Kealowa’s Place Taken by Archer
The Board of Supervisors held a brief businesslike meeting last Wednesday evening. The treasurer reported revenues of 540,066.88 and expenditures of 531,000.26, leaving a balance of 527,000.62. Archival notes mention road material wear at a Kahului boundary crossing and a proposal to oil the road to reduce dust. The Bishop Estate offered a block on Keane Street if street grading was done. E. D. Tenney sought aid for road repairs. aid was granted. The Road Supervisor reported three months of work, detailing new street work and concrete gutters. An ordinance limiting awnings over sidewalks within five miles of Honolulu passed first reading, with penalties up to 5200, and bills for the Ewa road district approved at 9150,000.
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Nevadan Delayed Steamer Arrivals Announced by Agent Morse
General Freight Agent C. P. Morse of the American-Hawaiian Steam Company says steamers will arrive on set dates. The Massachusetts will sail July 8 from Puget Sound with sugar for New York or Philadelphia. The Nevadan misses today due to San Francisco labor troubles and will dock on the Loch Inst. The Nebraskan arrives from Salina Cruz, Mexico, on the 15th Inst with New York cargo.
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Massachusetts
Puget Sound
New York
Philadelphia
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Salina
Mexico
Hawaiian Entomological Society Meeting Notice 1907
The Hawaiian Entomological Society will hold a regular meeting on Friday July 5 1907 at 7 30 p.m. in the rooms of the H P A Experiment Station Keeaimolu street. A paper will be read on Breeding Experiments for Color Variation of Spodoptera mauritia by O H Swoney.
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Che Bijum
Keeaimolu Street
O. H. Swoney
Local and General News Highlights From Honolulu
Twenty one days remain to vote in the Lucky Six Bulletin Contest. Notices mention George Friedenberg’s death in Honolulu and a special dinner at the Seaside. The University Club event was postponed. Detectives guarded Prince Fudhilmt during his stay, and a Chinese Athlete Club game ended 7 to 1 at Hilo. The will of Kipumatsu Ode was admitted to probate with an estate valued at 20,000. A drunken row at the National Guard drill site led to suspensions, and a noisy disturbance court case continued the next day.
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Honolulu
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George Friedenberg
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All-Hilo
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Kipumatsu Ode
Japan
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Makapally Kanal
Maths
National Guard
Whitney
Dwilel
Casey
Former Minister Irwins Sons Here
Returning aboard the Hongkong Maru are Robt W Irwin and Richard Irwin, sons of the late Hawaiian minister Whittet Irwin. They are graduates of St. John's School, New York, and have spent four years there. Robert comments on rumored war tensions between the United States and Japan and criticizes San Francisco labor unrest.
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W. Ine Win
Richard Irwin
Trwhit
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Robert
Richard
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Immigrant Ship Amiral Ruperre Reaches Port After Japan Voyage
The French steamer Amiral Ruperre capt Bataille arrived from Yokohama at 8 40 this morning after a 12 5 day voyage. It carries about 2000 tons of cargo and 2410 Japanese immigrants who will be examined at the immigration station. The chief officer, who declined to be named, indicated no war is expected between Japan and another country for the time being.
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Yokohama
Japan
America
Plan to Propose Poll Tax Faces Delay
The debate centered on extending poll taxes to those over 18, with Ind Archer arguing it would tax many young Japanese workers and Harvey noting Hawaiians would be affected. More time was requested, and action was postponed to the next meeting.
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Archer
Harvey
Entertain Congressmen Via Special Train to Volcano
Wireless message recited on July 3 1907 to Acting Governor Atkinson notes a party for orator traveling by special train to the koa forest, reaching Hilo at 6 am with a stop at 6 pm breakwater. query when transport leaves for Manila. mentions Conkling and visitors spending little time at and around the volcano amid volcanic activity near July 4 1907 context.
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Atkinson
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Hilo
Manila
Conkling
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