Gruzan’s Resignation From First Foreign Church
Reverend Me Censan accepts resignation of J A Cruzan as pastor of the First Foreign Church of Hilo Hawaii. Resignation to take effect August 16 after four years of service due to Cragan family health and climate needs. Board to consider acceptance after next Sunday service, with gratitude for cooperation and best wishes for divine guidance.
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Censan
Warn
Hla
Haswal
Fretheen
Bieter
Atre Crnzan
Hilo
Mes
Cragen
Willah
J. A. Cruzan
Mawali
Rapid Transit Company Stockholders Meet for By Law Change
A special meeting of Rapid Transit Company stockholders was held to amend the by laws and arrange construction plans. J C Atherton was chosen chair and J A Gling secretary. Castle Rotate and J B Castro proposed surrender of all company boats for stock exchange into 6 percent non redeemable bonds. the move was approved.
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Turether
J. C. Atherton
J. A. Gling Seans
Castle
J.B. Casto
Atoek
Waa
Umiendeit
Alice in Wonderland play and Easter event at Mawallag Club
A Lewis Carroll themed performance titled Alice in Wonderland is set for next Saturday April 13 at Mawallag Woman's Club. Helen Dewha president will play Alice with club members in costume. Proceeds benefit the Kure humeba school. Also reported: Geo Gin died Monday night, buried at Hilo cemetery. Three children of Mr Nuit Mes Gul are critically ill with a bowel disorder.
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Oltie
Mawallag
Kure Humeba School
Glyle
Mice In Wonderland
Min Helen Dewha
Alice Ant Club
Munck
Hilo
Apel
Geo
Gin
Laupa
Deputy Sheriffs in Kau District Appointment Amendments
April report notes High Sheriff Heown visited Abert Antrews of Hawaii regarding Henry K Mattin’s deputy position in Kau district. Eaton’s plan discussed, with Mattin described as a likely candidate. Sheriff Brown announced Mattin’s dismissal from consideration amid ongoing inquiries.
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Sheri Heown
Abert Antrews
Hawaii
Henry K Mattin
Kau
Eaton
Mattin
Sheri Brown
Japanese weekly paper in Hilo issues final color edition
The lively weekly in Hilo, edited by T. Yano, prints a three color final number this week. Promoters are credited for launching the enterprise and the lithographic printing is noted.
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Hilo
Hifo
Ie T. Yano
OWL Winn
Fragmented OCR note from Hilo science institute misspelled
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Jared Smith in Hilo and a science facility in Honoulil with references to tablets and a refund offer. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear product or study details.
Cooper Confirmed as Acting Governor
An acting governor is designated with Cooper handling duties during the governor's absence. A March 17 memorandum from Acting Secretary Thomas Ryan outlines the Interior Department guidance and cites the Hawaiian Organic Act provisions. The Arizona law differences are noted, allowing the secretary to act in place of the governor under illness, resignation, or absence.
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Lote
Taterial Department
Thomas Ryan
Washington
Arivy Fa
Arizona
Servatory Honey
Cooper
Another Delegate for Washington to Represent Hilo
A Hilo report details Philadelphia Pook receiving a restraining note from Captain Matwon via a Taot mall and a program from Congressman Blark of Nebraska about Federal building progress. Delegates coordinate data and arguments for Hilo harbor needs and the Federal building. Mr. Peck plans to travel on the Enterprise steamer then proceed to Washington to push Hilo interests and carry information on local conditions and needs.
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Hilo
Philly
Wington
Banana Prices Rise In Hawaii Trade Reports
In Hilo on April 4 D B Wilwon sent men to buy a banana supply for roasting, with prices around 50 cents to 1 dollar. The Enterprise notes the effort to boost trade, while Mr Whiteon travels district markets securing about 500 wrists for the steamer’s first trip. Banana buyers plan to plant one to five acres each, with some already purchasing plants, though small lots under 50 cents aren’t shipped.
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Hilo
Ile Watts Lange
Territorial Band Concert at Capital City Hall
The Territorial Band performs this afternoon at the Capitol, with Part 1 featuring Muticent and Overbie Tungaylan. Highlights include Verdi selections, American Duet, and a cappella finale in Twihthow Hallad. Stockio and The Star Spangled Banner conclude the program.
