Mono July Chamber notes election and reports at meeting
The annual meeting of the Mono July Chamber of Commerce convened at Cantle & Cooke with good attendance and business conducted. W. G. Lewin presided. C. M. Cooke as vice president. J. G. Spencer as secretary and treasurer. Committees discussed the oil settlement for Castle & Cooke, quarantine matters, and civil actions. The secretary and treasurer were reelected. a new meeting room in the Medical building was offered, and membership changes were noted. A sympathy resolution for the family of the late W. C. Gray was adopted. The Gaelic arrived with Japanese laborers bound for plantations, inspected and to be quarantined before distribution.
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Mono July Chamber of Commerce
oMee
Cantle & Cooke
Cicles
W. G. Lewin
C. M. Cooke
Vicw
J. G. Spencer
Tranmurer
CM. Cooke
Fay Schuater
Arbertan
Swanay
W. R.allen
Afl Ceasuirey
Élertel
Hopper
C. Wilder
Hay
Washington
Caatle & Cooke
Warners
Themas
Nd Wenaurer
W. F.allin
Medatyen
Chamber
Alnenberg
Hacktold
Pantore
W. CG
Pemnarak
BQ Hall
Orient
Yokohama
Brown
Pasengers
Mrm
Devin
Interewte
Chicago Record-Herald
Mra
Carroll al Miax Jemle Kale
paRengery
Lilet
von Bouninghauser
Low Angele
A. A. Nylana
M.A. Roberts
Lient
ML. Beawley
Cowan
Lie J. Mananelt
College Hills Growth Spurs New Residences and Utilities
Three residences are under construction with more in progress and plans for several more by local architects, aimed at bona fide purchasers. The near completion of the carling and water plant enables immediate occupation, signaling a vigorous expansion for College Mills.
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College Mills
Carling and Water Plant
Political turmoil over Registrar action sparks Hawaii party rift
A staged clash over the Registrar of Public Conveyances action triggers a brewing political storm in Hawaii. Acting Governor Cooper faces pressure as dissent spreads among Republicans and supporters convene, threatening party unity ahead of upcoming campaigns. Names and exact dates are unclear due to damaged text.
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Cooper Tan
Sdvicemint
Arnin
Paulie
Jmrty
Republican Party
Ramee
Wilcox
Hawaii
Doles
Mrr
Niekuina
Cooper
New Liquor Firm To Open In Waverly Block
Joseph Hartmann will manage a new wholesale liquor firm occupying the Waverly block formerly modernized by the Honolua Market Co. The company aims to begin operations by August 1, with orders placed in San Francisco Louisville Baltimore Philadelphia and with Kuworan homes. Hartmann came from New Orleans to oversee fittings and operations in Honolulu.
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Joseph Hartmann
Honolua Market Co
Uquors
San Francisco
Lautville
Haltimore
Phiadelphia
Kurowan Hones
Hartmant
Honolulu
New Orleans
Hirgest Wholeaal Nowwes
Hme Elty
Avahi Telegram Signals Peace Treaty Alignment Date
The Avahi reports a Tentein telegram indicating IC Js states the peace treaty will align on the 15th near mnet Japan Gasete.
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Avahi
IC Js
Mnet
Japan
Ta DamaNese natives talk governorship plan
A large Ta native meeting at headquarters discussed selecting a candidate for Territorial governor as Governor Dale’s term ends. Delaware Wilcox spoke of Washington plans and appears likely to carry the recommendation. Independents plan island tours to gauge native opinions, with Home Rule leaders to be involved in the final action depending on the governor’s illness and possible retirement.
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Manny
Threu
Armly
Dale
Torm
Plana
Delaware Wilcox
Washington
Wilcox
Wasington
Goveernorship
Honoluit
Targe
Tr Txi
Whirax
Katauekalani
Home Rule Party
Tri
Independente
Ar. Dole
Jury Finds for Defendant on Court Order in Local Case
In Chewlt Court today Judge Gear instructed the jury to render a verdict in favor of the defendant Albertina Bieter in the case of Bieter Albertina v Kapiotani Batate. The jury returned a verdict immediately after the motion was granted. Appeals and related matters were noted for further action.
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Chewlt
Arrihene
Bieter
Albertina Va
Kapiotani
Batate
Gear
Inaten
Pluriti
Ant So Yong
Ah Pook
Chin Nan
Herbert
Coward Attacks Boy in Police Court Sentencing
In a police court forenoon Joy Kavbinaka was sentenced to one month’s hard labor for assault and battery on Kapouhiwa. The judge denounced Kavbinaka’s lack of manhood and noted liquor influence as a factor before passing the jail term.
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Joy Kavbinaka
Judge Wilcox
Japanese Duel Leads to Court Fight in Ye Holler
Shigata and Inbi no dapanene appeared in Ye Holler Court on affray charges after a brawl in the Union Feed area near the beach road. Patrolman Sidney Smith described a crowd dispersal and knife threats, with both men pleading guilty and citing a recent feud.
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Shigata
Inbi
Witte Tou
Amoch Dynor
Sidney Smith
Union
Li Hung Chang Illness Report From Beijing August
The report notes Li Hung Chang's health is failing though his mental and physical strength are said intact. He has spent more time in bed recently, with attention from associates in Beijing and mentions of medical opinions and public concern.
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China
G. O. MM
Rudy Wity
Japan
Grocerius
Thompson at the Top in Bulletin Contest Votes
The Bulletin runs a public voting contest for players including Thompson Babbitt Chillingworth Jackson Dayton Williams Bowers Brown Karl Gorman Gleason Moore Mossman. Subscriptions and coupons determine votes, with 750 votes for a top entrant and other voting credits outlined, as readers exchange money for votes and a year’s subscription.
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Gingle
Eboys
Bulletin
Thompson
Babbitt
Jay Chillingworth Jackson
Dayton Williams
Bowers Brown
Karl Leslie
Gorman
Gleason Moore Mossman
Demurrer in real estate case argued in trial
The morning session of the United States court featured a demurrer to an information charging W. Bryant, with no fences, duplicity, and legal defects. The judge delayed ruling as Mr. Thompson urged the court to sustain the demurrer, and jurors were instructed to stand by until 2 p.m. A later exchange involved a request to address the court about the paper drawn by the prosecution. The article also discusses recent real estate market chatter about the Hackfeld property sale and prices, noting a perceived drop in values and buyer hesitations amid stock pressures and bank caution.
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United States
DS Bryant
Thompson
Dhinne
Tunne
Thompenn
Aefirew
Vonnut
Denne
Waikiki
Joney
Suger Ure
Vere
Mueult
Warraw
Bates
Ani
Germania Billiard Rooms Raided Under Gambling Probe
Police and deputies raided the Germania billiard parlors after reports of illicit gambling. Officers seized dice and recovered about $100 as nine young men were arrested and later released. Witnesses described the informal game and the management’s response to the investigation.
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Heather Day
Sheri Chillingworth
Oacer
Wlalet
Nini Young Wien
Jacertitere
Hwok
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College Hills
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
NEW Liquor Firm
Tadamese
Verdgt
Dole
Albertina
Kapiolani Estate
Mr. Kautuimatia
Lecaude
Owhu
Alana
LI Hung Chang
Thompoon
Ted
Petitan
Bhavin
Wielman
SU Fort Steenk
Mand
Demurrer
Trwal
U. S
C.D. Bryant
Hackfeld
de. McGrew
Fara
Germania
Onize
Merchants
S.esm. PD. Co
Naney
Fort Street
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