Immigrant Stand at Territorial Immigration Station Sparks Tense Clash
Immigrants at the Territorial Immigration Station threaten to block operations as they demand transfer to specific plantations. Secretary Kearns and M A Silva urge relocation to Puunene and other sites, offering positions and wages. An ultimatum warns of eviction if they refuse to leave by 1 PM, the station set to be cleared and families moved to plantations.
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J Bullen
Kearns
Board of Immigration
Victord
Clark
Trai Bon
Puunene
Kashula
Walana
Ewa
Onomea
Pepeokee
Olan
Naalohi
Kearna
M.A. Silva
Silvie
Claudine
Eelock
Dante
Kearin
Memorials Offer Granite and Marble Stock in City
A local notice proclaims the largest stock of Granite and Marble in the city with promises of prompt attention to orders.
Supreme Court decision on rapid transit paving dispute
The Supreme Court ruled this afternoon that the Rapid Transit Company may pave between its tracks with the same materials as city paving. The decision ends a lengthy dispute over shared paving and involves substantial funding and property concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiletin
Supreme Court
Rapii ‘Transit Company
Rapti ‘Tranat
Rapid Trasalt Company
Nettion 1
Barracks Delayed at Pearl Harbor Construction
Wastington authorities have not decided on the design and changes linger, delaying start of marine barracks and officers quarters at Pearl Harbor. Portland bidder T Spalding reports no work today as he awaits Washington decisions and a possible cable from Honolulu. He remains optimistic about the project overall and plans to proceed when cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastinton
Pearl Harbor
T. Spalding
Spalding Can Olion Company
Portland
Boots
Spalding
Washington
Honolulu
A.W. Spalding
W.T. Spalding
Breckons Gets His Point In Mahuka Case
A federal hearing continued as Breckons faced questions from United States Attorney Reichard on the valuation method used in the Mahuka case. Witnesses described the approach and the government’s challenges in securing conclusive evidence, with the session resuming Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckons
Mahuka
United States
Breckoni
Reichard
CANDIDATES STAMPING CHICAGO IN NINETEEN TWENTY
May 24 report shows National Republican Committee members state neither Taft nor Roosevelt has enough instructed delegates to secure the nomination. Uninstructed delegates would hold decisive power at the Chicago convention.
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Chicago. In
National Republican Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
Captain Berger Honored With $2000 Farewell Gift
Fortys years of Hawaii service by Captain Henry Horger culminated in a luncheon tribute. A check for 2000 dollars, donated by many friends, marked the sendoff as Berger prepares to leave for the Fatherland. Nestled amid praise, he struggled to respond, later accepting the honor with a tune. Continuous on Page 3.
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Hawaii
Henry Horger
Berger
Hon
Aht
Anit
Kosh
Prof
Horger
George W. Stilt
Horear
Horgar
Copeland's scheme sparks minority report dispute
A tense school board session features Copeland clashing with peers over reforms. An amended plan assigns each principal sole responsibility for high school entrance exams, reverting to a local control model while a minority report fuels further contention.
Church Federation Takes Broad Stand
The federation signals a wide policy shift, proposing members need not be ministers to join. A five member nominating committee is to be formed, with its work taking up much of the afternoon. Tomorrow Judge Clemons will preside over naturalization hearings for Litton Ruane and Schold from local areas.
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Inetter-Churen
Bannelly
YMCA
Slight Advance Noted in Raw Sugar Futures
A New York market note from our Hawaii bureau indicates a slight advance in raw sugar expected today. Refiners bid for next delivery as Cuba's market activity shows tentative gains amid modest demand.
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Alexander A Hallett Today
New York
Land Board Auction for Maui Tract Lease
The land board plans a public auction to lease a Maui tract spanning 800 acres. The commission, led by Nic Heane, will offer the parcel for rent under terms including a stated annual payment with conditions on grazing use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tir Raye
Otter Nic Heane
Military Pageant Plans Memorial Day Observance
A parade from executive grounds through the city to Numan Cemetery will honor national soldiers. Troops from Fort Shatter and Fort De Renny will participate under General Macomb's order, with units of the 1st U.S. Marines and other services marching to the cemetery for ceremonies.
