Hizzoner to Take Three Month Vacation Amid City Turmoil
Bertram G. Rivenburgh, private secretary to Mayor Fern, will be away about three months on vacation. Bill McClellan, the Democrat on the board, will steer city affairs during his absence as Republicans hedge on a policy stance. Mrs. Rivenburgh will accompany him aboard the Wilhelmina, with the situation prompting early changes and anticipated freworka.
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Bertram G. Rivenburgh
Fern
Hulding Tar
Ig Golme
Republican Board of Supervisors
Bill McClellan
McClellan
Rivenburgh
Fernie
Potley
Wilhelmina
Fireproof Dormitory Planned for Oahu College
Preliminary plans by Emory and Webb for a new dormitory at Oahu College favor concrete construction. Trustees consider the design, aiming for early decision. The plan follows a disastrous fire that underscored the need for a more fire resistant build.
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Emory & Webb
Oahu College
Woodward Naps Job For Boyd In Honolulu City Payroll Shuffle
Albert K Woodward a Meat Inspector in Honolulu City County faced a sudden reprimand after Supervisor Eben Low observed him in a somnambulant state at the King Street meat market. Board of Supervisors Chairman Kruger ordered an inquiry and Woodward was temporarily erased from payrolls as the investigation began at month’s start.
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Albert K. Woodward
Ciy
Honolulu
Kingstroot
Eben Low
Ion of Woodward
Kruger
Board of Supervisorn
Xtepe
Woodward
Kimeeif
Commission 18 Probes Wilson’s Record in Bridge Work Controversy
Commission 18 investigates Wilson’s contract history and prior bids related to the outfall sewer and belt-road project. Andrew Adams of Kahihu and Hatton Hie, with Lane Rant Cus, prepare a report amid opposition to Wilson. The inquiry centers on government interference and whether earlier contracts were completed, with final bid considerations due tomorrow afternoon.
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Lord Young Company
Necanil
Didier
Illite Anhfori
Mately Fe Miley
Sevem
Wika
Elie Weil Huheroctor
Howe F Fender
Comiitertan
Honburn
Andrew Adame
Kahihu
Cat
Kaun
Trong
Wilson
Pitilie Werke
Abeleuirt
Fagpee
Wikson
Wien
Move For Harmony In Harbormaster Shake-Up
An attempt to harmonize the harbor administration follows a shake-up of the harbormaster office. Reports indicate discord over leadership changes and planned meetings among commissioners and trustees to address differences.
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Harbormaster
Bulletin Industrial For 1912 Now Under Way
The Pulieca prepares the Mawalian Industrial edition in the tradition of prior volumes. J J McSwannon leads the project to collect text and illustrations detailing sugar plantation housing and workers surroundings while outlining American capital in domestic industries. The edition aims to correct misconceptions about Hawaii being controlled by outsiders and will present plantation personnel to the public, with plans for a widely circulated, fact based yet readable volume.
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Tatands
J. J. McSwannon
Hawaii
Conger
McEwanson
Unclear trial and maritime report from Everett area
A morning court session convicted Joseph Vivelins of larceny as the judge delivered a verdict and the boy's mother cried in court. Separately a windjammer named X Windjammer is reported departing Everett with full shipment, while import costs are noted and a related port report from Washline is dated.
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Joseph Vivelins
Cooper
Rand
Minute A. Caine
X Windjammer
Everett
Hiner
Costsigne
Washlinetom
Ene
Turkish torpedo boats sunk and transport captured near Gumenzita
London report says two Turkish torpedo boats were sunk and one captured off Gumenzita. A Turkish transport carrying ten officers and 180 men has been captured.
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London
Eng
Gumenzita
Italian Squadron Believed To Win In Tripoli Fight
Taranto October 2 Conmiet reports rack here on the war developments in Tripoli It is believed the Italian squadron destroyed the force and scattered the Turkish fleet Ongra part is that the freighter Halelad had been sunk in collision and twenty people drowned
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Taranto
Italy
Conmiet
Tripoli
Ong Ra
Madero Elected Mexico's Head in General Elections
Mexico City Oct 2 Indications show Francisco Madero, revolutionary leader who ousted Diaz, named president almost unanimously in today’s general elections. The vice presidency remains unsettled as returns come in.
