Prowl for Pine: Convention Row Sparks Tree Cut Controversy
A protest linked to the Punchbowl convention escalates into a dispute over cutting pine trees near a military area. Colburg and local officials argue the trees are part of a reserve, while workers with state permission continue, pending a court or official decision set for August 1. The issue dominates coverage from the August 13 1862 journal notes.
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Yuilituy
Colburg
Wat Mawr
Wall Fortand
Aumnet
Itv
Delegates Host Meeting With Chinese Ball Team
In a lively gathering, the Chinese ball team delegation met with local hosts. Entertainment included music and speeches as attendees discussed plans and thanked the visiting students from Hawaiʻi.
Yacht race news sparks confusion and withdrawals
Conflicting reports swirl as Seafarer and Lurting withdraw from the race. News notes that Marion’s owner did not intend to enter, while Beaufier and other boats face unclear starter status.
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Lurlinend Seafarer
Eames
Ertelieru Hutte
Jamen Jonker
Eck
Swehtaman
Marion
Calleer Tahoe Mall
Armen
Thie Bently
Californiix Venture Prompts New Production Shift
Eiverything in good shape according to ROT Starrett shipper of Public Marketing. Correspondence from the Comet notes Hawaii producer Kent shipping via the Teritarval route. Officials in Neo Palifornia and Hawaii College researchers discuss a new stance by Prof Henry on the Hapection system amid growing tension.
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Californiix
ROT Starrett
Shipneme
Hawaii
Kent
Henry Several
College of Hawaii
Neo Palifornia
Tian
HA. Weintand
Drydock Work Rush Planned Amid Harbor Turmoil
A flood of jumbled notes describes urgent drydock operations amid dockyard confusion. It mentions officials, inspections, and a focus on ship repair timelines, with references to harbor facilities, planning meetings, and potential work delays affecting the Pearl Harbor stockyard and related maritime activity.
Veteran liner to be built for Hawaii memorial day
A new ocean liner project linked to a Hawaii memorial day observance is reported alongside details of a veteran’s death and funeral. The piece notes the ship’s expected construction, a voyage history, and connections to local Grand Army posts.
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Hawaii
Tee Cain
Raymon
Grand Army Post
Ceerme
Infertet and Company
Farragut
Viehibure
Meloek
Silva
College of Hawaii Boy Wins Peace Essay Prize
Clayton W. Consens of the College of Hawaii was named winner of the Chamber of Commerce peace essay prize for a piece urging arbitration and peaceful dispute settlement. The 17 year old student will enter Cornell University after completing studies at College of Hawaii and Wine High School.
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College OF Hawaii
United States
Clayton W. Consens
College of Maventi
Honotite Chanter
Echaint
Wo le Whitney
Kev
W. H. Oleson
David L. Withings
Charme
A. Howen
College of Hhexall
Cornell
Setival
New York
Sehmel
Maine
Alt. Miclrews
The
College of Hie
Princess Kawananakoa Avoided Titanic Voyage by Change of Mind
Princess Kawananakoa narrowly avoided sailing on the Titanic after a last minute change of plans. The Honolulu royal relayed to reporters that she felt better and was recovering from knee surgery while awaiting further travel to Europe. Her condition and timing altered the course of the ill fated voyage.
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Kawananakoa
Fiawnig
Atlante
Prine
Hawaii
Siberia
Ark
Police Officer Fined for Assault in Unclear Case
A police officer faced a financial penalty after an assault incident described in fragmented text. The report mentions legal action, multiple names, and proceedings at an unspecified location with references to authorities and witnesses.
May Festival Funds Raised For Catholic Chapels
The May Festival raised over 4000 dollars for the Catholic chapels fund. Local volunteers and committees organized booths and activities at Thomas Aquinas Hall, with notable contributions from Mr and Mrs Atel, Mrs Ambroose, and many residents who helped display prizes and serve at the event. The report lists numerous booth captains and donors, acknowledging widespread community support and thanks to all who attended and assisted.
