Labor and Home Rule Rally in Hawaii Territory
Long article reports a major Home Rule Republican executive meeting planned for tomorrow night. Attendees confront labor union issues and discuss strategies to win Hawaiian support, with speakers defending American unity and a square deal for Hawaiians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Rule Republican Party
Republican Party
Labor Unione
Ho Ely
Canalderstion
Thig
Labor Union
Hwlloula
Thie Torenvan
Thurston Ring
Thurston-Dole Ring
Hawaii
Hawailand
Talon Delight
Parade objection and council plan for Dole faction
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a protest over a parade and a push to form a committee with four members from the south district and two from the other lands. The text mentions the Tharstop Dole clique and a push to bring a reptral copsanstine project to tomorrow's meeting for possible adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallans
Thawallans
Aio
Aplet Thurston
Dole Etigna
Wien
Slatt
Mirth
Birthday of Excelsior Lodge 1st Anniversary Celebrated
The Fort street hall hosted the 1st anniversary of Excelsior Lodge No. 1. A large turnout included Rebokats, Gaston J. Holme N. G. gave a welcome address. D. G. 8 J. T. McVelall represented the Grand Lodge. Members received a historical sketch and several readings. Refreshments followed a hour of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Lodge
Fort Atrent
Rocky Mountains
Order
Rebokats
Gaston J. Holme
N. G
J. T. McVelall
D. G
Oramd Lodge
United States
M. Cuyting
Mina Lani
Mra McKechale
Mra. Nichobon
Wi J. Hickey
A. ¥. Clark
Shink Appears Before Judge on Drunk Charge
In a Saturday night court appearance, M. Shink faced Judge Wilcox after Olver Hart arrested him for drunk driving. Testimony questioned by Rhunk and a deputy sheriff hinted the defendant failed to acknowledge liquor influence. The judge, noting Shink's repeated prior arrests, offered a reprimand and discharged him after a statement of attempting sobriety.
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M. Shink
Wilcee
Olver Hart
Natwith
Rhunk Peemiatet Jin
Shunk
Wilcox
Orchestra Vacation Amid Holiday Break Plans
The amateur orchestra led by Wray Taylor will take a two week vacation ahead of the holiday season. Work resumes in December. The ensemble has performed at concerts and various events this season, attracting steady local attention through multiple appearances.
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Wray ‘Taylor
Leaden
Haw Deel
Mont Mencity
Themoelven
Aude
Honolulu
Bryan for Governor in Nebraska Cited by Senator Millerd
Senator Millerd of Nebraska predicted that William Jennings Bryan would be offered the Democratic nomination for Nebraska governor next year and would accept. He claimed Bryan would win, calling the revival of the old King Denn in State a failure and asserting the Democratic organization would be the Aryan organization.
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New York
Washington
Millerd
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Siryan
King Denn
Bryan
Sorghum Seed Distribution Aids Island Fodder
The Department of Agriculture and Forestry reports sorghum fodder seed thriving across the Islands. After weeks of seed requests, a hundred quarts will be sent from the Workington department to arrive in Honolulu in early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture and Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Workington
Choir Nears Christ Mass Benefit With Public Recital
The St Andrew's Cathedral choir presented a special music program to raise the standard of performance. A very satisfactory rehearsal at Mrs D Tennant's home was reported, with a large attendance and careful effort by the choir leader and members to achieve the best possible results.
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St. Andrew's Cathedral
Mra &. D. Tenn
Public Officer Wages Ruling Impacts Police Pay
The Illinois Appellate Court, through Judge Waterman, ruled that a policeman or other public officer cannot be paid while in office. The decision rests on the ground that payment in violation of public interest, citing Officer O Connell who had served fourteen months of his salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waterman
O'Connell
Hawaii Land Company Tax Return Confirmed
A Tax Appeal Court decision upheld the Hawaii Land Company's tax return on a leasehold at Paloma near Tramways stables. The court rejected the assessor's view that combined leaseholder and lessor values exceeded land value, ruling each interest should be valued on its own. The case notes that a long or short lease affects the land value and confirms the Tax Appeal Court's $17,000 assessment. Robertson & Whiner and Avht & Johnson represented the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eueprema
Juatter
Pinar
Ta Awsesor Pratt
Muwali Lamd
Paloma
Ausonavr
Leshees
Minh- Oy
Torent
Jessen
Cape
Court Copeliden
Valena
Robertson & Whiner
Wawvespar
Avht & Johnson
Pood Inspector Shorey Targets Dairy and Market Adulteration
Pood Inspector Shorey arrests dairymen for watered milk and shopkeepers for adulterated foods. A new action targets higher officials in Queen’s gree t, with two traders summoned for selling adulterated butter substitute. November 14 is cited regarding the sale of tainted products.
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Béwend C. Shorey
M. J. Bhaget
M. A. Gunsulver
Biastl
Veteran shipwright's Honolulu career spans decades
The article profiles Domen Lyla, veteran superintendent of Marine Railway, who has lived in Honolulu for twenty years. It details his early work in shipyards, leadership under various partners, and influence on Pacific marine railways and sugar estates, including his role with Pearl City Fruit Company.
