Fleet movement and yellow fever amid Pacific fleet plans
The article discusses naval dispositions and political pressure as the Pacific fleet moves toward landing bluejackets at Honolulu. It notes plans for mobilization at San Pedro, shipping preparations, and the possible return of ships to California waters, with officials denying sensational statements while stressing fever precautions and the need to protect Honolulu during the period.
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Wallan
Lonwe
Dirk
San Legs
Juiral Thomas
Atlentic
New York
Pueltte
Atte
Admiral Cowles
Pheiian Stent Tate
Pacific Fleet
Mra Vt
Moana Hotel
Honolua
Pennaytyns
Lola
California
Maryland
Mawel
Fagahiy Californie
West Virginia
South Dakota
Ammiral Cawier
Mik
Honolulu
New U S Ambassador to Japan Arrives En Route Post
Charles Page Megan, newly appointed ambassador to diguin, arrived in New York aboard the Kiya Maru, planning an extended stay in San Francisco to meet Premier Tatt and discuss international matters. He willrepresent the country amid the exhibition plans and seek to strengthen ties with Japan and Allied officials.
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Charles Page Megan
Diguin
Ing “Thomes O'leron
Orient
Sin Franch
Tatt
Hilo
Hon Con Oil May Come Here
Honorary Consolidated oil prospects excite plans for direct sale to a major local consumer. Ed Tenney arrived aboard the Wilhelmina on business to discuss marketing the oil, with a potential arrangement to ship it directly to a prominent buyer. Officials indicated possible tender changes and pipeline considerations, pending confirmation.
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ED. Tenney
Wilhelmina Wttse
Kenney
Survey Inspectors To Examine Hawaii Land Surveys
Thomas G. Gordine of the Geological Survey arrives from San Francisco to Hawaii to inspect coast surveys and evaluate progress and needed additions. He previously visited Hawaii on a similar mission and will assess conditions and determine required improvements.
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Thomas G. Gordine
Geological Survey
Phelfle
San Francisco
Gordine
Hawaii
Gerding
Wilhel
Multigraph H E Hendrick Acting Agent
An archival notice identifies H E Hendrick as acting agent for a firm listed as Sorner Merchant and Alakea Streets. The fragment suggests business activity or representation tied to the Honolulu area's commercial district.
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Sorner Merchant
Alakea Streets
Dance at Seaside Hotel Promises Evening Kept
Public invited to Seaside Hotel tomorrow night for a formal dance by Kaul's quintet. Dinner will feature live music and dancing in an elegant setting.
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Danen
Sea Kide
Totorrow
Novebor
Kaal
Elit
Howe
Frear to be named governor in Hawaii dispute
McCandless asserts that President Taft will reappoint Governor Frear in Hawaii. He says he spoke with Taft at the Palmerston hotel in Be Francie and Wop, claiming he alone secured the president's attention on the Hawaiian governorship. The claim surfaces amid reports of a powerful Bostonian corporation influencing the named official.
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Samar
Cate Alexander & Hallwin
Brower & Co
Cawtle & Conke
Mackfeld & Co
P.M. Daview
Dt Cooke
Dh Pontes
Cooke
Alewand
Eamkeel
Hawaii
Mtoe
Ant Wtatin
McCandicas
Taftamtha Tik
Frear
San Kranelsen
Butlerta
McCandrens
McCandleas
Provident
Ralietta
McCandless
Patrmont
Be Francine
Alee
Jo Kotti
Huatbetin
Kalimont
Hawiian
Win
Mtr. McCanithins
China Pledges Reform Under Baby Emperor Pu Yi
Peking, Oct. 31. The empire issues an abject admission of past failures and promises reforms in the name of the infant ruler Pu Yi. The national assembly met, expressing approval of the edict offering a constitutional form of government as the situation remains tense.
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Broan
Peking
China
Pu-Yi
National Assembly
Hankow Recaptured Reported by San Francisco Cable
Dispatches from San Francisco state Hankow has been recaptured by Imperial forces. The cable report indicates Chinese imperial troops regained control of Hankow amid ongoing conflict, details unclear. The report comes as foreign observers monitor developments in central China.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Hankow
Chinese Rebels Face Heavy Losses in Hankow Clash
From Hankow China on October 31 reporters cite Red Cross Society estimates of 4000 rebels killed or wounded over three days while loyalists report 300 killed. Only two survivors remain in a rebel battalion facing machine guns as the fight rages.
