Water Rights Delayed Amid War Reserve Dispute
A contentious debate unfolds over water rights linked to a military reservation and the Wahiawa Water Company. Key figures include Jon Sremeern and the Calta States government, with focus on the status of appropriation bills and defense needs. The article notes uncertainty about ongoing appropriations and the impact of military priorities on water access, hinting at continued coverage on page 3.
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Wilanne
Wahiawa Water Company
Jon Sremeern
Calta States
Heaton
Cienesalon
Secretary of War
New Trial Sought in Obune Nang Chinaman Case
The court will hear a motion for a new trial for Obune Nang, the Chinaman convicted by a jury in Judge Robinson's court. The hearing is set for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with attorney Larrin Andrews for the defense. Acquittal was expected by observers after the full evidence was presented.
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Robinson
Mornine
Larrin Andrews
Thes
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O'Elock
Wilfe
Antonteh Mt
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Ote Thade
J. W. Cat
Evans
Robinsan
Cooper
Whitney
Memorials From Granite and Marble Stocked in City
The firm touts the largest stock of granite and marble in the city with prompt attention to all orders, signaling ready service for memorials and related stonework.
Duke Hero Saves Drowning Sailors at River
An account from Honolulu recalls Dike’s rescue of two sailors who fell into Sekuyllett River. He dived, reached the bottom, and helped them to shore with modesty as witnesses praised the agile actions and river crowd gathered.
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Honolulu
Sekuyllett
AD Hantie City
Mahuka Jury 15 Secured At Last
The Mahuka case reaches a verdict assignment as a twelve member jury decides proper compensation for property seized by the Hawaiian Company. The trial proceeded under heated testimony before noon, with Attorney Olson securing a motion for delay and a list of jurors including Mannie Phillipe Eddie McCorriston Edward P O'Brien Alfred Hocking Wrack Boyer J Mego Charter Landwignen AC J. Gregn Te Pereira WR Coombs John Colfer and Bickerton.
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Erty
Hawiitian Company
Lo Elock
Olson
Mannie Phillipe
Eddie McCorriston
Edward P O'Brien
Alfred Hocking
Wrack
Boyer
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Mego
Charter Landwignen
AC J. Gregn
Te Pereira
WR. Coombs
John Colfer
Amt
Bickerton
Sanity ruling in Richeson murder case leads to hanging verdict
Boston May 16 The Reverend Clarence V. T. Richeson, who killed his former sweetheart Miss Avis Well, was declared sane today by a verdict of experts. The court ordered the death penalty to stand.
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Boston
Mass
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Miss Aviswell
Buford Embarks 100 Refugees for Colima Mexico
The U S transport Buford has embarked 100 American refugees for Colima Mexico on May 16 Amee Dee initiates all commercial activity and the city has been culled for next Monday evening at the silverware Chik ACT Port is a promoter of the movement
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Mex
U. S
Buford
ACT
Hawaiian Site at Fair Chosen for Moving Pictures
At the fair a Hawaiian site attracts attention with a Netrawkin mission and the Hie Islands display. The Rentotary of State presides over a lively scene with military music and bells. California visitors observe a biplane flight, a test of aerial exhibition, amid clouds and wind as pilots direct the course over the exposition grounds.
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Netrawkin
Hie
Walinte
Hlon
Wwe
California
Mermge
Oakland
Alameda
Sunny Jim Seeks Office Line at Aloha Temple Convention
At the Los Angeles convention Sunny Jim leads in line for an imperial potentate post for next year. Hawaii delegates hailed the Aloha Temple as a major success amid busy sessions and continued festivities despite business concerns.
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Manny Jim Ty
Ty Howell
Hielft
de Lim Angeles
Tne
Perlat
Aloha
Temmle
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Chemelee Hon
Bhattes
Neat A. Cutts
Bavannah
Nant J Cannington
Bridmore
Howe
Dallas
Mott Smith Tidwell May Be Governor Contention
Controversy swirls around leadership in the Territory as calls to replace Mott Smith Tidwell intensify. Officials discuss administrative shifts and cuts to salaries amid a broader political realignment.
