First Belt Road Bids Opened at Wailuku
In Wailuku August 5 at ten o clock bids for the first belt road work were opened at the Maul Loan Fund commission office. W R Patterson of Wailuku had the lowest bid for the road from Malike to Pauwela at 49820. Bowman came second at 49980 and John Duggan of Honolulu bid 56100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL Winelowm
Wailuku
Hugh Mowell
Maul Loan Fund Commission
Malike
Pauwela
W. R. Patterson
Bowman
John Duggan
Honolulu
Paterson
Lord, Young Engineering Company
le M. Whitehouse
College Work Presses On As Dorms Near Readiness
President Alf Geitifhe arrives to inspect progress on temporary housing and dormitory renovations at the college. Officials indicate the main construction contract is nearly complete and planning for new sanitary facilities and student accommodations continues amid fluence on timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ete College
Alf Geifithe
Sheeet Foun
Chitin
Bhck
Etudente
More Land Open Soon for Homesteads
The article outlines planned land openings for homesteads. It notes new parcels, sizes around several hundred feet, with multiple tracts from five to twelve acres. Officials emphasize gradual release and local access improvements to support settlement.
House Democrats May Get 10 Sugar House Democrats May Get 10
A fragmented Washington scene shows House Democrats nearing a tentative tally as Payne-Aldrich tariff revisions loom. Speaker Clark and Rep Underwood warn of political bends while factions debate a possible Trueconsut coalition and a broader reform effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Winners Named In School Children Bulletin
A school bulletin lists prize winners for the period covering Ont Hirst to Mawalions ame, with 18 senders and several named individuals. The document notes a prize of tel dollar to the top student and includes references to Chinese and Japanese students, American age 18, and various schools and instructors. The text appears to be a typo filled transcription of a pupil achievement notice prepared by the Department of Instruction.
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Kanhuriann
Welioal Rernid
Bnin Carters Aneronny
Fefade
StunRs Chineree
Meade Veel
Royal Wn
KAU AL Wiest WY
Eis Chineres
Uearies
Hanapete Choot Heron
Henry Pargett
Hawaii
Campbells Action Resented Over RR Permit in Hawaii
Hawaii County supervisors denounced Campbell for granting a railroad permit to lay tracks in Hilo and surrounding districts. The controversy centers on the decision allowing the Hilo Railroad Company to proceed, with officials challenging the authority and citing statutory provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Campbell
Hilo
Mig
Mbarwlan Campbell
Perarlseton
Hite Hallroad
Meidge Street
Martin Campbell
Wwibte
Eubialtzing
HD Railroad
Compuring
Thei Station
Walanneniin Strom
Garten
Watninn
Alster
Veean
Frank Enos Dead in Oregon
Frank Enos dies in Oregon at age 32. The report notes his business ties with Welsh Marge Kaproes Company and mentions family and former home connections. Details are fragmented, with unclear context about related people and events.
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Frank Enos
Oregon
Frank Biot
Marge Kaproes
Rttice
Nojvla
Canhine
Deland Ty
Otter
Anteen
Cub
Wills, Fares Company
Init Tin
Roosevelt testifies on sugar trust crisis and steel merger
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt testified that he aimed to relieve the panic by supporting the merger of Tennessee Coal & Iron Company with United States Steel, claiming it was for the public good and justified by the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Theodore Roosevelt
Sugar Trust
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
United States Steel Corportion
Copper magnate William Greene dies after long illness
An obituary notes the death of Colonel William C. Greene, a prominent copper magnate. The report mentions his career, the impact of his leadership, and local reactions as mourners reflect on his life after weeks of illness.
Taft Plans Western Trip Starting September 16
President Taft will begin a month long tour of the Western states on September 16. Sacral Krew reports the trip aims to inspect regional issues and boost national visibility as he prepares for upcoming engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Sacral Krew
Washington. D. Gy
Aun
Tali
West
Leaders Confer on Important Bills in House Ways and Means
Washington reports leaders La Follette and Representative Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee in conference to agree on wool and farmers free list proposals amid tense bill talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasHinard
Oigr la Follette
Underwood
Chatman
Togo Guest of Nation Signals Round of Entertainment
Vice Admiral Togo, the Japanese naval hero, is the guest of the nation today in Washington. His visit signals the round of entertainment planned as part of the formal welcome and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benga
Washington, D. C
Togo
Dope Smuggler Gets a Month
A garbled report notes Folin Tandork pleads guilty to a drug offense, with scattered references to a grand jury and multiple locations. Other fragmentary lines mention Artur Hories, a “fool conitted” crime, and drownings near New York and Lake Michigan, but details are unclear.
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Folin Tandork
Redaml
Highten
Smeret
Jim
Hue
Aden
Artur
Pro Bono Publico Water Rights at Risk in Estate Dispute
Estate affairs must be closed swiftly after the death of Mrs Hoot, with a Hawaiian water trust at stake. The contested distribution involves the Trust Company and legal challenges to prevent government seizure, seeking a court order to administer water rights for the benefit of the heirs. The case hinges on the running of the estate and pending statements through the court, with further details promised on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Init
Heroeitoyine
Elaghtie
Ann
Sara
Wreckies
Ewe
Milston
Twelve Indictments Planned By Federal Grand Jury Monday
A federal grand jury will hand down twelve indictments on Monday, four of them for perjury. The proceedings stem from testimony before the grand jury and involvement of the United States District Attorney. The report notes ongoing investigations and expected adjournment for a period of about fifty weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Old Tower
Mondiay
Nmuc
Uoon
Wilhelm
Thors
Jrange Company Organizes Meeting of the Insurance Firm
The Jrange Company plans a gathering with the Hawt Be Insurance Company this afternoon at the Merchants Association hall. Attendees from local firms and agencies are expected to attend as the event aims to discuss claims, repairs, and policy actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hning Ineuranie Company
Exhibition and Sugar Beet Fair Eyed by Town Crowd
A garbled local notice describes a public exhibition and fair with mentions of sugar beet, displays, and a window display theme. It references Barners, Wallika, and lamppost details, and notes the property subject to a tenant’s duty and a public printer involvement. The fragmentary text preserves scattered names and a general sense of community event planning.
Seek Bids for Motor Trucks Across District Assembly
A chaotic notice requests bids for motor trucks and related equipment. It mentions the commission and retirement themes, with unclear names and dates, but signals a formal procurement process and future sessions.
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C. S. Albert
Washington, D.C
Payne-Aldrich Tavitt Pitt
Congress
Soman
Wailake
GeoLeert
Almant
Wotan
Sedgewood
Mine Bhallock
New York
Adirondacks
Ianoorer
Efe
United Suites Distriet
Nave
Annie
Jrange Company
Hovertier Krede
Premwart Howe
Espechal
Halle
Wallika
Damien
Toni
Linn
Ping Thurstan
Hive
Jebel
BR Corton
Tran Lem
Waltiby Mieder Eamue Hp
Nese
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