Island Sold By Irwin To Syndicate For 325000
Irwin sells island holdings to a syndicate for 325000, with John T McCrowen leading the group. The syndicate plans cattle and sheep ranching, agricultural development, and settler incentives on the 180000 acre tract, with the new owners taking control on the January festival.
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Irwin
van G. Tewin
Fh Maet
Walter M. Giltards Thaw
Farmal
John T. McCrowen
Franti Thomston
Cecil Keown
Dail Gay & Robiner
Mr Gittert Amming
Fowl
Henry Wacere Howes Trust Company
Aronneling
Prion Jbl
Tomer
Ixland
Trafalgar Crowds In Rage Over Lords Budget Veto
A tremendous demonstration erupted in Trafalgar Square, London, today showing the public’s fury at the House of Lords for overriding the Commons budget. The crowd’s intensity reflected widespread political tension and demand for budget control this December day.
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London
Trafalgar, Square
House of Lords
Lords
Commons
Crocker Dead in New York City
George Crocker, prominent San Francisco capital figure, died in New York today after a long illness. The dispatch is disrupted but records his death as a notable event in financial circles.
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New York
George Crocker
San Francisco Capitel Int
Attorney Seeks Dismissal of Wilson Bribery Case
In San Francisco on December 4 attorney Henri filed a motion to dismiss bribery charges against former Supervisor Wilson. The move is part of the famous graft cases and will be argued later. The case reflects ongoing graft investigations tied to the new city administration.
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San Francisco
Henri
Wilson
New
Eleven Killed in Mindanao Clash reported in Manila
Manila reports eleven members of the constabulary were killed today in a fight with fanatical Mindanao natives. The tribesmen suffered about twenty casualties in the encounter, with railway construction leader Mr Piller overseeing work amid the strife and earth moved in a single week at a distant site.
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Manila
Constabulary
Mindanao
Strierelo
Mr Piller
Careless Child Mentioned in Mine Disaster Cause
CHERRY NL Dec 4 During the investigation into the terrible mine disaster at this time evidence showed the fire was caused by the carelessness of the child of a laborer.
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Cherry, NL
Princeton Coals to Prep for Service in Southern Waters
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 4 The gunboat Princeton is coaling likely in preparation for service in the southern waters. The article notes the ship undergoing fueling operations as it returns to readiness.
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San Francisco
Princeton
Steamer Ellen Vannin Lost With 33 Aboard
All hands lost as the Ellen Vannin vanishes in a sweeping storm off London. Thirty three people were aboard when the vessel disappeared during high seas and strong gales observed by distant shipping. Rescue efforts and inquiries are reported as authorities confirm the tragedy.
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London
Ellen Vannin
Prairie Still Ashore Transport On Shore
Prairie remains stuck on the shore as perils of typhoid grow in the area. Dr E S Goodhue plans to return to Kona on the next steamer, delaying a family vacation. In town, Jared G Smith reports a promising tobacco outlook at the Ko uA Tobacco ranch, with agents preparing for auditor time.
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Kona
Jared G. Smith
Ko Ua
Wills We Will Be Pleased To Explain To You
A notice offers to explain will details and assist in drafting your will, inviting readers to seek guidance on estate planning and related legal steps.
Lawyers Admitted To Practice Before Bury Uiteme Court
W H Smith of Fillo and J Cane Ridgway formerly of Hilo are admitted to practice before the Bury Uiteme Court at the United States. Ridgway practiced law in Hilo for years and contributed to the Hilo Tribime where Smith was formerly editor. The motion for their admission was presented by Solicorennial power of the Department of Justice.
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W. H. Smith
Fillo
J. Cane Ridgway
Hilo
Bury Uiteme
United States
Mr. Ridgway
Me. Smith
Department of Jugtte
Bryde Agency With House of A B Likely in Lease Deal
Report quotes Wallace Alexander of Alexander and Baldwin stating terms and future improvements for the Bryde agency. Markets show sugar shares rising with Waialua at 125 and Hawaiian Commercial near 91.75 as trading remains strong.
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Oahu
Wallace Alexander
Alexander & Haldwin
Cooke
Alexander
Alexander& Baldwin
Welryde
Molryde
Nettled
Santillon
McBryde
Fragmented Local News Note on Accidents and Delays
In a brief read, a man reports waking twenty minutes late and missing a companion named Aelon aurt, plus an ill cooked breakfast. The text notes Jimny Crane, brother of Manager Crane of Ganetty Co, suffered a broken collarbone in a Paton accident connected to the Hawaiian Development Company.
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Ennaider
Aelon Aurt
Hes
Jimny Crane
Crane
The
Ganetty Co
Paton
Hee
Hhawaiian Development Company
Sealed tenders bid for wooden stave pipe delivery Maui Hawaii
By authority the Superintendent of Public Works invites sealed tenders by December 1 1909 for furnishing 1000 lin ft of 12 inch wooden stave pipe delivered to ship's tackle Ka sbulul Maui. Specifications and blanks available at the Department of Public Works Honolulu. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Nov 1909.
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Nesday
Department of Public Works
B. Ahip
Kasbulul
Maui
Superintendent of Public Works
Marston Campbell
Dept. of Public Works
Honolulu
Observatory fund sought for educational telescope project
The College of Hawaii seeks funds to build and mount instruments including a three inch equatorial telescope and a sidereal clock to establish an observatory for public astronomy. The plan envisions courses in popular astronomy and open viewing events, with a location on the Wal Alne ridge of Kaimuki.
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Halley
College of Hawaii
Osarvatory
Honoluly
Kaimuki
Leal Vindicated by Grand Jury Former Chief Exonerated
The Grand Jury reports Joseph Leal innocent of any charges and urges Honolulu authorities to reinstate him as Chief of Detectives. The statement notes a full investigation and witness testimony leading to exoneration and calls for restoring Leal to service.
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Joseph Leal
First Judicial Circuit
Honolulu
Leal
Crawford Denied Extortion Claims In Grand Jury Probe
Jury heard little and saw scant credible evidence against Joe Crawford chief of detectives as to extortion of a Chinese man over a drug charge. The Advertiser alleged malice but jurors found no solid basis for further action, with testimony highlighting claimed animus rather than concrete proof.
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Lenever
Mier
Netoc Ves
Sherif Jarrett
Chiet
Mtoe
Wille Craw
Joe Lanal
Crawford
Leal
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