Maui Supervisors Vote Pay Cut For Sidewalk Project
Stated aim to save county funds leads Maui Board of Supervisors to deny daily pay of sixty dollars to members. The widened High street sidewalk project near the courthouse faced opposition from residents of Pala and Magi who would not directly benefit. Surfacing the need for a safer walkway, the plan shifts costs to out of town travel and upkeep, with funds redirected to cement sidewalk construction and minor expenses for traveling members. Captain A P Niblack will inspect Kaunakakal lighthouses tomorrow ahead of official Maui business. The Kalutant Home for Girls plans a new $25,000 building on King street to house more residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Doyle
Maui
Wale
High Street
Courthouse
Wallaby
Pala
Everiment Eal
Conve & Mouth
Modest Wen
Kalutant Home For Girls
A. F. Cooke
King Street
Long Grand Jury session clears witness Anin
The Grand Jury heard Anin in a lengthy forenoon session. Anin chose to answer to avoid jail, prompting praise from the Attorney General's Department and Milverton for prompting further witness cooperation. The transcript notes Asad Chung Nee Hing and Chute Mon Hing involved, with Hing’s remarks reflecting the tough atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Ani
Anin
Lindsay
Attorney General's Department
Milverton
Peters
Chung
Nee Hing
Capitol
Chute Mon Hing
Malin
Optum
Gambier
Kanaka
Baole
Porto Rikoo
Ballots for Auto From All Quarters
Ballots show many clubs favoring an automobile, with Admiral Beckley and Captain Gregory among popular choices. The Bulletin notes broad support across groups, with weekly counts kept for accuracy and final judging by committees.
Pineapple consignment advances to coast from Fargo
The Tropic FAUSt Co announces the next batch of selected pineapples will move to the Coast per orders dated February 14. Leave orders at the Fargo office on King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropic Faust Co
Almeda
Fargo
King St
More denials in beef trust case from Jacobawa ranch firm
In a murky docket a set of defendants led by Learie Thurston broad H P Baldwin and Jakala Ranch Co deny involvement in the alleged beef trust alteration. The denials name Tecapeley Rick ard and Lorein A. Thurston as part of the proceedings. The action centers on charges of collusion and market manipulation within the beef trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricksard
Learie
Lorein A. Thurston Broad
H. P. Baldwin
Jakala Ranch Co
Picturesque Punahou Gates Highlight New Stone Abutments
At the Alexander street entrance to Punahou, on Oahu, builders erect artistically carved abutments for the Jares Gateway. Stones already show lichen as placement aims to preserve a thin flowering aesthetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Street
Oahu College
Anin Denies Che Fa In Grand Jury Appearance
Anin testified before the Grant Jury denying involvement in any che fa game. A separate source labeled the abortion claim as fake, while Anin acknowledged answering questions but asserted no conduct of games. He is described as a businessman who knows nothing of the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exco
Anit
Grant
Anin
Htte
Grand Jury
Che F& Games
Ani Aaid
Businows Man
HGHARDSIN CASE ON SHORT DEFENSE
The defense in the We Vivian Riel ardean embeasiement case was briefed this afternoon in a record half hour session. Auditor Fisher testified that $204.75 collected by the defendant on February may have gone into the Treasury. District Court Clerk B P Zabian said Andrew Brown testified in the lower court that Richardson was a private dealer in the office safe. Brown attempted to contradict that. D H Lewis testified to Richardson’s condition that night. Lewis, Richardson and others had been drinking in Rambon and Lewis said Richardson acted as if drunk. At 2:30 p m the jury was excused to allow the wetting of the instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Rielardean
Fisher
Treasury
B. P. Zabian
Andrew Brown
Richardson Tas
Five
Brown
D. Hi
Lewis
Richardson
Rambon
Richard Joan
High Behoot Students Present Play Entitled The Governor
A number of High Behoot boys and girls plan to stage an interesting play titled Hin Kxee Jency The Governor at Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Kxee
Jency
Opera
Baseball on 22nd at Diamond Heads Ball Park
On Washington birthday the Diamond Heads face Lusitanae while Punahous meet Honolulus at the baseball park in a marquee day event. An ad notes rental cards for sale at the Bulletin office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Diamond Heads
Banetti
You Save is What Counts Not What You Earn
A dated promotional snippet urges turning savings into wealth by bringing a red manny to a service for reinvention. It promises dividends and future gains, emphasizing wealth and contentment through non-malary means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
Germania Life inquiry yields cautious replies in exam
Testimony shows Germania Life conducted substantial business in Germany with no disloyalty claimed. Mr Doremus said operations face no government issues. Questioning on product quality elicited that standards improved, while critics note potential risks from unorthodox methods. New York Tribune report dates 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doremus
Germany
Hughes
Arpad
New York
Ibune
Total Eclipse of Moon Tonight AT Hawai
Hawai observers report a total lunar eclipse visible tonight. The moon enters penumbra at 7:27, reaches totality around 0:17, and exits shadow about 11:07 with residual penumbral glow fading minutes afterward. Tonight’s event spans roughly from early evening to near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATL Hawai
Bowwern
Rock
Ecientivte
Carter will sign papers on transfer authority
Report says governor refused to sign the transfer papers but good authority states the documents are ready for Jacke and the governor, while refusing to delay, is prepared to act. The Pacific Rebekahe wave a white party at their hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
T N
Jack'e
Rotort
Pacific
Rebekahe
Canvass for Cargo Tomorrow on Honolulu Steamship Line
A special committee led by Al Dusinoe aims to secure firm Ereladt contract assurances from Honolulu merchants for the Honolulu to Ban A cleco steamship service. The effort seeks downward freight guarantees and builds on prior assurances suggesting strong support, with San Francisco shipments no obstacle. Capital has been raised chiefly from the mainland syndicate, with S. B. Kingebury overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Dusinoe
Ereladt
Honolulu
Ban Acleco
Say Takui Will Come As Consul
A Bulleting morning report says Takui will come as consul and that General Tayul may be appointed. The notice notes long service in the consular corps and mentions Balto’s potential return. Public opinion appears divided with some opposing Balto, while the acting consul defends his good statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takui
Ita
Tayul
Tapa
Tayut
Salto
Mateus
Balto
Ian
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Louis
A. P. Niblack
le Iancts
Kaunakakal Peet
McGregor's Landing
Labaine
Kanahenas
Y. Amin
Admiral Becklay
Ladiew
Gregory Ce Bny
Indies
Oregon
Hawaii iv
Bika Weil
Cte
At Louie College
Run
Auto Anit
Hallote
Force
Roosevelt
B.C
Hawaii
Kuhio
W. C. Smith
D. C
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Congress
Hinton
W. Va
Fayette County
Hoch
Springfield
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Rome
Italy
Baron Sonning
San Francisco
St Louis College Allumni Association
C. Lb. Dickerson
Ceaesen
D. K
Punahol
Conserva
Tive
Alfred Benjamin & Co
the Kash Company Ltd
Hghardsin
J. Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
Carter
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
mGov
Telephone Exchanger No
B. Kingebury Han
Blzew
Infante
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!