Executive Council notes road damage claim and quarry app
The Executive Council held a forenoon meeting to address varied business. A claim for Fort Street road damages near the old May Grocery was not acted on. the estimated value was 126 feet at 5 per square foot. An O R & Go application for railroad related strips and building sites was deferred. A quarry operation in the Nauseo gorge was also deferred. Veterinary reports on cattle tuber culosis were presented by Dr. Shaw, who spoke on dairy herds. An exchange of mountain lots by W. B. Castle was read but not acted upon. The Gaelic era survey ship Gaelic and the Egeria arrived at port with plans to survey the Pacific cable route.
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Executive Council
Dole
Fort Street
Old May
Strees
Patzig
Nauseo Gorge
Royal Mausoleum
Shaw
Bevernien
Egeria
Io Port
Exquimault
San Francisco
Naval Row
Fanning Island
Egerin
Ordere
Portsmouth
England
Sheerness
Egerina
Morrie H. Smyth
Heury B. T. Bomerville
Frederick C. Learmonth
James McGeachy
Stenwne
Boston
Byorix
E.qaimalt
End of Japanese laborer influx approved by Executive Council
The Executive Council approved 9,310 more Japanese laborers for sugar planters, signaling the end of Japanese immigration as planned quota levels are reached. President Dole said May remarks showed no further approvals beyond the current batch, noting plantations may already exceed proportional needs and awaiting losses or attrition.
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Executive Council
Honolulu
Dole
Marcello Verdict Reported in Death Case at Biswri
The coroner's jury returned a verdict of death at the hands of Marcello in Biswri. The police station records show a murder charge in the first degree against Marcello.
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Biswri
Marello
Marcello
Sailors of City of Columbia Rescued Off Kauai After Shipwreck
The City of Columbia wreck survivors reached Honolulu after rescue by the U S S Iroquois. Captain Walker and officers faced theft of valuables aboard while crew members faced jail. Details include landing on Kauai, treasure recovery, and navigational crew recalling Garden Isle description.
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Walker
Kaual
Garnishee for W. D. Barl in Circuit Court case
In a forthcoming Circuit Court action before Judge Perry, T R Moveman seeks a garnishee order against ER A Monroe alias W D Earl, claimed as a fraudulent debtor. Mossman alleges a $2274 debt accruing over two years for goods sent to El Paso and shipped to Honolulu under the Earl name.
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T. R. Moveman
Garos
ER. A. Monroe
W. D. Earl
J. H. Pisber
H. EB. Wally
8. M. Damon
Bishop's Bank
Monroe
Mossman
Isintite
el Pano
Texas
Honolulu
W.D. Earl
Custom House
Munroe
Earl
Bishops Bank
Zevo B. Clandy
Hart
Bia
How Guam was taken is told in On To Manila
The article recounts the capture of Guam detailing the operations leading to Japanese seizure and the ensuing battles. It highlights key figures, locations, and dates shaping the island’s fall and strategic significance in the Pacific campaign.
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Guam
Manila
Opium found on Doric quartermaster leads to arrest
Police seize Morris for possession of opium after a search at the Pacific Mail wharf. He is jailed after a court appearance where he denies prior involvement and blames a higher officer. A late-inquest at Aiea reports death by suicide of Pajimitan, a Japanese laborer, with no signs of foul play, noting he left the hospital with a bottle of water before drowning.
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M. B. Kealakai
J. W. Leialoha
Réeseen
Morris
Doric
Pacific Mail
Morrie
Wafe
Dorie
Wax
Sherif Fauous
Ewa
Faneat
Aiea
Fujiatsu
Br Narratives of General Hale in Philippine War
Brigadier General Irving M Hale traveler on the Doric in transit as a major leading troops under General Merritt. He earns promotion to brigadier general in the regular army for bravery and valued service in the Philippines. He holds multiple distinctions as an officer and is noted for expertise in guerrilla warfare.
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Irving M. Hale
Doric
City of Columbia afloat or sunk near harbor danger
The article contemplates whether the City of Columbia remains afloat or has sunk at the harbor. It warns that if still afloat, Orient steamers face hazard from the haphazard hazard of a drifting wreck. Some waterfront residents doubt sinking and expect the vessel to drift back into the harbor.
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Columbia
Abe
Orient
Walker
Handy
City of
On To Manila A History Of The Foshapine UMMA Bulm Tin
A compact record traces the journey to Manila detailing the Foshapine UMMA as presented by the BULM TIN. The piece outlines inclusivity and organizational context for readers seeking historical background.
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Manila
Islanders Seek Lease of Kaologuey Island in Philippines Deal
Aug 5 London dispatch reports the British North Eurora Company received a Philippines request to lease or sell Kaologuey island off Palawan. The area is sparsely inhabited by natives. Filipino negotiators warn that if they fail, Auuinalde and others may relocate to Bangoog under British protection and company rule. The board weighs the favorable terms offered.
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AgMioside
London
North Eurora Company
Philippines
Kaoguey Island
Palawan Island
Auuinalde
Bangoog
I Ia
Fragmentary Old Pacific Exposition Report Twig
Fragmented OCR text outlines Hubert Vom Vie traveling to Orient for the Porig Exposition. It mentions a western offer and a plan for a telewewk work week, with a note on a Latin exhibit and a military operation test in the Pacific.
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Hubert Vie
Orient
Porig
Doria
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