Powers and Personnel of Senatorial Commission to Hawaii
The article details the Senate committee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico authorized to investigate Hawaii. It covers powers to send for persons and papers, administer oaths, and report to the next session, plus biographies of subcommittee members and the expected expert views from Senator Foster on shipping commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senatorial Commission
Hawaii
Committee On
Pacific Inlande
Porto Rico
Ald Inlands
Freean of Consald
Congress
Sail Investige
Renato
Itn
Hotton
Hawail
Foster
Washington
Comite
Inter
Mawati
United States
Comtmerce
Snakthime Methods at Convention Sparks Politcal Denunciation
Derogate Wilvox denounces an alleged disruptor plot within the party. He accuses known operatives of Hawaii of acting as agents while warning delegates to beware of Home Rule supporters. A promised pardon was sought by one figure, while the press is labeled as agitators in the ongoing Hawaii-centered struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wae
Portland
Inet
Oregon
United States
Willamette University
Salem
Ore
United States Senate
Republican Party
James H. Slater
TAKS
Cancun
Aluety
United Ataton
Himslf
Seston
Gexston
George W. McBride
Serview
Wilvox
L. A
Dunrup Hon
Lawa
Mtana
jAcore
Lve Sch Alement
Ching Wan
Ping
Foster Mall
Orpheum
Nakookoo
Sto'rlock
Kookoo
Salanokalant
Walt
Delenty Wilcox
Kadir Carplens
George Markham
Eonath
Tu Law
Bytawe
Toe
Offic
Home Rule Party
Prince Cupid Kalanianaole
John Wine
Carton Long
Platform Committee
Wsan
Territory of
Hawaii
Change in Exchange Between Port Townsend Clerks
A letter from the Collector of the Port District in Port Townsend states that a customs employee in that district desires to exchange positions with a clerk here who holds a four sinlit position. The swap can occur by mutual consent of both collectors with Treasury approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port ‘Townsend
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce Holds Monthly Meeting
Routine bullion transactions dominated the session as W. C. Irwin led the chamber with several absent members noted. An amendment to by laws would grant honorary collector status. discussions also covered Dhaka Exposition referrals and a handbook delay. The unsettled state finances and federal interest claims of about 160000 were discussed alongside Hilo railroad terminal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Irwin
How Holly
Bang W. W Hall
FA. Schaefer
Hh. A. Llanberm
H. A. Parmetoe
L. Wight
C. Mt Locke
W. P. Allen
J. P. Cooks
J.B. Atherton
FM. Syangy Ani
J. Gordon Spencer
Wmn
Walters
Say Francisco
Allen
Dhaka Ixpost
M. H. Cooper
Hh. Mackford & Co
Hilo
H. Boyd
W. H. Wright
Land Comminsioner
Boyd
Trenmurer Weight
United States
Washington
Built
Council
Hilo Railroad Co
Republican Club Meeting In Second Precinct Fourth District
Republicans in the Second Precinct Fourth District are urged to attend a meeting at the corner of Lanalilo and Pilkol streets tomorrow evening. The executive committee will discuss the coming campaign and voting members are asked to bring a friend to boost participation.
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Fourth District
Republican Club
Lanalilo
Pilkol
Kobayaghi to Leave Honolulu for Empire Medical Work
The city medical fraternity will soon marry prominence. Dr Kobayagishi, famed surgeon among Japanese physicians, plans to depart for the Empire after a decade in the Territory. He has twice studied abroad and will pursue surgical practice where celestials and Chinese communities await. He has studied language to aid future practice and has impressed natives with his skill. Hawaii Shimpo reports.
