French Capital Plans a Guam Factory Venture
A French capitalist Emile Rougler seeks to establish a large guano factory on Fam ine Kiland with labor from Gilbert Islands. He discussed with Captain Max Fehlemmer the proposal to incorporate a new company, import machinery, and operate a factory to export guano globally. Rougler intends to return to finalize terms, while six Japanese workers are noted as present aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieaday
Emile Roneler
Wilhelmina
Pathe
Kiland
Rougler
Max Fehlemmer
Behlemimorataing
Bayer Trend
Behlemmer
Bin
Fannie Telia
Yartovys
Ix Munth
Weather Today Report Turbulent Data Fragments
The readable weather notes include 6 am readings, temperatures around 79, humidity near 41 percent, dew point about 8, wind at 7 mph from the NE, and rainfall and movement figures incomplete. Data appears garbled with multiple units и terms missing coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rvaine
Shippers Deny Representation Amid Proviso Stalemate
In a formal letter Secretary J H Petro of the wharf committee to President B E White of the Merchants Association, received this morning, the wharf group again declined full representation, insisting on a proviso tied to a two year continuation of the pedal wharf tax. The Merchants Association delegates responded with a request for representation without proviso, while a joint committee handling the matter was proposed to report quarterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
J. H. Petro
Wharf Committee
BE. O. White
Mercchants
White
Shippers Committee
Merchante’ Association
Chanter
Healant Boat Club debates harbor swimming ban politics
Healant Boat Club members held an impassioned meeting over the prospect of banning harbor swimming in Honolulu. They warn the issue could enter politics within two years, with plans to petition locals to support swimming under restrictions while health officials’ stance looms.
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Healant Boat Club
Honolulu
Board of Health
New Sanitary Commission
Healant Font Clu
Ston
Harber
Hvalani Club
The
Health Board and Sanitary Commission
Policy Problems Split Sanitary Work Plans
The piece discusses whether to pursue a piecemeal sanitation program or a broad, citywide plan. Governor George Corton and others debate practical implementation and the goal of a unified approach, with questions raised about timing and support across the city.
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Sanitary Commission
Che
Brad Poheme
Dineas-Breedlinngs
Sk Maris
Gosege
Corton Efaberminn
Coqtauimean
Mexico City Rioters Demand Diaz Resignation
A wild mob in Mexico City clashed with police who fired on the crowd. One person died and many were wounded as demonstrations against President Diaz continued. Amid the turmoil, reports said seven more were killed and twelve hundred revolutions entered the city to protest near the palace. Resignations of Diaz and Vice President Corral were anticipated with a new cabinet due next Saturday.
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Ted Breen
Caton
Mexico Bity
eMex
Mexico City
Ding
Diaz
Ramon Corral
Madero to Punish Coahuila Loyalists
Juarez May 25 General Francisco Madero the rebel leader ordered an attack on Saltillo the capital of Coahuila after the legislature refused to install the provisional governor named by the revolutionary government.
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Prem Cante
Juarez
Mex
Francisco Madero
Saltillo
Coahuila
Frisco rocked by police graft disclosures
Frisco police commission holds a special meeting amid graft evidence and disorderly house operations. Chief Seymour faces dismissal as grand jury findings are reviewed and officials react to scandal in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Francisco
Cal
City Police Commission
Seymour
Unionists plan sympathy strike over McNamara trial
Vancouver reports possible 2000-strong union sympathy strike in protest against arrests and trial of the McNamaras for dynamiting the Los Angeles Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cspectal Mal Intia
Vancouver
McNamaras
Los Angeles Times
Liberators to Continue Warfare in Lower California
Tecate Mexico May 2 An official report states that liberators will persist with warfare in Lower California amid ongoing conflict. The announcement underscores continued efforts to gain control and bring about political change in the region.
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Rpporl
Taliat Tecate
Mex
Libera!ors
Lower
California
Rebels Set Fire to Homes In San Diego Border Region
Report from San Diego on May 25 notes rebels set fire to several loyalist homes across the border, with details limited. The incident follows ongoing border tensions and local authorities urge caution as investigations continue.
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Carnal
Castle
San Diego
Cal
Tenement House Evil Is Doomed in Honolulu Plan
Honolulu officials and reformers back a new building ordinance by Gurrey and Young to curb insanitary overcrowded tenements. The draft enforces strict controls including space per occupant, two story limit for frame houses, rear yard clearances, and mandatory ground stairways.
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Honolulu
Board ‘of Supervisors
A. R. Gurrey
M. Young
College of Hasil
Gurrey
Young
Harry Murray Declarer
Board of Arbitration
Murkiy
Iwo
Fight Made Wilder’s Campaign For Road Supervisor Office
Reported clashes erupt around Wilder’s bid for the road supervisor post beginning July 1 as Republicans accuse him of hiring Democrats on road crews. They warn the upcoming legislature plan to abolish the office to curb Mayor Fern’s influence, while Wilder faces scrutiny over loyalties and job appointments. Strong opposition signals a heated political clash as campaigns begin.
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Wilder
Au Parvisor
Byet
Brown Sun
Feri
Jelty
Wilfer
Fern
Aguinet
Pern
Opium Steamer Lost in Panama Passage Amid Pact Fallout
Panama reports the opium steamer Tar aieraitye lost with slaty passengers after a surge of controls tied to the Anglo-Chinese pact. The incident follows warlike tension and warnings about trade routes conflicting with Indian opium policies, as officials debate export restrictions and international obligations.
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Reserv
Letty Gali
Panama
Optiann
Wyoming Launches Philadelphia May MowThe Haileghie
A fragmentary item notes an event linked to Philadelphia and an undated May action. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable bits indicate a Wyoming and Philadelphia connection with a May reference. Further detail is not available from the surviving text.
Supreme Court to Rule on Harbor Area Swimming Ban
Attorney J Lightfoot argues Hawaii Territory harbor regulations banning swimming are nearly idiotic and vague. He contends the Board of Health oversteps the Organic Act, saying the health board is not the entire government. The case centers on authority to regulate harbor entrances and public safety.
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Supreme Court of the Territory
le le
Olrteen
Hotolalu
Ameingtert Tigttfoot
Cooper Thiemer Hus
J. Lightfont
Supreme Court
Lightfoot
Iport
Almont
Lightfoet
Kaliht Harbor
Ter
Hawaii
Board of Health
Sugar Trust Probing Inquiry Moves Forward in House
Special Bulletin from Washington reports the House has passed a resolution directing a committee to investigate alleged violations by the American Sugar Refining Company and related entities. The measure seeks a full inquiry into antitrust concerns, with details to be continued on page 7.
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John E. Monk
Washington, D
House of Representatives
Hardwick Temutatin
Ammurican Bimae Refining Company
Mouine Beau
Huan
New
Curtinond
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Max Schlemmer
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Soper
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Ailighom
Conical Bop Rae Tnt
Chiltan
Cumann
Diedelen
Afiado
Madero
Board of Supervisors
Great Britain
Brethiy
Renee Testis
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Haileghie
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