Carter Steps Down Mailed to the President
Gov Carter mailed his resignation to President Roosevelt on Wednesday and will travel to Washington for a personal interview to discuss leaving the Hawaii governorship. The move, not tied to Brown’s high sheriff win, followed a long sequence of events and support from Roosevelt, with acting governor Atkinson ready to assume duties.
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Governor Carter Faces Veto, Court Rebukes, and Hawaiian Political Tensions
The governor withstood a vetoed county government bill but faced Territorial court challenges. He sought President Roosevelt's moral support, planning a Washington visit to discuss duties, succession, and policy impacts. Henry B. Cooper surfaced as a potential successor, former territorial secretary and longtime official in the republic.
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Panama Canal Meeting Moves to Washington
President Roosevelt orders the Isthmian Canal Commission to convene its quarterly meeting in Washington July 1, deviating from the Isthmus requirement. Four new yellow fever cases are reported from Panama and Colon, with deaths. An Engineer Department spokesman clarifies the policy on roadways in Northeast Washington, denying proposed street narrowing and pledging more space for trees and grass. Frederick W. Carpenter departs for Portland to attend Lewis and Clark exposition duties.
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Fair Play for Chinese Cabinet Discusses Boycott
The last Roosevelt cabinet meeting before summer vacation focused on Chinese immigration and the Chinese exclusion laws. Officials stressed fair treatment and continued U S trade with China while investigating alleged abuses in enforcement and potential misapprehensions about a Chinese boycott affecting American producers.
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Willingham Mystery at Balt Oaks Unfolds In London Links
The Mainwaring affair deepens as secretary Scott uncovers a signature blot with clues to a forged last will. Attorneys debate inheritance while Henry Carruthorn’s influence and a London firm complicate the tale. Privacy fades as motive, murder, and blackmail swirl amid estate plans and a planned will reading.
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Potomac Canoe Season and Local Ads Across Town
The Potomac River above the Aqueduct Bridge swarms with canoes as the season peaks, with a Georgetown dealer taking deposits then refunding due to slow production. Local notices advertise moth bags, cigars, ice safety, billiard rooms, and legal notices amid a riverfront social scene and a serial fiction conversation about a Campania sailing.
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A Safe Investment Advertisement Offers Loans and Local Services
A scattered Washington area ad page touts advertising as a safe investment and promotes Moore & Hill Inc loans with fixed and monthly payment options. It references Rev Thomas Crouse, a Georgetown minister, and lists local business notes on ice cream, ships, tugs, stores, carpenters, fishing, and real estate offerings alongside community notices and retail promotions.
Sim pson Bay grain and feed HQ promotes harness sale
The piece lists Bay city suppliers including ET Simpson and Ford’s Bay grain HQ offering a heavy discount on a grocer's harness and related riding gear. It notes wartime era updates and local business pitches from Arlington Horse Co and Ray Cogswell & Co with ads for furniture, lunch rooms, monuments, and home buying, plus military movements and excursions schedules.
Maryland Governor Receives Doctor of Laws Degree
Governor Wardell of Maryland has been awarded the degree of doctor of laws by Lafayette College Easton Pennsylvania. The charter of the steamer Estelle Randall to the War Department for Potomac service will end June 30 after which she resumes the mall route between Washington and Glymont Maryland following necessary repairs. Captain Charles Ratey commands the vessel.
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Cabinet Meeting Notes China Trade and Morton Departure
Cabinet members discussed Chinese cotton goods trade with ten months totaling 21 million dollars compared to 3 million last year hoping no disruption from misunderstandings. Secretary Morton plans to sever ties with the administration around the Xth instant and soon spends time in New York with the Equitable Life Insurance Society. He will return to Washington on the 0th instant to hand over the department to his successor Charles Ropaparte.
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Fighting the lazy worm in Porto Rico report
Surgeon General office cites Capt. B K Ashford head of Porto Rican Anemia Commission reporting 88 percent of Porto Ricans in Albonite area infected by the lazy worm. Commission opens field hospital at Albonite with $1.0 appropriation to eradicate disease using methods from last year.
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Reduced Telephone Rate Government Service Slashed
Secretary Morton reports a government telephone service investigation led to station rents dropping from 22 to 6 per year and message rates from 2 to 24 2 cents. The new contract saves about 17 683 dollars this year, with total government payments projected at 47 502 dollars. Postmaster appointments include Arixone Bisbee M B Cassidy and others across states.
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