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Joseph Clay Sites Blackourn, Dewgorat
Vervailles
Woodford County
Bayres Institute
Frankfort
Centre College
Danville
George J. Kincid
Ray
Leaington
Kentucky
Elatth
United Btaton Senate
John Williame
Coed Willan Lindsay
Joseph Ralph Burton
Abilene
United States
Kansas
Lucian Baker
Francis Marion Cockrell
Warrensburg
Johnson County
Chapel HH College
Layette County
Congrana
Senate
Carl Bohne
Addison Gardner Foster
Republicacof Taoma
Belchertown
Maes
Reginald Foster
Inewield
Tidy
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Palle
OxwaKo
Kendall County
Hhinole
Hite
Wabasha
Minn
Washington
Winliler
Couty
Paul
Sist
Kobaysoshi
Europe
Wonsef Ul
Honolulu
Huwall Shimpo
Will of F B Auerbach Petitions Probate
Mrs Kathleen Ward Auerbach seeks probate of Frank Bond Auerbach will with Hawaiian Trust and Investment Company as executor. Estate valued around 1 000 with 9 000 life insurance of 10 000 and other property pledged as security. Kin renounced right to act, court asked to appoint A Lewis and co administrator with the will annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Ward Auerbach
Frank Bond Auerbach
Hawaiian Trust Company
Kin
A. Lewis
Marcus Island voyage and political changes noted
Readable text records Marcus Island journey led by Captain Rosehill with Julian Whalen and Prof Sede wick. voyage to last three to four months. Nearby, Bras in Senate and Deputes share today in Mo Janette. New administration to gain power in November amid unrest. A Liberty tree dedication and Revolution-era reminiscences surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Whalen
Rosehill
Marcus Island
Owehill
Prof
Sedewick
Focal Agricultural Mtattint
Bishop Museum
Rosshill
Daewon Ayrus
Senate
Mo Janette
Krancinco Todynen Alves
Newuletto
Silvano Brande
Dannie
Dunilom
Battle in Police Court Ends With Women’s Fight
Mrs Taylor a known colored resident from Kakanko testifies in court after a mêlée over Minnie Correa. The quarrel escalates in the Taylor apartments with brushes and a fragile bedroom instrument as weapons. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth struggles to control the scene while the court awaits the outcome. A writer for The Smart Bot contributes a feature for next Sunday's Bulletin.
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Taylor
Kakanko
Minnie Correa
Kokwuko
Minnie
Sheri Chillingworth
Mra
Minnie T
Min
Mia
Koon
Mra. Taylor
Tornney Robinson
Hite Diteutty
Lewis Schmitt
International Mixup In A Chinese Store Court Case
In a Police Court session, Le Apli accused A. Sool of assault after a confrontation in a Chinese store. Testimony described Scott striking and resisting, with bystanders and Chinese employees intervening. Judge Wilcox fined Scott 425 for the act, while other cases and political convention notes followed.
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le Apli
A. Sool
Aplu
Aply
Boott
Conte A Landale
Scott
Apla
API
Apu
Wilcox
Watson
Kane
Philly Amba
Rore Watson
Coroner's Jury Rules Death From Transit Car Collision
A coroner's jury found that Yuen Lun died from a fracture of the skull due to a collision with a Honolulu Rapid Transit car. The verdict states the death occurred in Kiel south at Monotulu, Tatdad of Gali, Hawaii, on the fifth day of July, 190%. Witnesses testified, though the doctor Wu did not appear. The finding absolves no party beyond attributing causation to the transit accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuen Lun
Lilae
Vordiet Phat
Yuen Lan
Kiel
Soath
Monotulu
Tatdad
Gali
Orectory
Hawaii
Honolulu
Jatt Co
Tal
Insurgents Advance Toward Caracas Amiduncertainty
A damaged report claims insurgents near Caravan and Caracas with rumors of an imminent overthrow of the Venezuelan government. Mentions a steamer La Frasce and foreign sailors, including Americans and a German.
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Colon
Colombia
Pan
Ea Gnayrn
Cabell
Venezuel
Imauch Hintwal
Caravan
Sa o News To Mr Imanighi Cabalgram Misread
A garbled cablegram sent to Yokohama branch manager about his father's dangerous illness at home is muddled by misread data from a ladder incident aboard Hongkong Mara. An elderly man named Br. Semnleth is cited as 87 during the event.
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Alto
Yokohama Boecho Hank
Hongkong Mara
Heme
Hig Collapae
Semnleth
Mawall Shisn
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Bunday Bulletin
Osaka
Saint Louis
Kobayaghi
F. B. Auerbach
Uth
Mrs. Taylor
Batile Royal
Wells, Fargo & Co
Express Tel
Main 100
Masonia Temple
Sgutt
Jose Rigiers
Nolle
Hie Pike
Bry
Wm. Beck
Row
Ual Peice
Adeal
J. G. Cordetra
Joaquin Cabral
Famon Rodrigues
Miguel Ortex
Prince Cupid
D. Ketavokalani
Mattere
Kuovokalani
Lhe
Fnally
Coroner's Jury
Venezuela
SAO
MR. Imanighi
Hamilton-Brown Shoe CO
Pennsylvania
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