Bishop Estate Accounts Detail Trust Activities and Lands
The Bishop Estate accounts for the year ending July 30 1908 show receipts of 2.70 and expenditures of 800724 48, leaving a balance of 2688.22. Trustees discuss resignations and reappointments, Molokai Ranch sale at auction for 251000, and land subdivision in Kona Hawaii to native Hawaiians and outsiders. The Kamehameha School chapel, Bishop Memorial Chapel, is gifted and used for services, with grounds improved. The year also notes principal change at the school, new Agricultural Department, and property acquisitions and conveyances including hotel and vineyard deeds and harbor-front land. Personal property totals 283011.42 with secured bills receivable.
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Bernice Panaht Bebop
Jwllciary
S. M. Damon
England
Queen's Juvilow Ie
W. Smith
Cons. R. Bishop
Honolulu
Damon
Bishop
Wade
Kamehameha School For
Charles R. Bishop
Bernice Paushiishop
Theodore Richards
A. Thompson
T. 5. Bedgwick
State University of California
Reots
Protest over annexation statement by Mr J O Carter
That protest by Alians Will A Mr J O Carter requests modification of a statement credited to him in Bunnerin's issue of Wednesday. He notes a prior protest against annexation drafted earlier, though he is not advised of formal adoption by Hawaiian Patriotic Societies. Leaders among opponents say the protest will be adopted and presented to the powers, but details are not stated.
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J. O. Carter
Ihe
Hawaiian Patriotic Societies
Hawaii
Trials and sentences in royal Hawaiian court report
A Hawaiian jury, before Judge Stanley, tried MonMEIY. Keawe and Koi for second degree robbery with a Chinaman as witness. booty listed at 87.40. Braun was sentenced to six months hard labor for assault with intent to rape. sentence suspended on Soy for larceny. Japanese boy. German immigrant Jobs Braun denied leniency. Foreign teacher Harry T Mills admitted to practice law in Hawaii. Kahalai Railroad Co. filed joinder in demurrer against Hawaii Commercial and Sugar Co. Kinney & Bailon represented both sides in ongoing cases.
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Keawe
Koi
Stanley
Chillingsworth
Kaulakan
de Bolt
Atill
Jobs Braun
Graung
Braun
San Francisco
Soy
Kaulakou
Harry T. Mills
Judge Perry
Charles Notley
Koknina Plantation Co
Native societies plan memorial on electoral franchise
A joint meeting of Hui Kalai nian and Aloha Aina representatives discussed presenting a memorial to the Hawaiian Commission under the Newlands resolution on the electoral franchise. No protest action against raising the American flag was resolved, with Maui protesters noted as the primary source.
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Pratwats
Hui Kalainian
Aloha Aina
Maui
Hawaiian Commission
Newlands
Ita
Butlerin
Haleakala
Crowds Farewell as Four Transport Ships Sail for Manila
Crowds on the wharves bid goodbye to the Peru and City of Puebla troops as two more transports depart Manila bound with hundreds of U S soldiers. Major General Otis and staff aboard Admiral Miller’s ship observe the farewell. Sailors, vendors, and Red Cross fruit offerings accompany the send off amid salutes and cheers.
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Aloha Oukon
Manila
Uncle Sam
Peru
Puebla
Otis
Admiral Miller
Philadelphia
Otia
Thearmgard
Brewer's Wharf
Red Cross Society
Jason
Jim Kupile
Wabash
H. M. Sewall
Generisl Haywood
Parbla
Community chorus suggested for flag raising event
A musician proposes letting the public sing patriotic songs during the flag raising due to difficulty in securing trained choristers. Professor Berger would lead with band accompaniment, while civilians and military members join in. Past social occasions show strong singing of America and Star Spangled Banner, suggesting the idea may be viable.
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Berger
America
Admiral Miller visit hints at flag raising delay in Honolulu
Admiral Miller and staff visited President Dole and Cabinet with a ceremonial guard. Officials spoke of possible flag raising timing, noting no plans set and suggesting delays beyond the Admiral’s visit. Separate motion challenges Hamilton habeas corpus, arguing lack of Hawaiian sovereignty and U.S. annexation jurisdiction voids proceedings.
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Admiral Miller
Courteay
Dole
Zeigler
Buntetin
Winterhalter
Warner
Hawaii
United States
San Francisco
Adimigtl
Honolulu
Cooper
Sewall
Damon
Miller
Bicycle Repairs and Spel Nat Poste With Roller Roaring
The item lists repairs and orders for various components including cranks and forgings at a workshop. References to specific makers and places appear, with emphasis on custom work and made to order offerings within the described shop. The text reads as a fragmented catalog of bicycle related parts and services.
Honolulu Cyclery Slogan and History Fragment
The text notes The Honolulu Cyclery at 231 King Street promising prompt attention to riders. It mentions oiling bikes with Falley’s Boxt Hievele OO and bolt tightening guidance. Established 1802 on the basis of quality work.
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Honolulu
King Street
Falley
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