Governor Dole and Honolulu News Debate Public Works
The Evening Bulletin discusses Governor Dole's stance on public matters, including the King Street block project and street width, plus editorials on Independence and local politics. It also covers Dr. Blogaett's victory over the rock crusher plan near the Insane Asylum and critiques of Governor Dole's opposition to grand jury reports.
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Hall & Son
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Amsteadty
Battle over Bar Associations politics and judicial influence
An unsigned illustration debates whether Bar Associations should engage in politics, arguing such action should be spontaneous and limited to safeguarding judicial integrity. The piece questions motives of organizers, warns against direct tests of Congress, and emphasizes public trust in the judiciary.
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Fragmented passage on heritage and independence in Teutagic era
A garbled excerpt discusses a community of harsh seafarers and beachcombers. It mentions Heveret and Apglosaxon Inetity Hone, the last twenty years, and emphasizes independence of Jilienn and the silent removal of figures who built the state. It hints at loyalty to a bulwark protecting them and a shift away from TMUTAGY rule.
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Alameda
Honolulu
Excellent Concert Praises for Madame Belle Colo and Raimand Pechotonch
Audiences applauded loudly for Madame Belle Colo and violinist Raimand Pechotonch. Performers delivered superior technique and expression, earning high praise for musicality and stage presence.
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Nations sugar output op. Oct secretary of state Wilson
A late August report shows sugar production by region. Southern States yield about 80,000 tons, Porto Rico about 300,000 tons in total, with higher output in Western states. California leads Western production at 80,000 tons, followed by Oregon and Washington with smaller amounts.
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Oregon
Criticism of War and Kitchener's Reforms Roil London Press
The London Tribune’s New York dispatch reports fierce public criticism of war methods and the War Office. It cites discontent with Lord Kitchener’s orders and concerns over mobility, supply, and communications as Parliament nears debate on war policy and civilian support.
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Roosevelt to Name Alabama's Governor Jones District Judge Whip
President Roosevelt plans to appoint former Alabama Governor Thomas Goode Jones to the vacant District Judge whip post in Alabama. Announcement set for Monday declares Jones a Democrat in good standing and noted his tenure as governor from 1880 to 1886. The move follows Roosevelt's pattern of Southern federal appointments regardless of local petitions.
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Cotton mill wage surge prompts regional pay rise
From Fall River Massachusetts to New England centers, Matthew C. Horden of New York and the American Print Works owner led a voluntary 5 percent wage increase for 27 000 local operatives. The move added about $1 000 weekly to Horden’s payroll and boosted wages across nearby mills, with ripple effects in New Bedford and Providence factories.
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Alger Clears War Era Controversies In Memoir Review
Miles New York reports on General Alger’s forthcoming book on the Spanish American War criticizing wartime decision making after President McKinley’s death. The review outlines his survey of mobilization, volunteer shortages, and the Manila to Tampa arc, with emphasis on leadership and the War Department., and recounts Alger’s stance on public inquiries and accountability.
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Charged Wilt Treason Jonathan Arraigned in How Street
Former Junauanabirg governor Wilt Treason Jonathan was arraigned in How Street court on high treason and incitement to murder charges. Prosecutors say the 24 hour armistice led to Boer fighters leaving town and a large sum moved to Pretoria.
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Union of Insurance Co shares exchange to Phoenix and Atlas Fire
London telegraph reports shareholders of the Union of Insurance Company of London will receive four new shares of the Phoenix and Atlas Company Limited for every four Atlas. The Atlas capital stands at 1,300,000 with 130,000 paid and a 24,000 bonus added. Lord Avery is named as chairman of the Phoenix and Atlas Fire One Limited.
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Merchant Street
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