Vanity Fair Lihue Event Promises Notable Meetings
A Honolulu newspaper column describes a Vanity Fair gathering in Lihue Kauai with plans for committees and roles. It lists judges, hosts, refreshments, decorations, prizes, and managers, noting the event aims to attract newcomers and tourists amid local promotions and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latan
Wilcox
Mra
W. T. Parvin
Cartellapes
W. Hi
Tee
Great International
Mina Mumford
W. H
Tool Tank Riow Jr. Ayrow
Lmvltatione
Atrs
A. Hice
Etisa Wilcox
J. A. Palmer
J. Dy
JA. Palmer
Mrs. Weber
Rwootsor
Onmted
Manor. Prinoa
Muriel Wilcox
Paneh
Roosevelt Letter Alleged Immunity Pact Tied To Packing Probe
A Chicago grand jury session examines a letter dated June 1 1905 claiming presidential approval with Commerce and Labor aid to seek evidence of violations by packing firms. Edward A Cadahy of Omaha faces testimony as defense argues immunity promise taints the case. The document is debated as to whether the President bears responsibility for the immunity claim and the pending inquiry into the packing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore
Chicago
Finn
Carameydt
Labor and
Tie Department of Justice
Packers
Tie Gmekers
Cmvsd
Prosidene
Federal Grand Jury Bie
Teel
Ronda
Department
Aswtsanes
Department of Commerce and Labor
Judemient
Otter
Roosevelt
Edward A. Cadahy
Omaha
Vnaline
Garfield
Atorney
Fragmentary Victorian Era News Snippet Within County Debates
The unreadable morning column references county government, police pay, road supervision, and public allocations. It notes public confusion over financial schemes, including a blanket wartime style fund response and opposition by a factional minority. No clear outcomes are stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Vie Road
Roosevelt and Big Business Clash Amid Trust Scrutiny
Roosevelt presses a sharp stand against railways and meat packers as investigations intensify. The Beet packers claim immunity from punishment over alleged letters, while Garfield’s inquiry faces pushback. Attorneys for the Beet packers dispute the charges and seek protection from interference.
Doyle Brings Maui Criminal to Justice in Quagh Case
Local criminologist Doyle from Honolulu tracked a Japanese quack doctor on Maui practicing medicine without a license. The suspect, identified as Twatsumi, was arrested after Doyle coordinated with Deputy Sheriff Battery and the District Magistrate. The self styled Healer charged more than $260 in fees and was condemned with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheeter Doyle
Maui
Honolulu
Chester
Walpally
Board of Health
Mau
Doyle
Pais
Tentsumi
Bern
Hhe
Sherif Battery
Twatsumi Wan
McKay
Walluku
Withers
Anod
Costa
Molokans Prepare to Harvest Kapaa Sugar Crop
Land Commissioner Pratt says Molokans, soon arriving at Kapaa, will harvest Makes Sugar Co. acreage under a contract. They will rent Ko yu a lands until a year from now, surrender cropless parcels, and establish a village area after survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Kapaa
Makes Sugar Co
Cartaly
Boaldur
Koyua
Monsane
Motion Dismissed in Embezzlement Case Hearing
The prosecutor sought a directed verdict for the defendant after noon today in the E. Vivian Richanleon case. Attorney A. G. Mf. Rébertaon argued that Richardson did not handle funds, claiming misappropriation rather than embezzlement. Judge Lindsey denied the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Vivian Richanleon
Stevane
Rébertaon
Mchardson
Attonney
Michardson
Lindsay
Symphony Concert Rehearsal Promises Excellent Performance
The symphony orchestra rehearsed under Ti Fedor Stockton for an upcoming Opera House concert tomorrow night. Mlle Dra wan and Mise Marx headline a varied program with Siebeling Faust pieces, Chopin selections, and performances by Maud Kinney and Mire Marx. The amateur choir and ensemble craft a polished program, promising a notable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Howes
Chi
Fedor Stockton
Als
Siebelig Faust
Mia Murs
Fur
Mise Marx
Dem
Maud Kinney
Chopin
Niney
Europe
Abe
COLLECTION IT IN BY MURRAY AUTHORIZED DEPUTY SALARY FRAUD WARNING
A Bureau note explains that a department bookkeeper hooted salaries from staff pay in the Department was an old practice used to ease operations in the fire and road departments. W P Roth cites Section 118 of the law authorizing such compensation controls and emphasizes repayment before settlement. A Honolulu bulletin tease hints at further discussion in Saturday's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashapa Jolt
Patice
Aloo
Wald Holt
Brea
Report of the First National Bank of Hawaii January 29 1908
A balance sheet style report from the First National Bank of Hawaii Honolulu shows resources including townes and discounts overdrafts and U S bonds secured promissory notes. It lists liabilities such as paid in capital 500000 and surplus 657000 along with profits and taxes paid and dividends unpaid. Officers certify the figures as correct in Hawaii territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank OF Hawaii
Honolulu
Territory OF Hawaii
U. S
Conde
Securitien
Wte
Raraitira
Hanis
National Bank
Boston Parents Seek School Welfare Action
An organization of parents in the Walls district of Boston calls on the Board of Education to examine four district schools to audit student welfare practices and ensure proper care for pupils. The request emphasizes safeguarding and oversight within the district’s educational system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walls Acool
Boston
Board of Education
Jared
Doric Sails Uneventful Trip From Yokohama To San Francisco
Aboard the Doric one day ahead of her time, the vessel arrived in port this morning from Yokohama and other Oriental ports. She will sail at 2 PM for San Francisco with 214 Japanese passengers for toners July and 330 tons of freight. CH. Smith, Honolulu resident, and Abel family among San Francisco passengers. Commander Tochinni of the Japanese Navy heads to England. Captain Gehichmarnts, a Russian naval prisoner, returns home. The report mentions a Business Man's Handy Index and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorie
Yokohama
San Francisco
Toner
Tone
CH. Smith
Manila
Avatet Lord & Bosser
Abel
Alvo
S Department
U. & Navy
Aptatic
Tochinni
England
Gehichmarnts
Japan
Cear Niet Plas
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Evening Bulletin
the Bulletin Publishing CO. Ltd
Fk. Farrington
Honotury
Oahu
Bocktk Bustos
He Nulletin Publishing Company
Linfed
Epoees
Mawati
G. Nochkus
Fely (Sal) Ray
Burnette
Walery Public
Posolate
County of
LIHUE
Vanity Fair
Thunaday
Lawall
Gli Reeldente
Dan Case
Freda Kunst
de Nolt
Kutet
Nn Geltien
Han
Berf Packers
Roosevelt Han
Holokans
Kaimuki
Murray
Cork
Jena
Erder
Rter
Rath
Turday
Bulletin Pub. Vato Company
Aia Ea
Benoa
Anon Ad
Oxhy
Ty Frok
Candler
Sbave Ik
L. T. Prok
Crahlér
Cecil Brown
Bruce Cartwright
Wor
Castle
Kerr's Tailoring Department
Kerr & Go, Ltd
Alakea Street
Nea Amie
Lot
Punation
Mogern
Makihi St
Mogarn Cottag
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Limited
Haleiwa
Trent & Co
King
Ehlers
Garard
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
He Keer
Browiste
Doric
Yokomama
Business Man's Handy Index
Rounderbout
Lillian Runwell
the Metropolitan Magazine
Ithout
Midaine
Ito
Ite
Magazle
Newedesiers
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