Plans Made for County Republican Convention
With the county convention within hours, delegates reached agreement on a small slate of nominees. Arthur M. Brown for Sheriff and J. W. Pratt for Tax Assessor appear certain, while other offices show tentative support and district caucuses continue. The meeting will nominate temporary and permanent leaders, set rules, and appoint creden tial committees as the two-day event unfolds.
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J. W. Pratt
Rawilns
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Ible
Calne Bherwood
Rt Low
John C. ‘Lane
Winston
Adamhy
Fsven
Arétalso
Xiven
Crabbe
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Ship
Herris
Japan protests US shipping law harming trans Pacific trade
Japanese press denounces a US rule that blocks foreign vessels from carrying freight or passengers between American ports. The Japan Times and Jiji warn the coasting trade is crippled, cutting earnings of Toyo Kisen Kaisha and Yusen Enisha by large margins as Philippines rules loom.
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Prince
Ocean
Chinese diplomat to Mexico contemplates post on coast
A fragmentary report quotes Liang Hein, the first Chinese consul general to Mexico, aboard the City of Peking en route to Washington. He discusses potential Chinese concessions, visa limits, and the idea of a Chinese mission representing interests in Mexico, with mentions of Hong Kong, Mexican interest in Chinese labor, and orders from the Chinese minister in Washington.
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Hein
Mexico
Peking
Washington
Merion
Washingeton
Washinton
Mexic
Cremnerpfal Riese
Honolulu
Jem
Sg Aftaires
Court Petition Seeks Voting Access for Fairchild
The document notes Mr Fairchild claims he is a qualified elector who could not register due to absences and requests the Board to convene to allow him to vote in the upcoming election. He filed on September 21 1903 and seeks a writ of mandamus to compel meeting.
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Fairchild
W. G. Smith
Fairchiki
Fauai Republicans
Ales
Alfred Harry Lewis
Turbulent Dispatches Report Albanian, Turkish Clashes In Europe
Turmoil crosses fronts as reports claim Albanian incursions into German and Turkish forces engage in Macedonia near Salonika. Movements also indicate Turkish actions around Vienna on September 15 as tensions rise in southeastern Europe.
Missionaries Face Obstacles in Russian District
American missionaries attempted to establish stations in the district but faced oppressive Russian laws. The area has seen serious labor and anti-Semitic disturbances over the past six months.
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Russia
Cabinet Intact After London Compromise Discussed
London reports the cabinet discussion on fiscal policy has closed for the present and a compromise is expected to keep the ministry as is. The move preserves the current government structure while tensions over finance are unresolved.
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London
Staine
De Witte in Paris Visit Reported
Paris reports that M. de Witte, President of the Russian Ministerial Council, is in the city as of September 15.
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Paris
M. de Witte
Regatta Day Program Changes By Hawaiian Rowing Assoc
The Hawaiian Rowing Association met yesterday and altered Regatta Day pacing. The Junior race becomes an intermediate event removing a protest over Giles in Myrtle junior crew. The rule change allows single rowers to participate in multiple events and lets Giles and Church enter, while Carmen may row in the pair despite other entries. John A. Hughes announced his decision to seek a role as Superiore of the Fourth District at the upcoming convention.
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Hawaiian Rowing Association
Healants
Giles
Myrtle
Church
Carmen
Federal Justice After G A Davis Disbarment Probe
The Federal Department of Justice will investigate the disbarment of George A. Davis to determine if he should be expelled from the United States bar. The inquiry focuses on Davis and his case, not the Territorial Supreme Court, despite a Bulletin misstatement.
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Federal Department of Justice
George A. Davis
United States Court
Davis
Territorial Supreme Court
Burglar Seizes Cash From King Street Residence
H. R. Tock reported a burglary at his King Street home on Pawar Lane yesterday afternoon. Thief entered between noon and 3 p m while occupants were away and stole about $100 from a locked dresser drawer and $10 in cash from another area. No injuries reported.
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H. R. Tock
King Street
Wear Pawar Lane
Tock
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