Federal Labor Inquiry Ordered for Hawaii Territory
Proceedings require the United States Commissioner of Labor to conduct a thorough annual inquiry into labor conditions in the Territory of Hawaii. The 1903 act mandates a five year cycle, with reports and statistics on wages hours and immigration, and may involve the Department of Commerce and Labor's agents examining Russian immigration as part of broader labor study.
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Havwaii
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Predictions of Big Kuhio Majority and GOP Ticket
George J D Cooper of Hank predicts a large Republican and Kuhio majority this year. He cites a Hana politician's letter stating low chances for a split and notes specific candidates for the Senate and House. The Maui county Republican convention is noted as held today with anticipated unified support.
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MAUL
George JD. Cooper
Hank
A. D. Cooper
Te Hana
Mant County
Cooper
LURLINE HAD PLEASANT TRIP ON THE SEA VOYAGE
Hindeye twenty one hours and four five minutes from Brest France the vessel under command of Captain Woodong left port forenoon with 4200 tons of cattle aboard en route to port in good weather. Quarantine notices were issued as the voyage continued with the vessel maintaining course and speed amid routine checks and weather reports.
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Hindeye
Bist Francho
Tiwer Laechine
Weodong
Deght Huyels
Kalala
Ont Franeien
Beet Growing Trials Advances on Lanai Project
Unclear notes describe beet growing experiments on Lanai by a company focused on developing sugar beet hybrids. Researchers plan to weigh Cheeet to Mowatt and Joe Pawlean, a newcomer from Boledon, Cul. This fragment suggests ongoing field trials and development work in sugar beet cultivation.
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Pawlean
Boledud
Radical Republicanism Democrats 10 in Wisconsin take it easy
The piece reports a Wisconsin political scene with Republican platform shifts and Democratic plans. Campaign manager Bertram G. Rivertburgh is shown reorganizing operations as preparations for broadcasts and meetings unfold, with focus on building support ahead of public events.
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Wisconsin
Data Democrats
ChenpocreLie
Cerin
Ronal
Bertram G. Riventurgh
Football Opens Under New Rules In Ivy Contests
In San Francisco Yale and Harvard begin the football season under new rules with all games in primaries for the tougher schedule to follow. Yale over Wesleyan 2200, Harvard defeats Union by a wide margin. Women’s games reveal initial experiments with the new rules but results are inconclusive as larger colleges show little definitive change.
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Harvard
Tinton
Victorien
Sugar Ban Report Sparks School Superintendent Debate
Fragmentary notes reference a sugar ban proposal and a superintendent. Other lines suggest local officials, a provocation quotation, and numeric codes. The readable text hints at a policy discussion affecting schools but lacks coherent details or names.
Aylett Must Explain Absence at Supervisors Meeting
Aylett was asked to explain his absence at the county meeting. Supervisors and the health committee chair pressed for action as motions stalled in his scene. The board planned continued discussion and potential restitution measures at the February 15 session.
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McClellan
Logan
Aytett
Lipsnonth
Merchants Discuss Navy Role in Pacific Conclave
The Merchants Association foresees Honolulu playing a major part in a San Diego convention to divide naval presence for the Atlantic and Pacific. Secretary Herndt and President Waldron plan to attend, with Walter Dillingham set to return to Hawaii to lead participation. Ban Dingo has invited Honolulu chamber groups to join, signaling a pivotal effort to shape U S maritime strategy and defense funding.
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United States Navy
Kurt Hernadt
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Ban Vrage
Saratoga Fight Over Root Chairman Role in Republican State Convention
Saratoga N Y September 28. Former President Roosevelt won his bid for temporary chairman as National Committeeman Root urged unity within the party. The minority led by Vice President Sherman supported the party’s reform wing while endorsing the existing administration. Root declared the Payne bill should be attacked only by legal means and promised vigorous prosecution of anti Republican elements. The scene reflected divisions among progressives and the Roosevelts wing.
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Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
San Francisco report of today’s major league results includes Brooklyn and Boston wins and losses, New York and Philadelphia tallies, plus Chicago and Washington games. Multiple venues noted with scores such as Boston 3 Chicago 2 and New York 16 Cincinnati 4.
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Tenyo Mara Afloat Undamaged After Unclear Incident
A vessel named Tenyo Mara remained undamaged after an incident described in terse, garbled text. The report mentions authorities and a crew, with uncertain details about location and outcome.
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Gaynor Refuses To Quit His Post
Rochister New York reports Mayor W. J. Gaynor declines to run for governor, remaining focused on reform efforts in New York City and state. The decision prompts attention from supporters and opponents as political allies weigh next steps and possible reform agendas.
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New York
Tia Reece
Kauai Republicans Unite in Harmonios Convention and Name Their Candidates
The Kauai Republican convention at Lihue Hall named the party slate for the coming election. Delegates elected a full committee with H. Kealoha as chair and Thomas Manuelo as sergeant at arms. The body endorsed candidates including K. Kekuna for county chair and W. O. Oneth for precinct captain, with plans to continue announcements on page 3.
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Kauai
Harmonios Convention
Tuitay
Newaitii
Newcahter
Manalet
Monkey talk and political intrigue from Patiala dispatch
In Patiala the report traces monikered claims about a figure named Thurston and a man named Wile while detailing elections and alleged funding. It notes travel to Washington and ties to Kan and Kenning Baker, with mentions of Chong and others in a sprawling political and social narrative.
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