Assessor Pratt Challenges Jauken Bonds as Excessive
Assessor Pratt contends that Jauken bonds are altogether too high. The county hearing at Mere Heine featured J. A. Gilman, Mark Robhao, A Hocking, Jack Licar, and Plerk Janey Murray. Discussion covered department workings, expenses, and potential impacts if Supreme Court decisions affect the County Act.
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Pratt
Jauken
Ont
J. A. Gilman
Mark Robhao
A Hocking
Jack Licar
Plerk Janey Murray
Supreme Court
Hyown Tes
Gitman
Hotbie Gell
Pano Oke
Mriman
Merger
Can
Gintle F& Cooke
Caiin
Set
Taukea
Hs de Tel
Dave Barry Seeks Rematch Claiming Poor Condition
The article reports Dave Barry seeking another fight after saying he was not in good shape. He explains recent training was rushed and he could not maintain his effort in the early rounds. He believes better condition would allow a longer contest.
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Fauch Feah
Sailor sues Encore for 5000 over injury at sea
Willem Jackson Whele, a sailor aboard the Dannel ship Encore, sues Captain Palmgreen for $5,000 claiming personal damages from October 17, 1903. He alleges a rotten fore-topgallant sheet caused him to fall on deck, injuring his left hand and leaving him incapacitated. Assistant U S District Attorney Dunne represents him.
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Willem Jackson Whele
Horkentine
Palmgreen
Newcastle
United States
Dunne
Pratt Finds Crown Lands On Windward Oahu Survey Underway
Land Commissioner Pratt reports discovery of ten crown land pieces on Oahu’s windward side near Kaneohe. After inspection, he believes patents were never issued, prompting a government survey of the tract. An informant described metes and bounds while Pratt notes possible government title. Also reported are a police warrant for an arrest at Walker’s Hin Kawaiahao Lane and a dispute involving Marmont and Linow over a whistle incident. Annie Marmont Reinhardt engagement announced and Lehua steamer schedule notes Molokai run Tuesday afternoon.
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Kaneohe
Windward
Oahu
Pratt Humaena
Pratt
Rouiht
Robert Marmont
John Sines
Walker
Hin Kawaiahao
Linon
Marmont
Government Band Faces Possible Dropping to Cut Public Costs
Territorial authorities consider eliminating the Territory band to save funds as part of Governor Sir’s economy drive. Projections show annual savings near 40,000 plus 5,000 from travel cuts, with debate over maintaining musical services for hotels, steamship lines, and events on other islands.
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Bundmaster Berger
Ted Temmusiclane
Honoluhu
Thte
Vocalme
Hawaii
Hawai
Sis
Honotatn
Berger
Khor Islands
Te Maul
Te Kaual
Oahutoountry
Bandimaster
Honolulu
Elving
Moale
Mike
Thale Bene AL
Wangs
Ane Fils Boya
Health board tightens budget amid consolidation plan
The Board of Health led by Dr Cooper resumes an economy drive. They consolidate physicians offices and cut about 140,000 dollars from salaries and operations. The program targets payroll reductions and streamlined services to balance the budget.
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Cooper
We Boat of Health
Theatre Managers Held For Manslaughter
Five hundred eighty six bodies have fled from the Iroquois theater ruins. The managers Davis and Powers are held to answer manslaughter for failing to comply with regulations and protect audiences. An order closes every city theater until compliance with ordinances is shown.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Davis
Powers
Schmidt Blocks Delivery Of Kahn Livernash Ballots
In San Francisco Mayor Schmidt suspends Registrar Walsh to stop the delivery of ballots in the Kahn Livernash contest. The action aims to prevent ballots reaching Washington as the House Elections Committee had ordered production of first ballots. Livernash supports the labor candidate.
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Associated Vrena
Ban Francisco
Schmidt
Walsh
Kahn-Livernash
Washington
House Elections Committee
Livernash
Board canvases crisis with lean staff risk noted
The Board carefully reviewed the situation and, with some misgivings, sacrificed efficiency by reducing trained officers to keep operations going. It aims to continue with a smaller force until funding or reestablishment is possible. Hospital subsidy plans remain under review as counties may take over government roles.
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Cooper
Honolutsu
Hawaii
Deeal
Chas. BR. Cooper
Board of Heaths Jnion
Omeer
Pratt
Tracey
Honolulu
Anit Meen
Aly Pennary
Monsayrat
Nieponsary
Myers
Dr. Sinclair
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Annie
David Reinhardt
Molokai
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Oregon Block
Wells, Farga & CO
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Tokio
Kimimura
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Japan
Associated Frees
Glasgow
Japanese Marine Engineers
Union Pacific Head
Omaha, Neb
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Union Pacific
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Paris
Mathilde
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Manufacturers’ Shoe Store
Fort Street
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