Woodbury Repair Voyage Returns to Honolulu After Laysan
The Woodbury is reported safe with repairs at Laysan and en route to Honolulu. The Iroquois returned from a Laysan Island cruise and Captain Niblack resumed the search for the missing schooner Lavinia. News notes indicate the storm scattered vessels, with Woodbury diverting to Laylan Island for weeklong repairs before heading toward Honolulu.
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Woodbury
Laysan
Honolulu
Chas
Levk Woodbury
Morris
A. P. Niblack
Laytan Toland
Lavinia
Layern Feland
Navy Dock No. 1
Oelock
Kellett Bondsman Offers to Make Good Debt
Senator W C Achi says A G M Robertson ready to pay 3800 to Barete estate. Tax assessments and sale bills cited as grounds for action. Kellett’s bondsman and legal representatives dispute validity of appointment and tax authority warnings.
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Kellett
Mal Barete
Roperteon
W. C. Achi
Senator Achi
Robertson
Offading Toe Aw A Portuguesa Wound In Worker Incident
A worker returning from rail work at Walalta on Thursday struck a nurse against a door and injured a man named Anil. The attending doctor Hed Une reported the injured man was wounded. Anil Con and Ained accompanied the journey. The Supervisors met at 7 40 o clock that evening to print at the offices.
Secret Session On Promotion Meeting Opened
A meeting of Chamber of Commerce trustees and associated directors discussed promotion policy. President Lowrey led a private executive session with few attendees voting for secrecy while plans for committee changes were debated amid unclear outcomes. Japan’s stance remained unchanged with no Portsmouth developments.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mit
Vleny Lowrey
Charlier
Gabler
W. Late
Lowrey
F. Lowrey
J. G. Spencer
J. F. Moran
A. Garvier
A. Gila L
Tenney Meek
Roh. Trent
W. W. Hull
J. Munitions
Spittals
Galt
Wotam
Smith
Tenney
Japan
Tokio
Portsmouth
County Attorney Targets Road Board Funds Spent After April 26
County Attorney B A Dowthit pushes inquiry into Road Board expenditures tied to the Promotion Committee. Questions arise over Section 80 of the Organte Act and whether funds used for tourism promotion were properly authorized. Meeting set at Stingenwald building to review administration, appointments, and the Promotion Committee’s work.
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B.A
Dion
New Ge
Manning and War
Oubw
Denthitt
Treasury
Hawaii Promotion Committee to Meet with Chamber Trustees
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce and directors of the Merchants Association will convene this afternoon to review a special matter tied to the Hawaii Promotion Committee. The Tourist Bureau inquiry framework guides their discussion on promotion efforts and regional engagement.
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Kennedy
FJ Lewsey
Twi
Philippines
Mateer of Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce
Merchante’ Association
Tooane
Governor's Secretary Returns From Coast Creedon Dispatches
Frank D. Creedon, governor's secretary, returned from the coast after about two months in company with the governor. He recalls a trip from San Francisco to Oyster Bay to meet President Roosevelt and mentions Carter, while noting he has not seen Ken Carter since. Creedon says the governor wrote about weeks after arrival at Lake Tahoe and East, with plans to inform on progress, but details remain unclear.
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Frank DP
Creedon
Caretere
Carter
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Creedan
Ken Carter
Mawati
Lake ‘Tahoe
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Ourate
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Ilegal
Ache
Los Hy
Oftes
Alameda
Tropic Fruit Co
Wells
Farge & Go
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London
England
Associated Press
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Foreign Office
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Ruweia
Jagan
Boston
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Kaneko
Baron Kaneko
P. Roosevelt
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Tourist Bureau Inquiry
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