House Approves All Amendments but Land Clause
The house advances amendments to the Organic Act amid delays over interpretation and a missing governor. A resolution opposing federal protection for the territory sparks debate on local self government and translation needs. The session resumes with committee actions on remuneration for legislators and appropriations, as the read continues on page seven.
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HOUSE
Kyair
Cantro
Cohen
Congress
Locaselt
Kama
Translacion
Sheldon
Kauai
Meine
Thelie
Mining Committee
Correa
Howe
Hawaii Legislature Declares Against All Prohibition
A Hawaiian territorial resolution introduced by Representative Cohen Jewle condemns national prohibition efforts. The document notes opposition by lawmakers and urges action to maintain state authority over liquor laws, referencing federal discussions and ongoing legislative debate.
Governor Frear Before House Again
Governor Frear appeared again before the House this afternoon to explain the proposed amendments to the Organic Act and defend the administration’s stance on the pending legislation.
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Frear
Bill to shift one third of revenue to public schools
A bill introduced by Bento Coetho proposes that one third of the revenue be devoted to public school maintenance. The measure seeks first reading and was referred to the Printing Committee.
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Bento Coetho
Taft Delivers Speech in Birmingham Arrives for Macon Stop
President Taft arrived in Birmingham at a late hour and spoke this evening. He plans to head to Macon tomorrow for further engagements.
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Birmingham
Taft
Macon
Democrats Win Most Indianapolis Municipal Posts
Election returns from Indianapolis show Democrats victors in the majority of city races. The report notes Democrats carried multiple city offices across the municipal elections held in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Democrats
Cies
Meals We Serve The Best Meal In The City
A local eatery touts its meals as superior to rivals through better preparation and价格 pricing, claiming a clear distinction between their quality offerings and the indifferent fare found elsewhere.
Senate Debates Over Amendments Tie Up Hawaii Legislature
Senator Coelho dominates the morning session with speeches supporting several amendments to the Revised Laws of Hawaii. The body sent all five amendments to committees for conference while Senator Quinn warns of prolonged gridlock and potential delays, as Governor calls a session to consider a major proposition. The license bill gains traction with proposals to cap fees for certain hawaiian vendors, and committee assignments are announced with minor changes due to absences.
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Senate
Quinn
Coetho
Haa
Knudson
Waye
Coelho
Hawaii
Territory of
Linwall
Smith
Fairebilit
Kuwid
Benator
Pairehild
First Call To Stockholders In Bank Joining Deal
A special meeting for stockholders of the First National Bank is set for Monday afternoon December 6 at 2 o clock in the bank offices. The meeting aims to act on directors proposed amalgamation and to raise the bank’s capital to include Hawati holdings, with an increase in directors to reflect new elements. Opposition to the proposed amalgamation is noted.
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Firat National Bank
I H Bank of
Hawati
Firat
National Bank
Ito
Bank of Howalt
McCarthy Wins Frisco Mayoral Race Amid Labor Surge
Final returns confirm Heney’s defeat for district attorney and McCarthy, the labor candidate, elected mayor. Board of Supervisors tilts labor, promising a freer city within bounds, signaling an agenda akin to Mayor Taylor’s administration.
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Taylor
Commence Barracks March 1 Announcement
Garbled notice notes March 1 start for barracks and Marines involvement. Text mentions construction work progressing, funds obtained, and forty to sixty more personnel available. Commercial Club members referenced. continuation on page 4.
Peary Receives National Geographic Gold Medal
Washington November 3 The National Geographic Society voted a gold medal to explorer Peary confirming his status as the discoverer of the North Pole.
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Wann
Ashington
Explorer Peary
National Geographic Society
Peary
North Pole
Reform fusion wins New York mayoral race
Fusion forces defeated Tammany across most ticket lines in New York City on November 3. Judge Gaynor won the mayoralty by a large margin, while Tammany suffered decisive losses in other races, signaling reform control of a vast budget and patronage at City Hall.
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New York
Tammany
Gaynor
Tammat
Tammeey
Heney Talks on Defeat in San Francisco Election
Nov. 3 in San Francisco Heney defeated candidate for district attorney Rudolph C. … Heney declares his loss due to money from Spreckels, says voters saw him as a Spreckels agent, and vows to continue civic reform with Fickert who won the race.
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San Francisco
J. Heney
Rudolph
Bomb thrown by mob guards Jackson voting booths
In Jackson Kentucky on November 3 militia guarded polling places during the election. A fusil fired over the crowd warned bystanders as a bomb was thrown by a mob member. No one was killed amid the melee, a remarkable outcome from the incident.
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Balinus
Jackson
Resto
Pennsy Safe Pesca Bulletin Cable
Reform forces lost in this city while Republicans of the state secured a handsome majority. Republican majority estimated at 150000.
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Pesca Bulletin Cable
Kentucky Legislature Fights Bitterly Over Party Control
Louisville reports the Kentucky Legislature faced a hard and bitter battle as Democrats and Republicans contended over control. The article notes intense lobbying and public tension as the session opened.
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Louisville
Republicans Sweep Taft City in Cincinnati Victory
Taft era city returns a sweeping Republican victory with all candidates carried by large majorities in Cincinnati Ohio on November 3. election results show strong party support and decisive wins across the ticket.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Negroes Not Out Plan Drives Election Debate
Baltimore November 3 The Democratic proposal to disfranchise the Negro of the state was a leading issue of the election yesterday. Returns from all sections show conclusively that the plan defeated to
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Baltimore
McCredie Wins Congress Seat in Tocoma Race
McCredie, Republican candidate from Tocoma, Washington, won yesterday's congressional election. The result confirms party alignment in the district and sets up a new representation for the area.
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Tocoma
Wash
McCredie
Congress
Waialua Extra 18 Finally Acted Upon
Local page item reports activity around Waialua Extra 18 with references to payments, stock, and dividends. It notes a plan to distribute profits and mentions a schedule for next events and continued market activity. The report seems to be continued on Page 6 with broad references to local commerce and community notices.
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Waialua
Newerler
Letockhiniliiens
Walaa
Aloe
Ile
Walelia
Sugar Market Quotes and Currency Adjustments
Sugar prices in San Francisco show 96 degree centrifugals at 4.30 war cents or 86 dollars per ton with prior quotation 4.36 cents. Paris ty reports 4.43 cents versus 93-44 in previous quotation with 4.43 cents and 4.36 cents noted.
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San Francisco
Paris Ty
Puzzling Mixup In Road Contract Resolved by County Officials
A disputed Kaluanui beach road contract led to a mixup resolved with Deputy County Attorney Milverton and the Kalauokalan County cooperation. Pleanco and Woods won the bid for 611,085 with Allen Robinson bondmen. The contract row involved misuse and power plays, prompting Clerk and Auditor review and a suggestion to let Meumely uth arrange payments while others settle internal disputes.
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Kaluanui Beach
Milverton
Kalauokalan
Wicknell
Pleanco
Woods
Allen
Robinson
Pleano
Lors
Jon Knell
N. Weod
Rievou
Jorney
Teromnioy
Wook
Meumely
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Reform Forge Won
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Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd
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