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Pelirateswen Heath
Nowelty Bowth
Bao Bey
Hi Heath
Maurden Wark
Princes Kalanianmote
Peli Bet Sun
Mire
Ral
Prothutt
Candy Toth
Medeinog
Igar Moat Sumner
Hate Revel Tulinwhan
Cea Bow
Walter Mactarlane
Bovatian Bett
Mike Vo Cowan
Dell Bnoth
Rebrrvnent
Japanene Hoard
Bea
Mike Quinn
P Wright
Dean
Fred Mectarlane
Kitnewe Booth
Freeth
Lemon Toth
Chas Lucas
Lele
Pit
Pennttown
Jury Bribing Details Emerges In Darrow Trial
H Franklin investigator for Clarence Darrow testified in the McNamara case about paying 800 dollars to fix a jury. The Los Angeles proceedings resumed with further questioning on bribery schemes cited by the defense and prosecution.
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Los Angeles
Cal
H. Franklin
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Totay
Darrow
Woman Says She'll Go With Dog At Legal Vaccination Drive
Fragmented OCR text describes a woman deciding to accompany a terrier to a veterinary quarantine scene. It mentions a Terry of Hewat and a Territorial Animal Quarantine Baton, with references to veterinarians, alarms, and the need for special arrangements.
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Terry
Hewat
Preston
Garmcanink
Mike
Eight Hour Law For Government Contracts Passes Senate
The Senate today passed, by a 45 to 11 vote, a House bill mandating an eight hour working day for government contracts. The measure applies to all contract work tied to federal projects and outlines compliance requirements for employers and inspectors.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Senate to Vote on Lorimer Next Tuesday
Washington May 3 report says final vote on the Lorimer bribery investigation will be made Tuesday. The majority report exonerates the influential senator while the minority holds him guilty.
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Senate
Lorimer
Washington, D.C
Ber
Tunaday
Magazine Suspension Amid Financial Tremors in New York
A New York magazine suffers a temporary halt amid mounting financial troubles. Editors cite budget strains and revenue decline as the cause, with no timetable for return announced. The publication facing unspecified losses halts print and online updates while executives review options.
Roosevelt Denies Ticket Pact Amid Taft Fight
A New York dispatch reports Roosevelt denying a ticket deal in the Taft Roosevelt contest. Roosevelt’s managers say no purchase or arrangement affected his personal plan for the state convention. The exchange follows reports of ticket refusals and maneuvering by Taft forces in Chicago and New York.
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New York
Rhode Island Democratic Race Leads in Providence
In Rhode Island the Democratic race shows Clark Harmon and Wilacn as leading figures in the primary progress with May 31 noted. Voters and party observers follow the developments as the contest unfolds in Providence.
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Pheatin Providence
Prater
Indday
Clark
Harmon
Wilacn
Federal grand jury to probe West. Wy trouble in Ban Dingo
Attorney General Wickersham authorized a federal grand jury inquiry into the West Wy troubles at Ban Dingo in response to a petition by the city authorities. The issue centers on alleged violations of the Messian neutrality provision.
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Washington, D.C
Wickersham
Ban Dingo
Reaponte
Pothortie
Tom Watson Charged In Macon Smuggling Case
A warrant was issued in Macon Georgia on May 1 for Tom Watson a noted publicist and writer charging him with sending alleged tobacco or narcotic matter via his magazine amid claims about the Catholic hierarchy. The warrant follows a police investigation and targets the publisher amid broader controversy over his writings.
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Macon
Tom Watson
Nubliciet
Popwilit
Hime Walle
Ana
Watson
Magazing
Alaska Home Rule Sought in House Bill Action
Delegates from Alaska urge the House to pass a bill creating a legitimate territorial assembly. Washington based officials Munna Ty Sete and Detegate Wichorsivarn advocate for self governance and formal legislative structure in Alaska.
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Washington
May
JG Ford Pinchot
Torinee Elet Farester
Detegate Wichorsivarn
Alaska
Territories
Tie Pang
Alaa
Socialist candidate meddles in employment issues noted
A fragmented report notes a socialist candidate being meddlesome about labor matters and employment interference. The text mentions Behe Pany Paterson and May Thon Rhidulph Kate in unclear context, with reference to concerns about conduct and influence.
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Pany Paterson
Rhidulph Kate
A. Silke
Harvard Man Dead at Home Yard
A Harvard man named Mose Camdrudle died at his Hare yard home after a wounded event. The report notes McMichwel Wondemrth was present during the incident. Further details were not provided in the available text.
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