Secretary Cooper ties in native support for Dole bid
A conference involving Governor Dole, Secretary Cooper, and a native party figure reveals a plan to elevate Cooper to Governor with native backing. The discussions show personal interests influencing politics, with Home Rule figures resisting overt Cooper support and examining potential shifts in candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Cooper
Clay
Indy Te
Kulauokalani
Tenere
Conner
Samet Parker
Parkas
Washington
Home Rule Party
Wecome Shingabe
Conflicting Views On Governorship And Cooper Opposition
Reported remarks show a group opposing Cooper as governor, citing distrust of his alignment with a regime. They accuse Hartwell and others of knifeing Dote and Cooper in favor of Judge Alfred W. Carter, while noting surprise from officials who trusted him. Delegates blame press actions delaying the governor ship discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Hartwell
Alfred W. Carter
Wilcox
Dent
Veap
Agate
Valdemar Fausboell Son of Noted Indo Orientalist Journeys Abroad
Valdemar Fausboell, son of Professor At. V. Fausboell, a renowned European Indology scholar, is introduced as a young apprentice aboard the Danish vessel Iredale. The piece notes his father's prominence, a 19th century Danish article on his work, and Valdemar's travels from Copenhagen to England Cardiff Capetown New Castle and Honolulu with plans to study navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iredale
Valine
Abe
Hwstinawa Phinly Glats
Europe
At. V. Fausboell
Copenhagen
Per
Dunnebrog
Hin
University of Copenhagen
Rastine Rash
Pausboell
University of Copens
Aviat [Ve Society
London
Fortun Univeral
Fansboell
Wea
Twiol
Georg Brage
Dan Vy
Daepaoa
Witer Atay
Bia
Copenhargen
England
Peter Iredale
Cardiff
Capetown
Newcastin
Honolulu
Fausboell
Maratley Mountains
India
Panieboell
Pagiung Sugar Mil Annual Meeting Elects Officers
The Pacific agar Mi Company held its annual meeting at Buchwefer & Co office. General business completed. Elected officers for the ensuing year include FR Sehavior as president, A. Mott-Smith as vice president, Fooke as treasurer, W. Lang as secretary, and Chas Hustive Jr as auditor. The board of directors will include the officers listed plus further members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Agar Mi Company
Buchwefer & Co
FR. Sehavior
A. Mott-Simith
Fooke
W. Lang
Sccretat
Chas Hustive Jr
Artory
oWodhoun
Protentianer
Arrival of Canavarro Prompts Portuguese Ball Welcome
The Portuguese Quunit Benhor A te Bouse Canavarra returns after nearly six months abroad. To honor his return the Portuguese colony plans a grand reception at the St Antonia ball on Wingyard street this Saturday evening, the 28th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benhor
Alameda
Portugal
Petiree Mvc
Portugese
St Antonia
Tnt
Jury Panel Short and Jurors Exhausted in Local Trial
The jury panel is short with only about four percent remaining. Judge Robinson waits as judges empanel juries and some cases, including a larceny indictment against Mogren and EA, proceed with limited jurors. Court actions include continued cases, transfers, and holidays noted for Washington's Birthday with restricted court hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Sommon
Pearl Harbor Naval Station
Pondemna
Mike Willis
Katiakawiwoole
Gear
Mogren
EA. Douthitt
GM. Robertson
Kaal Thate
Willian Mahuha
W. Ro Castle
Choe Quang
Ramly
Washington
Vietiday
Globe Navigation Company records ship movements and shipments
Latest Neptune navigation news shows the steamer Rekora slated to leave Seattle on the 11th of the month. Eureka will disembark cargo then proceed to Kabir Jul for sugar care. Globe Navigation reports improved breakage rates in recent shipments and cites a favorable delivery time of sixty days from factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henbe
Globe Navigation Company
Koreka
Seattle
Hotton
Eureka
Kabir Jul
Alexander & Haltwin Sugar
Borden
W. W. Diemand & Co
Nabtane Dohrman Co
Tampteo
Frm
Owsors
Ballots of the Phaeton to be entertained at YMCA
