President Said For Frear In Hawaii Governorship Fight
John A. McCandless, in San Francisco on a business trip, reported interviewing President Taft and finding him predisposed to Ward Frear for the Hawaii governorship. McCandless also noted Frear’s appointment seemed assured by Farrington.
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Judiciary plan up next week for renovations
The revised specifications for the renovation of the Judiciary building are expected to be ready next week. Superintendent Marston Campbell stated the plans are now ready for a fall revision with all necessary alterations completed. Once typed they will be distributed. Bids for the Manoa sewer work were advertised yesterday afternoon and the running tour are being published.
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Benefit at Hawaiian Opera House Draws Big Crowd
All is set for a benefit at the Hawaiian Opera House with matinees and a sold out tonite show. Dancers in French costumes and garlands will lead the program, followed by Canterbury Pilgrims and a grand finale. Also reported is the sinking of the Japanese steamer Shinshu Maria near Hainan with heavy loss of life and 0 survivors, while a Chinese typhoon disrupts ships near Melke to Singapore.
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Commissioner Declares Proposed Agreement Rotten Fight It
The harbor commission considers a proposed agreement on wharf development. Commissioner McCarthy denounces it as rotten and vows to oppose. A special hearing was held to discuss the plan, with public commentary and formal talks led by Campbell and Superintendent Marston. The Morning edition notes the decision to have Campbell discuss terms with Thurton and potential action by the commission, with continuations promised on page 3.
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Governor Frear Comments on Harbor Plan Proposal
Governor Frear said he had not read the proposed agreement between the harbor commission and the railroad company but he thought the plan would be placed before the public and all officials. He did not know the contract terms.
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Army to aid mosquito fight at Fort Shafter
A military board reviews yellow fever risks at Schofield Barracks and Fort Shafter. An $8200 appropriation was made to replace screens but removal of the breeding sources is questioned. Major Barnam cites preventive steps and agency control, with federal involvement deemed unlikely unless a severe outbreak occurs.
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Grand Jury Resumes Work on Long Case and Chief Case
The Federal Grand Jury resumed this morning and adjourned at noon until Monday morning. It was reported the jury took up ex policeman Long who was arrested and confessed to double bigamy. The Chief case remained on the docket for further hearing in the Federal Court this afternoon.
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Mexico Ministers Resign Over Zapatista Row
In Mexico City on October 27, the ministers of war interior and public instruction under President Madero resigned amid the Zapatista dispute. The cabinet shakeup reflects the tensions surrounding the rebellion and ongoing negotiations.
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Officials dispute Mile wharf railroad land map plans
Superintendent Campbell denies decisions on Mile wharf access while survey drawings show a Hilo railroad right of way and a large terminal plot at the wharf entrance. Public concern rises as residents question Front Street crossing and the extent of land to be taken for rails.
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Health Chief 15 on Way Back to City
Special bulletin from HILO reports Dr. B. Pratt, president of the board of health, and Dr. Shepherd leaving on the Minna Kon for Honolulu after completing their duties. They return to city health leadership following their assignment.
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Head of Steel Trust Faces U S Court Fire
In Trenton on October 27 a Federal Court filing seeks division of the steel trust, naming magnates and financiers including J P Morgan and Andrew Carnegie. The complaint accuses Gary and Frick of pressuring Roosevelt to merge related units, linking the standard firms to the Tennis Cent A Tran Co and a broader steel trust network amid congressional probes.
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Rebel general claims presidency in China amid peace talks
A cable from Foo Chow reports rebel general Lu Yeun Hong declaring himself president of a new Republic of China as peace negotiations open. The treaty port has fallen to the revolutionary state while provisional president Pai Hung Yun Hung is cited in another dispatch.
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Turks beaten with big loss in hard-fought battle
Tripoli dispatch reports heavy Turkish casualties and Italian gains after a fierce clash yesterday. Official figures cite about 1000 Turkish killed and many wounded, while Italian losses are not precisely stated.
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Western Steel Co bankrupt the Northwest promoter's firm
Western Bias Corporation once a twenty million dollar outfit is bankrupt. Western Sil Corporation, formed by James A Moore, a noted promoter, aimed to manufacture tran and steel on a mass scale for Count and Oriental trade. The venture began as a townsite and faced ongoing financial troubles with little connection to the United States Steel Corporation's collapse.
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Admiral Sands Dies at Home After Distinguished Civil War Service
Rear-Admiral James Hoban Sands retired, died at his Washington home. He served in the Navy through the Civil War with notable bravery and long service, reaching the rank of Rear-Admiral before retirement in 1907. His death marks the passing of a highly regarded naval officer and veteran.
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Aviator Dies In 600 Foot Fall From Plane
Jean Despar of Rheine was killed today in a 600 foot fall from an aeroplane near Hutte tin Cable. The incident occurred as he and others prepared for a test flight. Authorities investigated possible causes as weather and equipment were reviewed.
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