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Hutte EL N Aabtey Hankow
China
Red Crows Society
Liberty News Report on Fighting Overseas Battle
Liberty News reports engagement involving Chinese forces with regiments of artillery and infantry surrendering at Sachinping and heavy damage near Woorung forts. The Rebels redeploy aiming for Hoanghe bridge while Hoanghe forces attempt to rally at rear locations Revatu and Hundiy.
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Hoanghe Bridge
Hundiy
College Aide Fall Ends In Ban Job Confusion
Professor John Monto from Gante Clare College reports a fall by a lider that led to a temporary ban on a job. The incident drew campus attention as officials investigate the cause and implications for employment with students involved.
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College Aoeae
John Monto
Gante Clare Colby
Lider
President Tate Witnesses Mine Rescue Tests Exhibit
Pittsburg Pa October 31 President Tate attended an exhibition of mine explosion rescue tests showcasing equipment and procedures intended to improve response to underground disasters.
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Pittsburg
Tate
Italians Lose Ground in Tripoli Forts Retaken
Turkish and Arab forces cooperating with Italian units retook two Tripoli forts along with guns ammunition and provisions in the ongoing fighting near Constantinople on October 31.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Tripoli
Wickersham calls for Am Tobacco reorganization
New York Attorney General Wickersham urges measures to reorganize the American Tobacco Company. He warns that failure to act would bring severe calamity to the tobacco industry.
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New York, N.Y
Wickersham
Am Tobacco Company
Fifth Cavalry Works Out Signal Problems For Army
The Fifth Cavalry completed a set of signaling experiments at Hut at Lellehua last night. The tests addressed brigade and regimental signaling for small troop units, with outpost and communication issues under combat conditions. General staff observers noted the maneuvers demonstrated new signaling methods and improved control across large troop bodies.
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Fifth Cavalry
Lellehua
War Department
Inegers
Stotath
HV Wail
Wapte Carter
Weatert Divison
Matson Fleet Plans Larger Steamer Amid Rumors
Tenney, president of Opeth & Cooke, reports after a business trip that a newer and larger steamer is contemplated to add tonnage to the Matson Navigation fleet. He says a formal plan has been decided but mating details and drawings are not yet settled, with rumors affecting local sentiment.Continued on Page 2.
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Dagun
Japan
San Francisca
Matern Navigation Company
Taner
Fanteer Stein
Fae Mervic
Tenner
Manger
Opeth & Cooke
Mitton Navigation
Tenney
Passengers See Four Islands in Morning Sight
The report describes travelers observing four islands visible from a vessel near Hawaii. The scene is marked by the calm sea and the distant landmasses, with the horizon offering a striking view of the islands and their silhouettes against the morning light.
War rates on steamers rise amid wartime charter talks
Fragmented OCR report notes Agent A J Campbell in London negotiating four charters to move Portuguese and Spanish migrants. It mentions sixty steamers chartered since the war outbreak and hints at new commission and funding actions affecting transport rates and availability.
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A. J. Campbell
Landen
Clark
Joeer Bale
Unclear Text Fragment From Morning Briefs
The readable portion hints at a matinee event and immigration issues, mentioning names like Portiaiese and Tover in a possible discussive context. Details are fragmentary and do not specify people, places, dates, or outcomes.
Steel Declares Quarterly Dividend On Common Stock
United States Steel Corporation declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1.14 percent on its common stock. United States Rubber Company also announced a quarterly dividend of 1 percent on its common stock. The announcements were made in New York on October 31.
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New York
N. Ys
United States Steel Corporation
United States Rubber Company
Citizens Plan Right Campaign at Honolulu Chamber
Citizens planning anti quarantine campaign gathered at a joint session of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association. President speaking urged calm while awaiting central campaign committee decisions on aid to the Board of Health and possible legislative action.
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Chamber At
Fedoral Authority
Ned
HONOLULU CHAMBER OF + COMMERCE
Chamber of Commerce
Morhanty
Merebania
Universite Club
Ant
Mimi yeeRten
Halti
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Liberty News
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Rena Cable
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