The YMCA hosts Ballots of the Phaeton with a gathering of associating members and friends. Local talent will perform songs in the first part led by Mtea and CT Cooper coordinating acts. The evening features men from the 1p and TCAs providing the program. Weekly Bulletin priced at $1 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Wil le
Mtea
Cooper Offaing
Tcas
African Central committer hosts a split afternoon evening event
The article notes Hie Arrangements for a large gathering at the old brewery grounds on King Street in Kalthi tomorrow. Attendees are expected in strong numbers with tickets covering both afternoon and evening programs. The Mawallan and Cal bur bane will perform in the afternoon, alternating selections, while a Hawaiian band orchestra provides music for the evening dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
Kalthi
Hekate
Two Transit Employees Fail to Pay Fares in Downtown Ride
Two Rapid Transit Co workers rode a King Street tram yesterday afternoon after one paid a ten dollar gold piece demanding change. The driver lacked change and the pair pressed for more as they rode to the Catholic cemetery, then alighted. Both men are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer
King Street
Tuxtelary
Ital
Federal jury panel list for special term court
A federal jury panel is announced for the special term of the United States District Court. The list includes jurors from Hilo Waimea Oahu Pearl City and other Hawaiian locales such as Honolulu Kaneohe Waianae and Kahuku, with names including William Naitima Je and Wilhelat among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal BR. Headey
United States District Court
William Naitima
Hilo
B. Motgaart
Waimea
Kawai W
Auating Pd
Wilhelat
Hontili
Thomas Pummimings
Walhike
Maul
Seger
Waianae
Oahu
Prank
Rétters
Honotuluy
A. We Rbichardian
Milo
Frank J. Austin
Batwin St
Mure Vhall
William D, Adame
Honolutu
Marine railway repairs and dredger reassigned action
Government dredger repaired on the marine pallway for Fepaire and replaced by the tightover from Hib. The J. A. Cummins steamer was ordered by the board of surveyors to assess and report damage sustained. The restoration aims to ensure the vessel is thoroughly repaired and seaworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fepaire
J. A. Cummins
Board of Surveyors
Leon Lyin
Good Oil Proposition in California and Hawaii Trade
Mr Howell reports progress on stock offerings linked to a new well development project. The plan seeks to boost oil prospects in California and Hawaii and advance construction work. The venture has drawn substantial investor interest and funding containment aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Che Mian Lam
Ko Pan
Vanite Union
California
Hawaii
Howell Han
Honolulu Iron Works Marks Fiftieth Anniversary
A meeting of the Honolulu Iron Works was held this morning. General business was transacted and officer reports read. Manager Hedemann highlighted that the works can celebrate their fiftieth anniversary. Hedemann provided a summary of key historical events to be included in an upcoming catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluli Irou
Hedemaan
Hedelmann
Evignin Sulis Tdn
Washington's Birthday Celebration at Central Union Church
Report of a 22nd annual program by Kaahumanu pupils with patriotic songs and recitations. Highlights include Mount Vernon and Washington themes, a large assembly, and a public rehearsal for elders. Also notes a baseball challenge between St. Louis College and Haah School, with event details and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Timant
Pebre
Kasembly
Miason Clwns Aurey
Nellie McLean
Trainy Léwhman
Ascembly
Emnall
Puplix
Mount Vernon
Setootngton
Lie Boyd ‘Heorge
Vera Hobert
Feral
Albert Decker
The
Flag
Roam ¢ Beng
Refinery Graton
Ream
Rusteoom & Vintie Putet
Catherine and
Lal Magoo
Thelma Murphy
Chevy Trees
Rooney
Num
Cokinien
Hawaii
Boating Party Feasts and Rivalries at Night Soiree
