Accused Man Denies Story After $100000 Offer
Hawaii report says Speaker Holstein denied public charges against Marston Campbell over a Mahukooa wharf graft claim. Nearby, Chris Snyder of Montana faces opium smuggling charges after arrest in San Francisco. Bail set at 1000 dollars, with supporters aiding his defense as U S District Attorney notes no new developments.
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Holstein
Howe of Representatives
Jon
Marston Campbell
Hawaii
Campbell
Te Hi
Mahukooa
Eden
Chris Snyder
Montana
San Franchico
Snyder
San Francisco
Manchuria
United States
Wuld Snyder Snyder
Ren Af
Mahukons
Thor
Heer
Roper
Manne
Rinker Holstein
Wenger
Koval
Melphone
Standard Oil Faces Reorganization After Supreme Court Ruling
The May 18 Supreme Court decision orders the breakup of the Blanchard Oil Company of New Jersey and its 19 subsidiaries, ruling the group a conspiracy in restraint of trade. The court directs dissolution within months, with further actions against similar monopolies based on merit. The ruling signals possible federal separation steps and wide influence on interstate commerce law.
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Standard Oil
United States Supreme Court
Crom
Washington, D.C
Blanchard OW Company
New Jersey
Bue Preme Court
United States
Sharmar
Supreme Court
Phat
Boyidard
Halon
Art
Tatacen
Campaign to Combat Mosquitoes Aims Citywide Campaign
The new sanitary commission led by former Governor George R. Carter will feature a war on mosquitoes in its Hewitt campaign. Dr D L Currie advised the focus as the commission plans an outdoor inspection trip starting at 4 pm to areas east of the drained city including Kakaako, Kewalo, and Kalihi.
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NEW Sanitary Commission
DL Currie
Mape
George R. Carter
Enermieion
Honolulu
Mutemobile
Ted
Kakaake
Kewalo
Katla
Syhole
Macomb Leads City Inspection Tour In Hawaii Visit
General Macomb commanding the District of Hawaii and an officer toured the city with Governor Frear and Board of Health President Mott Smith. They visited Kewilo and Kakako, where land reclamation and drainage projects are under consideration. Territorial Surveyor Wall explained the transition to new levels for proper drainage.
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Hone- Auli
United States
Maromb
Hawaii
Frear
Presiient
Mott Smith
Board of Health
Kewilo
Kakwako
Tyimex
Wale Kiki
Macomb
Mass Killing Reported of Chinese in Torreon
Reports say Mexican insurrectos massacred 225 Chinese in a street battle in Torreon and an appeal for aid was sent to the Chinese minister in Washington. There are rumors of attacks on other Oriental residents at nearby points.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Torreon
Washington
Tehuantepec Revolt Sparks City Uprising
May 22 Tehuantepec residents rise against authorities as officers flee trauma minimal casualties reported. local streets tense while officials scramble to restore order and assess damage in the southern city.
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Prom Cate
Balina Cruz
Tehuantepec
Campbell vows speedy Mahukona Wharf work in committee
A fragmented report outlines Campbell promising rapid progress on the Mahukona wharf and facing scrutiny from Speaker Holstein and others. The discussion centers on Campbell’s stance, alleged violations, and a conference intended to convey his position before the storm season.
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Campbell
Mahukona Wharf
Lorimer Again To Be Probe d
Senator William P Dillingham of Vermont introduced a Senate resolution demanding an investigation into the election of William Lorimer of Illinois amid longstanding bribery claims. Support is expected from regular Republicans and Democrats appear poised to back the measure.
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Drego
Washington, D.C
William P. Dillingham
Vermont
Senate
William @. Lorimer
Ilinois
Dillingham
Mishaps Persist at French Aviation Meet
May 22 reports from Vream Cable France describe continued accidents at the aviation meet. The coach of the Premier Manis's son, gravely injured yesterday, remained in as he was yesterday. Four aviators resumed flights while others withdrew amid several mishaps.
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Vream Cable
France
Manis
Portugal unrest spurs unease across Spain
An unsettled Portugal triggers concern across Spain as officials monitor protests and potential spillover effects. The report notes rising tensions, with authorities tightening border checks and urging calm amid uncertain security projections.
Army post move plans spark Honolulu protest talk
Washington cables report efforts by Honolulu Chamber of Commerce to relocate the 3,000 infantry post from Laitai to Hawaii and oppose suburban site choices. Governors consider joint meetings between Chamber and Merchants Association as action is deferred pending protests or endorsements. Senator Warren introduces a bill to permit shifting funds from cavalry to mobile troops for Hawaii, enabling land acquisition and revised barracks contracts under federal authorization.
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Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Honolulu
Army
George McK. McClellan
Washington
Chamber
Army Post
Latiotug
Morgan
White
Marcchante’ Association
Honoluly
Hons
Bulletin
Secretary of War
Warren
Committee On
Senate
Ani House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Mawati
Building Ordinance Ready for Supervisors Friday Meeting
Honolulu city and county prepare to unveil a long delayed building ordinance amid drafting finalization by Menara Gurvey and Young. Supervisors will review the completed draft Friday with amendments possible after consultation with architects and builders. The ordinance aims to regulate future construction on Oahu and may set new standards for permits and safety.
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Oahu
Merre
Gurney
Achiterts
Marnmay
Sod Butlers
Attack on sugar industry plans fuel inquiry
John B. Monk reports a disclosure from Nebrines representative Norris urging investigation of the sugar industry. He cites proposed probes into overcapitalization and watered stock, calls for examining the Sugar Trusts in Porto Rico Hawaii the Philippines and Cuba, and seeks details on refining costs and trust domination of sugar imports.
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John B. Monk
Aurela Kutle
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Cuba
Weather Today Summary
Temperatures 73 high 78 noon with morning 71 low. Barometer and humidity readings noted at 8 AM. Dew point and wind velocity values listed with directions NE and TH. Rainfall and total wind movement over 24 hours ending at noon reported.
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Minority Opposes Popular Election of Senators
A minority of the Senate judiciary committee in Washington reports on the constitutional amendment for direct election of United States Senators. The report denies there is a popular mandate for direct election.
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Repprn Mullet
Washington, DC
Senate Judiciary Committee Today
United States
Belligerents Talk Over Cabinet Jobs
Beligerents take up personnel changes for a proposed cabinet as peace talks continue in Juarez. May 22 reports indicate negotiators discuss ministerial appointments and possible governance arrangements amid ongoing conflict.
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Harberth Cutes
Juarez
Mens
Diecvening
Pevernarshi
Aviator Sets New Cross Country Mark
Pierre Berding, the aviator, set a new cross country record in Pari France covering 279 miles in 4 hours 3 minutes. The achievement was reported by the Weekly Bulletin and highlights a notable long distance flight milestone.
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Nymanel Tall
Ly Papin Pari
France
Piarre Werding
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