Executive Attacks Brown in a Published Statement
Honolulu June 1 Open letter from Governor Carter attacks Arthur M Brown candidate for sheriff. He cites moral and political grounds for disqualification, alleging weak corruption and law enforcement failure under the former police administration. He claims Brown would fail to resist flattery and allow abuses by police and attorney general rivals.
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Honolulu
Advertiser
Carter
Arthur M. Brown
Brown
P. C. Jones
Police Department
Peace negotiations on foot chosen seat of conference
The telegraphed report from Tokyo notes government silence on peace while public demand for peace grows. Reports list Nehdoff named Russia's chief representative in Washington and Cassini meeting President Roosevelt in D C. Washington opts to host talks while Japan declines Europe and Russia objects to Far East sites. Powers urge Japan to moderate cash indemnity demands.
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Tokio
Japan
Russia
Takatura
Nehdoff
Washington, D. C
Russan
Cassini Ie
Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
Europe
Far East
Armistice Talks Advance Between Oyama and Linevitch
Washington June 17 negotiations move toward a brief armistice between Oyama and Linevitch. Nelidoff the former French ambassador is likely to head the Russian plenipotentiaries and Marquis I the Japanese side.
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Washington, D. C
Oyama
Linevitch
Nelidoff
France
Marquis I
Brown Defends His Administration in Oahu Letter
Publican candidate A. M. Brown for Sheriff responds to the Governor's attack in a published letter to Oahu voters. He makes distinct and specific denials of the criticisms and outlines his defense of his administration.
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Honolulu
A. M. Brown
Oahu
Panama Fever Raging Across City
Panama reports three new yellow fever cases amid three additional deaths, signaling escalating health concerns and urging intensified public health measures as June unfolds.
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Panama
Norwegians Appeal to Recognize New Government
Washington June 14. The Norwegians in the United States have appealed to Roosevelt to recognize the new Norwegian government. Union men are let out. Essen June 13. Three thousand workmen in Westphalia have been discharged for belonging to labor unions.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Roosevelt
Essen
Westphalia
Prem ier of Greece Assassinated in Athens
Athens reports the premier Delyaunis was assassinated yesterday by gambler Gherakaris as he stepped from his carriage. The act was retaliation for closure of gambling establishments. Delyaunis’s death shocks Greece and heightens political tension.
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Athens
Greece
Delyaunis
Gherakaris
Sugar Quotations and Beet Analysis Prices
San Francisco June 19 reported 96 test centrifugals at 4.281 per ton totaling 85.62 dollars, with 88 analysis beets at 115 10 J per ton amounting to 91.20 dollars. Prices reflect unit values and per ton quotes for sugar and beet products.
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San Francisco
Cal
Burns Club Honors Departing Members at Serraos Hall
Scots in Hawaii bid farewell to Wallie Sandy and Jamie as Burns Club honors their return to Scotland. The evening featured Highland dancing, bagpipes, songs, and the Will Ye No Come Back Again chorus. The Burns Club orchestra drove lively reels and jigs while refreshments followed, leaving Chalmers Henderson and Fraser to carry home the spirit of友情 and bonnie Scotland in the Paradise of the Pacific.
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Serrao's Hall
Burns Club
Wallie
Sandy
Jamie
Scotland
Scotts
Kennedys
Chalmers
Linevitch Surrounded Near Manchuria in War News
London reports possible battle before peace talks as General Linevitch's army appears encircled. St Petersburg notes Linevitch driven Japanese from three villages. Gunshu Pass reports Japanese outposts advancing while Russians hold Kaochepo heights.
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Eng
Manchuria
Linevitch
St. Petersburg
Russia
Gunshu Pass
Kaochepo
Taft criticizes California Chinese exclusion policy
During a University of Ohio address Taft says California is too severe in enforcing Chinese exclusion, arguing it pushes American goods to the Orient. In Washington Roosevelt orders discretion in enforcing the Chinese exclusion act.
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Oxford
Ohio
Cniversity
Taft
California
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Self-Confessed Burglar A German Youth Confesses In Hilo
A 24 year old German youth formerly with Hilo Electric Works confessed to burgling S C Shaw’s cigar store for 57.10 dollars on a Saturday night. He led officers to the hiding place and money was recovered except for a few cents. He gave 2 dollars to a native girl and 3 dollars to a sixteen year old. both are held for complicity. Two youths will be arraigned before Judge Hapai and jailed. Police believe they are linked to other midnight robberies at the Hilo Railroad offices now under investigation.
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Conradt Hayes
Hilo
S.C. Shaw
Fetter
Hayes
Miguel
Hapai
Catholic Fair at Hilo Armory Promises Unique Entertainment
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society hosts a July 1 fair and luau at Hilo Armory with booths, prizes for the prettiest under thirteen, an Hawaiian gold pin prize, two dining tables, a twenty five cent dinner, a concert by Professor Carvalho and the Hilo Band, and a mock police court. Proceeds benefit the Catholic Church of Hilo.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Armory
L. Turner Co., Ltd
J. D. Kennedy
Fe.wery
Philip Victor
W. Gee
Kaibenui
A. B. Log
Benstein
Dan Kannohe
W. J. Stone
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Hilo
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J. S. Canario
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Ewaliko
Flowers
Anita Canario
Emily Very
Marie Canario
Forbes
Cook
de Mello
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