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Peste
Calibey
Mexico City
Mex
Francisco Madero
Diasrom
Admiral Schley Drops Dead in Washington
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, famed as commander of the American fleet at the battle of Santiago de Cuba, died of apoplexy. Born in Maryland on October 9, he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1490 and served in the Spanish American War, leading the Flying Squadron and the South Atlantic Squadron before retiring in 1901.
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N. Y
Winfield Scott Gehley
U. N
Sentings
Hebley
United States Naval
Maryland
U. S Naval Academy
Tak
Spain
Mosax
Santiago de Cub
Bryan toasts President Taft at luncheon in Lincoln
Associated press report from Lincoln notes President Taft was toasted by William Jennings Bryan at a formal luncheon. In criminal court, John Duart pleaded not guilty to assault and was remanded to custody at a $1,000 bond. A Green Stamp Store is listed on Beretania.
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Lincoln
Taft
William Jon Bryan
John Duart
Cooper
Wberit
Cooperation to Fight Fruit Fly
A California State Bureau of Agriculture officer reports ongoing work on the fruit fly issue. He notes cooperation with California is essential and outlines the need for funding and a national campaign. The plan includes continued investigations and potential actions by California authorities and other branches.
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Hawal
Medien
Califurnia T
Kintomotowiat HK
Cabrick
State Bureau of Agriculture
California
Gwenoe
Tour Planned for Surgeon Carter on Round the Islands
A Federal health expert arrives as Burgeo Carter conducts a ten day tour of Monotuln and nearby islands aboard the Mauna Toi. The party includes Dr Pratt and health officials. They will inspect sanitation, plantation systems, and proposed island sanitation plans.
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Carter
Burgeo Carter
Laurie
J. & Te Pratt
The
Beeratary Mottinith
Shepherd
Currie
Mie
Mawati
Pratt
Boreron
Kaual
Pratt Roper
Carter Ie
Wood May Use Barges to Solve Breakwater Issue
Charles Wood of the Breakwater Company of Philadelphia plans to deploy a fleet of barges from Mant to Hawaii to haul rock for a $490,000 breakwater contract. Local contractors expect quarry operations on Mant and a barge line to Hilo as a cost mitigation, potentially saving $50,000 to $110,000 on the job. Wood recently visited Mant to explore quarry sites and barge routes, with decisions dependent on further details and schedules.
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Charles
Wood
Ureakwater Company
Philadelphia
Mant
Hawaii
Hilo
Woad
Hix Company
Wand
Arraignment in Criminal Court Before Judge Cooper
Manuel Ramos was arraigned in the morning session before Judge Cooper and handed to the sheriff for plea on October 4 on charges of assault and battery. The Mawailun band performed its hundredth concert yesterday at Ka wolant Park.
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Criminal Court
Cooper
Manuel Ramos
Ciutody
Tome Ity
Mawailun Band
Kawolant Park
North Sea flood toll tops eight million dollars in ships wrecks
Austin Pennsylvania October reports a great North Sea storm driving four coastwise vessels ashore and sinking forty small crab boats. Many people drowned as eight million dollars is estimated for the loss amid scenes of wreckage near Steen.
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Cantey
Austin
Steen
Antwerp
Belysium
Bam
Second Party Plans Trip to Honolulu in City Campaign
Fragmentary text shows a local political faction promising a Honolulu visit as part of a broader campaign strategy. Names appear tied to city leadership and allied committees. The damaged excerpt references health policy and a projection of party activity led by several named individuals and officials.
Chicago strike at Kingling Central shops returns to order
In Chicago on October 2 a strike by workers at the Milling Central shops produced one notable riot but was otherwise orderly. Police reported no further incidents and the situation remained calm as strikers demonstrated without major disruption.
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Shigago, Hil
Mlingie Central
Iis
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Porto Niente
Hye Part
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Mexico
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Bryan
Nickel
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Carne
Alan Widerstoot
Carmen
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Hild
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Hanoi
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