Troops Will Be Sent To Central America
Washington reports 400 marines will depart for Nicaragua, now under a dictator, with the transport ship HMS Mosquito on last repairs in drydock at Philadelphia. The War Department plans to rush ships to the Mosquito Coast and Port Limon area, avoiding a direct clash.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Central American Republic
Philadelphia
Bock New
Mik~ Ing Humerous
Whig
Mosquito Coast
Port Limon
War Department
Metragua
Forts to Fight Airships Bandy Hook New Jersey
For the first time in World War I era armament history airship defense maneuvers will be conducted Tuesday. Forts with immense gun emplacements at Forts Wild and nearby will target and attempt to destroy silk-encased balloons used to challenge coastal defenses. Three balloons tied near Coral and Roy piloted will test end defenses along the New Jersey and New York coast to prevent enemy landings.
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New Jersey
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Young Dole Elected Captain for Cardinal Rugby Team
Nov. of Leland Stanford Jr. University selects Young Dole to captain the Cardinal rugby squad. He hails from a noted RiversideAtherton family and is connected to District Judge Barford I. Dole of Hawatt, a university brother, as part of a storied Cardinal athletic legacy.
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Leland Stanford, Jr. University
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Local doctors elect officers for territorial medical society
Dr D G Walter to serve as president for the coming year at the Mawakin Territorial Medical Society annual session. W G Rogers named chair, Col ling treasurer, Sitelak elected to the executive council. Banquet followed papers read. College Club plan to bring tubercle expert discussed for next hearing in December. Attendees included Mott-Braith, Falda, Miramora, Judd, Jedemann, Moore, Wadhams, Mubily, Pratt, Ross Mawiitt, and many others from Honolulu and nearby areas.
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Mawakin ‘Territorial Medlest Society
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Hkwt Society
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Dr. Colling
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Miramora
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Jedemann Mouging
Wayson
Raymond
Cooper
Mijor Wadhams
Mubily
Pratt
Ross Mawiitt
Maul
Metin
Kya
Hillman
Colline Stretale
Wood
Untitled League Meeting On Health and Contagion
A verbose report describes a Workers League gathering discussing public health topics. Speakers cover civic matters, disease control, and the United States health workforce, with critiques of policy and calls for stronger action against plagues and fever.
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le Organication
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Leol
Hobdy
United States
Holdy
Strangee
Plan Outlined to Fight Tuberculosis In Detour
Dr. Hobdy presented a plan at the Puntehalle meeting, followed by Atev. J. W. Rath of the Palama ad sion, outlining a patan to combat tuberculosis in Utewe Detour.
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Hobdy
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J. W. Rath
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Particular People Pleased With New Photo Gallery Opening
The article praises a new photo gallery opened upstairs across from the Art Theater, highlighting Henry Photo Gallery's aim to please its most particular patrons. It notes the photographer’s pledge to deliver the best work for discerning customers and invites reviews of sample photographs.
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Hotel Avec
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Menry
Police fail to prove guilt in Edward Stork case
The article claims the police could not prove Edward Stork, an Advertiner employee, was the guilty man. It alleges Deputy and Sheriff questioned witnesses and asserts Apan tax misidentifications. The piece notes Mark, among four arrested for gambling at a pine, is not the person involved.
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Edward Stork
Ena
Ty Sherif Jarrett
Asalney
Andrade Fond
Ht Im
Apan
Mark
Bulletin Office Phone and Editorial Contact
A brief item lists the Bulletin business office phone as 258 and the editorial ram phone as 185, indicating contact details for staff or departments. The text preserves limited readable numbers and phrases from a historical page segment.
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Ualierms Ae Eae
Prices To Fit The Purse Delivers Holiday Gift Value
The store promotes a complete holiday line and easy buying. It states prices are arranged to suit every buyer and assure shoppers they will find suitable gifts for friends. The message emphasizes affordability and a wide selection to accommodate purse size.
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