Professors Charges Spark Meeting Over Copeland Reappointment
An afternoon session of the Commission of Public Instruction erupted in a heated dispute over Dr. Copeland’s reappointment as supervising principal. Charges and counter charges flew for an hour as opponents led by Superintendent Pope and Mem Wilcox cited language committee refusals and an affidavit by Principal Raymond. Other principals named in the dispute included Judge Stanley Aiken and Mott, with further debate continuing as committees and regional principals were listed and the session seemed headed for a dramatic revival of the broader controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission of Public Instruction
Copeland
Pope
Mem, Wilcox
Ttn
Stanley
Aiken
Mott
Mia
Wilcox
Princial Raymond
Bullerin
Bianley
Nepsious
Copeland Dspute Vfews
Brodie
Kant
Eugene Horner
North
South
Kohulay J. B
Mareles
Hilo
Kona
Mina Bertha Han Taylor
Kau
G. 8
Raymond
Lahaina
Matokal
McClellan challenges Hawaiian Star to publish authority
The article reports McClellan accusing the Hawaiian Star of lack of authority in claims about his gubernatorial candidacy and demanding the paper publish the source of its statements. It notes a May 12 agricultural meeting at the College of Hawaii with a talk on The Plural Zones of Hawaii by Mr Rock and extended invitations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacal Wat
Owastington
George Mek
McClellan
Hormon
A M1
Hawaiian Star
BM Cohallenge
Realtatoly
Hington
Btar
Clellan
Albert
Ntuonanasa
College of Shewall
Hawaii
Mr Rock
Wharf Jam Ties Up Preight as Traffic Blocks
A chaotic waterfront scene unfolds with hundreds of drays and wagons stuck in a jam along the Kinwu wharf to Queen street area. Rescuers report slow progress as horses and men struggle to clear a path, while officials consider charging for time to ease congestion. The event, continuing, disrupts movement toward the next wharf and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen Wasony
Drayx
Queen Street
Queen Steeett Fort
Hort
Laian
Iwalant
Leneween
Howe Farm
Kade
MonaRnne
Immigrant Labor Strikes Near Territory Work Assignments
Twenty or more subdued Spanish laborers left the station on the Kitchee for Na Hi after threatening to not work unless plantations were provided. They were given a choice of half-deed plantation work, were expelled when refusing, later returned, and were shipped to Hawk 22. Acting Governor Mott Smith announced George C. Potter’s appointment to the Board of Liquor Commissioners for Oahu, succeeding Willard Brown whose resignation was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchee
Na Hi
Territorial
Kearns
Mott Smith
George C. Potter
Board of Liquor
Oahu
Potter
Willard
Brown
Ako
Memorials Offer Largest Granite and Marble Stock
Memorials note the largest stock in the city in granite and marble. They promise prompt attention to orders and quick service for the memorial needs of customers.
Bitter Charges Hurl In Row Over Fruit Fly
Honolulu May 28 1812 a chaotic report describes a clash during fruit fly inspections involving Prof Henry Severin of the College of Haywealth and Chinese growers. The account recounts drinking of whiskey amid inspection, accusations of corruption, and a controversial method dispute tied to infected banana shipments.
Hawaii Fruit Trade Row Sparks Dramatic Accusations
Prof Henry Severin of the College of Hawaii accuses Inspector Hamilton of corruption in the territorial fruit campaign. The dispute involves California official H A Weinland and Chinese fruit suppliers, with Severin threatening to reveal details at a Southern California convention. The controversy centers on alleged attempts to influence banana and pineapple trade amid disputes over laboratory fruitfly research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Severin
Weinland
Henry Sev
Jerin
College of Hawaii
Territorial Marketing Department
Crook
H. A Wostland
California
Hanlon
T. Star 1
End Rey
Bankna
Acomintiona
Intimaciona
Berferin
Hanolwlan
Comat
H. A. Weinland
Starrett
Met
Prof
Roverin
Hawaii
Beverin
Nnt
byLee Kin
Hung Kok
Youn Maw
Lee Kin
Selverin
Severin Refutes Hamilton Charge Over Four Specimens
Prof Severin challenges Hamilton's claim saying he only took four. He resists detailed comment, stating plans to travel to Honolulu and speak before the Southern California Fruitgrowers Association on methods to control the Mediterranean fruit fly in the Hawaiian Islands. He refuses to confirm or deny further accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severin
Hamilten
Beven
Severa
Vie Wan
Cat
Maria
Honoluran
Cam
California
Fruitgrowers’ Association
Hawaiian Islands
Hamilton
Cuban insurgents burn 1000 tons of cane near Santiago
Santiago, Cuba. May 28. Cuban insurgents burned 1000 tons of cane owned by the American Filling Company. The action follows a Senate committee finding lives sacrificed in vain amid ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Lammeratod Prominhun
Bantiago
Cuba
