Cuba and Hawaii in 1906 Provisional Cuban Government
The Evening Bulletin fragment notes U S provisional Cuban governance after the Cuban intervention. It discusses occupation orders, the role of Governor and cabinet, and the aim to restore order while aligning Hawaii with broader mainland interests. It references President Roosevelt era policy and public confidence measures.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Bockus
The
Bulletin Publishing Company, Limited
Evening Bulletin
Mare
Hawaii
Hock Maier
Reform program debated as Home Rulers push votes
Local leaders discuss a reform plan tied to the Home Rulers and anti-sab machines. Debate focuses on how much form would come from county administration and the role of lawmen in upholding candidates.
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Tiwken
Uhemarive
Auch Ag
Tatrath
Cuban Annexation Fears Prompt Policy Doubts in Hawaii
Fragmented report discusses anxieties among Hawaii residents over a feared US move to seize Cuba and install a provisional government. It cites presidential actions and cabinet statements about temporary occupation and governance, warning of constitutional gaps if Congress fails to act and a caretaker regime is needed. The piece notes authorities contemplate property transfers and a provisional administration to restore order amid crisis.
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Hawaii
Cuba
Palit
Wile
Thority
Second Invitation for Hawaiian Delegate to Kansas City Congress
Governor Carter received a second invitation from Senator Warren of Missouri for Hawaiia representatives to the upcoming Commercial Congress in Kansas City on November 20. The governor urged selecting one or more Hawaiians to attend, manage internal interests, and ensure Hawaii has a suitable presence at the conference. Suggestions for suitable delegates should be sent to the Board for consideration.
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Hawai la
Hawaii
Kansas City
Harbor Quiet as Ships Depart and Arrival Pauses
In Honolulu harbor the waterfront is unusually quiet with few vessels in port besides lingering government craft. The Am bark Gerned C. Tolmy and ship Marie Haenteth are noted, while most ships have left or not yet arrived, leaving the harbor in a near lull as crews await towing operations and harbor duties.W. H. Pain may return soon with Mrs. Pain.
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Marie Haenteth
Gerned C. Tolmy
Interlalaete
Monterey
Cranaport
Mute Care Fame
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted
A historical newspaper fragment touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female kidney and associated ailments. It cites testimonials from Mrs Samuel Franke and Mrs J W Lang, praising relief and urging readers to contact Mrs Pinkham for advice.
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Lyla
B. Pinkham
Ani
Worman
Lydia H. Pinknau
Samuel Franke
Prospect
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Pinkham
Bette
Roy Pagutcian
Carmel
J. W. Lang
Third Avenue
New York
Pinktain
Pinkham
Enen
Lynn
Makham
Ladin
Wilvie
Court actions and political notes from the territory
Governor Carter receives a call from the State Central Committees asking him to aid in the campaign in the territory while Attorney John White picks a tie for the Supreme Court admission. Reports cover court juries, candidate filings, and ship movements with local names and places.
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Plano Tn
Supremes Court
John B. White
Carter Han
Chitruma Dilek
Gio
Bin
Monte
M Ik
Laleo
Sherit
Hwa
Sun
Atoamier
Cuhfone
Jhige Hobinson
Burglar Caught In Act Of Burglary In Jap Namesake Case
A Chinese suspect named Chin, accused of burglarizing a house on a street, was captured by a Japanese man Fiji Mekttell after the break in. The residence was roused by noise, Chin resisted but was restrained. he appeared in Police Court and waived examination with bond set at 3704. Other details note accomplices and separate charges including vagrancy and a judge’s proceedings, with updates on sentences and future court dates.
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Fiji
Nto Howe
Spooner
A. S. Kuinegiko
Chinewe
Jolum
Lipsone
Bond
Tien
Wil Hh
Carvathe
Jd Hieese
Frank Wolerson
Dudge Witney
Frank
Noah Kinolay
Witney
Chiat
Koda
Miki
Iehiene
Howe
ANC
Cintie
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