Attorney General linked to liquor loans and naturalizations
In a court proceeding Judge Dole hears James A. Thompson testify that prior to the election more than thirty three foreigners were naturalized. BE Buffandeau and Johnson of the Republican campaign committee financed costs with a committee check. Attorney General Andrews, acting as Fifth District campaign chairman, admits partial statements and is questioned about liquor supplied for Republican loans. A separate report predicts 1905 crop harvest from 76 acres and 4,400 tons, with 1083 acres for 1906, due to labor shortages.
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Dole
James A.thompson
BE. Buffandesu
Republican Campaign Committee
Johnson
Andrews
Eugene Buffandeau
Republican Organization
Republican Committee
Fifth District
Ken
Jootings
Bulletin
Iquor
Aanager Jamies Reott
Unusually Good Crop Reported by Maui Company Manager
Manager Baldwin of Maui Agricultural Company reported a 1905 crop of 15 000 tons of sugar with unusually high quality at a Maui meeting. The merged Alexander & Baldwin offices hosted the session detailing 1904 operating expenses of 662 220 52 and a surplus of 224 808 68.
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Baldwin
Maui Agricultural Company
Nnpus
Alexander & Baldwin
Man Company
Haiku Steor Company
Pain Plantation
Judea
Ummuintly
Morph
Kihel Plantation Company Holds Summer Meeting and Elections
The Kihel Plantation Company Limited held its only meeting this afternoon at Alexander Baldwin's office. Last year's officers were reelected.
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Kihel Plantation Company, Ltd
Alexander A Baldwin
Philanthropy Rebuilds Bishop Home Organ Funds Donors Named
The Board of Health president reported last week that the Bishop Home for Girls organ was ruined beyond repair. Mrs Cooper organized a relief effort with many contributors including August Oroler $20, Robert Tan $1, Richard Slomgett $1, J D McVeleb $2, Mrs Cooper $2, Mrs Nberk $5, Hugh Altyre Allen $1, A A Erg $2, Miss Ei A McClellan $1, Jan Morgan $1, George Dolan $5, P Muhlendorf $2, William Butch $1, Mrs Grinebaum $1, J T McDonald $2, Mrs Noonan $1, Coell Brown $1, J S McGraw $1, Mrs Locke $1, Miss Stanbury $1, W Norton $1, Tr Ivers $1, Mrs Lavone $1, George R Carter $2, W Smith $2, Diningham $1, T W Wall $1, and others totaling 60 cents. A new chapel organ has been forwarded to the home.
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Board of Health
Mo Jorial
J. D. MtoVeleb
Chas
B. Cooper
Mranberk
Hugh Atelatyre
Allen
A. A. Erg
Mire
A. McClellan
Jan
F. Morgan
George #. Dulon
M.D. Hendricks
Rowe M. Tenney
G. P. Castle
Contr
Jack Lavone
George R. Carter
G. W. Smith
Diningham
T. W. Wall
Mra. A. N. Locke
Mex le Te Peck
Wm. Norton
Tr Ivers
Miss Btanabury
Young Bros Want Pilot Boys Jobs At Sea
A ten minute Hoasa session discussed bills and a county expense committee. Young Brothers offered to hire their launches to replace the pilot boys for 4400 dollars annually. Rep Holotein inquired if the pilot boat boys were Hawaiian, and Laa confirmed they were. Speaker Kandeen announced a public hearing at 730 PM on Senator Dickey s option bill. The Reference Committee planned to meet after adjournment as several bills advanced to second reading.
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Senate
Young Brothers
Holotein
Hep Long
Kandeen
Dickey
Hemluo
Mauna Loa Trip Shows Quality Rubber From Nahiku Trees
W. W. Hull reports a bulletin trip to Mauna Loa showcasing a sample of rubber made from Nahiku Rubber Co. Ltd trees. The Ceara Para type rubber proves that first class material can be produced in Hawaii. Kerr's Tailoring Department offers style in menswear.
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W. W. Hull
Bulletin
Nahiku Rubber Co. Ltd
Kare & Co
Dow
Kohala Sugar Co to Use Profits to Pay Bonds
Stockholders adopt a resolution to liquidate debts by applying the year's cash surplus to bond redemption rather than pay dividends. W A Bowen notes bondholders may favor this, and the company’s financials show a balance of 3040044 with an estimated net credit of 868904.86 if bonds are sold at current price. Officers elected include J D Tenney as president, C H Cooke as vice president and secretary, W A Bowen as treasurer, and P Robinson as auditor. Olding’s report cites 1905 cane yield and 1906 planting plans, while Atherton reports net profits of 59828.19.
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Kohnla Sugar Company
W. A. Bowen
Hall
Thewn Hogalt
J. D Tenney
C.H. Cooke
C. H. Cooke
W.A. Bowen
Mr. P. Robinson
Olding
C. MH. Atherton
Honokaaugar Company Sees Dividend Rise Promise
Honokaa promises an increased 11s dividend as President Behier notes bright prospects. Report highlights good crops for 1906 and 1907, experimental cane work, and the company now owning all subsidiary interests. A one half per cent monthly dividend may be set later, with 1905 figures showing income and expenditures, and year-end officers re-elected.
