Kahn Addresses Merchants On American Merchant Marine
Prominent business leaders and Chamber of Commerce members heard Congressman Julius Kahn of California speak this afternoon at Brandeiswald building on the American Merchant Marine. He urged upbuilding of the coastwise trade and criticized past policies that kept foreign vessels from local passenger trade, citing historical shifts from the Civil War era onward.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Brangenwald
Julius Kahn
Caliifornia
Iowa
Kahn
Labor union rift over charter control at Honololu ports
Coral organizers of the union movement report that David Kwaliko the Hilo organizer asserts that no charter for any longshoreman branch will be granted without his approval. He claims near total control of inland labor movement, backed by mainland authorities, while local leaders struggle to secure recognition and plan a formal charter application in Honolulu.
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Coral
David Kwaliko
Hilo
Mont
Hut Union
Labor
Ewallko
Inland
Charley Kaneko
Kanekow
Hu! Uniona ix
Kouwehaku
Ful Uolona
Organisa
Hut Uniona
Kwallke
Honolalu
International Longshoremen's Association
Mort Lane
Oregon
Rwadike
Kintonis
Faye
Bank of Montreal Heist Reaches $315000 Escape
Five crackmen last night robbed the Bank of Montreal in Inster British Columbia, blowing the vault with nitroglycane and taking $315,000. They escaped unseen, leaving behind nearly nothing.
Mills Institute Must Stop Nuisance or Shut School
The Board of Health at yesterday's regular meeting discussed halting the nuisance from overflowing canyons and proposed options to eliminate sewage flow. They considered inspections and possible sewer alternatives while delaying final action pending further study.
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Mills Institute
Atala
One Hundred Men to Start Work on Nauanu Avenue
Head Supervisor Charles Wilton outlined a plan to place one hundred men to work on the Nauanu Avenue improvement, starting Monday morning. The crew, assisted by Charles Clark, will advance the project as funds of four thousand dollars enable initial construction of a key inland highway between leeward and windward sections. Further funding to complete the project was discussed at the last meeting, with Mayor Pentha signing off, though more money will be needed to finish.
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Nauanu Avenue
Charles Wilton
Nauanu Vende
Witton
Leeward
Windward
Pen
Nanny Aventh
Muut
Honolulu
Bev Rome Crema
Steven Lehtim
Dr Sinclairs New Tuberculosis Methods Drive Fight Against White Plague
Dr Archibald N Sinclair of the Marine Hospital Service brings new tuberculosis combat methods from abroad to Hawaii, including a vaccine injection and a germicidal culture approach. The report notes early trials and interest from Harvard officials and other medical leaders as the fight against the deadly disease continues.
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Hawaii
Brosant
Archibald N. Sincclair
Marine Horpital Service
Jamden
Taft Declares Boat Crews Ready For Great Races
President Taft praised boat crews as ready for tomorrow’s important races. The statement upholds Dr Harvey W Wiley of the U.S. Bureau of Chemistry amid accusations of irregularity and misconduct in office over a paid expert.
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Taft
Bont Taft
Harvey W. Wiley
Eblat
Federal Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Etna eruption estimated losses reach two million
Catania Italy Sept 1 report estimates Mt Etna eruption damage at about two million lira. Officials warn continued activity may raise costs as ash fields and lava alter local commerce and property. Residents remain vigilant while authorities monitor plume activity.
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Catania
Italy
Mt. Etna
Iquique Earthquake Shakes Chile Town
An earthquake rattled Iquique Chile causing damaged buildings and injured residents numbers of persons reported hurt as tremors rocked the coastal city. Local authorities assess structural damage and urge safety precautions amid ongoing aftershocks.
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Remraniatied Pree
Hquique
Chile
Imperial Edict Orders Suppression of Revolt in Sevchwen
Peking September 15 an imperial edict orders Tean Chung Suan to suppress the serious revolt in Sevchwen, directing swift action by authorities and outlining allegiance to the empire.
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Peking
China
Teen Chung Suan
Sevchwen
Stolypin May Recover From Wounding
Sept 15 premier Stolypin was shot by a nihilist last night and is expected to recover, authorities announced today, offering cautious optimism about his condition.
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Preamier
Rice famine near in Philippines threat noted
Manila report Sept 15 notes a rice famine threat looming in the Philippines with prices rising to the highest levels yet. Tokyo dispatch Sept 16 reports Admiral Tope arriving home from a world tour amid a cordial reception.
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Manila
P. K
Rio
Japan
Admiral Tope
Twenty Seven Indictments Reported by Federal Grand Jury
The Federal Grand Jury reported twenty seven indictments this afternoon. Some charges target the same individuals in multiple counts while other cases involve different defendants. None of the indictments relate to opium matters, and rumors of such are denied. The court will reconvene Monday at 2 o clock for further proceedings.
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Federal Grant
Y-Deven
Maiderstand
Hilt Vadietmants
Arindin
Regatta Day Opens With Twelve Races and Rival Crew Showdown
Regatta activities begin at nine with twelve events scheduled, each starting ten minutes after the prior finish. Senior Sire dash from Alakes streets foot and Hacknald wharf hosts the senior barge race. Competing clubs include Myrtle Boat Club Hoalani Boat and Yacht Club Puunene Boat Club. Officials include A L C Athtineon John Waterhouss W C Wilder Leslia Beott Eben Laws Kalanianace Frank Kruger W W Harris A H Thompson Ray Aletow Robert Hughes. Regatta day promises celebrations across Honolulu with the Alyrtie and Hoalanteho renewing ancient rivalry and strong crews from Puunene and Honolulu.
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Alakes Streets
Hacknald Wharf
Myrtle Boat Club
Hoalani Boat and
Puunene Boat Club
Myrties
Heblue
Puunenss
A. L. C. Athtineon
John Waterhouss
W. C. Wilder
Leslia Beott
Eben Laws
Alec M
Kalanianace
Frank Kruger
W. W. Harris
A. H. Thompson
Ray ®. Aletow
Robert Hughes
Cotton growers seek territory aid in boll worm battle
Farmers urge extension of territorial boundaries to bolster boll worm control efforts. The drive centers on improved funding, resources, and cooperation for combating cotton pests, with leaders outlining strategic plans and anticipated impacts on yields and regional stability.
Bishop Street Plan Gains Momentum From City Commission
The commission outlines its stance on the Bishop Street extensiona plan to exchange part of Union Street for property taken. Sullivan and Buckley oppose blocking the project while offering a 26 foot surplus and outlining net income estimates of 5 660 after taxes. They indicate willingness to entertain propositions from the commission if needed.
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Union Street
Sullivan
Buckley
Bishop Street
Commington
Jarrett Halt Hypnotist Burial Plot Disrupted
Sheriff Jarrett orders chiefs of detectives to intervene as hypnotists Jarrett and others plan to bury a man alive during a performance at the Hive Theater. Public safety fears rise amid protests and efforts by authorities to stop the alleged act.
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Shri Jarrett
Ayesha
Hout
Rennet
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