Fever Ship Investigation Keeps Port City on Edge
Federal quarantine authorities under Dr. Carl Bar met at the port to decide entry for the Hongkong Mara as yellow fever fears persist. A coal barge and a water barge worked to apply anti infection measures aboard the Infecten Niner as officials pump aboard water to ready the vessel. McCabe Renny and Hamilton oversaw the operation awaiting a continuation on page 2.
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Hongkong
Carl Bar
Hanoula Harbor
Wtavedoren
Moncor Wis
Hongkong Mara
McCabe
Renny
Hamilton
EE Cine
Chinese Rebels Gain Cities In Ongoing Civil War
Dispatches from Shanghai report rebels occupy Changsha and Nanchang after decisive battles. An imperial general, Chang Piao, committed suicide by his own hand after cowardice accusations. Washington sources say the revolution spreads from interior to coast as imperialists admit Hawang Chu fall.
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Ching Shanghai
China
Dal
Im Chang Sha
Nan Chang
Chang Piao
Washington, D. C
Hawang Chu
Fire Report From Pauoa Road Blazes Small Dwelling
An alarm reached Central fire station at 2 20 in the afternoon from Vanoa road reporting a small dwelling on Pauoa Road afire. The department promptly responded and four outlows were reported.
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Vanoa Road
Itte
Fames
Leader of Suffrage Association Reelected
Dr Anna Howard Shaw, president of the suffrage group, is reelected at a meeting in Louisville Kentucky on October 23. The event underscores ongoing efforts for women’s voting rights and leadership within the movement.
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Suffrage Association
Louisville, Ky
Anna Howard Shaw
Moroccan Agreement Drafted Amid Berlin Talks
An international note from Berlin on October 23 states that a French Moroccan agreement is being drafted to outline terms and likely terminate current negotiations. The terse dispatch signals progress in postwar diplomacy between French and Moroccan actors.
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Berlin
Ger
Freedom Too Late for John R Walsh
John R. Walsh a Chicago banker paroled from Leavenworth penitentiary recently died today in Chicago after a brief illness. The details mention his release and subsequent death outcomes, with no further personal or procedural specifics provided in the fragment.
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John R. Walsh
Buttetin
Chicago
John Ri. Walsh
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Catholic Prelate Capel Dies in Sacramento
Monsignor Capel, once the pope's envoy, died today in Sacramento California. The Catholic prelate was longtime church figure and held notable diplomatic roles within the Vatican. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Ttn
Sacramento
Cal
Monsignor Capel
Charges by Kuhio Are Waiting in Hawaii Seat Fight
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Kuhio faces charges linked to Governor Frear’s impeachment effort. Fisher returns to press for inquiry while the Interior Department weighs antitrust measures. Secretary Vivher regards a telegram as a probe into reelection prospects for Frederick Frear, with continued coverage noted on page 4.
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Washington
Lily Fisher
Interior Department
Tim
Frear
Hawaii
Kubla
Fister
Kirkke
Tate
Phi
Kahlo
Vivher Sell Re
Telegite
Khloe Communication
Proje
Eather
Mainland contracting firms send men to look over field
Two large engineering firms from the mainland have sent representatives to inspect a local field for a major contract. Collins Le McRae of HL Concannon Co. San Francisco and Alfred H Sauerbraun of Snare & Triest Co. New York will stay to evaluate the site as Pearl Harbor era projects loom.
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Mainland
Ant Pibite
Fens Hive
San Francisco
New York
Bierra
Collins le McRae
Alfred H
Snare & Triest Co
Eigheern
Liberty Wheat
New York City
Thene Bg Arms
Pearl Harbor
Terntoria
Mining Engineers Tour Pearl Harbor Construction Site
United States naval construction work and fortifications attract mining engineers visiting Pearl Harbor. The American Institute group, led by Marston Campbell and others, tour the base aboard the Pacific Mail steamer Siberia, visiting Torii gates, museum, and Aquarium as they plan remaining in Japan for a week before returning.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
Mona Wwerky
Hhember
Tne
Biutimere
Siberia
Taft Watch and Other Front Page Items From Honolulu
Fragmented wire copy recounts Honolulu observer Alburt Met of Honolun tele ty Antrude on President Taft conflict and a forged telegram claim. It mentions a sports figure Dr Frederick, a St Francis Motel incident, and a Vernonal tuoxsaue ty Hye. Also notes election talk and exhibition matches in Strasburg and San Francisco with scattered dates and players.
