California to Inspect Fruits in Transit
California plans a new local inspection system for fruits and vegetables entering the state. Governor Weinland says shipments to California will be inspected at dockside, with bananas and other items tested to prevent condemned cargo. The plan, funded by the Legislature, aims to ensure California accepts coast shipments and reduces losses.
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California
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Welniand
Territorial Marketing Department
Weinland
Prince Contanuanons
Geneewh Prederiil D. Henni
New York
Kaisar Wilhelny
Uprising in Cuba Alarms U S Officials
Washington reports that the transport Prairie has orders to embark 500 marines at Philadelphia for Cuba amid fears of danger to Americans due to a rising among Afro Americans in Cuba. The dispatch notes alarm in U S circles over the developing unrest.
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Washington, D.C
Prairia
Philadelphia
Cuba
Copeland Plan Seeks Early Textbook Use in Territory
Copeland and Wells debate school course plan aiming to shift to textbooks earlier than third grade. If adopted, the overhaul would span eight years, expanding yearly as students advance, with first grade textbooks replaced immediately and the full change affecting all grades by high school.
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Copeland
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Harn
Tig
New York
Convern
Gina
Cam
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Territary
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Hawaii
Wells
ADD Echool
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Memorials for Granite and Marble Stock and Service
A local memorials advertiser touts the largest stock of granite and marble in the city with prompt attention promised on all orders.
Two Kuhio Men Taken on Tour with President
Two Kuhio men accompany the president on a national tour, named as H. L. Holstein of Hayatha Walker and another from New Jersey, in a campaign context with Chicago involvement.
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Madelm
Gabe Wamlington
D. Cy
Taft
H. L. Holstein
Hayatha Walker
Chicago
New Jersey
Roosevelt Sees 387 of 754 in Ohio Convention
Columbus May 23 An estimate indicates Roosevelt has secured 387 votes of 754 at a statewide convention in Ohio, signaling strong support and momentum for his campaign. Strong names and local party figures are cited as backing the effort.
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New Jersey to Elect 28 Delegates Next Tuesday
Newark N J May 23 Taft and Roosevelt campaign in New Jersey as 28 delegates to the national convention are to be elected next Tuesday.
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Roosevelt
Quarantine dispute over bulldog and terrier in Boston era
A protest over quarantine rules erupts as Mrs Frank E Wilbur and George M. Mullan defend a Japanese spaniel kept in quarantine in Hawaii. Mrs Wilbur accuses discrimination while Miz Sinden, arriving from Vancouver, laments the strict measures and questions public dog handling and official exemptions amid travel histories and port procedures.
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Frank E Wilbur
Boston Haven
Hhiewail Becwuse
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Willan
Sinden
Vancouver
Hon
Helen'n Court
Hawai
Blebay
Bulletin
Advertising Debate At Ad Club Discusses Topics Of Loyalty
At an Ad Club meeting in Suncheon Uhl noon Mr. J.T. Stacker presented views on local advertising problems from a seller perspective while Mr. Strange spoke on advertising kinds. The discussion covered the value of position and clarification with plans to canvass the issue further by the board and next week’s speakers.
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J.T. Stacker
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Board of Directors
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MoSwannon
George Gust Vader
Mawall Seeda
Twudy
Kahanamoku Wins 110 Yard Race in 64 Seconds
Duke Kahanamoku wins the 110 yard race in sixty four seconds to reassure his place on the American swimming team for the Olympic games in Stockholm. The event is noted in New York as part of a larger athletics report highlighting his performance and standing.
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New York
Duke Kahanamoku
University of
Outlay Planned for Hilo Breakwater Project
The Water Company of Hilo plans a $122,000 outlay to begin the harbor breakwater work. Preparations include steam shovels locomotives heavy cars track material boilers and derricks with ships and equipment to arrive in June. Work aims to start next month with a two year company portion and possible follow on contracts for completion. Charlene Wood, VP, arrived aboard the Wilhelmina last week.
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Hilo Bay
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Te Break
Philadelphia
Fearnelapeine
Charlene Wood
Live Breakwater Company
Wilhelmina
Military Band Moves to Shafter for Duty Parade and Concerts
The First Infantry band, famed as a crack Army unit, likely shifts from Bebhoteld Harracks to Fort Shafter for about three months to support parade, dance and martial music amid Independence Day duties. Honolulu residents may enjoy public concerts. other units like the Second Infantry band and the First Field Artillery join in, with Schofield Barracks noted for many bands. The shuffle aims to please troops and citizens, and potential public performances in Honolulu are hinted at. A noted report by Arthur F Wall, general of the Floral Parade, is expected at tomorrow's commission meeting.
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Bebhoteld Harracks
Fort Shafter
Neartown Post
Honolulu
Shafter Bn
Schofield Barracks
Aod
Ledtelle
Beneft
Second Infantry
Howohulu
Arthur F Wall
Rome
Wall
Coan
Hefner
Haiwiig
House votes against tolls for coastwise shipping
In Washington on May 2 the House rejected tolls on American coastwise shipments, voting 147 to 126 against toll imposition. The broader canal shipping bill advanced 206 to 6, with discussion noting Hawaiian and domestic shippers’ interests and the impact on costs and trade.
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House
Ohio Senator Hoffman Convicted of Bribery
Ohio State Senator Hoffman has been found guilty of bribery in a Columbus court case. The conviction follows a trial that highlighted allegations of illicit payments connected to political influence.
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Mathetta
Columbus
Hoffman
Rebel Mexican Forces Win After Desperate Battle
Rebel Mexican forces win after a three hour battle with about 4000 men engaged on each side. The clash reflected intense fighting and high casualties as both sides tested frontline positions.
British transport workers to strike in port action
The Transport Workers Federation has ordered a strike for tonight affecting about 180000 workers, halting all port transport operations in London. The move closes the port as workers walk out over disputed issues, signaling widespread disruption for the city.
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Transport Workers’ Federation
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Kauai Farmlers Hit By Ruling Earthquake Felt At Hilo
A Kauai farming community reels as a quake rattles Hawaii. Reports describe tremors felt in Hilo with no major damage, while local markets run under restrictions on fruit and vegetables. Officials plan a Hawaii Improvement Committee meeting at the Young Hotel to discuss the quake’s impact and mitigation.
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Hawai
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Pubkoo Ranch
Pond
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