Pearl Harbor land condemnations and Hawaiian schools
Government condemnation suits seek about 320000 for Pearl Harbor lands valued at 1400000. Navy docks will use natural stone wharves. reef and mud require dredging for big steamers. Night English schools for Hawaiians were canceled after 1 year due to predominantly Asiatic attendance. Japanese and Chinese immigration concerns loom as 5000 Japanese seek Hawaii, with imperial government wary of U.S. objections.
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Associated Press
Honolulus
San Francisco
United States
Pearl Harbor Naval Station
Honolulu Plantation Company
Oahu
Petre
San Frank Tong
Philippines
Bennington
Stan
Philadelphia
Yutuila
Jocer
Ware Son
L. BE
Washington
McKinley
Saapeates
Okabe
Native Officials Paid in Tutuila and Manua Surplus Reported
Native officials in Tutuila and Manua received their first salaries from native taxes. A surplus over required funds of nearly $2,000 was recorded. The Philadelphia arrived at Pago Pago on July 13 and departed July 4. relief crews transferred to the Aberenda and overtime workers shipped on the Phil.
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Associated Press
Apia
Samoa
San Francisco
United States
Philadelphia
Pago-Pago
Aberenda
Tutuila
Manuva
Epworth Heights Notes From a Summer Weekend
Correspondent reports a pleasant Aug 12 at Epworth Heights Ludington Michigan with mild 70 degree weather. Hymns and beach quietude accompany a mixed Sunday service, Dr Quayle’s Abraham teachings, and a lengthy W C T U address praising Frances E. Willard. Local cottagers, Indiana visitors, and college figures mingle, gossip noted among the guests at the hotel.
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Indianapolis Journal
Epworth Heights
Ludington
Mich
Heights
Indiana
Wenknee
Lawrence University
Neherman
Atuy
Tales From The Heights And Cottages In The Country
A lively village chronicle recounts odd incidents from cottage life and a dining-table bed sheet mishap. A widow seeks a cottage mocked by a neighbor’s cruel joke about a new husband. A heated auditorium talk by Dr Bridgett on The Church of Tomorrow sparks a light quarrel among clergy and laity. U S SEE.
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Willie
Metoliot
Presbyterans
Sherman anti trust law letter from Lew Wallace Jr
Lew Wallace Jr argues United States Steel Corporation violates the Sherman anti trust act by restraining interstate commerce in iron and tin plate. He cites Supreme Court decisions on sugar and pipe cases to support the view and urges federal and state action to curb the company and restore law order in line with Republican principles. Indianapolis, Aug. 14.
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Indianapolis Journal
United States Steel Corporation
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
U. S
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Sherman Anti-Trust Lnw
Peers Pipe and Steel Annes
Ronald Tits
Congress
Supreme Court of Finals
United States
Indiana
Lew Wallace, JR
Indianapolis
A Woman of Forty Summers by Sera J. Underwood
Poem portraying a woman aged forty summers, framed as a serene life of beauty and social charm. Despite outward grace and public regard, the speaker notes inner cold, resilience, and the contrast of summers with harsher winters. The verse ends urging that fame and strength come from enduring winters as well as summers.
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Sera J. Underwood
Moult and Feeding Tips for Hens and Crops in May
Practical guidance on moult timing and feeding for laying hens including early feather shedding, hot-bath methods, sun exposure, and oil rich diets. Also notes on sunflower seed, corn stands, irrigation, straw potato growing, road pavements, and farm practices for drought resilience and water storage.
Butter Castle and Cold Box Exhibit At Pan American Exposition
The Minnesota exhibit features a giant refrigerator with a lifelike butter model of the State Capitol twelve and a half feet tall. Demonstrations show cheese curing at low temperatures and a milk processing line from stable to bottled product, noting heating to high but not boiling levels to curb harmful bacteria.
Angora Goat Show Dates Set in Kansas City
Kansas City Journal notes Oct 17 to 2 inclusive as dates for the next Angora goat show in Kansas City. The American Goat Breeders' Association reports 14,000 members and $7,000 collected since inauguration. last sale netted about $11,000 for 1,000 goats with top at $700. Officials predict a bigger show with buyers from California Texas Northwest and beyond, highlighting the goats’ global reputation and profits from mohair and meat.
