Protesters Cable Capitol Protest Against Quarantine Edicts
A fervent protest against federal quarantine changes affecting yellow fever control was cabled to Washington by the Close Federation after a noon meeting at Public Service Association HQ. Speakers warned Honolulu faces perpetual peril and urged rapid enforcement of stricter yellow fever regulations at port facilities and island entries.
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Yellow Tover
Washington
Federation
de Wy
Noe
Dr Hobdy
W. Fh Cantle
J. Green
Hobdy
Honolulu
Ly Wawe
Blm
Mallow
Wigar Planters
Holter
Kahlo
Galt
Mexton
Two Arrests for Po or Poor Po
Two men were arrested by the food commission on a warrant related to the sale of vol that did not come up. The arrests occurred in the afternoon, with Sin Kwong Lae and Tang Vik named as the individuals taken into custody.
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Warratt
Cenitaina
Rome
Uwe Culaneh
Abe
Sin Kwong Lae
Tang
Robert 1
Mirwtalt
Tn Geological Survey
Geographic
Reese
August Jacobson
Wulelde
Jmeotfon
Bweien
Maine
Kohitihie
Denver
Hatch Johnetene
Overland Park
Minnesota
Beth
Band at Young Roof Garden at Alysander Hotel
A late evening concert is set at the Alysander Young Hotel with a program by Captain Heeger. The Hiasatian Women’s til will perform at 7 0 Priday evening, offering a varied musical segment to readers.
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Young Roof Garden
Health campaign seeks city cooperation and sewer upgrades
President Spalding of the Chamber of Commerce urges cooperation in a health campaign to improve sanitary conditions in Hanatuu and West Tugletatlinn. He calls for extensive sewerage work and public works to address widespread urban health risks, urging voters to support the plan at the polls.
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Hanatuu
Tugletatlinn
Spalding
Wee
Binith
Witter
George W. Ainith
Bresttent Bratt
Fe. Shepford
Judd
Privck
Pratt
Yaris
Thant
Supervisors Order Sets Saturday Start for Clean Food Move
The county supervisors announce a Saturday start for a city wide clean food rule at public markets. Dealers must keep meat, fish, and vegetables free of contaminants or face enforcement, with health officials inspecting shops and warning notices issued. City leaders Kruger and Medellin vow action if vendors fail to comply.
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Ervieure
Elvan
Jal
Kruger
Willy
Thom
Country Schools Overfull Strain Double Shifts Persist
The report outlines crowded country schools with double shifts as standard. Officials including Superintendent Willie T Wepe and engineers push for portable or expanded facilities to cope with rising enrollment and strained resources. The piece notes ongoing debates and a continuation on page 2.
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Willie T Wepe
CY Engineer
Cintiene
Peti
Hynes
Strike On Involving 35000 Car Men And Workers
New York report notes Harriman lines reject union demands, forecasting a nationwide strike. International Blacksmiths President G W Kline says shopmen will strike Saturday and Monday, involving about 35,000 car men machinists blacksmiths and sheet metal workers with 7000 sworn in as special police across the Pacific division.
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New York
N.Y
G. W. Kline
Blacksmiths
Harvester Trust Begins Dissolution in Chicago
The International Harvester Trust started breaking up today in Chicago, following a Supreme Court order. It centers on the central selling agency and marks a major step in the dissolution process.
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Dante
Chicago
International Harvester Trust
Supreme Court
Taft Addresses Government and Business Relations
President Taft spoke in Waterloo on September 21 about how government and business should work together to restore confidence among the classes. He emphasized reforms and the need for good government as a guiding theme.
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Cauley
Waterloo
Taft
Rolph Wins San Francisco Mayoral Race by Large Margin
Final election returns show James Rolph Jr. winning the San Francisco mayoral race with 47,082 votes to 26,497 for P. H. McCarthy, securing a decisive victory.
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San Francisco
Cal
James Rolph Jr
P. H. McCarthy
Pratt to report to health board for week review
The health board will hold its regular session this afternoon with Pratt scheduled to report. Proposals involve petitions for relations of people and a weekly meetings agenda. No major issues are expected as executives discuss routine matters and upcoming projects.
