Deputy Sheriff Defies Health Orders Over Banana Trees
Amid a heated anti mosquito campaign on the Eastern Coast a deputy sheriff guards his home and defies orders to cut down banana trees within 150 feet. Governor’s orders clash with local officials as authorities seek funds and action.
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Hawaii
de Rupiet
Sar Pratt Isco
Congress
Cie
Chia Wax
Blue
Pewity
Charles H. Rose
Hin
Donald
Rowe
Hox
Bla House
Hind
Rose
Orfern
Currie
Lintally
Tver
Mindoro engineer Maage assumes new Philippine post
Engineer Maage, renowned chief engineer of McRevde Sumer Company at Bleets, takes charge as chief engineer for Mindoro company at San Jose Indore Philippines. The new unit, larger than Hawaii's, features a modern factory with crushing machinery and piping, poised to expand cane grinding operations under his experienced leadership.
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Maage
They
McRevde Sumer Company
Bleets
Koomnd
Min. Witt
Enue Wills
Philippines
Mindoro
San Jose
Indore
Hern
Helig
Te Henotte Tron Weeks
Hawaii
Watati
Monalite Iron Works
Pier Cat
Kroat
Bigamist's Wife Seeks Annulment in Court
Annie Keith Hebbsen files for annulment alleging her husband Hornerlage with Henry N Lonete has a second wife. She states she did not know of another wife and mentions a minor child born within the marriage. The complaint refers to the jurisdiction and court proceedings.
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Annie Keith Hebbsen
Hieoult
Hornerlage
Henry N
Lonete
Mureiagr She AE Not Knew Ahut Fe Has Anether Wife. Phere Tyelit
Phoney Davis Freed as Jury Finds No Liquor Charge
Jurors acquitted Phoney Davis after a hearing on selling liquor without a license. The trial involved multiple witnesses and described a Marine seeking whisky at Davis's place and a later bottle delivery. Several jurors from a prior acquittal on a similar charge were noted in the proceedings.
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Leon M. Straus
Nelson
Lago Ins
Spector
Fennell
Hohl
Davis
Hayson Hann
Turkinae
Lautterlay
Dr Currie and Blue Exchange Switch Officials
A prewar campaign shift sends Dr Currie to San Francisco to replace Dr Rupert Hilo while Dr Currie’s aide assumes duties here. The Hawaii Promotion Committee schedules a regular meeting at the Youngs Hotel at 8 o’clock. A quoted remark notes a man’s claim about chapel attendance.
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Donald
Carrie
Tosquito
Francisco
Rupert Hilo
Hawaii, Promotion Committee
Toon of the
Youns Hote Building
Dot O'Elock i
Woman Attacked. Head Wounded at River Street Home
A woman severely cut in the back head was taken to Queen's Hospital after an assault at a River Street home. The assailant, a man unnamed, remained at large as police and witnesses offered scant details. The incident followed a quarrel that led to the attack.
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Rubin
Queen's Hospital
Witche
Ahe
Abet
Lord Douglas Alive in Seattle Report Amid Abolition Move
In Seattle on November 9 a report states Lord Dougina, linked to Maurice Stewart's death in New York, remains alive. The action at the Couglaas of Indiana in Columbus promotes a movement against reservations and government suppression.
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Seattle
Wash
Lord Dougina
Maurice Stewart
New York
Couglaas
Indiana
Columbus
Peking Wheat King Under Fire Near Cotton Corner
Reports from Peking describe rising rebellion as rebels assault Nanking while imperial forces, led by officials tied to the Manchu dynasty, resist. Rumors tie the attack to James A Patten and Western interests amid a spread of revolutionary fervor. Estimates peg rebels at 25,000 against 6,000 imperial troops as the crisis deepens.
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Peking
China
Washington
D. C
James A. Patten
Chicago Wheat King
Ermine
Supreme Court
Vanianes
Nanking
Norway and Sweden Seek Reciprocity on Pulp and Paper
Washington Nov 9 Norway and Sweden have asked the same reciprocity treaty terms offered to Canada on wood pulp and printing paper.
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Washington, D. C
Norway
Sweden
Canada
Canton Throws Off Yoke of the Manchus
Hong Kong dispatch reports Canton declared independence as rebels took control peacefully. Fukien’s capital Fuzhou has fallen with little resistance, signaling a swift shift in regional power and colonial rule.
