Young Women’s Christian Association of Honolulu Proposal
Territorial petition to form a corporation the Young Women’s Christian Association of Honolulu with aims of physical social and spiritual development for women in Hawaii including Honolulu. It seeks corporate existence to own property manage offices and pursue chartered powers including holding property up to 500 000 and acting as executor administrator or guardian as needed while avoiding capital stock or nonprofit limitations.
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Honolulu
Ta Departmente
Pr Rover
Christian Associatoi
Honoluda
Ocherwine
End avcure their payment by morning or hypothecation
A damaged notice outlines formation of an association to support young women's physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual welfare. It bans stock ownership by members and details a board of directors of seven to fourteen, with officers including Alice Crosdan as president, Cornelia B Hyde as secretary, and Mary Estoine Mara as treasurer.
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Amon Ritiés
Public Health Board to Discuss Cemetery Policy Next Wednesday
The Board of Health invites all citizens to a public meeting Wednesday at 4 pm to discuss cemetery needs and expansion. City Sanitary District officials report crowded plots and new residential growth creating planning challenges, seeking broad opinion and suggestions for a practical solution.
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Board of Health
City Sanitary Dmecr
Tracy
Rice Mill for Hilo to Open on Furneaux and Front
Rice mill planned by Hamada, Pupeo merchant, at Furneaux and Front in Hilo, with operations expected soon. Project cost around 2000 dollars, importing 1007 bags monthly from the Orient. Power will be supplied by Hilo Electric Light Company, with operation by year’s end.
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Hamada
Jan Panere
Puveo
Furneaux
Front Street
Opera
Hamade
Ambiguous Trading Ties Mentioned in Honolulu Stock Exchange
Fragmentary note references Delegatmeal Kahlo traveling to Washington with unnamed officials and individuals A Mahaula and Giffard, plus HP Kakin of the Gnust-Bakin Cigar Co. The text mentions watchful observers and possible arrangements in Honolulu stock and boat exchange circles.
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Wat. Giffard
Wold Hin Sant
Honolulu Stock & Boat Exchange
Kakin
Gnust-Bakin Cigar
Argon Case On Trial At Justice Court In Porto Rico
The report lists multiple trials and motions in a chaotic ledger style. A Porto Rican youth stands trial for larceny in the second degree before Judge De Bolt with prosecution by Dowthitt and defense by Kilas Long. Separate matters include Marconi wireless suit, bonds, and probate actions. Witness depositions from London and Monolnis appear, while appeals and administrator appointments populate the docket.
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Geronlmo
Ind.ie
Peture
de Bolt
FR. Dowthitt
Kilas Long
B. P Sullivan
Jamey Nott
Wm. L. Peterson
Nahora Hipa
F. & McIntyre
Joann Andrade
John Makaena
Henry Hickey
J.D. Dogbert
George Pern
Caesar Vielrs
Maertens
Robinson
Marcout Wireless Telepragh Co
Frudk
J Crome
Kinney
Ballour McClanahan
Mr. Milverton
Hatch & Silliman
HV. Trevenen
MK. Nie
Ravnd
Marconi
London
Monolnis
Roebincon
Nakuing Va
Sohnaek
Andrews
John D. Holt Jr
John F. Colburn
Anna Gerts
J. Azevedo
Keaho
Kahoohull
Nunaou Valley
Mr. Almeida
P. J
Albert Id1oGurn
First Judicial Circuit
Faveutlon
L. J Ss Va
Jesse Malamal
Supreme Court
OIE Own Up Are Regnerng The Queens Hospital
The badly injured Kalehua has shown some improvement since yesterday and his recovery remains uncertain. The other three injured persons have also improved and are on the way to a speedy recovery, though exact timelines for discharge are not yet clear.
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Kalehua
Young Aros to vacate island reef premises
Notice to Herbert Young and other tenants that the Quarantine Service will move from the Hebthousand ninety island reef near the Edward O'Brien wreck. Young plans to build a substantial clubhouse for a women’s swimming and boating association but must relocate.
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Young Aros
Hebthousand
Herbert
Young
Edward O'Brien
Water Main Broken At Upper Town Bridge Area
A damaged water main near the second Novann bridge widening caused loss of supply to residents of the upper area. Workers, led by Superintendent Brows Jost, set a large repair force to restore service by noon.
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Lotla
Novann
Brows Jost Po
Alexander Protests Over Park Expansion On Capital Grounds
Prof W C Alexander denounces new buildings on the capital grounds in a morning interview. He pleads for preserving the park for public enjoyment and opposes moving the Mali market to the park reservation, calling the area valuable and worthy of a park.
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W. C. Alexander
Senate Acit
Aali Park
Moonshiner Captured After Trial in Hilo District Court
Deputy Wotled Butler Marshal F C Handy arrived by the Kinau with a Japanese charged with whisky detailing. The capture of the still was made by Deputy Revenue Collector W F Drake who came to Hilo yesterday. The moonshiner's trial was set for last evening before Judge Cart Smith. Judge De Bolt fixed bail at 8000 dollars on Wright's commitment prior to indictment. A defense claim contended bail excess before Territorial court restraint was sought.
