Supervisors Approve Individual Warrants for Garbage Workers
County Treasurer Trent fought bulk payment for wages and insisted on separate warrants for Park Commission workers. A 2:30 pm supervisors meeting outlined funds for garbage bureau wages and pledged to decide future payment method. A later note referenced a different, unrelated wire item about a boy named Arthur.
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Wit County
Trent
Sam Johnson
Johnson
Honolulu
Park Commission
Park
Treamurer
Board of Supervisors
Explosion Burns Two Homes in Queen Street Fire
Two families were burned out and two houses destroyed when a gasoline stove exploded near Queen and Booth streets. John de Aruda and family occupied the blaze house, Mia de Aruda and Christian Krowne lived next door. A boy suffered a broken arm and was taken to the hospital. Firefighters arrived from box 27 to find the structures burning and little saved.
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Queen and
South Streets
Makal
Queen Street
Booth
John de Aruda
Mia
Christian Krowne
Trent Trusts Trustee to Probate and Heirs Named
The will of T Christiey was opened for probate with R H Trent named trustee with full general powers. The estate valued at about 26600 dollars, largely real estate. Heirs are Liewellin Christnley aged 9 and Deatrice Christnley aged 7. Trustee tenure continues until the youngest child reaches 26.
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T. Christiey
R. H. Trent Beir
Real Eatate
Liewellin Chrintley
Deatrice Chrintley
Marston Returns to Honolulu with Full Sugar Cargo
The schooner W. H. Marston under Captain Gore sailed from Honolulu for San Francisco Saturday with a full load of sugar. It returned today as its voyage is incomplete. ship particulars remain unavailable. The vessel departed Honolulu at 2 PM, carrying 2100 tons of sugar, 1243 tons of which were Castle & Cook brand.
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W. H. Marston
Gore
Honolu Uhis
Honolulu
San Minnenico
San Francisco
Lile
Castle & Cook
Selection made of Seagat team for national guard drills
The notice lists National Guard of Hawaii officers and enlisted men bound for Seagirt New Jersey to participate in the national event. It names Col. H Soper Major J Pratt Captain S Johnson Captain G Rose Captain A D Wise Lieut O J Whitehead Lieut T P Cumming and several privates. The article notes the Naval transport Solace will sail for San Francisco next Saturday at 5 am carrying mail.
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N. GH. Ride
National Guard of
Hawaii
New Jersey
Partioi Bate
Col. Duo
H. Soper
Jamed Pratt
Samuel Johmson
Gustave Rose
Aloned D. Wise
Orlando J, Whitehead
Thomas P. Cumming
Joseph Gorvola
Wm, Todd
Jno
W. Jones
W. Ry Ble
Page
Bowta
Solace
San Francisco
Mall
Flower Market Prices Rise Under Lei Trust Launch
The scene in Honolulu shows flower prices climbing after the Lei Trust launch. A flower girl hawks carnations at twenty five cents while noting a prior rate of eight for a dime, as buyers complain of Americanized markets and rising costs. (Continued on page 8).
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Thonlay
Honolulu
Kellett Successor Warns De Bolt Won't Benefit Plums
Court watchers report friction over clerk appointments in the Kellett case. Judge De Bolt says applicants deserve clarity on future clerk positions to prevent misappropriation. Henry Smith warns bonds and funds must stay in official custody to avoid theft, with notes in the regular file.
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Kellett
de Bolt
Supreme Court
Henry Smith
Smith
Smith Whiwell
Treaanrer
Re Hott Ani
Recniar
Neworthe
de Hott
Mnster
Rolsett
Russian ships fire on merchant steamer Keisho
Two Russian torpedo destroyers fired sixty shots at the merchant steamer Keisho off Tokio. The captain was killed along with one boy, and two crew members were wounded. The destroyers then moved to Vladivostok.
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Tokio
Japan
Vladivostok
Last Band Concert for Royal Hawaiian Hand at Royal Mowallan
The Royal Hawaiian Hand performs Friday night at the Royal Mowallan Hotel honoring officers of the transport Bola. Captain Berger leads musical artistes as the band tours Portland Oregon for two months and a dance at the Army and Navy Hotel Tonight invites guests from hotels and locals alike to join the farewell events.
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Royal Mowallan
Berger
Bola
Portland
Oregon
Hawaii
Army and Navy
Royal Hawaiian
Place
Lawton
Tax Board Meets In Supreme Court Room For Queen's Hospital Appeal
The Tax Appeal Board met in the Supreme Court room this afternoon and announced a settlement of the Queen's Hospital taxation appeal. The Attorney General's Department provided an opinion confirming the exemption. The Metropolitan Mental Co, the Roche Estate, and the Caney Fatale were discussed as potential parties, with a probable settlement to address the matter.
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Supreme Court
Queen's Hospital
Attorney General
Metropolitan Ment Co
Rooke
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Arthur
Alameda
Tropic Fruit Co
Wells
Far Office
King St
Trent Trustee
Shuckville
Farmer Corntensel
Washington Star
Margle
Eddie
Little Jack
Papa
Jack
Makers
Newyork
The
Kash Company
Marston
Seagat
N. G
Washington
ShoMeld
England
Jacal Keene
Lei Trust
Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Honolalu
Hawaiian Islands
L. B. Kerr & Co
Merchant Tailors, Limited
Alakea Street
Paris Bank
Paris
France
Printompa
Carnahan
Indianapolis
Ind
General CarnAhan
Knights of Pythias
Torio
Sakhalien
Alexandrovak
New Orleans
Gal
GUGAR
Ethel
TAX Board
Arikge
Mayantor
Gringe
J. Hopp & Co
Young Bidg
Manufacturer's Shoe Co. 1 Ltd
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