County of Oahu Will Be Rich Through Increased Funds
Governor Frear announced that the County of Oahu will receive about 870000 more, enabling expansion of hospitals schools and public works. The Queen’s Hospital payment of 24000 will be assumed by the county, while the City and County of Honolulu can cover needs including the Leahi Home travel and other public improvements. A session of supervisors is expected to consider further cuts to expenses. A separate court action involves Theo H Digies Co Ltd v Nyeoka for 4200 in merchandise claims. Creditors notice appears for the estate of W Peacock deceased.
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Oahu
Queen's Hospital
Frear
Honolulu
Queon'a
Leahe
Jurge Robinson
Theo. H. Digies & Co. Ltd
Nyeoka
Hopper Offered Treasurer Ship in TerrITORial Rumor
Rumors circulate that Wallant Hopper has been offered the treasurership of the Territory by Governor Frear. Hopper says no definite decision has been made and the governor has yet to appoint, with the matter likely to stay open until Frear’s return. The street talk centers on Hopper as a leading candidate amid ongoing speculation.
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Ani
Frear
Kate
Maui
Hw.wall
Fillan L. Hopper
Grover
Hopper
Peame
Mott-Smith Will Be An Active President
Ernert Mote 1 Bini herwatter will head the Board of Health and attend to duties as Secretary of the Territory. He plans to be an active official, meeting with Secretary Chartook to outline work. His appointment requires his resignation from the Territorial Board of Immigration, creating a fourth vacancy.
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Mott-Smith
Ernert Mote
Bini Herwatter
Board of Health
Mir
Moulsanich
Chartook
Foley
Menith
Hoard of Health
Territorial Hoard of Immigration
Nvasion
Hoard of Health Wiscontinuvst
Fake resignation story stirs court judges claims
A newspaper tale about Judge Robinson and Judge De Hott fakes a resignation over promotions. Both deny plans to quit, noting frustration at promotions and pay but unlikely resignations. The piece mocks sensationalism while conceding judges face workload and salary concerns.
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Robinson
Perry
Tesla
de Molt
Creuit
Fund Court
Chuce
Eight Die in New York City Fire Linked to Black Hand
In New York on April 30 eight people perished as a fire destroyed a residence. The report ties the blaze to Black Hand activity. Separately Sohonk Keaweamahl seeks a divorce from Henry Keaweamahl on grounds of extreme cruelty citing drunkenness wife beating desertion and other mistreatment.
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New York, N. Y
Hile Sohonk
Keaweamahl
Henry Keaweamahl
Immigrant troubles under judge inquiry in Kanaloa region
Unclear OCR fragment reports a Hawaiian youth Kanulow amid immigration tensions. Judge mige ming investigates PortugueseInt ein trouble wan. Kanaloa named in arrangements under auspices of Hoard of Triuntira ng. Agent Aronor identifies entrants from a same-weeks group linked to planations.
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Kanulow
Mige Ming
Lanie
Kanaloa
Aronor
Rhodes Gets Increase and Whiz Bicknell Whistles
A government pay dispute emerges as Rhodes receives an increase for the mayor's secretary post and Whiz Bicknell voices dissent. The legislative timing delays further payout while auditors and rival officials await funds. Prominent local Democrats weigh in on the salary change amid wage restructuring.
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Rhodes
Whiz Bicknell
UCAS Appoints George W. Lua Storekeeper at Bonded Warehouse
George W. Lua, son of T. bie ton, long in customer service since 1899, is named storekeeper for the bonded warehouse. Following the death of James Kelley, M. Johnson briefly led the office until Lua’s civil service appointment. He is praised for long service as he assumes duties under Collector K. R. Stackable and night inspector W. HD. King.
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George W. Lua
T. Bieton
Snce
Detine
James Kelley
M. Johnson
Customs Serview
Kuens
Civil Service
the Bureau
K. R. Stackable
W. HD. King
Attorney General seeks replacement for judge and deputy
The Attorney General discusses appointing a new deputy after Judge Whitney’s bench appointment and Judge Lindway’s resignation. He mentions potential candidates including Larnach, noting strong performance but uncertain willingness to accept and hints at political maneuvering to retain or promote key aides.
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Hemenway
Nin Dey
Whitney
Chreule
Lindway
Legislawire
Beecood
Larnach
President appoints judges to territories and supreme courts
Washington April 30 The President names Bat poet Leeds as Associate Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court and Jed Colley and Merritt Meehan to the New Mexico Supreme Court. Also a stockholders meeting for Wahiawa Consolidated Macappie Co. is set for Monday May 1 at 10 a m with notice posted.
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Washington, D. C
Apy
Leeds
Arizona Supreme Court
Jed Colley
Merritt Meehan
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Wahiawa Consolidated Macappie Co
Governor Frear Vetoes Seventeen Bills After Adjournment
Governor Frear states none of the seventeen bills left by the Legislature in the Governor’s house were approved. He explains he did not sign them, noting the wireless bill’s wording was faulty and would be ineffective, while a delinquent tax penalty bill also has faults. He defends the general aim but condemns several provisions.
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Governors Hause
Wade
George R. Carter
Frear
Pale galvanized transis May 6 at Custom Hojen ees
A pale galvanized transis is scheduled for May 6 at Custom Hojen ees. The event details are limited in the fragment and specific names or locations are unclear.
Poison Threat Against Rudolph Spreckels Reported
SAN FRANCISCO April 30 a cook B W Soule, recently unemployed, was jailed for sending a threatening letter to Rudolph Spreckels demanding 500 or he would poison Spreckels and his wife This is among numerous threats Spreckels has faced since becoming involved in the graft prosecution.
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San Francisco
Cal
B. W. Soule
Anto Spreckels
Soule
Sprecka
Rudolph Spreckels
Tidal Wave on Lakes Shocks Chicago
Chicago reports a deadly storm with a tidal wave on the lakes causing six deaths and fifty injuries. Officials note extensive property damage and higher casualty counts feared as rescue and recovery efforts continue.
County Plans Help For Queen's Hospital Bid
A county board meeting urged support for Queen's Hospital, arguing county aid is essential. Supervisor Quinn discussed how to secure funding after Governor vetoed a $24,000 appropriation for the next biennial period. A special committee of three supervisors was appointed to pursue the trustees’ request and report back at the next session.
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Queen's Hospital
Quinn
M & Quier
Isellen
Georgy I Cadtey
Willard Browns
GW. Snitt
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