Independence Day Parade and City Celebrations Schedule
The city plans a large Fourth of July program starting with a parade at dawn. A morning ceremony at Central Union Church will feature Governor Frone and Army Navy officers, followed by a music recital and a reception. An afternoon opera house event and a grand fireworks display cap the day. The Naval Station will fire a salute at noon, with continued coverage on page 8.
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Frone
Ed Jamiett
Army
Navy
Felind
Geen
Koren
Kiplita
Mra
Mac OM
Kall
Pir
Hutel
Opie
Capitol
Tor Shatier Dimbins
Wandtel
Gawatey
Naval Station
Meen
Unni
Hreer
Hebeg
Japanese Fair Commissioner Seeks Support for Tokyo Exposition
T Sakai, a Japanese fair commissioner to the United States, asks the Chamber of Commerce to highlight Swkal at the Tokyo Exposition in 191 turning passenger. Louis, head of the American Commission, notes Swkal has toured the United States to promote the event, calling the reception gratifying.
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T. Sakai
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Louis
American Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Swkal
Wale Tiedt road awarded for Kaiwikt project in Hilo
Public Works Superintendent Campbell awards the Kaiwikt road contract to M. Wale Tiedt for $10,554 with about $11,000 available. The rough four and a half mile stretch will begin soon. The town reports various local celebrations and minor community notes tied to county events.
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Campbell
Public Works Department
Hilo
Denby Passenger on the Mongolia Bound for Europe Post
Charles Denby, the Honorable former diplomat, travels aboard the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia en route to Shanghai and a forthcoming major post in Europe. He plans to address the Chamber of Commerce and will return to duty after a long career in the American diplomatic service and foreign advisory roles.
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Pacific Mail
Orient
Charles Denny
Shanghai
Denby
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Hart
Heking
Thentwin
Tentain
Northern
Enina
Thos
Denby Ony Ables
Department of State
American Foreigntervicw
Denby San
Mauna Kea to Leave Dock for Hilo Excursion
The Intertaland-Bteamship Co announces the Mauna Kea will depart at 9 20 for an excursion to Hilo and the volcano. Passengers should be aboard by 4 00. Plenty of deck space remains for travelers seeking a comfortable voyage. The Bulletin will observe July 5 as a holiday with no issue.
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Intertaland
Bteamship Co
Mauna Kea
Hilo
Volcano
Mattrennes
Sthhe
Mortgage Filed in Hawaii Sees $12000 Modest Change
A $12,000 mortgage was modified in the Huron Conveyance today. Marian Rawhtie executed the mortgage on all lands at Leis Honolulu to Coe Brown, covering a period with 7 percent interest. A promissory note was issued, mortgage terms and payment details shown. The Service is a new magazine devoted to news of naval and military forces in Hawaii.
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Marian Rawhtie
Leis
Honoluta
Coe Brown
Service Ie
Magasine
Hae
Wtas Oned
Hawaii
Naval retirements reshuffle sail into October promotions
Washington dispatch notes voluntary retirements of Capt line Stacey Po Ree Woot Eldridge and others plus compulsory retirements of Captains Mahan McCrackin Collins Qual trough and others. Resulting promotions include Captain C P Rees due in October and Commander Alvert Greaves of the US 8 St. Louis promoted to captain immediately.
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Naval Station
Houta
Washington
Dot
Capline Stacey
Po Ree Woot
Eldridge
Braunensrouther
Dombaugh
George
Herbert
C. P. Rees
Alvert Greaves
St. Louis
Marshall's Accounts Approved and Mailed
The accounts for the close of the fiscal period June 30 of United States Marshal Hendry were approved by Judge Dole and forwarded to Washington on the Lurline. Hendry deposited unexpended balances with the First National Bank, and his office reports a large volume of tuition transfers and high competence of his deputies.
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United States
Marshal Hendry
Dole
Washington
Hendry
Our next fruit boat will be the Lurline
A brief item notes that the next fruit cargo voyage is scheduled for July 2 aboard the Lurline, naming the ship and date.
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Lurline
Night Riders Murder Convictions Reversed by Tennessee Supreme Court
The Tennessee Supreme Court reversed eight Night Rider murder convictions in a case that drew nationwide attention. The defendants had been convicted of murder in Jackson Tennessee and related crimes.
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Jackson, Tenn
Supreme Court of
Tennes
End Drawing Near in Riot Trial at Watpahu Plantation
The Territory Grand Jury indicted thirteen Japanese plantation laborers for taking part in a riot on the Watpahu plantation last June. Witnesses identified participants and described violence, with one laborer killed in the altercation and others charged for assault or lack of identification. The report notes procedural moves and ongoing testimony as the case continues on page four.
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Artal
Eata Minesti
Watpahu
Nolle Provequi
Witenes
Willian
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