Armory Site Negotiations Collapse Over Wharf Property
The Federal government discusses exchanging land for an armory site, but disagreements among War Navy and Commerce departments over Channel wharf and depot locations delay final approval. Officials from Washington weigh the need for a modern National Guard armory against the Channel wharf transfer and depot division. The outcome hinges on War Department input and proposed territorial armory plans.
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Atul Toreforind
United States
Quare Fermanier
Wince
Channel
Departments of War, Navy and Commerce
Channel Wharf
Pxchan
Alte
Territorial
Hilen
War Department
Hives
Ulvintoha
Fevfetal
Apna Tenaoaa
Terminelal
Home Rule Factions Discuss Abandoning Decade-Old Party
A Hawaiian political story reports Home Rule rulers weighing leaving the party that has existed for a decade. Key figures like Notley and Kantho discuss future alignment as Home Rule trends shift, with expectations of election outcomes and possible party dissolution.
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Alec
Cnpsti
Shrek
Chorley Notley
Haywall
Notley
Hawall
Antoe
Kantho
Kohita
Homtalatey
Wii
Becamse
Tim
Legislatire
Kanth
Yester
Mystery Mission One Delivers Confusing Clues
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a mystery mission involving a revenue cutter, poetic references, and unclear names. The readable portion mentions Thetis and various garbled phrases, with a note of continuation on Page 2.
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Hawlare
Twelve Will Sit In Senate
Contorted OCR shows a headline about the Senate with party representation and an election outcome. The fragment mentions Republicans and Democrats and hints at a by election or holdover, with continuation noted on Page 4.
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Senate
Alwen Mendes
Renate
Lane Harmony Defeated but Public Regard for Republicans Mentioned
The text praises Republican successes and efforts in electing party leaders, stressing unity and continuity. It expresses regret at a mayoral defeat and calls for keeping party interests aligned with national welfare while aiming to win key offices not currently held by Republicans.
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Dot
Latan
Wynne Prieve Granted Before Execution Morning
Wynne is reprieved for thirty days following his murder conviction of a shipboard diplomat. He was shown to have been heavily drinking before the crime. Federal officials favor commuting his sentence, with hopes he may avoid the death penalty.
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John Wynne
Wynne
Uuvee
Ite
Fife
Dhipmiate Ap
Oll Stiy Koewerme
Ht Wan
New Year Horse Race At Hilo With Copit And St Avon
Jerry Hyoderick and the mare Copit travel to Hilo for a New Year’s Day race offering a $500 purse. Capit faces St Avon and others. Capit previously beat St Avon on July 4 but was ill, with hopes Capit is in peak form for the upcoming event.
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Jerry Hyoderick
Copit
Hilo
St Avon
D'ajdrid Fetta Ipal
Capit
Bt Avon
Ste M
Jerry Saya Mat
St Ayea
Champ Clark Likely Speaker as Democrats Gain Ground
Washington reports Champ Clark emerges as probable Speaker choice for the next House as Democratic gains widen. Clark leads the race amid a surge in Democratic wins while Speaker Cannon faces a weakened position.
Lords Veto Power Questioned Amid Government Strain
London reports a straitened political climate as discussions unfold about the House of Lords veto power. Parliament confronts potential shifts in authority, sparking debate on constitutional balance and executive limits.
Politician Boss Down After Stinging Loss in Island Vote
Reports from Oahu and other islands indicate political leaders publicly condemn the incumbent boss after a heavy defeat. Sources say figures across the Territory discuss post election plans while urging party officials to rally behind Joe Valent and Democratic supporters amid a clear demand for change.
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Dwleante
Wien
Joe Valent
Taft to Inspect Canal Work in Panama Visit
President Taft will inspect the Panama Canal project. he will be accompanied by Secretary of War and other officials. The trip marks a key phase in advancing the Isthmian route with coverage by newspaper men.
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Marton Charemston
Taft
Panama
Bankers Cut Up Chinese Loan Amid Financial Turbulence
A turbulent financial update from San Francisco notes bankers cutting portions of a Chinese loan amid global market rumors. Separate items list arrivals and shipments with mixed rail and harbor activity including ships Alawkan and Salina Cron Lelih-Solind, plus a widow Mary J. Horkes referenced among maritime notices.
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Thuesday
San Francisco
Alawkan
Salina
Americans Not Safe In Mexico
Mexico City reports claim Americans face danger as protests grow against U S actions. Ambassador Wilken weighs in with diplomat and consular officials noting tensions rise over economic boycotts and local authorities failing to protect American residents and interests.
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Mexico
Will of Governor Cleghorn bequeaths Hawaiian assets to public institutions
The late Architact Cleghorn’s estate valued around 775000 dollars passes to the Territory of Hawaii for public and charitable bequests. Proceeds fund the museum, with real property and personal effects distributed to relatives, friends, and designated institutions, including sums to Mary Jaeger and George Laven, among others.
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Ainahau
Cleghorn
Hawaii
Ain
Atzartian Aire
Hronolvin
Cloghen
Kalakwan
Tnelin
Pyaoch
Hickrog Meeloyd
Mex
Robertson
Hillihters
Thomas Cheerhorn
W. Roberteon
Bort Strenty
Naadin
Wolhikt
Walitha
Wolkikt
M. Miliearrats
Mia
Wale
Pauoa Valley
Waikiki
Jumee Nova
Rone
Ming
George Laven
Percy Cleghorn
Arthwe
Frank Cleghorn
Ward Captures Largest Fish Tale On Midway Wharf
A dubious report describes a dramatic encounter near a commercial pier where a vessel laden with cargo like the Delagoa Way faced a jolting collision. Investigators recovered five boats and noted the event involved a violent whale and a crewman. full details remain unclear.
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Scheinor
Watt
al Nembon
Countrie
Delagoa Way
Sixty Five Lives Lost In Aboard Whale Voyage
A fragmentary report describes a whale voyage disaster with heavy weather and a lengthy repair, noting the ship’s crew and observers from Mid and Laurence Ward. The piece mentions Dr Woot and Theterr Carol among arrivals, and that Plaurence Ward plans mid July retirement for Christian.
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Sonia
Fisurence Ward
Christian
Lost Fragments From Tax Office Rereport Surface
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a tax office matter with unclear names and dates. Readable items mention a lost note or misprint affecting official notices and potential public records cleanup. Further details are not readable in the surviving lines.
Republicans Control Montana Legislature
Report from Anenciated Perse Cable in Mant on November 10 notes Republicans appear to hold control of the Montana legislature based on early returns and district races. No further details on margins or specific seats are provided in the readable text.
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Aeurna
Mant
Democrats Win Idaho Election A Sweep Likely
Amid a chaotic OCR fragment the report suggests Democrats appear set to win in Idaho, hinting at nationwide shifts. Names and exact figures are unreadable, but the piece conveys a strong gains narrative and a Tuesday election context.
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Thetis
Ublicans
Lane
Harmony
John C. Lane
St. Avon
Champ Clark
Washington D.C
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Congress
Cannon
Lindrgent
OVEN
Republican
Democrata Wit Sach
Caididates
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London
House of Loris
Voters of
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Islands
Hin
Alabama
Joan
Francisco
Alshawma
Hoh
Honolulu
Stee
Mary J. Horkes
Marken Horgen
Mexico City
Mes
Janet
Niger
Dawn Ollelstom
Nika
Henry J Ham
Ambumedor Wilken
Consular and Diplomatie of
Mary O'Donnell
Han
Schogner Flaurence
Ward
Montana
Idaho
Qaniatlauod
Hetarne
Hanne
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