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Pratt
Health Board
Hone Bratt
Unit iv
Une Wal
Board of Health
Isin
Po Pie
Motokuel
Ohler
Howman
Mall Baturdus
Ste. Howman
AGAINST FREAR ARE HELD SECRET
A Washington correspondent reports a secret declaration to the Secretary of the Interior by a delegate and talks about hunger, power, and political maneuvering. The piece notes that one delegate declines discussion and mentions Governor Mrear and other figures in a heated exchange.
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Kiki
Secretary of the Interior
Tte
Ite
Washington
Athele Agin
Mrear
Rapid Transit Mammoth Engine Boosts Power and Service
An overhaul at the Madolid Rapid Transit Power Plant introduces a Mammoth engine. Manager Hallentyne, Chief Engineer Menough, and staff anticipate service readiness by mid October. The new unit will raise power by about fifty percent, replacing three 240 horsepower engines to 1150 horsepower, enhancing main station output and future maintenance plans.
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Ment Bearings
Gaur
Martin Boon
Madolid Rapid Transi Company
Ballentyne
Robert Menough
Tomnorrow
Hallentyne
Werview
Hoover
Owene and Hentechter
Han- Huon Cortias
Hallooe Tyne Toe Bulletin
Anilly
Hu Commission Ie
Fewree Attay
Hollers
Aumbey Lane
Tly Sterling Water
Belt Road Contract Figures at Honolulu Construction Plan
Fragmented OCR reads of a contract bidding scene listing firms such as Honolulu Construction Company and Lard-Young Company with dollar figures and dates. The text mentions bids, completion timelines, and parties involved in a concrete construction project with several names and dates.
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Dali
Jonolaly
Constellation & Draging
Colyany
Dindtioe Pook Company
ChApHeee Mame Pheo
Hanan KS
Leo M
Whitehonme
Mardy
TNT
Withon O
TMNT
Honolulu Construction Company
Lard-Young Company
Chapin
Concrete Construction Company
Dancan & Hardy
Haituan
Whitehouse
Detobur
AM Hostages Pook Company
Pal
Areonlanien
Corlimed
Ehwokran
Cormutortions
Dunia
Holbstavnnes
Castle nails a claim amid quarantine law debate
The article reports W. R. Castle articulating a firm stance on modifying Federal quarantine laws and opposing threats of yellow fever infection linked to Japanese migration. It notes potential trial over Hawcot advocacy and mentions public opinion on the matter.
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Honolulu
Not Guilty Verdict Reported In Korean 18 Case
The record shows a jury returned not guilty verdicts in a Korean 18 case. Lawyers for the prosecution and defense argued over the criminal charges and the judge presided as motions and statements followed. Governor Frear commented on the scene and the case's implications.
Order stops timber cutting injunction in late 19th century case
An injunction halts timber cutting on a site linked to the Waterhall and Keakea properties as prosecutors pursue a future resolution. The matter involves local officials, a judge, and attorneys Murphy and Wingsturs with related hearings in Mehsame County Court and Milwaukee police actions.
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Ron
Hayling
Tuptin Woods
Watehall
Keakea
Hrouigi Uemalt
Cini Court
Chutlem Witcox
Mehsame
Hendah
Ratikinei
Lorein
Witerney
Vwlere
Tania
Amdrews
Nepepe
Oflaa Theda AQ Murphy
Pawoh
Wautak
Judee
Wingsturs
Orrin Andrei
M Wireless Frei Attaeney Murphy
Duil Kargebury
Wignead
Jemmed
Ter Willing Carnell
Delobee
Willary
Atebara
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Peark
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Woroory
Harvester Trust
Rolph
San Praminen
Hopt
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Hety
Ties
W. R. Castle
Wullty
Irnior
Henry
Cooper
John W. Canhoart
Torsgie
Larry Andrew Aed
Hebe
Deter
Sovernor Frear
Wien
Wilkon-Barre
Ames
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Demnick Gostenakt
Milwaukee
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