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Honokaaugar
Lub
FR. Behier
Hia
Scharfer Eniarigen
Minager If
Rubber From Namiku Grown Trees Sparks Resort Plan
A day trip to the volcanic region along the Mayoa Loa Kona route is planned despite reports of a nearby fire. Travelers in the Namiku area are urged to enjoy the Volcano comfort and return within a week as conditions allow.
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Mayne
Wook
FIRES WANE IN Wine Job Printing at The Buttete Aitmen
Fires ease at a Wine Job Printing site named The Buttete Aitmen as crews report containment and no further hazards. Officials say operations resume with safety checks underway and investigations continuing on origin. Local observers note reduced smoke and improving air conditions.
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Buttete Aitmen
Incidental Expenses Oversight Demands in House Debates
Representatives pressed for detailed reports from department heads on all expenditures under “incidental” appropriations from July 1, 1804 to year end. The debate covered police rules, jury service for Hawaiians, road and wharf projects, and public works funding. Members urged audits, proposed new committees, and scrutinized proposed allocations for roads, court houses, and harbor facilities amid broader budget discussions.
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Pri
Rome
Rep
Coelho
Kalauokalani
Rawport
Hick
Faron
Gtc
Coutho
Howald
Heo
Ferminden
Lawe
Pinkham
Boned of Health
Inpore
Committee of Health
Renate Hill No
Senate
Fermindes
Harmakus Eitheene
Anteng
Puluw
Walwon
Tuan Failor
Kohatn
Kona Road
Kawai
Puteo
Kawathae
Waimoa
Hamakuo
Alee
General Fund
LWO
Kohat Kop
Holstein
Hep
Ifor Kohain
N. Ko Tata
Court Houe
Jatt
Kal Ia Beach
N. Kana
Faloto
Wainiae
Kaimuki
Wataing Road
Greenwell
Kona
Holuatow
Kalu
St. Top
Kanthe
Bowee
Milolli
Annolpu
Kohula
Mahilona
Walinwa
Aala Park
Kamehamneba
Kalihi
Dr Wood Wins Haleiwa Cup In Hard Fought Match
Dr Wood defeated rival Vink in a tense contest to reclaim the Haleiwa Cup for the third time. The Doctor’s consistent play yielded steady rounds with strong putting, while H O C White struggled with the greens. A celebratory reception followed, champagne served to honor the victor.
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Wood
H. OC White
Cran
White
Loving Cop
Counties for Hawaii Divides Island into Two Counties Debate
A discussion in the legislature weighs splitting Hawaii Island into two counties Kail Hawaii and Went Hawaii. East Hawaii representatives largely oppose the division while West Hawaii reps reportedly favor it, creating political tension that could affect the island's future administration. An ad for tailored goods appears within the text, showing mixed content in the source.
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Gome
Hawaii
Mawati
Judge Bowne Acquitted by United States Senate
In Washington DC the Senate acquitted Judge Bowne amid coverage of yesterday's fre, with reports noting substantial damage and a claim of 5,000,000. New Orleans reports confirm the event and the diplomatic implications of the acquittal.
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Jupgh
AcahutrEn
Washington, D.C
Bowne
United States Senate
New Orleans
Magoon Brings Libel Actions Against Star and Ballou
Magoon files libel suits alleging the Star Newspaper Association and Ballou published false statements damaging his reputation. He seeks damages of 20,000 plus 19,000 and exemplary damages of 10,000, claiming editorial attacks were intentional and malicious. Attorney Lightfoot says Magoon will pursue the case to protect his professional standing.
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J. A
Star Newspaper Association
Bitney M. Ratio
Magern
Supreme Court
Star Magoog
Line
Ti Bellows
Tim
Ballon
Star
Har Association
Abel
Platott
Tallon
Magoon
Sard
Lightfoot
Thin
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Lakers
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Honokaa
Kilauea’s
Wirelow Yo
Trent
Honolulu
Prom Demotenes
Valvano House
Amuke
Wilder
Honolwid
Prom Melkay
Hilo
Ety
Karen
Bierra
Tropic Fruit Co
F. C. Enos
Welle-Fargo
Fermandex
Shieldon
Holloway
Andrade
Kantbo' Bil
Mawallan
DR. Wood
Hiewa
Hawaiian Trust
Fort IT
St, Petersburg
Russia
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Mukden
Newchwang
Manchuria
Muk
Sacramento
Cal
Boutwell
Groton
Mars
George B
Houtwelle
Geo
Routwell
Groston
Congress
Republican Party
Department of Internal Revenue
Grant
Nile States Senate
Turkey
Parix
Murevean Firme
Patrreburg
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Ratik
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Fort Street
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