McCandless and Action on Yellow Fever Quarantine
A Honolulu dispatch reports MCCANDLESS AND Something Coming, dated September 29 1911, detailing Secretary W A Bryan of the Civic Federation acknowledging receipt and urging strict quarantine rules for Hawaii. Brigadier General Macomb confirms efforts to secure enforcement, with cable updates from General Wyman and Dr Carl Reantie. The aim is to adjust quarantine measures amid yellow fever concerns and possible official dispatches through Governor Brent.
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W. A. Bryan
Civic Federation
Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii
M. M. Macomb
Hawaii
Wyman
Carl Reantie
Chieteiant Fary
Victor
Brent
Chamber of Commerce
Mexican
Cheretare
Wilson Prepare for Legal Fight Over Award Bid
A conflict erupts as Wilson and backers threaten court action after Lord-Young Engine company secured the contract. McCandless predicts a political maneuver while attorney general weighs the bid legality and potential injunctions.
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Lord-Young
Wilson
Willan
Witon
Harbor Commission to discuss preference rights today
Harbor commission meets this afternoon with representatives of various companies to discuss preference rights. Bids are expected to be opened for the construction of the wheel on the Richards street wharf, with several tenders received and keen contractor competition anticipated.
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Harbor Commission
Richards Street
Cult
Tractorn
Chief Forbes Not In Opium Deal
J Forbes chief engineer of the Wilhelmina denies involvement in a reported opium find aboard the vessel. He explains the substance was hidden in a donkey boiler area and questions unauthorized entry by a crew member or outsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
J. Forbes
Wilhelmina
Bulletin
Fronton Dental
Etary
Opti
American schooner Murte reaches Garden Gate by cables
A schooner named Murte made a long voyage to Bay Francisco then Hilo and arrived at the Garden Gate yesterday, according to cables received by the Merchants' Exchange.
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Murte
Bay Francisco
Tran Hilo
Garden Gate
Exohang
Army Officers Astonished at End of the Rutherford Case
Hawaii army circles react to President Taft commuting the sentence of Robert G. Rutherford of the Twenty fourth Infantry. Rutherford was found guilty of petty peculations and misappropriation. the War Department commuted his sentence to a nominal punishment, sparking debate over cleansing the service of unworthy officers. Locals question how to purge officers who are seemingly reborn after punishment.
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Rutherford
Hawaii
Kiestenteonans
Robert G. Rutherford
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Servis
Wooms
Pine Frites Noy
Unitis
Mons
War Department
Taft
Blind Pigs in Kakaako Cited as Few in District
A Honolulu official notes there are only about three blind pigs in Kakaako and criticizes reporting on the area. He urges orderly management, citing past labor and law enforcement efforts, and defending residents from excessive drinking nearby.
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Kakaako
Ridne
Honolulu
The
Hells
Atrica
Resignation Ties Public Works Post and Honolulu Contracts
AWK Woodward and city officials move toward resignation effective October. James Ho Boyd, now with VAN at Pearl Harbor, offered the position of Superintendent of Public Works. Marston Campbell to solicit tenders for paving and plumbing work on Queen Street. September inspections totaled amounts. Feon receipts and costs for erecting a new garage for city cars cited among Honolulu County records.
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Woodward
Ang County Goernnment
Ag Fares
James Ho Boyd
van Fighany
Pearl Harbor
Marston Campbell
Honoluhi
Huila
Puente
Te Board of Supervisors
Feon
Italian Warships Bombard Tripoli. Italians Prepare to Land
Italian warships bombarded Tripoli for hours yesterday and again today. The lighthouse was destroyed and shore batteries silenced by Italian guns. Turkish officers signaled surrender with white flags as bombardment ceased. Fires raged and Turkish gunners suffered heavy losses. The city is virtually deserted.
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Rome
Italy
Tripoli
Italians Reported Sinking British-Flag Coastguard Boat
London Oct 4 reports indicate Italian warships sunk a coastguard boat flying a British flag. The vessel was said to be intended for the Turkish navy, with the event reflecting ongoing Mediterranean hostilities.