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Canton
Hong Kong
China
Fuh Chau
Fukien
Railroad rate rise expected in hearing at Washington
Special cable report from Washington on November 9 indicates a general rise in U S railroad rates is probable. The commission hearing foreshadows increases to compensate workers injured, signaling widespread future rate changes across carriers.
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Lietin
Washington
D. C
United States
Commission On the Act
Nobel Prize Awarded to Masterlingk in Literature
Nobel prizes announced in Stockholm with Masterlingk cited as Belgian dramatist poet and philosopher winner in literature. Swedish Academy confirms award amid historic ceremony. Nobel fund established by Alfred Nobel supports science art and literature.
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Prowse
Nobel
Alfred Bernard Nobel
Brookshal
Swedish Academy
Maurice Madtornvek
Taft Delivers Lincoln Memorial Dedication Speech
Taft spoke today at the dedication of the Lincoln memorial on the site of the log cabin birthplace of the martyred President. Senator Missouri also spoke at the ceremony held in Hodgeville Missouri.
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Esperia
Lette Cabrey
Hodgeville
Taft
Lincoln Memorial
Missouri
Favorable Supreme Court ruling boosts tobacco stock
The Supreme Court decision approving the dissolution plan of Ameri any has driven tobacco shares higher, signaling market optimism. Traders noted the favorable ruling as a positive catalyst for tobacco equities despite broader uncertainties.
New Chinese Minister Named by United States Probe
Washington Feb 26 reports say Alfred Baek is designated to replace Chu as minister to the United States. The appointment aims to ease tensions from the Chinese rebellion, with no public statement in native language and no immediate policy shift. Baek’s background includes Central High School and studies toward a university affiliation, reflecting efforts to stabilize Sino American relations during political upheaval.
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Washington
Doc
Alfred Bae
Orntfiin
Chu
Srator
Pengrens
Mate Tore
Palley
Changs
Bitting Fills Rawlins' Place In U S District Attorney Office
W. T. Rawlins removed yesterday due to health issues. C. Bitting Naw Pee appointed as acting district attorney with Attorney General Wickeratham later reversed by Robert W. Breckens. Breckens announced the morning statement confirming the reversal.
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C. Bitting Naw Pee
United States
W. T Rawling
HL Heatth
Robert W. Breckens
Wickeratham
Maul Man Slated for Joe Maul Man
Haat Morton deputy sheriff of Mies Kowao is said to be abated for a deputy position vacant in Minuh. Territorial Central Con committee had taken action. Marton, with backing of San Kellinol, stands as an excellent candidate.
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Haat Morton
Sherifr
Mies Kowao
Hoeuswenarenie
Dlican
Territorial Central
Yan
Marton
San Kellinol
Fragmented OCR News Item on Hartwell Return and Local People
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Judge Hartwell possibly returning in a Hawiti context and references to land acting agent and local streets. Other readable bits name E Hendrick and Corner Merchant, Alake Streets, suggesting a local notice or brief item about people and places in a historic district.
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Hendrick
Rime
Two Opium Men Arrested In Marshals Office Raid
Two opium men were arrested after officers raided a district office this morning. The suspects, identified as Chinen and Yeo, were taken into custody with pipes, containers, and paraphernalia found at the scene. Authorities say the seizure involved near a Bath street area and multiple properties in the district.
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United States
Taritf Not In Danger Clews Thee
Fragmentary text describes a tanker and related events with dates and names garbled. Mentions Paul, Fh com, and Wetton, plus references to ongoing safety, possible elections, and regional notes. Content is incomplete and difficult to parse for a clear event.
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Paul
Wetton
Philic
Gorey
Sven
Tari
Yokohama Arrival Report With Fever Notes
A terse dispatch describes a voyage reaching Yokohama and a medical report detailing fever symptoms in a crew member. Observations include speculation on yellow fever and a surgeon’s examination, with mention of shipboard events and a death or illness note amid unclear names and places.
Fragmented OCR note on Territorial fund allocations
A garbled excerpt discusses territorial funds and allocations, mentioning emergency cases and a commission. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption, but references to a secretary, a commission, and a chamber of commerce suggest a local governance or economic planning context with unresolved questions.
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Fundies
Eine Ammann
Mvatilatien
Tow Petrie
Chamber of Gommetee
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Rawlins
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Judge Hartwell
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Yokohama
Wan
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