Roosevelt reappoints Judge Robinson amid court case turmoil
News indicates President Roosevelt directed the reappointment of Judge William J. Robinson to the Circuit bench as Moody’s recommendation attributed, easing suspicion of improprieties tied to a recent trial. The move followed a Washington query and a scene in Robertson’s office during the Godfrey-Rowland matter.
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Moody
Robinson
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William J. Robinson
Mobiusa
Stangenwald
A. G. M. Robertson
Ve. Howland
Robins
Robertson
Godfrey-Rowland
Pineapples and Vindication Cited in Island Courier Note
An individual claims deep concern over false accusations about Tropic Fruit Co. and its pineapples. He says an investigation is needed, expresses relief at a forthcoming inquiry, and mentions leaving orders at a local office on King Street.
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Fruit Co
Sonoma
Wellebe ‘Tor
Mg Office
King St
Governor Carter Sheltered From News Of Judge Robinson Nomination
In Honolulu the Governor remains secluded as doctors report steady improvement. Dr Judd says Governor Carter will not see newspapers for about ten days and likely needs a couple more weeks to recover before outdoor rest out in the country. Fever eased to 101.4 degrees and sleep improved overnight.
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Honolulu
Mail carrier's perilous voyage amid Kona storm
Hawaii County Supervisor Kalalwan faced an involuntary bath at Hockens on a Mauna Loa trip. A mail carrier barely escaped a flood at a rugged stream near Kiholo while attempting to land freight and passengers. The Mauna Loa endured heavy winds and rain with roads washed out and letters lost in the torrent.
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Mmauka
Lea
Awaor
J. H. Fisher
Henry Renton
Kohala
Henry BE. Cooper
Trom Kay
Mr. Renton
Renton
Judge Cooper
Franz Muchtolts
Kona
Kailua
Keauhou
Ewell
Napoopoo
Hoo ‘Kena
Hoopuloaik
Kaw
Puuwaawaa Ranch
Kawaihae
Kiholo
Kaibau
Kalalwan
South Kens
Hockens
Mauna Loa
Kau
Sheri Jahalo
Kauwe
Our Platform Our Platform Trust firm on virtue guide its fate
Our platform asserts core principles guiding all institutions including trust companies. It emphasizes honor dignity chastity and the full virtues of every man's life as fundamental to conduct and policy.
Awful Train Wreck on Ewa Plantation Railroad
A deadly wreck on the Ewa plantation Fall Road injured seven others including several Japanese and killed two Portuguese passengers. Engineer attempted a flying action contrary to orders per plant manager George F Kenton. Many injured badly bruised and some may not recover.
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Ewa
George F Kenton
Cooder Sells Rodeik Farm for $25,000
Attorney Weary B. Conner returned from Hawaii with a deal to sell the entire Buchholte small farm to Kona for 25 000. George Kadiok, director of MH Macktold & Company Limited, supervised the transaction in Kona.
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Cooder
Weary B. Conner
Tut
Koha
Hawaii
Tie
George Kadiok
MH. Macktold & Company, Limited
Duchholte
Kona
Portuguese Men Involved In Ewa Plantation Wreck
Coroner's jury inspected the Ewa plantation rail wreck scene after two Portuguese men died. One identified as Antone Gonsales, a member of the Ban Antone Roomy society, with funeral arrangements to be handled by Will. The other victim, Joe Gomez, was linked to another Portuguese society. Tomorrow morning witnesses will be examined.
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Ewa Plantation
Antone Gonsales
Joe Gomez
Gonsales
Ban Antone Roomy
Homes
No Mass Meeting at Paige Souire
Fragmentary note states no mass meeting at Paige Souire and mentions reconsidering calling for tomorrow evening. It references rejecting action to reappoint Judge WJ Robinson, deeming it not a good move.
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Paige Souire
WJ. Robinson
Transfer of taro lands to August Dreier firm
The unexpired taro portion of Kullonon was transferred today by J SM. Monsarrat to August Dreier who will use it to enter residence. The fenne has about eight years to run, with Piko estate owning the property at Kullonon situated beyond Niv on the shores of Watainy bay.
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Kullonon
J SM. Monsarrat
August Dreier
Rus
Piko
Niv
Watainy Bay
Ranch Mortgaged by Kona Ranchman John Maguire to Bank of Hawaii
John Maguire, a renowned Kona rancher, mortgaged his holdings in North Kona to Bank of Hawaii for 45000. The mortgage covers 4100 cattle, 24 horses, 33 mules, 20 miles of fencing, with a plan to pay 20000 in three years and 13000 eighteen more. A deed has been recorded by Geo. N. Wilcox of Kauai regarding a sale to Mew. Bateheba Allen seeks on Richards Street for 191-1000 of 1/2 acre for 1000. Christina N. Brown travels to Hilo next Tuesday aboard the Kinau, then returns to Honolulu.
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Konarmnchman
North Kona
Bank of Hawaii
Geo. N. Wilcox
Kauai Selze
Bateheba M. Allen Prentves
Richards Street
Sam Kaai
Caytal Simerson
Hookena
Schoovier Lavina
Welsparti
John Moyer
Humakua
Kau
Kana
Fisher
Kailua
Meyer
AL Way
Haohun
Joho Maguire
Huthue
Cross Buys Wireless Property at Sheriff Sale
Frank Thompson trustee who recently acquired the Intertal and Telegraph Co. property at a sheriff's sale has sold it to Fred J. Cross for an unspecified amount. The transfer appears to close a rapid sequence of property transactions connected to the firm.
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Frank Thompson
Intertal and Telegraph Co
Fred. J. Cross
Dance at Moana Motel honors Logan officers
A transport dance tonight at the Moana Motel honors Quartermaster Captain Mitchell and the Logan officers and ladies. Music is provided by the Uke Moana Quintet Club.
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Moana Motel
Mitchell
Logan
Fight Challenge and Permit Tenders in Boston Bulletin
A mixed notice shows a boxing challenge by James Cooper and a listing of building permits and transactions in Boston. It references the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin editions, with scattered contact and publication details.
Valencia disaster survivors reach Seattle aboard City of Topeka
The City of Topeka arrived in Seattle with 23 Valencia survivors on board, bringing total known survivors to 40. Steamship officials estimate 61 were aboard Valencia when it broke up.
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Seattle
Topeka
Ask For Opinions On Roads Waikiki Road Improvement
County Supervisor Lucas invites public input through the Bulletin on Waikiki road improvements. He notes objections to a proposed twenty foot park strip and urges residents to submit ideas on widening the road and creating a lasting solution that fits the town and meets community needs. He seeks well considered written suggestions from those with ideas.
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Waikiki Road
Lucas
County Roads Committee
Rive
Big Ditch To Swell Contract For Water Delivery
The Kobala Ditch Company, authorized for a half million dollar loan, signs contracts to deliver twenty two million gallons of water daily to plantations. Intended delivery is about one million gallons per hour, with plans to expand to roughly twenty million gallons daily starting July. George D. Gear opens law in a building on Kaahumasu street.
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Fecenvilly
E George D. Gear
Rome
Ma Justice Hatch
Kaahumasu Street
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