Has Sneers For Police Force And Maui School House
A fragmented Maui column reports on a police force critique and a schoolhouse issue. It recounts tensions over teacher vacancies and a painter hired to repaint a rural school, with local officials debating funding and authority as wariness grows about county and education department roles.
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Mtv
Maul Nowra
Atx
Kaine
Commissioners of Education
Bone
Howies
Board of Supervisors
Tryutle
Commissionere of Education
Rond
W. E. Hal
Washika
Distelot
Compromise on Reservations at Dinnd Head Lands
Governor Frear, in a Territory readied message to the War Department, seeks to reserve Dinnd Head areas as territorial preserves while excluding some lands from military reservation. Major Winslow reports a partial War Department order returning about five and a half acres, with the northeastern slope denied, signaling a compromise on Territory requests.
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Frear
War Department
T Biles
Winslow
Washington
Secretary of War
Nakamura Again Held On Perjury Charge
A frail, garbled report states Kitchitaro Nakamura was rearrested on perjury by a U S District Attorney Breckonn after a federal jury verdict. It mentions a prior acquittal on an unrelated charge and ties to a marriage claim, with unclear names and places.
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Kitchitaro Nakamura
United States
Breckonn
Japanwss
Jaya
We Myo
Teo
Nakamura
Birochf
Pioneer Advances Stock Exchange Day Turbulence
Walaius stock fell this morning amid trading by concerned holders. Pioneer stock traded near 474 on the board and hovered around 115 after a quick slide, while Hawaiian Commercial rose to 33.25. Reports from the country districts show buyers for Mefiryde and Olna as San Francisco market remains strong. Harada faced a year in prison after pleading guilty to violating the Edmony Act, with a three day examining period before sentence by Judge Dole and Judge Woodruff weighing Morimoto’s case.
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Walaius
San Francisco
Harada
Withenex
Dole
Tudge Woodruff
Morimoto
Rival Telephone Men Discuss Honolulu Auto System
Rivalries between the Mutual Telephone Company and the Automatic interests surface as Kenora manager and Platt of the auto line plan a comprehensive Honolulu demonstration aboard a coast city vessel. Directors aim to decide the best system for Honolulu amid past mainland clashes and court battles.
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Mutual Telephone Company
Honolulu
Ban Praseisco
Tor
Kenora
Korea
Mutual Company
Platt
Bitay
Theil
Ayetom
Permunde
George KR
Carter
Maine
Piatt
Pintt
Mell Telephone Company
The
Automatic Company
Ouf
Plans for New Chamber Building Raise Funds
Plans for a new Chamber of Commerce building gain momentum as the president sends a prospectus to members detailing monthly receipts and expenditures. The drive seeks cash donations from members and friends who can contribute, leveraging Hawaii's prestige to secure financing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
Sheba Leaves Bed After Hospital Convalescence
A hospital report states Sheba, once confined by illness, has recovered enough to leave bed and is expected to be released soon. The inquiry noted his opposition to the Higher Wage Association and referenced his health status during convalescence at Queen's Hospital.
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Sheba
Mtoe Sheba
Queen's B Hospital
Bishop Estate Leases Ground at Nominal Dollar Rate
The Bishop Estate trustees propose leasing land at the corner of Nawant and Fanon Streets for 12 000 dollars, noting over two acres in the block. They will not sell the Atkinson Park ground at Kakaako to the Territory but offer a long lease at one dollar per year with taxes.
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Kinney
Defomlante
Kalba
nyeophuNay
Ail tYeophallia
Leart
Kahuku
Akers
Bishop Estate
Department of Public Works
Nawant and
Fanon Streets
Atkinson Park
Kakaako
Inspector Houston to Tour Island for Ada Search
Inspector Houston leaves for a quarterly tour to Kakul Island to seek clues about the Ada schooner missing twenty six days on a voyage from Hilo to port with aeraphint. The vessel owned by Aled Tow is valued at 92000 and is believed to have sunk with all aboard. Houston will pursue inquiries and report progress, while Chang Kim visits Kae Iuanal on Chinese business with Mayor Fern.
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Houston
Kakul
Ada
Hilo
Aled
Hetrax
Milo
Dowsett
Chang Kim
Kae Iuanal
Fern
Chinese Ask Halt on Antung-Mukden Railway Work
The Chinese government requests suspension of work on the Antung-Mukden railway by Tapan pending negotiations. Japan declares the matter closed, while China seeks further understanding of railway control. China concedes reconstruction but wants control terms clarified.
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Tokio
Ane
Antung-Mukden
Tapan
Japan
China
National Guard Armory Proposal Backed by Officials
George W. Smith reports to Walter Dillingham favoring a new Hawaii Armory. Territory to donate suitable land and $960,000 to be raised by public subscriptions. Plan includes site discussions, building specs, and a future special meeting to approve the report.
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National Guard of
Hawaii
George W. Smith
Merchants’ Ansociation
Prowl
Walter Dillingham
Pillingham
United States
National Guard
Ty Ban Francisco
Irrigation Congress Opens In Spokane With Taft Message
Spokane reports the Irrigation Congress convened with record state and territory participation. President Taft sent a message praising the national movement and its goals as delegates gather to discuss irrigation policy and support.
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Spokane
Wash
Taft
Greece Refusal to Renounce Crete Rights
Semi official reports from Beplin Aug 9 say Greece will not renounce its claim to Crete and will refer Turkey to the Euronean power.
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Beplin
Greece
Crete
Turkey
Farmers Appeal to Save Crops Amid Strike Conditions
Stockholm August 9 farmers face severe strike conditions as the Farmers' Association appeals to the public to help protect crops. Refusal of farm hands to work risks great losses to farmers and could bring starvation to the poorer classes in winter.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Farmers’ Association
Eee
Plague and Cholera Hit Amoy in Two Week Toll
Amoy China reports 103 deaths from bubonic plague and fifty from cholera over the last two weeks as authorities struggle to contain outbreaks in the port city.
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Amoy
China
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