Platinum Deposits and Rualdia Movement Mentioned
A historical article recounts H. Vrooman’s North exploration in 1800 seeking placer gold along Edmonton trail and Great Slave Lake. He survives dramatic rafting near Birday rapid, notes extensive mineral potential in Alaska and Hootalingia leases, and hints at platinum deposits driving future mining development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeowman
Edmonton
Great Slave Lake
Vrooman
Veotian
Veooman
Dan Pe
Haugh Probes Hamakua Forest Fire Spread
Haugh searches Hamakua forest blaze with Walmes and Hawatli officials. He meets with Das Elle Sigur Mit and Pathew Ye to discuss firefighting limits while the fire continues burning. Albert Morner Kukalaa and Hutokia and Pallas Honomi are to be consulted as plans proceed with three plantation managers. The team plans a morning inspection near Wetinea and a visit to De flow Mi by Ti week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavit Finuebe
Department of Fawnotey Weltee
Taylor
Walmes
Hawatli
Hamakiva
Foresta
Me. Puelen
Pathew
Hyatorday Marntie
Haughe
Albert Morner
Kukalaa
Wath
Hutokia
Pallas
Honomi
Hadwhe
Wetinea
Excavation at Wilder Avenue Prepares for Water Pump Shan
Foundations at 94 Wilder Avenue opposite Alexander Street ready to bolt down highshift pumps to supply College water. Works involve College High Transportation and Water, aiming to serve residents with improved supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder Avenue
Alexander Street
College
Hish Transportation and Water
Farm trek shows Hawaiians can profitably grow crops
Visitors were shown prospects for rain and crops including cauliflower cabbage and tomato at Grabbstone farm. Mr Haughs believes the demonstration will prove all kinds of fruit and vegetation may be profitably grown in Hawai. He plans to visit other homesteads and continue the trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughs
Hawai
Paymaster and Clerk Return to Honolulu in Solace Station
Paymaster Hall and Clerk McWit fie returned to Honolulu aboard the Solace Station and will be efficiently carried on the work. Many friends in town will be glad to see them again after an absence of several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
McWitfie
Honolulu
Dole Reccomends Test Case on Federal Taxability of Incomes
Attorney General Dole forwards a letter and opinion to the Executive Council regarding whether federal salaries are taxable as income. The document asserts that income taxes on U S salaries paid by the United States are invalid for Daniel A Ray, United States Marshal, Territory of Hawaii, and argues the Territory cannot levy income tax on his U S salary. The letter requests a formal ruling to settle the income tax question for the Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Executive Council
Honolulu
He Wright
Hawi
Danial A. Ray
United States
Yianiel A. Ray
Unites States
Department of Avation
District of
Hew
Territory of Hawaii
Hewat
Pers
Max Om
Daniel A. Ray
Hawaii
Staten
United State
Waii
Whitmay
Hawai
Dan Wh AL Ray
Tha
Daniel A. Hay
Hi State
United Platen
United Platen Amehal
Territory of
Hays
Genoa
Solace Passes Through Volcanic Ash Patches
The Solace reported traveling through patches of volcanic ash and steam after which observers noted heating on the water. Officials warn hot weather could worsen conditions, creating muddy, dirty water near the area as ash appeared on the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Attorney General Opinion on Legislature Ended and Holiday Rules
The Attorney General discusses whether the Legislature had ended after sixty days and clarifies holiday counting under the Organic Act. It notes a proposed commission to study fixation systems and cites an August executive meeting where the opinion was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aie
Dole
Win
He Wright
Territory of
Hawaii
Sie
Phere
Tynar
Mubink
Hahliighe
Fily
United States
Co. Humbla
Ataul
Staten and Portfork
Hmite
Charter Kona Kau Kau Street Repairs Sought by Residents
The Executive Council held a season of three Laure today. Applications for light wine and beer licenses were noted for several locals including Johnson and Wala. Harbor improvements and street repairs on Kuikiu street, Waipahu, and Lahaina were discussed with plans to fix the roadway and related utilities. The council approved requests tied to harbor property with conditions on the associated leases and regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Wid
Johnson
Wala
Velelof
Lahaina
Haiwumoar
Volauo Road
Yataimote
Wale
Oat
Bayi
Mwil
Goombe
Ste. Bayi
J. Boyd
Davis
Caunell
Fite
Harbor
Alster War
Harry Congdon Dead In Honolulu Hospital
