Tourist Expert Takes Charge Of Promotion In November
A joint meeting of the Chamber of Commerce trustees and Merchants Association directors discussed the promotion secretary's role. H. P. Wood, longtime chamber secretary, was favored to take the combined secretary position with the Promotion Committee, replacing J. A. Kennedy and F. J. Lowrey. Mr Boyd’s resignation was to be accepted and Wood expected to be in Hawaii by November.
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Chamber Trustees
Merchants Association Directors
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Prevent
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J. A. Kennedy
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Boyd
H P. Weter
Dr. White
Kohate
Snewell
Conan
Quarantine Notes From Frisco Plague Rumors Aboard
An isolated passenger on the schooner Mary E. Fontao sparked Frisco quarantine concerns by claiming dire sanitary conditions in Hilo and alleged bubonic plague. Dr. Cofer and officials rebut the statements, noting good sanitation, active pest control, and ongoing quarantine measures. The incident prompted heightened scrutiny by Honolulu and local authorities.
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Kinau
Hille
Pinkham
Mary E. Fontao
Frisco
Hilo
de Coter
Honolulu
Cofer
No 200 Tonight at Zoothos Central Union Church
Weather unsettled with more rain foreseen postpones the church service. The program titled Building of Character, a leader’s talk, is now rescheduled or canceled as per the latest parish notes.
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Central Union Church
Discusion On Japanese Physicians Examinations
A reading from a Sunising Board discussion on whether Japanese physicians in Hawaii should be allowed to take medical licensure examinations in Japanese rather than English. Debaters contrast Japan and Hawaii conditions, noting the English-language exam standard elsewhere, and warn against privileging non English language tests that could affect professional ethics and practice. Continued on Page 4.
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Hae Wall
Sinclair
Sunising Board
Arar Jean
Japan
Hawaii
Penamtinn
I Mel Medical Department
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Tia
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California
Examining Board of
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New York City
New ‘York
Great Britain
Fire Safety Advice Promotes Safe-Deposit Vaults
A short promoting note urges readers to use safe-deposit vaults to safeguard valuables, stating no insurance can replace certain losses. It emphasizes home fire risk and suggests renting a box for protection at an annual rate. The message appeals to prudent household planning and security.
Examinations for Hawaii teachers certs show many failures
Papers for primary teachers certificates in Hawaii were corrected and results released. Across Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, and Honolulu a total of 73 candidates produced 33 certificate recipients while 40 failed. In Hilo 13 candidates yielded 2 first class, 1 second class, and 5 third class. Holualoa North Kona had 12 candidates with only 1 third class and 11 failures. Kapalua had 2 candidates with 2 failures. Overall failures outnumbered passes, with winging and drawing cited as challenging new subjects.
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Hawaii
Board of Education
Hilo
Holualos
North Kona
Tvo
Maui
Kauai
Honolulu
Wells
Tropic Fruit Co to Ship Pineapples to Mainland
Pineapple company Tropic Fruit Co plans next shipment of ancies pineapples to the mainland from Alameda in August. Official contact details and office reference appear in the notice.
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Tropic Fruit Co
Lene Pederant Waite Pam
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Polo Tournament Promises Fine Games on Maui and Oahu
Maui polo team led by Frank Baldwin arrived on Kinau to challenge Oahu for the polo cup. The squad features Baldwin at No 3, Henry Baldwin at No 1, and Dave Fleming at No 4 with strong ponies trained for a rough field. Oahu's lineup includes Walter Dillingham as captain with Harold Castle Kaitlin Judd Clarence Cooke Harold Dillingham Geo Potter George Angue Henry Damon Bob Shingle and Charles Dole among others. The Maut team will hold goal practice ahead of the September 5 opener at Moanalua field. admission raised to one dollar.
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Fighting Blues
Maui
Cere
Kinny
Pratt
Frank Baldwin
Henry Baldwin le
Dave Fleming
Fama
Polica
Islands
Strawberry
Dalky
Sire Keln
Bob Wilx
Kauai
Haaii
California
Flashlight
Nigeer
Moanalya
Walter Dillingham
Wes
Harold Castle
Kaitlin Judd
Clarence Cooke
Harold Dillingham
Geo, Potter
George Angue
Henry Damon
Bob Shingle
Charles Dole
Gaby
Maul
Gypay
Castle
Moanalua
New Store Block Planned at King and River Corners
Senator L J McCandless and Mr Armstrong start work on a two story Mollish stone block at King and River streets, southwest corner. Building fronts 145 feet on King and 0 on River, total 256 feet. Wm Mutch is architect. Materials hauled to site for foundation. Members of Court Campus No 8110 A O Fy urged to assemble at San Antonio Hall tomorrow after o'clock to attend a meeting.
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L. J. McCandless
Mr. Armstrong
King and
River Streets
King Street
Mutch
Ite
Founda
Court Campus
A. O. Fy
San Antonio Hall
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Vieira
Russian Czar Allows Roosevelt Mediation in Peace Talks
The Berlin dispatch reports the Russian Emperor does not oppose President Roosevelt's mediation in the peace conference and hopes for success. In St Petersburg disturbances in the Baltic provinces have reached practical anarchy, prompting a late session.
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Erlin
Germany
Roosevelt
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Baltic
Protests Over Fence On Lamune Forest Reservation
Manuel Andrade Thom on King and A Dowsatt protest a fence to enclose part of the Lamune Jal forest reservation. They claim landholders would be cut off from road and water supplies, urging government action and noting promises of water and aid. Governor says he referred the matter to the Commissioner of Public Lands and that government promises nothing absolute.
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J, Andrade
Manuel Andrade
Thomon King
A. ©. Dowsatt
Actin
Atkinson
McCandinga
Lamune Jal Forest
Lualualel
Navka
Geomehat McComilons
Apthlors
McCandlon
Walalua
Stock movement hints at control bids in Homkaa plant
Rumors swirl in Hons haw and Avail events about a spike in stock activity with many shares sold for future delivery. Market chatter attributes this motivity to moves toward control of Homkaa plantation stock, Rome suggesting Pollits and others imply Schlmeier House already holds the grip, leaving no chance for rivals to gain it.
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Homkaa Plantaton
Rome
House of Sehmeier
Labor Council plans observance of Labor Day in Brooklyn Hall
A meeting of Labor Council members and interested men is planned for Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn Hall to discuss observance of Labor Day. Funds are limited, but an effort will be made to provide refreshments and a program, with details to be announced. The report notes inspectors visited Hila Ho and found older buildings in their stated condition.
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Brooklyn Hall
Untop
Eyen
Pearl City
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