Fishing Boat License Tax Case in Territory Signente Court
Japanese and Chinese fishermen faced a tax dispute under territorial law. The case, argued before Chief Justice Martwell, questioned taxation on faring for profit and the application of a 1908 act. The court weighed whether Orientals were taxed or exempt and considered influences from Japanese and Chinese boat operators amid broader immigration and protection issues.
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Loeb sweeps customs house in New York purge
New York November 19 Collect or Loeb reorganizes the port authorities by dismissing seventy three officers for delinquency or suspected improper conduct. The reform is described as the most radical change in the port’s history. Panama November 19 President Zelaya allegedly imprisons about a thousand people linked to rebel sympathy or support for Zelaya across Atlantic coast ports.
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Laffan Dies. Longtime New York Sun Editor
William M. Laffan, longtime head of the New York Sun management, died today in New York. Born in Dublin, he rose to prominence as an editor and key figure in the paper’s leadership, shaping its editorial direction for years.
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Christmas Innovation Featured This Year
A festive feature promotes a Hawaiian pineapple gift described as the best in the world. The offer includes all charges paid and applies to any Wells Vargo Express Office in the United States.
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Shriners Meet Sparks Special Session Tonight
A special meeting of the Shelters group is reported at F240 with Moe Morrison among those present. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a hearing and a court-related matter appears.
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Trustees Hold Long Meeting In Planters' Association
Trustees of the Planters' Association debated cane-rain questions and wage contracts in a lengthy session, with no final decision. Executives suggested extending the contract system. a reconvened session may be held tomorrow to resolve the dispute. Meanwhile a significant property sale in Morgen's auction room is anticipated with wide public interest as investors eye a Federal building and other prime parcels.
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Me Heyde agency change clarified in bulletin
Robertson clarifies that Me Heyde is not changing agency and Lewis has not canvassed for any position. Weems reports no design on public office while Davies Co and stockholders pursue alternative agents. Abbott Lawis and Wilder resignations discussed. details continue on page a.
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Wilhelmina Ready for Sea on Norwest Journey
Wilhelmina, the Matson Navigation liner, has left Newport News bound for the west coast, loaded with cargo and set to depart December 5 for San Francisco. The ship, built by Newport News Shipbuilding Company, features 6600 horsepower engines and is expected to complete the voyage in about forty to fifty days, rounding the Horn to arrive in California.
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Kuhio Delays Eastbound Trip Amid Hawaii Political Push
Delegate Ja Congrom plans departure to Washington on the Manchuria delayed to December. Party managers urge him to travel to Hawaii first to address political splits among voters, especially Hawaiians and Portuguese, before seeking reelection. He now intends to leave in December's latter part, likely aboard the Miann Kea next Tuesday or the following Friday.
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Chile Seeks Hague Arbitration in Aston Claim
SANTIAGO Nov 19 Chilean Secretary of State Knox urges a conclusion to the Aston damages dispute. Chile proposes submitting the case to The Hague for arbitration. Washington dispatch notes the Quandi affair calm but rising ministerial tension and indignation over recent events.
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New Volcano Erupts On Teneriffe Island
Madrid dispatch reports a fresh eruption on the island of Teneriffe with a volcano in active eruption. Other craters long dormant are threatening renewed activity and worry authorities.
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Panama President Zelaya Guarded in Unclear Report
Fragmentary clipping from Spreai Ballerin Cobley Panama Nev begins with Panama news about President Zelaya, described as guarded, uncertain wording suggests a missing or garbled report on his condition or security.
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China to Open Hunchun Town to Trade in January
Pekin reports the government announced Hunchun in Manchuria will be opened to trade on the first of January. The decision aims to boost commerce and integrate the border town into broader economic activity this coming year.
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Blockade of Grey Port by rebels reported effective
Dispatches from Managua dated November 19 say rebels maintain control of Grey Port blockade. Separate notes from San Francisco on November 19 reference scattered figures and an unclear travelogue item involving a Parlin based associate and a visitor, with odd phrasing reflecting likely OCR errors.
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Lisbon Storm Devastates City and Surrounding Areas
Lisbon November 19 reports a terrific hurricane sweeping the region. Widespread damage and loss of lives and property are feared as communication and relief efforts begin in earnest. Local authorities coordinate initial assessment with nearby towns.
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Taft Addresses Norfolk On Navy Strength
President Taft spoke in Norfolk detailing a strong naval posture and efficient military equipment. The address highlighted preparedness and national defense, stressing the need for modern ships and trained personnel.
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Spreakels Will Provides $5000 Monthly Allowance
A San Francisco court ordered a provision under the will of Olyax Spreckels granting Ablow Spreckels five thousand dollars per month. The ruling addresses the estate assets and ongoing support as directed by the will.
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Fitz to Fight Lang in Sydney clash set for December
In Sydney, articles signed for a December 27 bout between Bill Long, fresh off defeating Bill Squires, and Bob Fitzsimmons, the renowned Australian former world champion, with the match arranged amid early November activity. The cruiser Des Moines sailed to the Nicarmuwet area under orders to the scene, while other naval movements continued in the region.
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