Oil Tank Plant Expansion Reported at Kahului Port
Union Oil plans to raise a large tank at Kahului supported by $10,000 lumber purchase. The Lotte enmort will dock with 750,000 feet of lumber and $11,026 in materials for tank construction. North Pueble Lumber ships 160,000 feet wood, 860,000 feet board rough lumber, and 40,000 timbers for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotteenmort
Kutuidul
Caton OM Company
Bar Weller
North Pueble Lumber Company
California
Transport Dance at Seaside Hotel Event
A dance will be held at the Seaside Hotel for officers and ladies of the Transport Sheridan and the coal Arney and Naval Post, inviting society folk and arrivals aboard the Claudine. Notables William Savage and others attended, with news of arrivals and travel plans tied to Hawaii.
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Sheridan
Claudine
Telling Facts From Mr Soga Testimony
Mr Soga testified at length after a three day cross examination. He admitted most prosecution charges and papers while denying few points. Kinney outlined a plan to invite plantation workers to publish and boycott, with Soga agreeing.
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Billtor Boga
Negore
Sega
Negoro
Haying
Soga
Domelindy
Kinney
Lantation
Jeffries Denies Authorized Signing for Berger
Plymouth report says Jim Jeffries arrived and declared Sam Berger was not authorized to sign articles with Johnson for the heavyweight title bout. Chicago dispatch notes Berger says the agreement was not final but could gain Jeffries' approval. New York sportsmen believe Johnson and Jeffries are the greatest four flashers and the fight may never occur.
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Plymouth
Eng
Jim Jeffries
Sam Berger
Johnson
Chicago
Jeffries
New York
Philippine Veterans Elect Jewett as Commander in Pittsburg
Veterans at the Pittsburg convention chose Col. C. L. Jewett to lead the Philippine Veterans. The selection marks a key leadership transition within the group as delegates concluded their gathering today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philippine Veterans
Col. C. L. Jewett
Contract Awarded for Duck Ponds Near Watttid
The government awards the contract to Hawaiian Dredging Company for duck pond works at Watttid. Price 1812 cents per cable yard, total about 45200 dollars for 120000 cable yards. Dillingham warned 200000 yards needed for full completion but funds limited. Work expected mid September under US engineers with shacks cleared and shore battery construction to follow. Property values along Saratoga Road rise as pond cleanup proceeds.
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Major Winslow
Washington
Duck Ponda
Watttid
Walter Ditlinghans
Dillingham
Wats
United States Engineers
Duck Pond
Abrix
Saratoga Road
Harry Thaw Declared Insane by Judge Mills
New York August 12 Judge Mills ruled Harry Thaw the Stanford White slayer is sane and sent him to the asylum for the criminal insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mills
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Asylum For the
Mr Wu Recalled by Government In Pekin
A report states Mr Wu has been recalled by his government in Pekin with deputy foreign minister Chang Yin Tan named as acting official, reflecting a reshuffle in the central administration.
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Chang Yin Tan
Pekin
Been
Clash injures eight as Fort William dock strikers clash with police
Eight dock strikers were wounded in Fort William Ontario during a clash with police on August 12. The confrontation occurred as workers staged a strike at local docks prompting police intervention. No further details were provided on the wounded or arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William
Ontario
Pearl Harbor garrison to have 15000 troops and fortifications
A Navy Department plan to establish a permanent Pearl Harbor station with a 15000 man marine garrison and barracks for 200, funded to 135000 for one marine barracks and full first floor quarters. The Marine Cove area spans about 10 acres, enabling 12000 troops if needed, constituting a major Pacific fortification. At the same time, talks unfold over potential telecommunication system changes as Mutual and Automatic Telephone companies weigh a new automatic setup and possible firm-specific deals.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy Dept
Pacfic
Department
Witvices
Washington
Congress
Marine Cove
Neconntty
Canvax
Washington endorses plan for improved ration work
Superintendent Ivers of the Territorial Board reports approval of a plan to bring workers to Russia for ration work. The Interior Office endorses the selection of a representative to travel from here to Russia. A. L. C. Atkinson is expected to be the delegate, given his extensive experience.
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Ivers
Territorial Board of
Immjechinad
Imenigi
Ral
Russia
Interior Office
A. L. C. Atkinson
Auch Cnatters
Dance at Young Tonight Honors Sheridan Tow in Port
The Young Hotel hosts a dance tonight to honor the crew of the transport Sheridan tow in port. All Army and Navy personnel and society are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Hotel
Sheridan
Army
Dresden
Morimoto Acquitted By Federal Jury Verdict
A federal court jury acquitted Morimoto on the Hawaii act charge after a verdict delivered in the afternoon. He was rearrested on an additional charge as officers reported the Pearl Harbor area disturbance. The trial, overseen by Judge Robinson, involved witnesses including L. Company officials and McCundieu and Armstrong.
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Morimoto
Judge Robinson
Pearl Harbor
Sh & L
Analast B. 1
McCundieu
Armstrong
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Kahulus
Bennett
Miaucht
Cameron
Caunsel
Union Oil Company
Seaside Hotel
Ane
Benjamin
the Kash Co., UN Corner Hotel and
Fort St
MR. Soga
Wem
Honoulu
Mr. Kinney
Honolulu
Sheba
Nesoro
Makino
A. Yen
Insurance Department
Hawaiian Trust Company, Limited
Duck Ponds
Union
Territorial Messenger Service
Young Hotel Laundry
Mr. Wu
Alameda
Island Fruit Co
All Sizes Hollister Drug Co
Platt
Carter
Navy Department
Hawaii
Bradley
Mutual
Sys
Tem
CP Plath
The
Automatic Telephone Company
Mutual Telephone Company
Thielty
Gen. R. Carter
Tomneroy
Gar Mr Plate
Bin
Hy Cy Hindtey
Pacific Halos Telephone Company
Dindiey
Busiiens
Muti Company
Headley
Laird, Schober & Co
TN Ladies
Manufacturers’ Shoe (O., Ltd
Fort Street
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