Labor from Spain Hinted as Immigration Question
Reports from Manila and Washington show discussions on securing experienced labor from Spain for Hawaii sugar fields. Board members note Spain’s poor relations with the U S and possible passport hurdles, while Stackable’s inquiry seeks feasibility and may yield no result.
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Safe storage offer from Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company invites you to place valuables in their safe for worry free jewelry care, likening security to that of the Bank of England. The notice promotes trusted protection and emphasizes security for precious items.
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Grand Jury Geis Case of Gold Feet in Police Court
In a police court raid on a Maunakes Street house 68 Chinese detainees were arrested for gambling but none would sign a charging document. Prosecutor Andrade sought a continuance as Grand Jury members passed the buck on who would swear to a warrant. Defense attorneys argued postponement, with no charges yet filed, as the case stalled. The article notes a continuation on page 2 and a Washington note about Canada attending a joint convention on peacetime matters.
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We Take Care of Valuables Deposit Your Property
An advertisement urges depositing surplus jewelry table silver documents into a safe vault to keep them secure from fire and thieves. Access is promised for owners, with a nominal monthly fee of 0.00 dollars.
Undetermined Scores From Mixed College Games
Reported scores mention New Haven and Springfield amid scattered college results. Mentions of Chicago, Minnesota, Lafayette, and points to various teams and players appear in fragmented form with unclear outcomes and inconsistent names.
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Automobile Runaway Injures Eight at Philadelphia Races
A runaway automobile injures eight people at a Philadelphia racetrack today. Officials investigated the incident and spectators were cleared as medics treated the injured on site. Emergency crews attended the scene and transported several victims to nearby hospitals for additional care.
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Gompers Re-Elected Labor Leader in Minneapolis
Nov 24 reports Gompers has been re elected president of the American Federation of Labor. A separate item notes a poisoning case in Buffalo where cream putts sickened about 100 people. Mayor Schmitz heads home to San Francisco. Caruso plans an appeal against a police court decision on tumultuous conduct. An oil carrier sale to Matson Co is mentioned.
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Plans for Leprosarium Bid Omitted by Mainland Contractors
Local contractors allege unfair exclusion from government work on Molokai leprosarium. They claim Washington officials did not invite Hawaiian firms to bid on the project, while allies of the Government Architect say no mainland plans were sent. The issue prompts clarifications as officials reassess the bidding process amid ongoing frustration in Molokai.
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Jankea Files Answer To Brown's Petition For Recount
The answer denies Brown's petition for a recount and claims numerous ballots were illegally counted for Brown and illegally rejected for Jankea. It asks the court to recount all ballots cast, including those rejected, and to invalidate votes cast for Brown while counting all votes for Jankea. The respondent seeks relief as just and equitable.
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Life imprisonment in second degree in murder case
Judge De Holt granted a new trial motion in a Territory murder case. The defendant faced murder in the first degree but the court found no clear premeditation. The verdict then reduced to murder in the second degree with life imprisonment. Avon H. Crook moved for the new trial citing brutality and insufficient proof of premeditation.
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Sugar Weather Report From San Francisco
Sugar notes clocked in at 96 degrees in San Francisco on November 23 indicating a heat spike. Readings lack context and follow up details. Further data expected from meteorological service to confirm conditions and duration.
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Adler Indicted for Perjury in San Francisco
San Francisco reports Adler indicted for perjury with local details of the filing. Multiple garbled fragments reference dates in November and events in Rome and a reception for a king, with unclear names and places.
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