Silence at Maruyama Worries Kumari i on Mone
A Hawaiian hotel keeper reports losses from a failed Kumerie emigration deal linked to Maruyama and Charlie Chillingworth. They advanced twenty four thousand dollars for emigrants show money, awaiting cables from Vancouver with no timely responses. The partners, including Chillingworth, left the Territory, leaving the investors seeking an honest local intermediary to recover funds.
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Vancouver
Honolulu
Charlie Chillingworth
Kumerie
Ohlineworth
Marfiydind
Chillingworth
Mariyalla
Una
Lucky Seven Competing Maidens Await Farewell Town Welcome
A belated Hawaii letter brings four thousand votes for Miss Sadler of Hukalaa but arrives too late to change Lucky Seven standings. The contestants remain equal and plan a group trip. Hawaii delegates with e Mundon arrive by Kinau tomorrow to join Sierra travels, with a Kawaihau Glee Club event planned August 30 in their honor and several dinners proposed.
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Miss Sadler
Hukalaa
Kinau
Sierra
Kawaihau Glee Club
Phonograph sale promoted by Benon Smith & Co
Benon Smith & Co agents for the Coronet phonograph promote the machine to buyers as a perfect device. The Transport Dix was sighted off Koko Head this afternoon at 2:30. Yelock remains unidentified.
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Conductor Lockwood Fined for Assault on Japanese Passenger
W F Lockwood rapid transit car conductor faced assault and battery charges in the Ube police court. He was found guilty and fined 20 plus costs after testimonies from Hoge Kokawa and EB Ferreira corroborated the incident on an Iron Works to Emma Street ride. The transfer he issued was central proof, and manager Tallentyne testified to the case details.
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Ube
D. L
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Alakea Street
Lockwood
EB. G. Ferreira
Hewalian Hotel
Kokawa
Tallentyne
Rapid Translt Co
Only Judd Remains on Tax Commission
Justice Wilder of the Supreme Court handed to Governor Frear the resignation of his Tax Commission seat. Albert F. Judd remains as the sole member after Frear resigned upon appointment as Governor. no new appointments have yet been made to fill the vacancies.
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Supreme Court
Frear
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Frear to consider bonds for Nuuanu dam completion
Governor Frear will tackle funding for finishing the Nuuanu dam as the project nears exhaustion. The 131000 dollar finish estimate clashes with Carter’s earlier bond refusal, risking halting construction. Auditor holdbacks on Makiki and Nuuanu dam payrolls add to the financial pressures as the issue moves to page four.
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Grand and Trial Jurors Drawn for December Term
Grand and trial jurors for the December term of court were drawn by clerks of the circuit courts this morning. Judge Lindsay will handle criminal work and Judge Robinson civil trials. Judge De Holt has jury waived cases unless referred. Jurors report at 10 o clock September 3. Grand jurors include Kohler De L Ward Campbell Winston Waterhase Rush Hag Mace Kengle Philip Lass McCandlen Melnerny Norton Crabbe Webster.
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Lindsay
Lst
de Holt
Pandho
Robinson
L. McCandlens
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G. P. Norton
Chirence L. Crabbe
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Webster
Were Not Invited They Say Off Spite At Inauguration
The article reports widespread anger over invitations to the Capitol inauguration. Senators and House members accuse Governor Carter of personal spite by excluding county officials and legislators. Critics say seat reservations caused the controversy and that many officials were unjustly left out.
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House
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Hotel Baths to Show War Picture Saturday Night
The Hotel Baths will display a notable film on Saturday night showing Japanese Russian war themes. The piece illustrates contrasts between the two nations and is described as very interesting throughout. Admission is 25 cents. A memorial to Congress on coastwise shipping laws may be presented at the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' Association meetings. Names listed include Henry Cushman Carter and several others. Continued on Page
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Valdez Past Remains Stationing Point for Major Van Veit
Valdez serves as the Alaskan posting for Major Van Veit and his unit amid a mining town population. The text notes the area's enduring role and strategic presence in the region.
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Valdez
van Veit
Saw mill fire kills three in Hareieca Idaho
A saw mill in Hareieca Idaho burned causing the deaths of three workers. The blaze reported August 16 left the facility destroyed and authorities investigating the cause. Local officials urged caution as investigators gather details from the burned site.
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Hareieca
Idaho
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