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Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
American Goat Breeders’ Association
California
Texas
Northwest
Seles
Angora
Columbia University
Ttle
Kansas City Bill Board Association
The Corn Crop in Western Drought Resilience
Kansas correspondence reports Indiana Farmer notes drought impact. The Western drought tests corn crops, but improved seed and culture yield a healthier stand that withstands dry weather. The writer observes that a decade ago a similar drought would have caused total crop failure.
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Kansas
Indiana
Swordfish Legend Said To Unnerve New York Buyers
A Portland Me dealer asserts New York buyers spurn swordfish despite its popularity in Boston and Maine. He describes swordfish as dangerous thrashers with bone blades up to three feet, noting several shipboard encounters and a swordfish’s strong market for its polished blades.
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Portland
New York
Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
Block Ieland
Vineyard Sound
Valparaiso
British Museum
Oklahoma Lands Lottery Talk in Kiowa Comanche Distribution
The Boston Journal notes government distribution of Kiowa and Comanche lands in Oklahoma is not a true lottery though a drawing of lots occurs. Critics call it lottery empty, as selection resembles jury duty draws where chance plays a role but with different stakes and governance.
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Boston Journal
Ohoma
Catalpa Trees as Solution for Rail Tie Shortages
The Baltimore Sun reports the International Society of Arboriculture promotes catalpa as a practical cross tie source. Secretary J. P. Brown argues catalpa grows straight, durable timber suitable for crossties, furniture, posts, and boat building, yielding rapid supply and permanent renewability along rights of way, with potential annual savings on railroad maintenance.
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Baltimore Sun
International Society of Arboriculture
J. P. Brown
Connersville
Ind
South
Wabash River
Indiana
Illinois
California
Nevada
Utah
Agricultural Society
United States
Amnu Ourgo
Indiana Forestry Association
Abler
Washington
East
Brown
Lesson in nerve control Washington letter in New York Post
A Washington letter discusses George Kennan and his Siberian expedition, detailing his early life, nerves, and fear of danger. It recounts how Kennan trained himself to stay calm in peril, including his nightly urban patrols with a pistol and his habit of entering turbulent bars to build resolve. The piece links Kennan’s courage to his later Siberian reporting and fame.
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Washington
New York Post
Russia
George Kenna
Europe
Kennan
Associated Press
Caucasus
Orange
N. J
Mr. Drake
The
Century Magazine
Siberia
Gilder
Siberian
Aistol
A Single Sandwich at Market Street Lunch
A regular at a night Market Street cafe orders a chicken sandwich on one slice of bread. The waiter calls him Max, and he explains the economy behind the unusual order. The sandwich arrives and Max smiles at his clever tactic.
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Max
Out on a Fly
Fragmentary Denver Times item appears to reference a baseball theme with unclear quotes and mangled OCR text. Readable hints mention a father, a game, and a tattoo context, but most details are garbled and unidentifiable. No clear persons, organizations, or events can be reliably extracted.
Fragmentary financial note lists bonds and assets
Fragmentary OCR lists United States bonds and state municipal bonds as company assets. Mentions cash on hand and in banks, railroad stocks and bonds, and publican premiums. Text is garbled with illegible segments and nonstandard terms.
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United States
Seark
Banged Publican
Beasisue
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Aera
Srengita
Missouri
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Oklahoma Lands
George Kennan
Philadelphia Record
Denver Times
Papa
Tatoo High
Tsou Travelers
K. Pan Cory All Shippers
Inter-State Travelers Guide
Caide
CU Tees
Washington ST
Streeinwvay
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Firemen’s
Broad Street
Newark, N. J
D. H. Dunham
A. H. Hassinger
Heras
Carter Vesarez Voce
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
D. A. Coulter
Law Building
T. McWhirter
East Market St
J. L. Barnitt
Lombard Building
OHR, Hall & CO
Broadway Street
New York City
Phineas C. Louisbury
Kimball C. Atwood
W. H. Hart
Auditor of State
Stevenson Building
Oliver Twist
Tru-Food
Cyt Tian Meare
Gas Office
Indianapolis Gas Co
Washington Life Insurance CO
M41 Broadway
W. A. Brewer, JR
Graham H. Brewer
MSP
Cies
Dee Gree Vhesn
Stevenson Bldg
Fidelity Mutual
North Broad Street
L. G. Fause
W. S. Campbell
Mee
Te Board of Directors
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