Theodore Stirs Up London Speech at Guild Hall
London May 91 Col Roosevelt created a fresh sensation while addressing the Guild hall guests as the city honored him with the freedom of the city. He critiqued British rule in Egypt, drawing strong reactions from the assembled officials and attendees at a luncheon hosted by the Lord Mayor.
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London
Col. Roosevelt
Guildhall
United States
Roosevelt
Government to Enjoin Freight Rate Increase
A government effort is under way to block a proposed freight rate hike. The new schedule, filed with the commission earlier, is set to take effect tomorrow, affecting rail and commerce law considerations.
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Washington, UD. A
Commission
Charles Lewis case set for reargument in Supreme Court
Washington May 31 The teat case involving the corporation tax has been set for reargument at the next term of the Federal Supreme Court. San Francisco May 31 Beets: 88 analysis 14s 73-4d parity 5.126 'ious quotation an 10d.
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Charles Lewis
Washington, D. C
Federal Supreme Court
San Francisco
Bank of Honolulu incorporated by Irwin group
William G. Irwin and eight others petitioned the Territorial Treasurer for a charter to form the Bank of Honolulu Limited with $800,000 capital. Directors and officers named, stock distribution shown, and options to increase capital to $5,000,000. The Hawaii yacht race scene noted with cheers as the vessel Hawaii prepared to sail for the incorporation event.
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William G. Irwin
Territorial Treasurer
Bank of Honolulu, Limited
Corporaton Benlden
Lewite
Ing
G. C. Potter
W. M. Giffard Thern
JM. Dowsett
Paul Muhlendorf
J. F Lewis
J. D. Melvery
Tte
Tnone
W. G. Irwin
Incorporaters Watch
Mitty
Hawaii Debate Before Congress
Special correspondence reports six hours of debate as the House rejects the committee’s salary values for Hawaii officials. The Senate raised the Governor’s pay to 1000 and the House added 4000 for circuit judges. The section on finality of Supreme Court review was struck, and lawmakers debated various House and Senate bills before adjourning.
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House
Territory of
Hawaii
Senate
House Committee
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Supreme Court of
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Inferior Courte
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Rennylyanta
Chalemain Hamilton
Jenny
Spear
Michigan
Sale notice in Bulletin reads for two auction cards
The message notes two sale cards available at the Bulletin. It mentions date and time in coded form and refers to agents for BH Blorra. The text is garbled but indicates a sale action and location at the Bulletin office with specific card items.
Fairchild Ready But Territory 15 Not in Conformity
Report notes Fairchild tied to Kapaa leases under the Organic Act debate. Taft appends amendment delaying actions, nullifying Fairchild agreement. Public Land Commission appointment debated. four year term to be set before June 1. Territory to hold sale of leases on June 13 if unresolved.
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Venlen
Honolatt
Pedro
Thore
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Esattan
Wilder
Hawai
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Muih
Sah Pedr
Ocean'e Wharf
Maker Sugar Company
Fairchild
Katalager
Taft
Ind
Commission of Publicatdn
Kapaa
Anetion
Ube
Fuirehild
Puirehild
Laege
Public Land Commission
Daily Scores of Big Leagues at Bulletin Cable
May 31 report from ANCISCO shows Brooklyn 4 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 2 New York 4 with Pittsburgh postponed. American first games Boston 1 Philadelphia 0 second Boston 2 Philadelphia 4 in six innings. New York 6 Washington 1 St Louis 1 Detroit 3. Other games postponed.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Murder evidence surfaces in Alma Kellner case
Louisville reports new clues after a long search. The dismembered body of Alma Kellner was found recently. Investigators link an ally to the crime and note suspect Wendling seen recently in New Orleans.
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Louisville
Ing Fendling
Alma Kellner
Tanner Wendling
New Orleans
Arbitration On Our Treaty Opens With Britain and U S
The May 31 arbitration between Britain and the United States over the Newfoundland dispute began today. The long running treaty issue is seen as a triumph for arbitration as the case heads toward submission to the Hague court.
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Britain
United States
Econ
Hague Court
Taft Secretary in Treasury to be Succeeded
Washington May 31 It is regarded as certain that Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Charles Norton will be succeeded by Mr Carpenter the present secretary to President Taft.
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Washington, D.C
Trust man did not know about underweighing case
New York May 31. Cashier Brandernagel of the American Sugar Refining Company testified in his own defense saying he had no knowledge of the underweighing alleged by late employees of the Sugar Street plant. The trial centered on accusations of fraud and improper weights in refined sugar shipments.
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New York
Brandernagel
American Sugar Refining Company
Automobile Policy Brief on Collision and Fire Losses
The notice explains coverage for loss or damage by fire and a special clause covering damage to the insured automobile when involved in a collision with any moving or stationary object. It also refers to damage to others caused by a Henry Waterhouse Trust or similar entity.
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Henry Waterhouse Trust
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