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London
Eng
Strikes and dynamite strike at McComb Miss
At Los En Cante McComb Mississippi October 4 a dynamiting incident struck a car on a strike line. One person was killed and two wounded as troops patrolled the area. Strikebreakers were moved to New Orleans under guard by train.
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Tapeciat
Los En Cante
Mccomb
Miss
New Orleans
Navy issues fleet assembly orders for Atlantic and civic fleets
The Navy Department announced on October 4 that fleets will assemble for inspection on October 31. The Atlantic fleet will meet in New York and the civic fleet in Los Angeles. There will be no European cruise for the Atlantic fleet this year.
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Lee
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
New York
Los Angeles
Taft Attends Wild West Show in Wyoming
President Taft visits a wild west show in Cheyenne Wyoming on October 4 and participates in the event amid ceremonial highlights and local attention.
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Taft
Supresal Hutte Tin Cable Gheyenne
Wyo
New York National League Clinches Pennant 2–0
The New York Nationals clinched the league pennant by shutting out Brooklyn 2 to 0. New York and Philadelphia Athletic will meet for the world championship at season's end.
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Prete Cutler
New York
N.Y
New York National League
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Athleticn
Seattle Chamber of Commerce plans Honolulu steamship excursion
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce announced a forthcoming round trip on the Matson Navigation Company steamship Honolulu. Departure from Seattle is set for October 21 with arrival in Honolulu around November 1. The party will stay seven days and return to Seattle, subject to carrier and regulatory approvals.
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Beattie Chamber of Commerce
Castle & Cool
Matson Navigation Company
Puget Sound
Seattie Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
Great Northwest
William Matson
Steamably Company
Nfect
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Honolulu
Jyrement
Conmerce
Tentative PLC
Seth
Hong
Ann
Tomnoree
Matton
Win
Controversy Over Ban on Banana Exports and Inspection Plan
A fragmentary report discusses embargo fears on banana and pineapple shipments, inspection duties, and plans to appoint a chief inspector to regulate export quality. It cautions about parasite concerns and logistical costs, noting uncertainty over sending inspectors abroad and the economic impact on trade.
Blind Pig Trial Headlines a Courtroom Confusion
Fragmented OCR report describes a case in which the defendant, represented by a former Pennsylvania attorney, faces lengthy testimony and unclear proceedings. Names, dates, and charges blur amid stray details about Kilva Mikl and a police liquor inspector as the court pursues a verdict.
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Anitrecie
Witnensen
Mumber
Courtenon
Monsarrat
Korner
Cevidenne
Lanatier
EAC
Jude Moncareat
Grylig
George Xpenver
Alti
Ditter
Dodger Matinwisber
Portugues
Brett
Thiemer
Silva
Fronett Eineing
Mra
Spencer
Pont Kunichikul
Fennell
Kotlinkl
Governor Smiles Faces Charges Amid Turmoil
Ambiguous statements from Governor Smiles note charges brought by Governor Krewe this morning awaiting the Secretary of the Interior. The governor hints at sensitive information, mentioning Washington connections while asserting knowledge of the nature of the charges but withholding details.
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An & H
Deleunte Rubin
Ine
Doe
Sertouny
Dewaperian
Washington
Wharf Work Bids Opened For Richards Street Project
Bids opened for the Richards Street Wharf constriction at a noon harbor meeting. Low bidder listed as White House with a bid near 27,989 and balcony exclusion. Other bids include Henry K, Bortio wine, and Core Striction Company with varied amounts and balcony allowances. The general average of tenders was set, details noted.
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Richards Street
Henry K
Bortio
Wehont Halcany
Halo Tian Land-Young Engineering Comepany
Woma
Th. de Fries
Suiza
Temnerels Corestriction Company
Lew de
White House
Kennedy Protest at Harbor Committee Meeting in Honolulu
President Kennedy leads opposition at Harbor Committee meeting over preferences for wharf access. He argues the system favors visiting steamers over local homefront vessels and warns of policy drift affecting local wages and home port jobs. Community concerns and building permit counts discussed with mayoral involvement.
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da Kennedy
Stevmahiy Company
Ts Maaiiat
Honolulu
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Om Parks
Corte Hon
Clty
Everwlatt
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California
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Honotui
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