Harry Congdon, a kamaainii of about 50, died at Queen Hospital at 2 o clock this morning after an illness of fifteen years. Funeral from the undertaking parlor at 1 pm with Rev Williams officiating. Body to be shipped to Beast City for burial. He had stomach complications and had been ill since Tuesday, previously with Allan Herbert in the wholesale liquor business on Fort Street and later ran a grocery store on Hotel Street. Call Wee Blue 911 for groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Congdon
Kamaainn
Queen
Tore Hinews
Paviore
Hh. Williams
Beast City
Howpittl
Honotia
Allan Herbert
Hotel Street
Miniature Experiment Station At Capitol Grounds
A miniature experiment station operates on the tel Yard of the Capitol grounds run by Wray Taylor. It features thriving patches of hardy crops and various plants under a controlled setup. The project aims to study growth, weathering, and plant behavior in a compact environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray Taylor
Capitol Grounds
Robertson's Friends Supporters Compete In Fort Street Ballot
Vague ballot text describes Robertson and Gorman among candidates with voters urged to back subscriptions and ballots. Names listed include Gorman Thompson Mossman Babbitt Williams Dayton Chillingworth Jackson Bowers Brown Karl Gleason Moore Marcallino Cummings Castle Perry Judge Aylett Correa Braick. The document mentions subscriptions, votes per period, and a window for the contest with references to Fort Street context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playera— Rober
Gorman Leslie
Thompson Mossman Babbitt
Joy Fade Hee
Ae Williams
Otele Dayton
Chillingworth
Jackson Bowers Brown
Karl
Gleason
Moore Marcallino
Cummings Castle
Perry
Aylett
Mahuka
Wet Correa Bra
Impeding U S Mail Case Sparks Federal Hearing
A man accused of blocking a U S Mail wagon at the wharf after the Mariposa cave in faced federal court. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bail of $5 with a fine up to 100 and potential months of imprisonment if convicted at the October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackman
Mariposa
Tony
Merchants' Parcel Delivery Promises Prompt Downtown Service
An advertisement urges readers to call BLUE G21 to have goods delivered home by the D. Co. It promises prompt delivery and careful attention, inviting patrons to patronize the merchant parcel service for downtown orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Co
Winter Baseball Meeting At Town Field
A winter baseball gathering is planned to discuss the upcoming season with key figures from the BenTMty WE and MFKI organizations expected to attend. The meeting will set the framework for the seven seven inning games and outline preparations for the league, with emphasis on early scheduling and playing rules.
Voyage of Ty Deitle from New York to Manila
An irregular travel note describes Ty Deitle journeying from New York to Manila departing in July aboard a voyage lasting 911 days. It mentions a voyage route via New York and another port, with unclear details about the vessel and crew.
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Aldo
York
Manila
New York
Fragmentary note on a Micror event near the Vain harlioh
A fractured OCR line hints at a main nebusi war in a pisaneir at the solar, mentioning Heiman and Mal Tae Com. The readable bits describe a small, possibly local occurrence connected to a broader event, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiman
Mutiny and voyage details aboard the Leland and related ships
Fragmented report describes mutinous tensions aboard naval transports sailing from Guam to Manila and Jia n during May. It notes delays for lack of provisions, custody actions, and arrests in a port court, with Governor Schroeder cited for harsh conditions and slow resupply affecting crew morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felueklie
Suey
Cum
Viet Vo Cavite
Mb Til
Ens
Ching
Japan
Bhanghes Scheefoo
Clontain
Cokaban Vom
Yokohama
Atsc
Gian
Oem
Swan
Pasmenger
Gilam
Schroeder
Guam
FM Hankin
Lawton
Manila
Artes
Mab
Guan
Manta
Vokobama
Cian
Thie
Miri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yrooman
Alaska
Haugh
Hamakua
College Hills
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
Supreme Court
Moebele
TAX Commission
Maui
Bugs
Koebele
Kovbele
Nuuanu Street
Robertson
Fort Street
Ani
Emu Atrayen
Ford Perelpt
Max Uinttty
Buttetin
U. S. Mail
Radmin
Fermat
MFKI
U.S. S. Solace
Orient
Shroeder
Bam
Suniay
J. Booed
S Bowen
Purasia
Bend Mitani
Dante
Willow
Hhotfochlaeger Co
Allen & Rabinson
Havin
Lota
Pavelny & To
Poltinehaw
Irwin & Co
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