Atkinson Resigns Amid Political Shuffle Ending Term
A confusing report outlines Governor Atkinson likely resigning, with President approval and cabinet moves shaping a transition. Mentioned are Abe Allian, Cale Mot, and Matt Amit Lo, plus the planned succession to a new governor and the Wolf party figures involved in the reorganization.
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Abe
Weertny
Cale
Phetin
Giik Atkin
Wren
Atkinwon
Carter
Kant
Iit
Atkinson
Matt Amit Lo
Matt Smith
Iriande
Marston Campbell for Superintendent
Report discusses Marston Campbell as a candidate for superintendent amid debate over Holloway and public works leadership. It notes opposition to Holloway, and mentions Campbell previously as assistant superintendent of Public Works and a controversial figure in prior duties.
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Bo Nti
Holloway
le Muimner
Moratat Campbell
Jean Worle
Pho Newey
Ernie Weene
Ramon
Tors
Aly
Campbell
Charles Delfers
Aral Borkige
Advertising that built Douglas's fortune in newspapers
A businessman credits newspaper ads with building a fortune. He says newspapers reach more readers than magazines or circulars, citing a 1906 outlay of $200,000 and a decade total of about $2,000,000 in newspaper advertising. He advocates consistent, merit-based ads that explain benefits without exaggeration and stresses quality to sustain returns.
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Mihore’ Lane
Douglas
Real estate transactions entered for record Aug 6 1907
A scraped list of buyers sellers and entities records transfers between Onomen Bugar Co Isabella Rel Kama and other firms including Hilo Mercantile Co Ltd and Metropolitan Trust Law with dates and times of recording from 9 a m to 4 p m listing multiple names such as Julia K Kimona Yuen Poy Kan and Mary Meaiee among others across several Hawaiian property dealings and assignees.
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Onomen Bugar
Isabella Rel Kama
M Nakamoto
Haewailan Agret Co
Sete
OMI Horita Cane
Ian Mpemco
Yey Alee
Panaka Cane Planting Co
Hawn
Ameth
Ose
Sani Nakamoto Chay Planting Co
Chong
Rey Eticeene
Sarepta
Thomas HolWards
Os Easeeeny
Per Strauch
J P Kahahawal
Watho
Malaea
Kaclomuukule Peeverot
Metropolitan Trustr& Law
Cee Elvan Cahn Railway & Land
Coto da
White di Juin
H Macy
H Kunimitau Et al
Pas
Hrandt
Votes & Co Ltd
William L Castle Tr
Auraham Fernandes
Irwin H. Beadle
Mariana J. Moretta
M. Pedro
Damon
Lung Bang Wal
WG Singlehurst
John D Halt Jr
Come
Henry Holmes
Withington Tr
Toor Holmes
Amoe Mahuke
Tre of
Batot BP
Congressmen and Secretary Banquet in Honolulu
A banquet at the Young Hotel honored congressman Langsworth and Secretary Straus among many prominent guests. Governor Carter and Judge Dole spoke on education and learning institutions were praised. Also notes on legal matters and real estate records appear, including a DOJ instruction about Unalaska arrestees and wage readjustment delays in San Francisco.
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Babbitt
Brater, Provident
Kamelaweha School
Oahu College
Mid-Pacific Lnstitute
College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arte
Dole
Walter G. Smith
Bei
Department of Justice
Unalaska
Ilegal
Bohving
Valdes
Alaska
Temperance Leader Woolley Visits Islands For Abstinence Work
John G. Woolley, recently arrived temperance leader, states he comes to actively oppose liquor traffic in the islands. He plans constructive action with the Anti Saloon League to pressure commissioners to reduce evils of the traffic, though he doubts he is the ideal man for the local task. The meeting was mainly social, with Woolley seeking acquaintance and a bar admission next Monday after applying to the Supreme Court. The league vows to extend influence beyond Oahu and to resist license grants like that to Fred Kiley.
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John G. Wool Jey
Autsalgon League
Neve Islands
Woolley
Fred Kiley
League
Oahu
World trekker completes Chicago arrival on $6000 wager
E Manuel Kivelius, retracing a three year journey begun at Golden Gate, arrives in Chicago after traversing the globe on a $6,000 bet. He claims to have worn out 36 pairs of shoes and funded travel by small earnings along the route. The trek must finish within five years. Initially he faced a German challenger who dropped out. In Alaska, former Assistant US District Attorney Willis G. Witter died suddenly of heart disease in Oakland.
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E. Manuel Kivelius
Chicago
Golden Gate
Hinwelf
Alaska
Tre
United States District
Willis G. Witter
Oulland
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Ouhu College
Lawrence H Dee
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Trent Wah
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Agnes Palikapu
Alfred Magoon
William Mc Candies
Rae Reat
George J. Miner
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Carl Head
William Heeb
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Charley Heeb
William Brown
Ceylon
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