Col Ebert Seeks Real Clean Up at Pearl Harbor
Col Ebert and medical officers warn Honolulu residents that an effective anti mosquito campaign is essential for a true city. They stress that troop safety and potential yellow fever risks hinge on decisive action this morning and note broader public health stakes beyond military concerns.
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Col. Ebert
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Tihit Fe
Bert
Wester Dikal
Coniel Bhert
Uetran
Yesternay
Wien
Weinland Funds Hoped for California Support
The article discusses hopes that Weinland will arrive with funds and aid from California officials. It notes tensions with Howell over timing and notes an inspector’s visit and the possible appointment of a superintendent of the place home mission. Mentions Brewer and Co and Alexander & Baldwin in shipping and trade context. Page reference indicates continued coverage.
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California
New Aim
Wethland
He Bhate
Agit Mt
Weinland
Howell
Califoreta
As de My
Gree Brewer
LEN
Mrewor & Con Ld
Leale
Tor
Agar Agente
Jarkoat
Bids Mixed No Decision On Pearl Harbor Buildings
Washington reports mixed bids for a Pearl Harbor naval station storage and administration complex. All bids exceeded $148,000 appropriation. Lord Young Engineering Honolulu was sole bidder on storage but not yet awarded. Cominatevet San Francisco offered to complete both buildings for 142,000 using reinforced concrete, while Seattle and other bidders also submitted proposals. final decision postponed pending mail reports.
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Washington, D.C
Naval Station
Pearl Harbor
Lord Young Engineering Company of
Honolulu
Concannan Company of
San Francisco
Albert
Father Rougier Plans Copra Industry Return Here
The article reports Father Rougier's return with plans to establish a copra industry in the area. It references associates, local figures, and potential economic benefits, including wage and production projections as a path to revitalizing the region's agricultural and industrial activity.
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Father Rougier
Newsboys Christmas Selling Contest Count
Contest results list participants and standings with names such as Torey Kannoo and Heorwe Bawhnelt. The garbled copy indicates daily sales and a tally near 16 items, with a standing table and references to prices or orders.
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Newsboys
Torey Kannoo
US Regiment to Manila for international duty amid China unrest
Washington November 15 The plan to send a regiment of U S soldiers from Manila to Toil Wing Tao for international duty aims to keep channels open between Peking and the sea. In China Yuan Shikai’s premiership is confirmed while the royal family may retire. Reports from San Francisco detail rebel advances toward Nanking and a Canton army request to attack Peking.
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Caton
Washington, BD
U. S
Manila
Toin Wing Tao
Peking
Ching
Yuan Jh Kai
Eanedal Man
Ba Cah
Frangisco
Cal
Generalis Yuen Hung
Provisional Republic
Canton Army
No Tariff Fears for Hutchinson Investors in Hawaii
A San Francisco broker announces tobacco-like price changes for Hutchinson plantation shares moving from ten to twenty cents a share with new rates to take effect January 1, 1912. Investors, including prominent Hawaii sugar figures, remain confident in the company’s dividend coverage and market position despite tariff discussions. The piece notes speculation about Congress and tariff revisions, with few concrete changes expected.
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San Francisco
T Wan
Nega
Wumar Securitien
Hawaii
Marines Already Sent From Cavite to China
Reported movement shows two battalions shipped from Cavite to China aboard the transport Thomas. Marines were placed on deck near Manila awaiting orders, with the Fifteenth Infantry hoping the arrival of Vieleine aboard the Thomas signals readiness to respond if trouble brews in China.
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Cavite
China
Chia
Hhiy Bolle
Treatm Krone
Philippines
Lampeon
Fifteenth Infantry
Vieleine
Thoma
Chita
Hirth
Nagasaki
Murthy
Manila
United States
Ghiwany
Beattie Death Okayed as Governor Won’t Intervene
Richmond November 15. The governor refused to stay the execution of Henry Clay Beattie, the young husband who murdered his wife. Officials report Beattie’s nerve has broken and the death sentence proceeds as scheduled.
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Richmond
Vax
Henry Clay Beattie
TACKLES TRUST PROBLEM CXuecial Hoa he bh tale
A Washington report notes a committee convened to address a trust related issue. Details are unclear due to gaps in the OCR text but indicate ongoing discussions on a financial matter involving officials.
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Washington, D. CG
Bagan Iti
Banana Cutting at Waikiki Observed in Prayer Scene
A Waikiki banana cutting ceremony ended with a standing prayer led by a woman, as health inspectors prepared to cut down 101 bananas. The event, witnessed by soldiers, officials, and onlookers, stirred strong emotion and raised concerns about government action.
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Waikiki
Bowl
Enormous Leakage in Local Irrigation Ditches
Water Chief Martin reports large leakage in local irrigation ditches across the Territory. He cites a 43 percent loss over thirteen miles, estimating 60 percent drop by the time water reaches cane fields. At 124 million gallons daily, the value is about $44,000 yearly. saving this could prompt ditch rehabilitation. Details include the 13 mile ditch and potential remedies discussed with the superintendent, name withheld.
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Martin
Senator Slaps at Dr Wiley in Owen Speech
In Kanbar City Raw November 1 a speech by Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma attacked Dr Wiley and Riralhy plans for money.
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DR. Wiley
Kanbar City
Raw
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Wiley
Ri Ral
Drilled Shed Lot Needs Space Amid Wartime Shortage
Disjointed wartime era note calls for a drill shed lot, stressing urgent need and security of armory storage. Mentions Major Heirs and Nell Murray, hints at territorial defense and resource allocation amid ongoing conflicts.
First Detailed Report On U S Elections
The article notes a tentative election coverage in New York with brief mentions of the MPD and ongoing voting events. Details are fragmented and continued on page 4, indicating a developing national focus on early returns and candidate activity.
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U.S
Malle
New York
Tobacco war in Prospect
New York Nov The independent tobacconists have filed petition as intervenors against the proposed plan of dissolution of the American Tobacco Company. An appeal from the Supreme Court desman approving the plan of dissolution in part.
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New York
N.Y
Ameriican Tobi Company
Supreme Ceurt Desman Ap
Tain
Canadian Express Wreck Near Ladysmith Injures Several
A Canadian express train wreck occurred near Ladysmith British Columbia with several passengers injured. Details are sparse but emergency crews attended the scene.
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C. P. Express
Ladysmith
B.C
Canadian Express
Strike in Torreon Threatens Food Supply
Disorder spreads in Torreon Mexico with a gens wear strike declared as farming is threatened. Soldiers are coming to preserve order and stability amid unrest.
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Torreon
Mex
Gunfighters on Hawaii battle ends in regional clash
Fragmentary report notes a gunfight event in Hawaii with unclear details. Names, places, and dates are illegible, but local authorities investigated a shooting incident affecting multiple individuals. No confirmed arrests or outcomes are provided.
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Quebec
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Nanking
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