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George W. de Lam Pootti
A. R
Marcouh
Numan
Nutiann Street
Fort Shatter
Fort de Renny
General Macomb
Wattatinn
Aird
Mili
Hawaii
Artty
Republic
Vaniat War
Votaraie Ito
Order of
Red Men
Civile
Rociation
Cyeetat Kamehameha Cader
Grand Army of the Republic
Une Cemetery
Uvomummiemt Fetit
Wickersham Indorsement Talks Stir Legal Circles
A garbled report indicates Attorney fate and indorsement suggestions for Wickersham. The piece notes a Tuesday afternoon 4 o clock session at a local hub where officials debate candidates and possible cable to Washington. Names like Charlee & Dole appear amid uncertain references to the Attorney General and Henderson era figures.
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Humaine
Ate Horney
Hur Association
Washington
Charlee & Dole
Dude Murty
Alee Bey
Lyle
Dickey
Moantotis
Abe Louison To Be Benedict
Abe Louisson to be Benedict in a reported match connected to Hi wali and Friends. The text notes Fontan confirming, and mentions Ida and Ban Franch, with a possible event near Wednesday at an hospital site.
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Abe Louisson
Benedict
Abe Laniheon
Hiwali
Felande
Fontan
Ida Aretval
Six Die of Heat in Pittsburg City News Brief
Pittsburg Pa May 4 heat waves claimed six lives in the city as residents faced extreme temperatures. Officials warn of ongoing health risks and urge hydration and cooling measures amid the hot spell.
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Pittsburg
Passenger on Titanic Tells His Story Here
A survivor recounts the sinking of the White Star liner with vivid, harrowing detail. He describes rapid water ingress, chaos on deck, and the moment of collision as rescue efforts unfold and passengers face the perilous fate aboard the doomed ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpeio
Hisatii
Rik
Sean
Fay
Anne
Euitiel
Taft and Teddy In Opposite Routes
In New Jersey on May 21 President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt launched parallel campaigns. Taft moved from Trenton to Jersey City while Roosevelt headed in the opposite direction from Trenton. La Follette spoke in the northern and central areas, concluding in Paterson. Wilson was in Philadelphia with Governor Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serene Pomme
Hy Tech
Jy Mi
Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
Man beaten for insult in Whrvler y Ban Diego incident
In Whrvler y Ban Diego on May 24 an unknown man was beaten by a crowd after being accused of insulting the American flag as a “dirty rag.” Aurela Mullet reported the scene as Attorney General Wabb arrived to assess the situation.
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Aurela Mullet
Whrvler Y Ban Diego
Gal
Wabb
Franking graft charge sparks House debate
Washington May 24 Representative John J. Fitzgerald of New York and chairman of the House Appropriations Committee accused members of petty grafting in the franking system during debate on a proposal to curtail free mailing. The proposal was defeated.
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Washington, D.C
John J. Fitzgerald
New York
House Committee On Appropriations
Roosevelt Wins 34 Delegates in Ohio
In Columbus on May 31 the latest Ohio delegate tally from the primary results shows Roosevelt securing 34 delegates. The report notes figures for Taft and others, reflecting state-level distribution of delegates.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
Columbus
Pricmary
Dale
Antes
Tate
Dead Danish king buried in abbey in Roskilde
Roskilde Denmark May 24 the body of the late King Frederick was buried in the Abbey today after the funeral rites. His death ends a long reign that influenced Danish history and church affairs. The ceremony drew royal aides and church dignitaries.
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Amwrelated Iirae Santes
Roskilde
Denmark
Frederick
More Inside Stories Of Sugar Trust Work
Prona Canta in New York reports on May 24 detailing how Havemeyer blocked independent sugar factories in 1902. The account describes the formation of the sugar trust, acquisitions of adjoining properties, and the aim to force rivals out of business.
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Sugar Trust
New York
B. F
Fort Golling
Gales
Havemeyar
Darrow jurors sworn in Los Angeles panel
In Los Angeles a panel of jurors for the Darrow case has been sworn in. District Attorney Fred Erichy Kee stated the government will proceed with the case and present its arguments.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Stine Teary
Junare
Frederichy Kee
Yorktown Items Sail For Almertegn Schooner Helene
Yorktown is reported to have sailed from Taem today aboard the gune hont Yorktown la qal of commission with lumber destined for Hos aboard the Almertegn schooner Helene In.
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Vallejo
Gal
Yorktown
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Merchant and Alakes
Omuen
Capt
Minority Report
Copeland
Hirofie
Kavial
Nurinen Copeland
Tlw
Mawaile Pattilie
Prince 1
Carey
Daeid
Makawao
Church Federation
Atonated Poller Grand Marvtal Mtd Bhaly
Jat Infantry
Providional Hastilion, Coast Artillery
Arpa
Wickersham
Man
Teddy
House
Darrow
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