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Mritiaite
Muticent
Tungaylan
Cruelty to Animals in Hilo Leads to Confrontation
In Hilo on April 4 Dr. W J Jones reported a starving horse in front of Okino hotel and intervened after a Japanese hotel owner refused care. Captain Lake ordered restraint but a fight ensued, resulting in a bitten finger and the arrestee jailed the next day after a 10 Lad forfeiture at the station Novige.
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Hilo
W. J. Jones
Okino
Japanane
Captain Lake
Novige
NEW TUG FOR HILO
Hilo reports Matson Navigation has bought a tug to replace the Rover. The new vessel, named the Charles Counselan, lists 12 1/2 tons and 21.2 feet length with a hold capacity of WA. Former operator Wullt tm 1900, known for heavy towing up Puget Sound, is being refitted to burn oil and will tow in the port once ready.
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Hilo
Kt. Z. Guatd Bun
Matson Navigation Company
Han
M Trangug
Rover
Han Hwan
Charles Counselan
Abe van Wullt
Puget Bound
Tut
Wharf Extension Plan Prompts Public Works Review
A deteriorated fragment indicates the Public Works Department may order or grant an extension of the Hild Wharf by about thirty feet. The note mentions additional funds and potential impacts on the wharf project, with unclear references to April and related authorities.
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Kinin
Powder House Contract Reads New Permit For Fort Islands
The superintendent announced a new contract for construction of a powder house. The project seeks to establish a permit for a fortification at the works site. Officials indicated the plan aims to improve security and storage for munitions at the facility in Fort Islands.
Kilatew Volcano House stockholders plan consolidation meeting
In Hilo on an April Monday stockholders of Kilatew Volcano House Company voted for a reorganization plan. Kennedy will travel to Honolulu with proxies to attend a directors’ meeting and present views. Attendees included Mutton, Lindway, Homburg, and Petar among others as they moved toward a Honolulu meeting.
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Hilo Atock
Kilatew Volcano House Company
Jaitley
Houniala
Kennedy
Honolulu
Honoluy
Ile
Vane
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Kenney
Mutton
Richardson
Mr. Lindway
Davies
Homburg
Nacktelta Co
Petar
Honoluli
Concert in Opera House by Prof J He Ammo April 12
A concert Saturday night April 12 at the Opera House features Prof J He Ammo with Miss Carrie Castle Mrs Antle Montague Turner Mrs Cf Cooper and Mind. Yarndley promises a delightful program of works by Geelg Thoma and Meradante including sonatas concertos and chamber pieces with piano violin and viola.
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Opera House
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Meradante
Holnwnder JH
Anna
Lam
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Onate
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Sandberger Violli
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Mias
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J. H. Amumie
Transit case over Waikiki tunnel aims to halt rail line
Legal dispute involves Mears and partners seeking injunction to stop construction of a cross Waikiki rail link via McCully bridge. Case discusses equity, foreign filings, and allegations against Chinese and American firms. Amended complaint trims named co defendants, with initial wording carried in updated filing.
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DIL UK
Sin Keung Maw
Parpuint
Noul Lama Avan Station
Honolulu
Kapil Transit and
Lal Company
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Carle Boriag
Aulretin
Waikiki
Hintiaetor
Suit to Redeem for Food Mortgage Foreclosure
In Kane County a suit to redeem real property following a breach of promise suit resulted in a $2600 verdict for Aven Brown against Andrew Hantileter. The court ordered attachment of defendants property to satisfy costs under foreclosure before judgment could be fulfilled.
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Hovle Uaanlater
Andrew Hannleter
Furecroaure
Aven Brown
Andrew Hantileter
Supreme Court
Fureatoaure
Japanese Sailors Fight on Steamer Hialo April 4
Two Japanese sailors fought with knives aboard the steamer Hialo on Thursday near Hilo. One sailor was wounded in the head or throat and another in the abdomen. Both men were arrested. the abdominal wound man was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Hilo
Thesiday
Kniver
Seattle Beer Ad Promotes Pain Killers and Nerve Relief
An old Seattle advertisement touts Rainier Beer as a popular pick at the New Criterion Saloon. It also markets Pnrxky Davis Pain-Killer as immediate relief for neuralgia and bodily pain, mentioning nerve strain and a Great Lake steamer context alongside a city hotel reference in a brief, gossiping ad fragment.
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Rainer
Criterion
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