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Hilo
F. C. Handy
Wotled Butler
Kinan
Kobala
Dletriet
W. F. ‘Drake
Commie
Tribune
de Bolt
Wright
Duntioe
Diariet Courts
Feral Cothenry
Territorial Court
Annual meeting date altered for Union atd Co charter
James Kenton president and HR Kenton secretary filed a petition with the Territorial Treasurer seeking an amendment to the company charter. The annual meeting date may be moved from the first Monday of May to the date specified in the bylaws. The decision was made at the annual shareholders meeting in Kobalu on November 20 last.
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James Kenton
HR Kenton
Union
Atd Co
Territorial
Atarkholders
Kobalu
Dying Prelate Sends Urgent Message to Bedside in Hilo
An ailing Bishop Gulstan of Me Wall clings to life as Father Valentin prepares to depart for Hilo. Wireless messages relay that hope for recovery is lost and the Catholic Church awaits the Bishop’s passing. The ship sails at 4 pm with Father Valentin rushing to the deathbed.
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Hoon
Mixmion
Father Valentin
Mewall
V Wit Ie Ware
Vasentin
Hiloth
Binhop Gulatan
Dlepatches
Gulstan
Belaide
Hilo
Port Ux
German steamer news of drowned man found near Hanamutu river
Purser Wright of the steamer Wal dleale reports the body of a German drowning victim was found Thursday morning in a rice patch beside the Hanamutu river overflows. Communications were limited as storm damage tore wires between Litw and Hanalet. The deceased worked as a stone-wacker for the Hanammulu Sugar Company. authorities suggested a name like Galleta. John Rodin, a large stockholder in Kihel, returned from the plantation today.
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Wright
Waldleale
Kaval
Hanamauty
Litw
Hanalet
Rekard
Aue Klal
Hanammulu Sugar Company
Central Alva
Eliniiar
John Rodin
Arrest warrant issued for Makinney on fraud charge
A warrant for the arrest of Makinney was sworn in by Chinese merchant Chock Wa over a $3.25 check dishonored at Bishop & Co. Bank. Makinney recently faced conviction for similar charges in district court. In police court, Wo Sang and Naramoto were charged with violating local regulations. Naramoto’s case continued, the Japanese offender forfeited a $5 bail.
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Low Makinney
Thie Hoon
Chock Wa
Makinney
Bank of Bishop & Co
Enmch Thy Chewk
Makiney Wan
Rom
Wo Sang
Naramoto
Bustle Leads Fight Over Cuban Sugar Reciprocity in Minnesota
W H Bustle of Minneapolis, Treasury representative, returns to Minnesota politics as he reports on a site for a Federal building and supports insurgent Republicans on Cuba reciprocity. Leaders argue against gifting sugar to Cuba, noting benefits of a strong sugar industry at home and in Hawaii, while Bustle discusses plans with Honolulu interests. A board meeting of the Bulletin office is scheduled for Monday at 10, with Summer Home at Wablawa among items to discuss.
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Huo
W. H. Bustle
Minneapolis
Min
United States Treasury
Minnesota
Wugur
Cubs
Bustin
Aoe
Vinmtie
North
United States
Cuba
Hawaii
Hue
Cleveland
Harmeyer Himselt
Hilo
Kustie
Republican Party
Bustie
Lealle M. Shaw
Congress
Wic
Wablawa
Dimoumeed
Support for Ho Kohala Railroad Gains Local Backers
A Hilo report says local interest backs the Ho Kohala railroad linking Hilo to Kohala and North Hilo. Peck, returning from San Francisco, reports strong Mainland interest, with bonds expected at 6 percent and dividends from start. Community sponsorship and stock purchase are urged to boost financing and local confidence before 1903 year end.
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Hilo
Peck
Hawaii
Korhala
Hito
Vonue & Tak
Hilo le
Kawaibue
Milo
Hewar
Enterprise
Trine
Wright Awaits Bail From Counsel At Local Office
Wright anxiously awaits efforts of his counsel George A Day to secure a $6,000 bail. He remains in the custody room of the courthouse all morning, hoping for bail today or at least progress by Monday. General Mariinon attended the proceedings during the evening.
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B. HL. Wright
George A. Daya
Dudietary
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Ehlers’ Block
Fort Street
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Laukew
Ant Mortis Keohukalole
A. Mahaula
Argon
Head Wireless Company
BAR OF Justice
Zealandia
WII
Wells, Fargo & Co
Office Masonic Temple
New York
Port ST
Photo-Supply Co
Fon
Fort St
Hotel 61
Tee
Sam
Alexander
Capitol
Achi
Uistan
Father Valentine
Maui
Matthias
Kinau
Atone
Hilonin
Eustis
Hokohala Railroad
San Francisco
Marrinon
School Street
Shoe Go, Ltd
Fort St Mall
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