Will Decide on Stock Dividend and Market Activity
Market notes report a potential stock dividend and a 1% share sale at 43 dollars as traders assess general market quietness. Hawaiian Hineayple Company hints at dividend, Te windward land purchase matures, and small gains appear in select issues amid broad uncertainty. A jury trial petition and a Louisiana case are briefly mentioned in separate filings.
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Stovie
Prieliont
Oal Sieur
Aligteh Witneys
Plan New Reservoir Project Aims to Improve Water Supply
Preliminary notes outline a new reservoir plan connected to the Kula ditels. Public Works official Murat ainpboll notes the ditch is thirty miles long, costing about 42934 4, with pipe and installation. Prices have fallen since pipes were bought, making the project economical. Rework along the line ensures a steady water flow and prevents supply breaks. Annie Keith T Robinson Long contests wardwardage in court, Lane Wan sentenced to two years for bigamy, Yamamoto seeks divorce from Aaa Yamamoto.
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Muratainpboll
Campbell
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Rawlins Well Will Practice After Illness
Win T Rawlins, recently reviewed for deputy district attorney health, shows rapid improvement after 68 days in bed. He will practice law in federal court and has strong experience, including four years in the patent field and work with opium smugglers cases.
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Mary Treba
Fire Trucks Stand Test Amid City Preparations
A lengthy notice details the fire department readying new equipment and placing it for optimal emergency response. Payday brings warrant dispersals to police fire road and other workers. Voter registration declines prompt calls for enrollment and lessons on district reorganization. Roadwork on Hotel Street progresses with macadam repairs easing in days. Budget talks loom as departments press for funding, with police protection and hospital-related costs under discussion.
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In Trouble for Helping Friend in Honolulu Case
Quon Hee, a Chinese store operator, faced charges of selling general merchandise without a license. He claimed he ran a shop for another Chinese man who is in Maui. The court denied a one week continuance to summon the store owner and set trial for next Tuesday morning.
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LE Wil
Eben Low
Nuwanu Street
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Boon
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Trist
Million Women to Vote for President In 1912
New York reports nearly one million women will be eligible to vote in the 1912 presidential election. California leads with about 928,000 total eligible voters, followed by Colorado 180,000 Utah 65,000 Idaho 48, Wyoming 35,000. Women voters could greatly influence whether Taft remains in Washington or a Democrat takes the presidency.
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