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Honolulu
Domen Lyla
Sarmson & 174
Lesees
Marine Railway
Curthe Vel. Kinal Insee
Badurl G. Wilder
Lyle
Tutinus H. Boreuxan
Herrentatt
Ufe
Horace J. Crandall
Denton
North
South America
Northwest
Lyle Ie
Uevey
Ind
P.M
Pearl City Fruit Company
Lynch faces treason trial claim over London seat
London reports say Arthur Lynch, newly elected MP for Galway, is rumored to be tried for treason if he returns to Britain. Lynch allegedly served as a courier to the Papacy and participated in meetings with the Hestian Hoe, but he remains determined to travel to London to contest his Parliamentary seat.
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London
Cea Arthur Lynch
Galway
Hife
Lynch
Hestian
Paria
Vialia
Parlia
Battle field tract to become park at San Juan site
In Santiago de Cuba General Wood unveils plans to reserve the San Juan battleground tract of 200 acres at a cost of 15009 dollars. The area will be turned into a public park as a memorial to the battle after military efforts to establish a U S reservation are not pursued.
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Santiago de Cuba
General Wood Bowes
San Juan
San Juan HN
United States
Noted labor leader dead in Galesburg Illinois
A J Btreuter died this afternoon at New Windsor after a long diabetes illness. He was a labor leader once active in politics, running as a candidate for president on the Labor party ticket. He had previously contested U S Senate in a prior campaign. His widow is Mrs Hingham Jr. Also noted were oblique funeral notices and unrelated local items.
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Galesburg
Sand supply crisis halts city building plans
A damaged, old report describes scarce black and white sand amid government quarry changes and rising demand. It notes express companies struggle to deliver sand for private and public works as quarry access tightens and a new inland railroad is built to ship white sand from Puutes, with a long-term supply hoped.
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Pabito Works Department
Akemand
Janen
J. Kehnenr
Echoonore
Dillingham
Controling Corporation
Orter
Woulow
Valle
New Hack Regulations Proposed to Benefit Patrons and Drivers
A confusion-filled report outlines proposed regulations by Public Works head Hod and Hunululi representatives. The plan aims to adjust fares and charges under a revised system, claiming equal benefit for patrons and drivers, while detailing administrative changes and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confordnoen
Police court tosses case of hurried driving
Wong lung was charged with driving too fast for a walk to avoid an electric car. Judge Wilcox warned officers must state clear reasons for arrests. Police officials urged accountability for actions and stated arrests require explicit justification.
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Wong Lung
Wells
Wilcox
Ocrasion
Murder trial near conclusion in Negro case tomorrow
Report covers Ednar Hickory, an African American, jailed on a general Wrighty charge after a prior associate had his case continued. Police say two more suspects are sought, including a colored woman and a man linked to a jewelry store theft. Details touch Pearl Harbor land condemnation, jury notices, and local court rulings.
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Ednar Hickary
Kallal
Pal
Tob Willlame
Web Sherif Brown
Hickory Vellor
Honolulu
Carey
Seth
Hugh Charicter
Dee Oismin
Marged
Jory
Thie Terbcan
Ste. Waulibol
Eerhtoron
Eppont
Calicart
Wwe
Nauta
Kaneter
Humphreys
Tuntor
Kautukon
Connant van Boarorer
Fuenama
Kanehes
Connatewa
Matuuho
J. A. Ma
Reon
T. L Dillon
Kipl
Eaton
Conte
Mawaiian Tramways Co
Diner Incident Delays Tow of Vessel in American Waters
A partially legible report describes a steam launch named Moonen and a working crew delaying a tow to keep the vessel ashore. Unclear ownership led to a decision to wait for government action before moving the craft into American waters. Possible relocation to a southern port is suggested if allowed.
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Tng
Evinn
Walt
Sean
Christman Bareball Stirs Honolulu Holiday Sport Plans
Christmas day to feature a baseball game between Honolulu Athletic and Po Meg teams after football was dropped. Team rosters resemble those seen in Wine for League series. Shipping rates and coal cargo observations report Dorie outperforming Storrs in recent sea traffic and fuel burn details. Saura and Barie freight figures noted amid port activity.
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Christman
Papmhoun
de Aporte
Honolulu Athletic
Po- Meg
Storr
Gettine
Nant
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Makiki
Laval
CTA Roth
Excelsior
Ghunh
Hawaii Land Company
Supreme Guart
E.G. Shorey
Veteran Shipwricht
James Lyle Atcains
Trearon
AN Juan Battle
Igham
Cambridge
Maur
TOOL
Tyant Hingham Jr
Lam
Laietity Pa Supply Bo
U. §. Navy
Gusman
Pearl Harbor
T Tal
Ramat
Christmans Bareball
Fort Street
Camas
M.P.D
the Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
Tin Ape
Trysheen
Eharer
Bethel
Orit
Honniuld Market
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