Pan Pacifi Congress Grabs New Organization and Directors
The Pan Pacifi Congress completes its organizational setup and elects a board of directors after extensive debate over size. A temporary form is approved with plans for a permanent structure, appointing officers and committees and outlining travel map distribution and publication needs.
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Yesrying
Pan Ny Thi
Thurston
Ron Hay DE
Honuhulu
Hiewah
Pobruwy
Directarn
Oho
Minnevenvary
Ketoral
Haywalt
Pacific
Muigem
Tony
Fonce
Necesairy Hommel Symbort
Oo General
Trevel Gazette
Witness Testimony in Tam Pal Trial Shown in Court
District Magistrate this morning examined a witness in the Tam Pal case. The witness answered questions clearly, stating specifics about the defendant and the events at issue. The testimony included references to a restaurant and a sum of six to seven francs noted in the proceedings.
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Tam ‘Pal
Digoyim
Maveguwa
JhaEo Lower
Winnett
Merondini
Governor Frear Hosts Legislature at Honolulu Luau
The Legislature members were guests of Governor Frear at a University Club luau. Harmony and united action were urged for Hawaii’s progress. Speakers included Chief Justice Hartwell, Senate President Knudsen, and Speaker Halstein, with remarks on retirement, veto power, and staffing.
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Frear
Luau
University Club
Harmony
Speechiox
Hawaii
Justce Hartwell
Knudsen
Senate
Halstein
Hartwell
Tis
Robertson
Territory
Falrhild
Chuld
Rice
Affon
WATALUA FINDS SOME TROUBLE Continued From Page 1
Reporting on irrigation works at Watalua, the article outlines water delivery by ditches to Kawailoa and Wahiawa areas. It details ditch length, tunnels, costs, and progress, noting a planned reservoir and ongoing expenditures, with financial figures and dividend notes.
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Tairtier Wites
Sued Seteon
GNU Aero
Helena
Helene
Kawatloa
Kawai
Kamananui
Weshe
Kawahanui
Kawailoa
Wahiawa
We Rossi
We AL Co
Spear Factors Co. Ltd
Vaio
Sis
H Atherton
Sear
Che Cel
Good Year for Oahu Sugar Co Amid Harvest Notes
The annual meeting reviewed last year’s crop output at 2204 tons and highlighted weather and cane disease affecting yields. Management cited dry weather, a cane disease, and a 1911–1913 plan of improvements, with harvest momentum starting December and production reaching 6200 tons to date.
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Oalw Suger Company
Hell Ts Morales
He Hueleteliy & Co
Satierictogy
BE. K. Binddod
Treveurey
E.R. Mull
Euzar
Ermnis
Tony
Suisar
Hodley
Avery Texpoet
Mrs Crippen's Sister Demands Property
In a weekly bulletin item from Hallstatt an attorney indicates Mrs Crippen's sister seeks control of property after a court petition. The piece notes proceedings before the Praiite Court and mentions the Attorney General in connection with the matter.
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Lontor
Ameria
Thier Hirth
Aro WorEy
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