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Alburt
Honolun
Taft
Sean
Mene
le Frederick
Lotta
Fmeus
St. Prange
Giewt
McNamara Defense Hurts McNamara Case Trial
The Los Angeles Times building blast is cited as a defense issue in the McNamara case. Judges, jurors, and beliefs about dynamite influence the trial as the defense argues against jurors who hold such views. The dispute centers on whether belief in dynamite would prejudice verdicts.
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Cannpotatet Cantey
Los Angeles
Gil
Walter Bardwell
Talesman
Los Angeles Times
McNamara
der Forse
Swope murder case on again in high court
The case of Dr. R. C. Hyde charged with poisoning Col. Thomas H. Swope faces renewed scrutiny as habeas corpus issues surface. The Supreme Court previously reversed a lower court ruling, delaying final resolution while weighing potential guilt.
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Asmat Ita Kangar City
R. C. Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Begam Nedew
Dr. Hyde
Supreme Court
Bupreme
Rain Delays World Series Again in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 2 the world championship series between the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants was halted by rain for another day, delaying the decisive game.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athleticn
New York Giants
Fire damp is death in Harrisburg mine incident
Harrisburg Illinois October 22 an explosion of fire damp in a coal mine here killed nine and wounded ten miners injuries reported. rescue teams sealed in the mine as crews worked to reach survivors and assess damage.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Deceased in Coweta racial conflict. martial law cited
Report notes another death and two injuries in Coweta following racial conflict that began yesterday over a serious incident involving a Black person. The militia enforced martial law as the toll rose.
Multigraph H. E. Hendrick Acting Agent Merchant
Acting agent H E Hendrick is listed for a business on Alakos and Merchant streets in a historical notice. The entry names Hendrick in relation to street addresses, indicating a commercial or mapping record of property or representation. The terse item points to a street and business role without further details.
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H. E. Hendrick
Alakos Streets
Drowning Rescue Aboard Kohala Reef Ship Channel
Exhausted father saved from drowning as stormy seas battered Kohala waters yesterday afternoon. Campbell and others battled heavy waves to reach him after a man went overboard from a sinking vessel near the reef. The rescue by Campbell and a companion kept the father from being lost, with observers watching the tense effort from shore and boats.
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Phick
Archiethe
P Young Marston
Kohala
Brethers
Campbell Ee Plor
Hite
Hilo Reclamation Plans Submitted
Preliminary report outlines Hilo swamp reclamation using 2.19 acres and 651 600 cubic yards of material. Project would employ dredging and pumping to create drainage, with power costs estimated at 250 dollars per month and a work period of nine days per month. Continued on Page 3.
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Eal MotteBmuth
Hilo
Fguten
Edward A
Boutsworth
Eonty
Talwait
Bie
Plana
Mott-Smith
Watwota
Mewnney
Howe
De Young Bears Message of Panama Pacific Exposition
De Young, vice president and Orient commissioner, urges Californians to back the Panama Pacific Exposition. He and his party, including Mrs De Young and Phyllis and Kathleen De Young, plan a world tour via Europe and the United Kingdom, then return to San Francisco. De Young projects a month in Japan and visits to foreign nations to foster interest.
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DE Young Bears
Willan Hy ‘Taft
California
San Framebica
de Young
Paswetyger
Europe
Ban Francisco
The
Chronicle
Orbent
Rermin
Japan
Carter Was Busy On Bids
Washington December weathered contract discussions show the Navy endorses Philadelphia Brakewater Company bid of 217 per ton over Lanl-Young Engineering at 219, with concerns about formalities and fraud raised by local firm protestors. Officials stress bid acceptance as in the best interests of the government amid investigations and continuations.
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Jenga
Washington
Nile
Philadelpia
War Department
Arnofto
Philatelphia Brakewater Company
Lanl-Young Engineering
Phila
Engoer
Hixby
Philadelpha
Board of Trade Hears Campbell Plan Motion
In Hilo a special meeting of the Board of Trade heard speakers oppose Superintendent Martin Panbel’s plan to grant the Hilo road project. The plan would widen a street between Walakea and the probe end where JW Filler of the Pullroad Company urged immediate adoption of the plan and presentation to the Board before a motion was taken.
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Panbel
Walehead
Ube
Bryan Resigns Presidency Statement Cited
A fractured fragment from an 19th century newspaper quotes Bryan stating he cannot be president of the United States. He claims to have sought the best possible government for the country and to have acted with conscience, despite political challenges and opposition.
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United States
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Fermi
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