China Awakening Braced for a Great Conflict
Professor Fryer, head of Oriental languages at the university, spoke this morning at Harmon Gym on the awakening of China. He warned that China faces an approaching crisis from foreign powers and that Western ideas are influencing Chinese engineers and students as they prepare for a future that may lead to salvation or downfall. The talk described China’s struggle against Japan and encroaching influence, urging immediate action to avert dominance by others.
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Henreley
China
Fryer
Department of Oriental Languages
Universally
Abvenne
Prats
Globe
Japan
Malveraity
California
Ite
Mtrvelum Socom
Thin University
Setlon
University of Califortila
United States
German Bank Dropped From Haakow Loan Accord Talks
In Peking on October the German bank is removed from negotiations over the Haakow-zechnen loan of 40 million dollars as storm obstacles persist. No instructions have yet reached the French and British negotiators while HV Fletcher, the American chargé d affaires, indicated he would not press the talks.
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Peking
Frida
HV. Fletcher
Waffatres
Railway ousts T F Ryan at Seaboard Air Line board meeting
New York October 9 th ejection of T F Ryan and other directors from the Seaboard Air Line board occurred at the annual election. John Skelton Whitaker Richmond banker was chosen as the new director while Ryan was driven from the presidency. It is expected he will resume the office and a receiver will take control within weeks with reorganization to follow.
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New York
Qet
Ryan
Hyaa
Elephant Stealing Flourishes in Siam
A British report from Siam notes rising elephant thefts from April 1908 to March 1909 with 34 stolen and 17 recovered. In Karen and Muang Yuom areas elephants were recovered, and teak fines show thefts in the Chienmnal district. A separate 5,000-person procession across Montoray, Mexico featured General Trevino.
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London
Siam
Balween
Alow
Sweetheart Aided Soldier Deserter Drama Unfolds
In Hilo on October 19, a deserter named Knight or Williams was captured at Mountain View after his sweetheart aided him with money to flee from the Marine Camp in Honolulu. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Fetter and sent to Honolulu aboard the Mauna Kea. The father of a Honolulu newspaper employee opposed the match, and the young woman provided funds to help Knight escape. Knight later found work at Mountain View, awaiting events to resolve. A reward from the old guardian may have spurred further pursuit. Knight has been taken to Honolulu. the melodrama may continue in a future installment. Also noted are the death of John Van Nortwick, a Milwaukee power magnate, and the 18th annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons in New York with attendees from eleven governments.
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Hilo
Purior
Ove
le Krigtt
Allan H. Willaims
Honolul
Fetter
Mountain View
Jaret
Killit
Wimaelf
Honoluli
Knight
Willams
Bam
Kaliht
Ohi Amined
Honoliin Neve
Hin Dawghter
Tim
Mauna Koo
Mto Honugout
Tne
Llena
Tie Bela
Honolulu
John van Nortwick
Owter
Wisconsin
Appleton
Association of Military Surgeons
New York
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Omilistaner
York
Pratvlen
Washington
William Williams
Eastman
Kodak
Tere
Eastman Kodak CO
N.C
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Fort St
Hotel
Union - Pacific
Porstuer and
Linas
Maggage Bhimping
John Fryer
Choy Ty
British Post Office
Dovernment
Coast
Marconi System
Koaland
Marconi
Potdhi
Clifton
Restalon
Fritvh
Marconatanions
poxiaMesn
Lloyds
T. F. Ryan
Seaboard Air Line
Trevine Wiven
Montoray
Moxico
Sweetheart
Sheriff
Brow
Asti Wines
Seattle
Wash
Isco
Cout
Paris
Victoria
Blom’s
Wing Ying Chong
Wah Ying Chong Co
King Street
Ewa
WAH Chong CO
Absolutely
Oon Waverley
Chong
Bethel
the Empire
Emrich H Lux Harrison
Miss Power
Boston
Kate Woodard
Fort Street
Mme. Lambert
Harrison Block
Weretania and
Fort Streets
MBS
J. Rosenberg Alexander Young Hotel
Beingadentiaire
Manoa
Ocean View
Puunui
Kaimuki
Waite
Kuakini
Fort
Fen
Real Estate Exchange
King St
A.W
Gear
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