Larned Defends Newport Tennis Title In Three Straight Sets
National tennis champion W A Larned defeated Mauries McLoughlin in Newport for the championship, winning 6 4 0 4 6 2 in three straight sets amid reports on labor conditions in Hawaii. The article notes Hawaii’s labor scene and references a labor commissioner’s report, with emphasis on wage and living conditions for workers in tropical territories.
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Newport
W. A. Larned
Mauries McLoughlin
Larned
Unuat
Hawaii
Victor S. Clark
Philippine Man Plans Joint Aviation In Carnival Effort
Captain Mark TL Scott works with Manta police and US Army transport Sherman to arrange a mainland aviation exhibit for the Philippine Carnival. He aims to cut costs by contracting top mainland aviators and securing airlines to bring notable pilots to Mumbia ahead of the February carnival. The carnival draws daily crowds of about fifty thousand and profits for stockholders, with plans to hold large-scale exhibitions in Tokyo and other centers.
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Mark TL. Scott
Manta
Captain Beatt
Hos Nalula
Captain Heatt
Honolulu
Ra Hy
Lewin
Joel C. Cohen
The
Amusement Company
Toklo
Captain Boott
Labor Day at Registrar’s Office Amid Ongoing Delays
An account describes the registrar’s office extending labor day hours and facing staffing obstacles. The old man with a scythe is invoked as a symbolic figure for time, while delays persist for births and deaths. The narrative notes Sunday openings until noon and a recent death recorded as a sign of ongoing strain on services.
Low Favor High Priced Car Patent Hearing Details
A fragmented report outlines a city level tender process for a Ky motorized vehicle amid objections from local dealers and officials. It mentions local agents, hearings, and potential delivery constraints, with references to Packard engines and the Royal Hawaiian Geace.
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Carly
Arnold
Atufray
Marroyenne
Royal Hawaiian Gerace
Knox Aching
Hallarn Nies Chun & Machine
Knox
Jered
Lownet Widder
Minervtaare
Wijelininey
Rcok
Minteb Oheanieat
Etughoos
Aloaige
Gotch Beats Hackenschmidt in World Wrestling Title
Frank Gotch, the world champion wrestler, defeated Russian rival Hackenschmidt in two straight falls at Chicago's Park Theatre. Gotch wins the first fall in 14 minutes 18.5 seconds and the second in 21 minutes 2.5 seconds before a 30,000-strong crowd as the American attempts to defend the title. The match featured rapid exchanges and dramatic holds as Gotch claimed the championship.
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Chicago
Ill
Frank Goteh
George Hackenschmidt
Liew
Park
Berry Tor
Gote
May arbitration looms in railroad labor dispute
In San Francisco on September 4, prospects for arbitration between Harriman railroad lines and labor unions emerged after the big labor parade. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, spoke at Oakland Park to a large crowd, signaling potential mediation of the dispute.
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Thiteny
San Francisco
Harriman
Uniernate
Samuel Gempers
American Federation of Labor
Oakland Park
France Takes Height Honors in Early Altitude Feats
Disjointed report notes aviator attempts and unofficial altitude milestones. Mentions Gary Os, Wyninutin, Archibald Hexney, and Ligeatn Reaches with heights ranging from around 4 000 to nearly 20 000 feet. Confusing dates and locations, including Chicago and Low Anketew, appear as scattered references.
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Marine
Tyr Haven
Tar
Wyninutin
Archibald Hexney
Tate Foot
Twain
Chicago
Ligeatn Reaches
Not a Famine but New Pipe Delivers Water
A morning report details a city water crisis easing as a new pipe begins flow. Residents fear famine but promise or hope for restored supply by tomorrow. Officials and utility workers work to stabilize valves and monitor pressure.
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Manoa
Winchester
Terrific Yangtze Flood Remakes Chinese Canton Reach
A massive Yangtze River flood devastates Hankow and surrounding regions. Reports state about one hundred thousand people drowned and vast areas inundated with widespread property loss. The disaster is sweeping across hundreds of square miles as relief efforts mobilize.
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Cate
Hankow
China
Yangtze River
Rev Ebersole Denounces Astor-Force Wedding Plans
In a public sermon Rev Ebersole condemns the Astor engagement to Astor’s force, calling the union a moral danger and predicting manipulation by wealth. He cites church figures and laments a forthcoming marriage as a misguide toward material influence over religion and society.
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Meg
Ebersole
Colows
George Chalmers Hichmont
St. John's Episcopal Churet
Col Astor
Sme
Astor
Atetor
Metimond
Astors
Japanese Merchants Claim Mail Discrimination Here
Local Oriental businessmen and Japanese merchants accuse postal authorities of favoritism toward non Japense mail. They say Oriental goods were bypassed in favor of mail from the coast and Pacific Mail ships. Merchants plan a petition to Postmaster Pratt urging a first come, first served policy and may appeal to the Japanese Ambassador if needed.
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Japan
Mongolia
Pernia
Pratt
Washington
Hlte
Breakwater Work Hangs On Quarry Site Amid Bid Turmoil
Half a million breakwater construction hangs on a rock quarry issue as contractors contest rock supply and pricing. The dispute centers on rock availability and quality, with bidders debating costs and timing for the breakwater project and potential reletting if supplies fail.
Lowrie Baldwin Case Heads Toward Depositions
The historic Lowrie Baldwin suit against HOP Baldwin and partners moves to depositions after weeks granted by the state court. W. J. Law dle, former manager of Hawaiiian plantation, sues for 100000 with a 50,000 ton basis claim. Depositions begin and details remain largely under court seal as the case progresses toward a broader record.
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Einwatl
Lowrie-Haldwin
Hostun
Caute
Plata Amd Detenwe
Jay Jones
Dave Inner
Dove Dew
Mawallen Smimigrelal
Lawl Baldwin
W. J. Lawdle
Hawaiia Conmerciat Plantation
Woman Nearly Kills Chinese Woman in City Incident
A violent assault occurred on a street near Aum Lane injuring a Chinese woman who was beaten unconscious. Police arrived, detained a suspect, and the victim was hospitalized at Queen's Hospital for treatment. Local officials reported a disturbance led to water being turned on and a confrontation that escalated into blows.
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Otter
Hilt Wits
Aum Lane
Hime
Trent
Netter
Netter Dispatched Police Officer Roba Be the Soon, and Oon
Arelying Poli
Petroy
Chun
Hevig
Thy Queen’s Hospital
Lise
Ing
Nikideroit
Ahan
Heong
Niktloren
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Gotel Lowe
France
Gahied Parane
Gary
Yangtse
Astor-Force
New York City
Madeline Fores
Anton A Kherwole
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