A wandering group hosted by Wade Armetrong gathered aboard a boat near Darian to celebrate a successful day of hunting and sport. The long voyage included playful exchanges and toasts before drifting ashore to a village where the party joined a hunting crew in a jovial coda. The night ended with songs and a playful toast to Britannia amid a lively coastal welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Felmuneh
Phawton
Rune
Mmembere
Britannia
Pleasurg
Nweltan
Tower Of Babe Dispatches By Austrian Stoner Band Encounter
An international mix of musicians and officers clashed in a tense tower incident at sea. The scene involved Maraherin and the band Haiellah, with officers using multilingual shouts as waters rocked the dockside crowd. No clear injuries reported, but the event showcased a charged atmosphere and expert police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muntin
Swan
Fronehnien
Fronehnien Seanifiniarinne
Hallie Romniaie
iMlecune International Syuetion
Fieatease Bom
Chemenanes
Haiellah Anit
Medy
ATIC
Voxel
Cabel
Caramba
VESSELS STILL IN SIGHT
A report from the harbor notes several ships visible on the water after a recent day. The Helene, German ship Hackfeld, and the bark Colton were sighted, with Helene the only vessel to depart the harbor earlier. A brisk morning wind unsettled shipping at Hazard Harbor Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene
Hackfeld
Kako
Harbors Point
Murphy Temperance Club Seeks Workers for Ball Opening
Murphy Bulletin announces the Murphy Temperance Club opening employment at the Murphy ball for various roles including care personnel painters blacksmiths calico makers and others to support temperance efforts. The club has two pledges on its roll and grows daily with applicants urged to apply at the Murphy ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy Temperance Club
Hy Uw
Anii Vm Realy
Blackamittn
Murphy Ball
Ninplayes
Elu
Receiver Ordered to Borrow Money in Estate Proceeding
Judge Humphersge Bithoop presided as receiver Jndge Van Gunterg was named to oversee the Kees Bear Company assets. Attendees included J. A. Manaa0 and Holmes for Rinhap & Co Cerimena for First American Savings and Trust Co Hateh & Killian for Kone 8ienr Rompany Kinney tal fou & McClapanan for WoW. The court found no opposition and authorized the receiver to borrow funds to pay for mill equipment, labor, and plantation needs, with a first lien on property and preferred claims in favor of the Kone Sigar Company. The order covers payments for crop maintenance, labor, and plantation supplies, contingent on receipts and labor agreements. The note also mentions testimony by Jam Stewart and other court actions related to labor and mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W van Gunterg
de Kees Biear Company
Barra Fenhoigerd
Rompany
Kinney
Tal Fou & McClapanan
Wow
Kinnay, Lad
Whitehausana
We Hankey Tar
Mothewmay
Rone
Kote Bear Company
Ibe
Wald Corporation
Wnd White
Gottedness
Wald Kona Suear Company, Limited
Jmortange
Kime Bune ‘Company, Limite
Wali
Cecl Brown
ET. Nieulle
Jersey
England
Jam Stewart
Jamee
J. Stewart
W. C. Smith
Minor
Sata
Kun Poaha
B. Lililehva
Trewin Hay
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Valmemar Fausboel
Bark Peter, Iredale
Honoul.ie
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Globe Mauicatio Company
IGP
Federal Jury Panel
Honolulu Iron Works
Amerncan
Central Union
Bt Loule College
Lonle Ovlinga
DL Willlime
High Beheel
der Sins
St. Latin College
Schoel
Morrow
Ty Weid
Ae Fat
Joe Cult
Santa
Hon Smith
Drumimond
Koki
Ayan
Warsun
Nubatienten
Geyee
Chilton
Cundes
O'Bullivan
Cape
Kas Julia
C. Towhath
Thampeon
Nts
G. McCormarin
Ef. W. Chillingworth
G. Grihhte
Sitios
Win
Marvin Kncaid
Cow
Union Chacel
Chelate
Rollor Hown
Ci Dyke Te So Pam
Mhore Jawati KB A. Newcoml Kamehameta Fits
Arthur Maxson Smith
Phil
Lye
Rke
Alan
Mre
Anois Moplague Turner
Sanford Thut
Hawa
Sareix M-Eatov
Cheewt
America
Sitte Poline Colt
Hen Haakes
Mrs. Houghraiting
Rherit Chilingwarii
Hania
Babe
the Bulletin
Humphreys
Kons Sugar Company
Howe
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