washington Hearing
The cross examination of Secretary Ballinger closed today with no new or sensational features arising, marking a quiet conclusion to the session in Washington.
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Washington
Cros
Car Explosion Strikes Ogden Rail Ward May 13
Explosion of a dynamite filled car shattered telegraph lines along the railroad district of Ogden Utah this morning but no fatalities occurred. Local lines were restored quickly and service resumed.
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Ogden
Utah
Sugar San Francisco Incomplete Data Note
Fragmentary OCR item mentions sugar and beets with cryptic numbers and abbreviations, unclear context, no identifiable event or entities to confirm a full news item. Summary retains only readable fragments.
Accommodations Sought for Summer School Visitors
Public instruction officers report accommodations being sourced for July August summer school attendees. Vacant houses and rooms are sought to house nearly three hundred teachers, with many likely staying with relatives to ease housing pressure.
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Art Telig
Ummer
Questa
Flere
Teane Agudoi
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Hawainan
King Street
Des Moines
Commercial Club
Governors’ Conference
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Punchbowl
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Putine Works
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Woolley
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Ballinger
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Soulville Courier Journal
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