Japan plots to control Isthmian canal via Nicaragua
Washington dispatch reveals Japan seeks to press interoceanic transit rights through Nicaragua, abrogate U S canal concession, and strike a deal with the Greater Republic of Central America Diet. England may be involved. U S officials likely to protest any interference with treaty rights.
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Nicaragaa
Washington Dispatch
United States
Nicaragua
Republic of Central Asia
Winereas
Costa Rica
England
Diet
Sam
Mer. Hitchcock
Canal Company
New York
State Department
Senor Zelaya
Eloise
Central America
Republic of Central America
Salvador
Honduras
Greater Republic
Washington
Education Board in Honolulu Considers Staffing Changes
The Honolulu Education Commissioners meet as Chief Justice Judd resists a special circuit term. Appointments include Edgar Wood as Normal School principal and Mrs. A. H. Turner as Practice School teacher. Dr. Hubert Wood to temporary post. Mr. Kellogg to recruit a permanent replacement. Mme. Boergh named French and German instructor. Inspector General Townsend reports resignations and urgent needs to fill posts.
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Cooper
George W. Smith
Scott
United States
Townsend
Minister of Public Instruction
J. L. Damas
Honolulu Normal School
Edgar Wood
A. H. Turner
Hubert Wood
M. M. Scott
Martin Kellogg
University of California
tHesay
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Boergh
Bowen
Alice Jordan
Dillingham
Annexation Origin Told In Anecdotal Senate Talk
The Minister of Interior Tein How recounts a sea tale to Senate listeners describing how a broken chronometer, a sun compass, and an upside down Hawaiian flag led to a mistaken distress signal. He says the incident sparked his long standing view on annexation with a wry nod to the Hawaiian flag’s prominence.
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Munago
Daya
Otare
Acquittal of Libue Plantation Owner in Manslaughter Case
In a Kauai court the Libue plantation owner Mr Wolters was acquitted of manslaughter after a self defense claim over the shooting of a Chinese laborer. Fifteen Chinese rioters pleaded guilty hoping to be deported with plantation covering part of the costs. Secretary Wray Taylor of the Board of Immigration indicated expected acquittals for Walters, though prosecutors pursued the defendant.
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Wolters
Libue Plantation
Kausi
Wray Taylor
Board of Immigration
Lim
Portland to China Japan steamship line agreed
An agreement signed in Portland on Aug 27 between Vice-President Mohler for the Oregon Bailery and Bevigetion Company and George B Dodwell Carlisle Co for the North Pacific Steamship Company secures a new steamship line between Portland China and Japan. Three steamers will be placed on the line with the first due to sail within a month or six weeks.
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Oregon
Mohler
Oregon Bailery and Bevigetion Company
George B. Dodwell
Pearl Harbor Championship Rowing Crews Ready for Races
Tomorrow at Pearl Harbor large crowds will ride trains at 1:45 pm and 3:16 pm to witness championship rowing races. Judges are C. B. Wilson Wm Molomny and H. M. Whitney Jr. Crews listed include Lanl Senior Crew with Damon and Lansing, Atkinson Waterhouse Rhondo Tracy and Lansing, Taylor Lane Willis Wilder, Kawananakon Kealoha Conradt Woods Lucas, Sorenson Scott Lishman Groxier Wilder, and Lyle Damon Crane Johnson Wilder. Beverages provided by Beonington launch. bets favor Healani and Leilani, Myrtle and Hoalani even. Betting favors Leilani to miss win by at least three boat lengths.
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Pearl Harbor
C. B. Wilson
Wm. Moloorny
H. M. Whitney Jr
O Sorenson
L Scott
P Lishman
W Groxier
A A Wilder
Junior Crow
W Lyle
W Damon
Charles Crane
Sam Johnson
Beonington
Healani
Leilania
Myrtle
Hoealani
Leni
Four Not So's Moment Official Memorandum
An official memo to BuLierin denies claims about De Wood presenting Xray photos by a Japanese to the Board of earth. It says about 100 patients at the hospital and no deaths at Queen's Hospital since Aug 30. The Xraye use by a Japanese medical man at Queen's Hospital is denied. London Financial News notes France may float 60 million pound loan at 24 percent bonds for debt redemption and navy reconstruction.
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Wood
Board of
Earth
Queen's Hospital
London Financial News
Adjourning Hawaii Senate Ends Session With Adieu
The Hawaii Senate adjourned without day after President Wilder ordered the minutes read. Senator Brown expressed hope future sessions would be in American or Territorial Hawaii as the chamber gathered with spectators including ladies officials and merchants. The Senate and Cabinet posed for photos on the Executive building steps.
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Hawaii
United States
Dola
Conmal
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Boyd
Wilder
Clay
Rice
Brown
Senate of
Davey
Siberian Railway to Surpass All Tracks in Length
The Siberian project promises 4700 miles of continuous track, far longer than the 2900 miles of the Canadian Pacific from Montreal to Vancouver. The note adds an advertisement for a Suit Club offer by Medeiros & Decker, urging immediate join.
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Montreal
Vancouver
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