American Filling Company
Titanic Sinking Report Faults Watertight Compartments and Signals
The Senate committee reported the Titanic disaster showed compartments were not tight and that the California saw distress signals but ignored them. It faulted lifeboat underutilization, withholding of information by White Star officials, and urged law changes to fix the failures. Senator Smith chaired the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Pas Lport
California
White Star
Senator Smith
Findain Lord
Taft Delegates Contest Taft Forces to Chicago
Taft forces say they will contest the California Taft delegates in Chicago. The plan involves carrying the contest on behalf of two Taft delegates amid ongoing party disputes and mobilization efforts in San Francisco and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
TAFT
San
Francisco
Cals Mayom
Taft Forces
Chicago
Taft Speech Closes New Jersey Campaign in Glassboro
President Taft closed his New Jersey campaign with a speech in Glassboro as Roosevelt rested at his Oyster Bay home. It is a calm, clear day with ideal weather conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prien
Glassboro
Taft
New Jersey
Golenel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Wilson Wins Minnesota Primaries With Delegates
In Saint Paul Minnesota on May 28 Wood Wilson carried a majority of counties in the primaries, instructing 662 delegates. Clark secured 193 and Bryan 37, leaving sixty-six delegates uninstructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Cate
Paul, Minn
Wood
Wilson Haw
Clark Haw
Bryan
Bixty
Witness Sticks To Story Against Darrow In McNamara Case
George N. Lockwood, venireman, testified he was offered a bribe by Clarence Darrow's agent in the McNamara case and maintained his account under cross examination. The Los Angeles report notes his steadfast denial of retreating from the bribe claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatyertn
Los Angeles
George N. Lockwood
Venireman
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Rockefeller on Stand in New York Oil Suit Testimony
John D. Rockefeller testified in a New York oil suit over Standard Oil's bid to gain control of Waters-Pierces Oil Company. The May 28 proceedings place Rockefeller at the center of the antitrust dispute and reflect ongoing legal battles shaping the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
New York
N.Y
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Waters-Piercs Oil Company
Senate Rejects Free Iron Bill Vote Defeat in Senate
Washington May 28 The Senate rejected by 12 to 60 Senator Cummins proposed substitute for the House iron and steel tariff bill. The move would place all ores except lead and zinc under free trade provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Cummins
House
Tornado wipes out town in Oklahoma
Tulsa May 28 reports a tornado south of Ekiatook fifteen miles north of the town wiped out the community causing three deaths and many injuries. The tragedy touched the local temple where a memorial service had been planned for leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Fame
Nantes
Tulsa
Okla
Ekiatook
Thie Town
Third Hattion at the beernt Titanity station at Fatt Khatter
An exhaustive inspection of the Western Dhelalon trap at Behoneth Harricks reveals a week of maneuvers and drills by the unit, with Major Wholley and Colonel Belt present. The regiment's sanitary troupe and band led a drepe parade as sentries and officers review readiness and discipline through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beernt Titanity
Fatt Khatter
Tiniter
Lbs
Colinet Hl
Dhelalon
Ile Mornin
Belt Tar
Behoneth Harricks
Hell Beman
Ani
Mit
Wholley
Baby Drowning Linked to Mother's Guilt Plays
Disjointed report describes a drowning of an infant reportedly used to conceal a mother’s guilt. Police stated the motive involved alleged plotting yesterday and a baby found at a quayside area near Walkirth beach, with crude notes mentioning a Japanese surname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye
Ter Jn
Moti
Mudd Chee
Walkirth
Majority favors closing deal for widening of Hotel Street
City and Ly Nhat of Superintendency held a public meeting as part of the widening project. A vote favored proceeding with eminent domain to acquire parcels for the 485 square foot stretch. The plan includes reconstruction costs and compensation figures with several property owners to be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Damon
Danon
Crace
Newt
Campbell
TON TV
Warham
Heo Kovine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof. Severin
McLellan
Civicharmet
Rintania
Minnelat
Preight
K. el Hendrick, Ltd
Alakee
Honolulu
T. 1
Bierra
Felts
Nen
Wali
Hin
Ampray
Chiness House
Meo
Obinaman
WitleenpaaKaln
Henry Severin
College of Haywealth
HLA
Bevery
W. C. Hamilton
A. D
PH. Burnett
Territory of
Wilson
Minnesota
Darrow
Rockefeller
Brome Tuye
Mie
Shafter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!