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Mott-Smith Tidwell
Sugar policy vote looms amid fiscal debate
Washington reports a Senate Finance Committee discussion on borrowing and tax reform with Republicans opposing large increases while Democrats push for a reduction in sugar subsidies. The plan seeks substitute measures and hints at an adverse report from the committee.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Cemec
Taft says Ohio delegates decide nomination in primaries
President Taft stated that Roosevelt has 309 delegates and that Ohio primaries on May 21 will settle the nomination. He noted the Ohio event is decisive for the Republican race as national conventions approach.
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Cleveland
Taft
Roosevelt
Skio
California results show Roosevelt leads presidential primary
Returns from 3432 of 3700 precincts give Roosevelt a 25 389 vote majority. In Sacramento Jordan said he would issue certificates of election to 26 Roosevelt delegates from the state. Democratic delegation instructed for Clark under the unit rule.
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Cal
Roosevelt
Sacramento
Jordan
Maryland Delegation Backs Champ Clark For President
Baltimore Maryland May 16 The Maryland Democratic delegation was today instructed for Champ Clark.
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Maryland
Champ Clark
Eee
Meat Inspection Probe Postponed by House
The House commits to delaying action on a meat inspection probe in Washington D C while continuing to review documents and hear testimony from relevant agencies and lawmakers.
Ananotated Pree called Burlington May 16
Burlington May 16 report notes Chemp Clark has secured 15 and Governor Woodrow Wilson 7 of the Democratic Party delegates amid ongoing state party contests. The sketchy OCR text records a split pattern in early delegate counts and indicates political maneuvering within the party ahead of formal conventions.
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Burlington
Chemp Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Fort Garrison Plans Reinforced Artillery Park and Harbor Defense
Reports indicate a strategic move to fortify Pearl Harbor with a reinforced coast artillery post. Captain Beck Radwarde, awaiting Washington directive, spearheads construction of a five to six million resident complex featuring two batteries, new quarters, and extensive fieldwork. The project aims to secure the Little Heart Harbor peninsula and elevate the harbor defenses.
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Pearl Harbor
Beck
Waslington
Hess
Oulu
Lake Comnan
Hite
Heart Harbor
Kil Wardy
Train Robbers in New Orleans Seek $200000
In New Orleans on May 16, authorities believed robbers who held up the New Orleans and Northwestern express car the night before netted $200000 instead of $140000. No arrests have been made.
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New Orleans
Northwaern
Bandit Locks Bank Up in Grass Valley Robbery
In Grass Valley California on May 16 a bandit trapped bank officers and a young woman in the vault and escaped with 3000 dollars. Police searched for the suspect as details and motive remained unclear and the crime drew local attention.
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Associated Press
Grass Valley
Cal
Focal Bank
Aluminum firm sued under Sherman act in Pittsburg
Pittsburg May 18—Associated Press reports a civil suit has been filed against the Aluminum Company of America under the Sherman anti trust law. May 16 in Enna Austria elaborate arrangements have been made for the reception to the Panama exposition representatives.
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Associated Bream
Pittsburg
Aluminum Company of America
Austria
Enna
Aus
Panama
Fragments From a Questioned History Note
A distorted OCR fragment presents a mix of numbers and garbled names. It references dates, figures, and places in unclear sequence, offering no coherent event or identifiable persons beyond scattered numerals and partial words. The readable content is too fragmentary for a concrete summary.
Roosevelt Delegates Surge as Pro-Roosevelt Wins Pile Up
Local Roosevelt supporters report strong results with Roosevelt 45, Taft 439 in a delegate tally. California results spark joy while home state polls hint at gains for Roosevelt. Not all figures are final, and some states like Idaho are incomplete.
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Taft
California
Koomvelt Teenty
New York
Idaho Petmay
Ea Bo Dite
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