Miss Yarrow Ousted By Doremus Sender
Miss Yarrow resigns amid church leadership shakeup at Centra Union Church Hook as Rev. Scudder seeks a male assistant. Friends of Yarrow condemn the pastor’s tactics and call for clearer reasons, preferring harmony over controversy.
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Miss Yarrow
Doremus
Sendiler
Mit
Centra Union
Hook
Florence Yard
timwdeKn
Mint Yarrow
Misa
Fetter
Scudder
Theo, Richards
Transport dance at the seaside and unit moves announced
The notice says Logan with the Twenty-Ninth Infantry may arrive this afternoon or Tuesday. Call Central around 5 p.m. to confirm transport sighting and plan a dance if transport is not sighted. Daniel Logan will have editorial charge of the Advertiser for three months during W. G. Smith’s vacation, and a new souvenir store opens at Hill’s post office.
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Twenty-Ninth Infantry
Daniel Logan
W. G. Smith
Frear
Carter
Notice of revoked marriage license agent in Hawaii
By authority notice is given that the commission issued June 26 1906 to R yon 5 Domkowlx as an agent to grant marriage licenses for the District of South Kona Hawaii is revoked. The revocation takes effect August 15 1907. A J Campbell treasurer Territory of Hawaii treasurer's office Honolulu August 12 1907.
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R. Yon
Domkowlx
South Kona
Hawaii
A. J. Campbell
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
Lucky Six Contest Winners Tabled In Pacific States Tour
Honolulu August 10 1907 the Bulletin Pacific States tour contest results crown Lillian Mundon Callie Lucas and Hester Lemon among the top contenders with Daisy Todd narrowly missed the final six. Vote recount covers over four million ballots with officials confirming Mundons lead and Lucas rising to second place as others shift positions.
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Pacific Coast
Lillian Mundon
Daisy Todd
Bulletin
Pacific States
Hilo
Admiral Beckley
Hawaii
Fred Turrell
Tom Lucas
L. Callie Lucas
Jack McVey
Hester Lemon
Alfred Yap
Milas Aldan
George Mundon
Miss Mundon
Miss Todd
Callie Lucas
Hessie Lemon
Miss Aldau
Misa Sadler
Alojan
Lillian Mandon
Telegraphers Strike Spreads Across Cities
All telegraph operators in New York and several cities walk out, signaling a nationwide strike imminent. Reports from San Francisco note delays in Louis Glass bribery trial and a postponed trial for Halsey. Other items include ship collisions, a steamer lost at Lobos Tierra, a cement project bid won by W R Patterson, and Korea's Supreme Court punishing delegates to The Hague.
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San Francisco
New York
Louis Glass
Halsey
Shiv Atthek
Will Frear Hold Gart er s Old Whip
Speculation swirls over Governor Frear and possible undated resignations from territorial officers. The previous governor used resignations to pressure heads, sparking Senate clashes that fizzled with Carter's bluff. Courts near certainty Frear won’t demand undated resignations from appointees. Bur
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Frear
Garter
Territorial
Senate
Carter
Safe deposit vault promises worry free vacation
Going Away Going Away Then store the family plate jewelry bric a brac and valuable papers in our safe deposit vault Your vacation will be restful and without worry or annoyance.
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Hattie L. Laffery
Bulletin Pacific States
J. F. Soper
M. M. Johnson
E. M. Campbell
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R. A. Lyman
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Nonang Dam
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W. D. Moore
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Hawaiian Trust