Ernest A. Mott-Smith Appointed Secretary
The Territory expects Ernest A. Mott-Smith to succeed Ay Ly C. Auchiman as secretary though no official announcement has been made. The vacancy depends on President Roosevelt action and Secretary Atkinson’s resignation. Frear declined to discuss details, noting no vacancy exists yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Mott-Silli
Jidd-Mot-Smith
Hemenway
Ay Ly C. Auchiman
Atkin
Roosevelt
Frear
Mr. Mott- Smith
Jide Frear
Ajkinson
Distinguished Guests At Commercial Club Luncheon in Honolulu
A Honolulu Commercial Club luncheon honored Secretary Straus Commissioner Twain and Rep Jongworth with a distinguished gathering. Geo W Smith announced brief remarks. Straus thanked the club, recalling global trading interest and a habit of speech, then referenced Disraeli and Gladstone as he prepared for further remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Commercial Club
Straus
Twhn
Jongworth
Geo. W. Smith
Royalty Killed in Wreck in Berlin Train Crash
Berlin dispatch reports eleven people killed in a train wreck today. Among the dead are Prince Alexander Begotoff, his two sons, and Count Kerserling. The tragedy struck a royal party traveling by rail, with authorities investigating the cause and ensuring safety measures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Alexander Begotoff
Count Kerserling
Military in Control amid Belfast Strikes and Police Subordination
In Belfast Ireland on August 7 the military took control as strikes disrupted civil order and police activities shifted under military authority. Report emphasizes the forces’ dominance amid civilian disruption and security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Belfast
Ireland
Police
Boiler Men On Strike In Pacific Division
Boiler makers of the Pacific division of the Southern Pacific railway system are on strike. In Madrid the Pasha of Casablanca surrendered the city to French and Spanish forces as measures are prepared to protect foreigners in other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
Pacific Division
Southern Pacific Railway System
Madrid
Casablanca
Evicted Irish Tenants Bill Passes Lords on Second Reading
London August 6 the House of Lords passed on second reading the Evicted Irish Tenants bill. The measure aims to regulate landed tenants affected by eviction and assigns considerations for relief and tenancy restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Those Motion Pictures Visit to Hawaii Show Planned
A motion picture man who visited Hawaii promised to return but failed. The hotel displays a fine set of pictures tonight with admission 25e. The show is scheduled for Saturday at 8:80. Meanwhile in Valleyo Politics cause a water famine with actual suffering evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Valleyo
Val. i
Hawaiian Engineering Association Meeting Postponed
The regular meeting of the Hawaiian Engineering Association is postponed to Thursday evening the 15th inst by order of Chairman E G Keen, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Engineering Association
E.G. Keen
Hawley Talks Of Idaho Trials In October
Hawley chief Idaho prosecutor in the Haywood case arrived in Honolulu with his wife. He plans to rest a week or two at the Hawaiian Hotel before returning to Idaho to prepare for the October Pettibone Moyers trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Idaho
Chins
Hawaii
Waho
Inauguration Plans Foresee Brief Ceremonies in Hawaii
Preparations under way for the inauguration of the new governor with Chief Justice Frear passing the gavel. Carter will deliver a farewell address about fifteen minutes, then the governor will be sworn in and give his inaugural. Hartwell to be installed as Chief Justice in Frear’s place. Borne notices list births in Honolulu and Palo Alto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Frear
Supreme Court Room
Hartwell
Bar Association
Going Away Use Safe Deposit Vault for Valuables
When leaving on vacation store family plate jewelry bric-a-brac and valuable papers in our secure vault. Protects valuables and ensures a restful trip without worry or annoyance.
Tornado Strike Kills Three in Masonic City
A tornado ripped through Mason City on August 7 causing extensive damage. Three people were killed and many injured as homes and businesses were leveled and emergency crews worked through the rubble. Local officials urged residents to seek shelters and avoid debris-filled streets.
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Masonic City
Cablegram Boosts Mahuka Site For Street Extension
A street rumor grew after a Washington cablegram from the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury requested that the portion of the Mahuka site be used for a street and not included in the deed. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. could not confirm details, while President Shingle declined comment. The message signals federal preference to deed the strip to the Territory directly, clearing prior uncertainty and indicating the Mahuka site will likely be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Mahuka
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Shingle
Bishop Street
Beveridge Marries Eddy in Berlin Ceremony
Miss Katherine Eddy and United States Senator Albert Beveridge of Indiana wed in Berlin today. The ceremony joins two notable public figures in a brief urban event as press coverage notes the union amid postwar European travel chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Katherine Eddy
Unitel States
Beveridge
Indiana
Moorish troops disarmed amid Casablanca dispatch
Casablanca reports that Moorish troops have been disarmed. A separate San Francisco item lists bond or commodity figures with a quoted 88 analysis, 9s price data, and parity around 4.04 cents, noting a prior quotation of 9s 9 3-4d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casablanca
Morocco
San Francisco
Oil Firms and Railroads Move to Block Inquiries
Chicago August 6 Standard Oil and the railroads join forces to thwart further investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Railroads
Dange at Seaside on Thursday honors Maui and Oahu polo teams
In Hawaii a community event welcomes the Maui polo team for a Thursday gathering. The occasion highlights Maui as a leader in sport and honors its contributions alongside Oahu teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dange
Maui
Oahu
Hawaii
Commissioner Ishii Visits Japanese Rice Mill at Kakaako
Commissioner Ishii toured the Japanese rice mill at Kakaako this morning with 8 Kojima of the Japanese Merchants' Union. They met at the Consulate at 9 o'clock and the mill staff welcomed the visit. Kojima noted points of interest on the return trip. Tahii returned to the Consulate for lunch. The Hawaiian Engineering Association postpones its regular meeting to Thursday evening the 15th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishii
Kakaako
Kojima
Hawaiian Engineering Association
Strange String Tied By Commission To Kauai Licenses
Kauai liquor dealers protest after the Liquor License Commission grants and denies island licenses. The Koloa Wine Co. is denied a license due to ownership ties to C. W. Spits, while others secured permits amid allegations of directing efforts and potential legal limits. The commission requires licensees to sell Aquor only to customers who request it and to avoid drummers, prompting debate over enforceability.
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Seo
Liquor License Commission
Kaus
Gareden Island
Koloa Wine Co
C. W. Spits
Liquor Commission
Kaual
Abandoned Wife Sues for Divorce in Hawaii Case
Mary Enos seeks divorce from William K. Enos citing ten years of abandonment and failure to provide support. He waives service and consents to a hearing without further appearance. Also reported, Harry Flint’s divorce from Daisy after adultery allegations. Key Route Interests buys land in West Oakland for future line extensions.
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Mary Enos
William K. Enos
Enoa
Harey Flint
Honolulu
Daisy
de Bolt
West Oakland
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Ernest A. Mott-Smith
E. A. Mott-Smith
Disraeli
Gladstone
Congress
I Giotins Tor Mere
New York
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Cor. Fort and Hotel
the Kash Co., Ltd
Sa'm'foye
Hawaiian Engineering Assn
Alameda
Island Fruit CO
King
Messenger Boy
Mathood Hee
Pettibone and Moyer
Born Lyon
Manoa Valley
Ralph A. Lyon
Graham
Palo Alto
Chalmers A. Graham
Hawaiian Trust
Port St. Benolun
Hue
SUGAR
Ricker
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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