Hawaii's Salvation Says 8. M. Damon Is Her Own Task
Mr Damon reports on return from San Francisco and Yokohama aboard the Mongolia. He notes BF Dillingham has recovered fully and resumed work with vigor. Damon discusses sugar price relief, labor questions in San Francisco, and Hawaii must solve its own salvation without reliance on others. He describes shipboard observations amid Korea crisis.
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Hawaii
M. Damon
Yenturday
Mongolia
San Prancheco
Lingham
Dillingham Bay
Mr. Demon
Damon Wald
Srumar
San Francisco
Este
Roonevalt
Daxtan
Mr. Damon
Korea
Yokohama
Sheriff’s Case Involving Phillip Naone and Japanese Passengers
To the weston of the Police Court this morning the eve of Phillip Naone, charmed with grata cheat, was the only one of any special interest. Naone is alleged to have defrauded Japanese clients by purchasing Alameda tickets for San Francisco, charging commissions and a lawyer fee, and collecting interest on a $200 deposit with the Oceanic Steamship Company. Judge Humphreys presided. Takeishi testified to Naone’s services and charges in a disputed passenger arrangement.
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Weston
Phillip Naone
Naone
San Francisco
Alameda
Oceante Steamship Company
Sheil Brown
Oceanic Steamship Company
Passage Refund Refused for Japanese Traveler Trio
Guaranty of company payment for a return passage in Jase the Japanese is refused. Landing at Sam Ppanciaco. Of the five Japanese who had purchased tickets two had departed. Continued on page four.
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Jase
Sam ' Ppanciaco
Honolulu Baseball Challenge Accepted by O R Le Co Team
Hackfeld and Co accept a friendly baseball challenge from O R Le Co Honolulu for a game on Sunday the 14th at Railroad Wharf at 9 am with a lineup including Kalant Kaal Haughton Duisenberg Zablan Plunkett Huisen Parker Bruny Klebabo Bush Bayer Lysve and Johnny Mill. Captain DULMENDERO notes the date and venue.
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Kaal
J. Haughton
Baw
Duisenberg
Zablan
Plunkett
W. Duisenberg
Hiram
Goo
Parker
Bube
Bruny
Klebabo
Bush
Bayer
Lysve
Johnny Mill
Railroad Wharf
M. Sharp
K. G
Dulmendero
Yachting Club plans a Honolulu to Hilo race start
Vice Commodore Picker proposes hanging up a valuable cup for a yacht race inviting Lurlian and Captain Sinclair. Captain Macfarlane notes strong interest among Hawaii yachtmen and discusses course options from Lahaina to Hilo via windward routes, aiming for a prestigious event despite wind and drift concerns.
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Hilo
Motokai
Maut
Threatened arrest over delinquent Diamond Head taxes
A Koolau resident owning small Diamond Head land parcels visited the tax office in town to settle overdue taxes. Facing a forced payment of 2.80, he was allegedly told an officer would be sent if he did not pay immediately, prompting confusion whether the arrest threat was real.
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Koolau
Diamond Head Wan
Koo Jauan
Porslite
Mailes Threaten Forfeit Over Pay. Team to Play Tomorrow?
Maile team managers warn that players will not appear if pay is not provided by noon tomorrow. Hartree says players must receive share of receipts. failure to pay may trigger forfeiture of the team’s league status and dissolution of ties with the organization.
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Maile
Maile Sutra
Schdule
Malle Baretall Ile
Tibe Basetall
Rubing
Thorn
Maile Management
Hartree
Maile Teem
Maile Firmas
Mace
Hurtlee
Maya
Ineaberk
Leenberg
Altlles
Son of Hawaii Stirs the Fast in Poughkeepsie Letter
An evocative letter from Makakoa, a Hawaii native in Poughkeepsie New York, questions education in Hawaii and critiques mainland ignorance. He claims English fluency from Hawaii and cites Eastman College exams, addressing Superintendent Atkinson. The piece hints at cross‑regional attitudes toward Hawaii’s school system.
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Ban
William K. Mokakon
Hawaii
Poughkerpale
New York
A. Atkinson Ana
Kant
York
Molakna
Engileh
Ald Sandwich Islands
Atkinson
Eystem
Makakoa
Cricket match set for Makiki grounds tomorrow at 2
A cricket game is scheduled tomorrow at 2 at Makiki grounds with teams drawn from listed players. Notable names include J. HC, T. GMN, Jonten, Maclean, Harrison, Hatfeld, Tucker, Cox, and Weedon among others.
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Makiki
Wi. Anderson
Heartacre
J. HC
T. Gmn
Jonten
MH. Dere Gan
W. L. Staniey
A. Toilet
I. R. Ate Maclean
P. Harrieon
Centre
A. H. Crook
Myon
A. KR. Hatfeld
D. C. Melt
J. Tucker
Laird, Lee
Cofor
Yarwood
Cox Uris
Porter
Weedon
Hendry
Coroner's Jury Verdict On Hawaiian Man's Death From Fall
A coroner's jury found that Pupuakea of Kukudateooty died August 2 from injuries after falling from the second story veranda of a Kimannewal tenement building. The verdict cites a defective railing as the cause of the fatal accident, reflecting a fatal fall attributed to unsafe premises.
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Pupuakea
Kukudateooty
Kimannewal
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