Peace For All Says O'Brien in Honolulu Visit
American Ambassador to Japan, O'Brien, returns to Tokyo after talks in Honolulu. He meets Governor Frear’s officials, attends a reception aboard the Mongolia, discusses labor and immigration relations, and sees improved health from the trip. The voyage included a briefing on Pacific policy and a port dispatch from Vancouver.
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Ofte
Japan
Hackfeld
O'Hrion Fine
O'Bivien
Tokio
Smith
O'Brien
Mongolia
Chl McNeyde
Frear
Melryde
O'Arien
Shriners Delay Kilauea Trip Plan
A disrupted Shriners expedition to Kilauea is postponed due to travel and holiday constraints. Organizers hope for better odds next year to have Shriners visit Hawaii and participate in a crater venture.
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Shriners
Kilauea
Hawaii
Buddhist Prince Otani Arrives in Mongolia on World Tour
Sancho Otani, prince of the Buddhist Church, arrived in Mongolia to a rousing welcome. His party, including Rev. K. Yehiday, praised Buddhist work worldwide after touring Europe and the United States. In Hawaii the prince noted the strong local Buddhist efforts and spoke English and German.
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Africa
India
United Bites
Sancho Otani
M Poor
Japan
Mongolia
Foral Japmons
Honolulu
Europe
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Otani
Hewie
Rev
K. Yehiday Wuperatendent
San Pranelica
Maer
Haukfeld
Ron
Kakaako
Molliti
Patanos
Monoluli
Rangway
Pompano Hythe
Hawaii
Mimion
Fey
Tuasmura
Fragmentary dialogue sketch hints at misheard speech
A garbled OCR fragment presents disjointed phrases about talking, a worn look, and Spartan reference. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons emerge to form a coherent news item. The readable bits suggest incomplete dialogue rather than a reportable incident.
Morse sentence upheld by appeals court in banking case
NEW YORK, Oct. 11. Charles W. Morse, banker and ship trust organizer once named among New York's wealthiest, must serve a 15 year prison term. The Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court verdict for illegal banking practices. Morse, ruined in the 1907 panic, has since partly repaid millions and is nearly out of debt.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Steamship Trust
Circuit Court of Appeals
Morse
Taft Receives Warm Welcome in San Pedro
President Taft arrives in Los Angeles early in the morning to a tremendous crowd along the route to the city. Thousands travel from surrounding districts to witness the reception as Taft is greeted by the eager locals and a festive atmosphere throughout the forenoon.
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Los Angeles
Fresia Ely
Ana
Taft
Hurricane sweeps Gulf of Mexico causing damage
Havana reports a hurricane moving through the Gulf of Mexico with extensive damage. Officials describe strong winds and rising water as infrastructure and coastal areas face impact.
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Havana
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Pershing to Speak at Commercial Club Luncheon
General Pershing, famed for the Mara campaign in the Philippines, will address the Commercial Club at a luncheon in his honor. The event is planned for Wednesday noon with wireless communications confirming arrangements and transport details cited.
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Gonnet Pershing
Philippines
Thorn
Guewral Pershing
Marama Sighted Off Barber's Point After Two
The Marama from the Colonies was sighted off Barber's Point shortly after two o'clock.
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Barber’s Point
Ofelock
Bulletin Office and Editorial Room Contact Lines
The Bulletin lists office and editorial room phone numbers 256 and 185. Contact details guide readers to reach the Bulletin offices for advertising, subscriptions, and editorial inquiries.
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Bulletin Business
Bulletin Editorial
Grand Jury Charged By Woodruff
The article reports the opening of a federal grand jury session delayed due to juror absence. Judge Woodruff delivers the charge stressing duty, law enforcement, and fair handling of potential cases including Captain Tollefson. The piece outlines grand jury responsibilities and cautions against vexatious prosecutions.
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Jock Wak
Woodruff
United States
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Rafling
Tollefson
Molokai
Woodratt
Grand Jury
Indies
Supreme Court Rules Pay On Note With Exceptions Overruled
Territorial Supreme Court opinions uphold payment on promissory notes with two major reversals. In one case involving M F Scott and Kona Sugar Co, the jury instructions were found in error and a new trial ordered. The second decision centers on Willie Kane guardianship issues and related damages, with lower court ruling reversed.
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Suprome
Mb Hogham
M. F. Scott
Kons Development Company
L.t
Ff Mefiocker
Garninhowr
Junion Perry
Jake Robinson
Supreme Court
Beeing
Honest
We the Kona Sugar Company
Dillingham
Hy & 8
Holloway
Meio Te Mie Ameo
Weill
Japanese laborer injured in plantation bank dispute fallout
Friday altercation at Tanamonhi Bank on Waimanalo plantation left Japanese laborer Bhi fake hospitalized with severe injuries. Several Japanese suspects are in custody and to appear before Circuit Court tomorrow. Detective Lake reports evidence ready for presentation. clash stemmed from loan disputes and unpaid obligations. Local merchants advertise athletic underwear and new clothing at Yee Chan & Co on King and Bethel.
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Tanamoshi Bank
Waimanalo
Bhi
Andre de Bolt
Shiraka
Tanamonhi Bank
Yee Chan & Co
King and Bethel Street
Shimazu Arrives for Portola Festival in San Francisco
The Japanese cruiser Mazuma arrived in San Francisco bearing Prince Shimadzu, representative of the Japanese government to the Portola Festival. The prince was greeted with elaborate ceremony by Portola committee members and officers of the U S Army and Navy.
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San Francisco
Mazuma
Prince Shimadzu
United States Army
Vessels Caught North as River Freezes in Alaska
FAIRBANKS ALASKA Oct 11 The Tmana river is closed by early freezing and a number of vessels have been trapped. Unless a heavy thaw arrives they will be forced to winter in the north, delaying shipping and commerce.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Tmana
Severe quake hits Guayaquil with limited damage
Heavy earthquake struck Guayaquil Ecuador on October 11 causing no serious damage. Officials reported minor disturbances and brief power outages as residents felt the tremor across the city and surrounding areas. Seismologists will monitor aftershocks and assess infrastructure for safety.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
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