Naval Ceremony Welcomes Nipponese Ships At Yokohama Port
Japanese warships Amin and Kosai under Admiral Yashiro entered the harbor before 7 AM and were greeted by pilots. The Asama led the fleet, Japanese officials and merchants attended, and a thirteen gun salute honored Admiral Reow. Both nations exchanged naval honors as the Nipponese ships moored at Yokohuka in a ceremonious welcome.
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Yashiro
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Guy Fain
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Hitle Eruleor Kavax
Naval
Sugar Production Forecast Shows World Increase Ahead
Willett & Gray's Sugar Journal reports a projected rise in world sugar production next year with total visible supply noted as 1,200,000 tons in Europe and America and 1,050,000 tons in vessels and cargoes. The analysis cites favorable crop reports, potential price declines, and hurricane impacts across Europe and the Americas, with detailed regional estimates and a continuation on the next page.
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Europe
America
Getler
Jawa
Elise
New York
Philadelphia
Cate al Eye
Germany
Austell
France
French cabinet quits strike 15 prompts new ministry
Paris November 2 The cabinet resigned over proposed labor reforms sparked by recent unrest. Premier Brining is understood to have agreed to form a new ministry as industrial activity stalls and tensions rise. The president remains involved in the matter.
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Paris
Rtchy Airiko
No Revolution in Spain Yet Despite Denials
A British press dispatch notes no immediate revolution in Spain as reports of uprisings are sent and denials circulate. The piece mentions mixed signals about Spain's political climate and references time and reaction among observers.
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Spain
Madrid
Bialn
Desperate Actions Describe Chicago Strikers Movement
Chicago workers rally amid tension as garment workers face pressure in the market. Reported unrest and crowded streets indicate escalating urgency among strikers seeking relief and solidarity from authorities.
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Brey Gane
Chicago
Berioty
He Polly
Drawings Completed for Homestead Lot Draw in Sixth District
The sixth district drawn names show 31 applicants for a number of homestead lots, with drawn orders indicating many applied in multiple districts. Several names appear, including Dorris M. Lewhey and Arthur G. Aubrey, as officials note total applications will be far below total available lots due to multiple filings.
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Dalut Anid
Oahu
Ware
Dorris M. Lewhey
Arthur G. Aubrey
Edward Johnsons
Wil
Ham
Newlan
Augusta
Lant Taing
Henry J. Pinehon
Chas. T. Day
Sinaia C. Rappan
Mara P. Arentt
Wm. Glistow
Plorenea Kekaly
Dop J. Jarvis
Kae Jenry
Jon WK Nagy
RT Christoffersen
Willian Mage
Shmuel Makeper
Charles Warner
Mary Jenne le Allee Tollett
BV. Rowe
Mary WH. Chop Mannet
Bylventor
Funnie K. Painter
Charles A. Cooper Georgy Bi, Flite
Mrs. Theresa Kekal
Wiliam Katunn
Louise A. Medregor
Big Company Bids Dredging Majority of Honolulu Work
Hawaiian Dredging Company is set to obtain the majority of dredging work in Honolulu harbor as Standard American Dredging Company and its partner divide the project. Bids listed show Standard American and Hawaiian Dredging Company each seeking portions of the entrance channel and north harbor work, with a possible combined bid. The bids were reported by city officials and were to be considered further.
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Watlerin Swediye
Standard American
North Harbor
Standard
Melia
Bolione
Ali Dearind
Mawall
Pryor Dead Shocks Local Community In London
In London on an unspecified date Melton Pryor is reported dead. The notice mentions Prem Gable Canoulated and references Pryor’s death, with details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Canoulated
Prem Gable
London
Dinner to the Generals
Friday evening Chief Justice Hurt well of the Supreme Court will give a dinner in honor of Generals Bite and Aleshire. Guests include Colonel Behaylor, Major and Ara Winslow, Governor and Mrs. Hrear, Mae Katterik Goodale and Miss Again Wat er Mise Cleghorn.
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Hurtwell
Supreme Court
Bone
Bite
Aleshire
Iuinnor
Behaylor
Ara. Winslow
Hrear
Mae Katterik Goodale
Water Mise Cleghorn
Rain disrupts political meetings and campaign events
Rain will halt or postpone tonight's district Republican and Democratic gatherings across Kalihi Waipahu and Kalihi stations. Campaign stops at Kaliht camp and Kaluniu may be delayed while Democratic meetings are called off unless rain stops. Princeton reports a local football result and notes difficulties in reporting due to weather and travel disruptions.
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Kaliht
Kalniukii
Waipahu
Kalihi Pamping Station
Portugal Faces Trouble From Troops
A garbled dispatch from Portugal reports military unrest as troops demand recognition and changes to pensions. Officials fear royalist factions may pressure the government while revolts threaten stability and prompt possible promotions or reliefs.
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Partigal
Jalenhal Eerie
New York Strike to Be Arbitrated by Parties
New York November 16 strike by express drivers is to be arbitrated with representatives of the company and the workers union. The move aims to settle wage and job terms through a formal mediation process as talks continue.
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New York
Associated
Sugar Ban Sparks Debate in Franuico Court
A garbledNov text fragment hints at a sugar ban news item in Franui co. The unreadable lines reference quotes and a court or official action. Not enough readable facts to specify date or entities beyond possible location.
Investigation 15 Still On In Mongtotia Case
Reported updates show ongoing investigation with United States Attorney probing possible charges. No arrests reported as hearings for related cases were postponed and custody details remain unclear amid careful examination by authorities.
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Mongtotia
Panuketor
Optim
Mart
Korreira
Offier
Ben
Noyes
Bowers
Bertelen
Wall
Porvelra
Clark Before Jury in Alleged Embezzlement Case
Fragmentary report from a Territorial court session describes Henry Clark facing jury scrutiny over alleged embezzlement. Jude Conner reported on Clark’s appearance and potential sentencing details amid ongoing proceedings in the district court.
Death Comes To A S Cleghorn funeral details released
Announcement by Governor Frear confirmed the funeral of Lieutenant Governor A S Cleghorn.Services will be at the Abigealian Cathedral Sunday afternoon with military honors and a procession to the city, as officials and citizens prepare for the solemn event amid public mourning and a formal state observance.
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Frear
Abgilean
Sfelock
Cnmmton
Kawillamy
Smith
Cal
Freur
Sugar prices and future demand spark debate
A Dan Francisco capitalist argues sugar should stay close to ten or four cents soon, linking price to supply and demand. He warns of distant effects from current industrial trends and calls for careful policy, noting dependence on European markets and potential long term consequences for the industry.
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Dan Francisco
Immigration must go on in Hawaii campaign
Edward Peilit, a San Francisco captain, denounces Democrats for opposing immigration. He argues stopping immigration would cripple Hawaii’s sugar industry and work force, halt development, and risk losing the territory to fortifications. He says immigration limits would ruin Hawaii and the nation, urging readers to see the issue as national, not local.
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Honolulu
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