Weekly Weather Bulletin Honolulu 1909
Rainfall was light across the islands with many stations showing a weekly deficiency against the long term average. Winds were generally northerly, with a northwest gale at Kahuku Oahu on the 11th. Temperatures ranged around 70s with mean humidity near 75 percent. rainfall totals varied by district, Maui, Oahu, Kauai, and Hawaii most affected.
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Honolulu
Havyall
Maui
Wil Lo
Kohala
Hamakua
Mawai
Haniakua
North Hilo
Puna
Kau
North Kona
Makawao
Oahu
Koolauloa
Koolaupoko
Ewa
Walanze
Kawai— Hanalel
Waimei
Hawali
Hamakun
North Milo
South Hilo
South Kona
Maui— Mekawro
Hana
Waliuku
Qahu—Koolau
Honeluy
Ewa Trace
Wenae
Kauai
Haneelel
Lihve
Koloa
Walmes
Molokal
Mololai
Hilo
Hilo Puna
Hawaii
Keolaupoke
Waianae
Oshi
Wile
Motokai
Welence
South Mile
Kahuku
Weather Bureau
United Stat
Island OF Hawaii
A. Mason
Kohala Mission
BB. Bote
T. H. Little
Niuli
Wa Ites
F. C. Pastow
H. T. Mareley
P V. Kandnen Paauhaw
Thorn
Lannis Wilwon
I. Feager
John T. Mote
Gamplielson
Kapoho
H. J. Lyman
Raudeau
Parner
Pehata
Hawaiion Agricultural Co
Kealakexua
Robert Wallace
Samuel H. Taos
Island OF
Halku
D. D. Baldwin
Jos. In
Berrelra
Nahiku
Jacobs
Kihei
O. W. Hennig
Wailuku
Alameda Shriners Plan Campaign for Oakland Shrine
Several hundred Alameda county Shriners met in Oakland and formed a committee to campaign for establishing an Oakland temple of Ix Jam. The group plans to present the case at the Imperial Council in New Orleans in April. Pot ter, Waterhouse, and Le Ballister were named to lead. They argue the Oakland unit has sufficient membership to support a shrine.
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Islam Temple
Oakland
Alameda County
Ape
Imperial Council
New Orleans
We Potter
JF Waterhouse
Fred W. le Ballister
Ix Jam Temple
San Francisco
Telephone Trust Resolution Aimed at Telegraph Companies
Washington March 1 an introduced by Representative Hitchcock Nebras ka directs the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to have the Bureau of Corporations prepare a statement of the physical valuation of the property of the Western Union Telegraph Company the Postal Telegraph Company and the American Telegraph Company data due complete December 1.
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Washington
Dee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Thureau
Royerty
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
American Telegraph Company
Jennie Crocker Inherits Millions From Uncle Croker Death
New York reports that Jennie Crocker stands to gain about 3 000 000 from the estate of her uncle George Crocker who died in New York. The legacy could lift her wealth to near 10 000 000 after San Francisco losses and prior inheritances of 5 000 000 from her father and nearly 2 000 000 from her aunt Mary Crocker Harrison. The text notes a disrupted family timeline and mentions another sibling sequence.
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New York
Jennie Crocker
George Crocker
San Francisco
Seal Piracy and Alaska Coast Guard Funding Debate
A chaotic report notes government efforts to defend Alaska inland shores from Japanese sealers and mentions a past clash in which seven Japanese were killed by revenue officers. It discusses proposed grants to a North America commercial company and a per seal payment of about 10.22 dollars, totaling over 150000 dollars annually, with limits on taking certain seals and the looming threat of piracy by Japanese whalers.
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Alaska
North America Commercial Company
Aye
Dhe
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