Chinese Cook Sentiments Favor Hepburn Appeal
Col Hepburn speaks on Chinese exclusion law reform and American homes in Hawaii. he urges Congress to admit more Chinese cooks to reduce the labor shortage, claiming a solution lies in keeping Chinese workers in American homes rather than distant caravansaries. The Orpheum audience and Honolulu residents will hear his remarks and see reserved seats for ladies.
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United Stites
Hawaii
Hos
Orpheum
Americana
Congressman Hepsale
Honolulu
W. P. Hepburn
Lown
Andrewm
Admiral Kataoka Reports Naval Actions at Korsakov
Admiral Kataoka reports from Washington July 10 1908 that the squadron landed at Korsakov after clearing operations in Sakhalin waters. Our forces occupied Korsakov with no resistance and ships moved to assist the army, while the enemy fired on our vessels without inflicting damage. The report notes the town and defenses near Korsakov and dispatches from Honolulu and Tokyo are cited.
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Washington
Kataok
Sakhalien
Korsakov
Chitose Bay
Hospitsi Bay
Enmy
Tenced
Takahira
Society Dances Honoring Gen Randall at Royal Hawaiian
Festivities at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel continue with a grand dance in honor of Gen Randall Col Ray Capt Lite Vebrant and Capt Taggart hosted by Manager Church A Fourth Infantry band concert will accompany the evening as town residents and visiting ships join in a memorable social event.
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Royal Hawaiian
Randall
Col. Ray
Lite Vebrant
Taggart
Church
Great Town
Fourth Infantry
Bhe
Internal Gun Club See-Saw Over Chairmanship
At a young committeemen meeting, Lorrin Andrews spoke of rumors the Committee wants him to quit as chair. J W Curteart moved to adjourn. Andrews endorsed the motion and then named W K Tanac, a fired Fifth District official, amid protests from Tenth Precinct members of the Pith District. Johnson, gaining on the executive committee, will focus on County Committee work after stepping back from Territorial Central.
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Lorrin Andrews
J. W. Curteart
Andrews
W. K. Tanac
Issac
Fifth District
Tenth Precinct
Pith
Tod Aay
Johnson
Territorial Central
theOat Terpublicas
Iam K.inane
Bisteret
Intercata
Lorrin My
Min
Sam Johnson
J. J. Belner
Territorial Central Committee
Rt Dintelet
Keanu
J. Fern
Alaned
Hotels May Challenge Sunday Liquor Law in Hawaii
Alexander Young and Moana hotel owners plan to contest the Sunday liquor law's constitutionality. Sheriff Brown notified both Waikiki Inn and Moana of enforcement, with hotel managers signaling a test of the law in court. Bank of Hawaii forecloses on mortgage against Samuel and Adelaide Pua and others. Manchuria arrival news notes no delay for Taft party. Dredging on Blakes Street Way begins by Lord & Bodner.
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Alexander Young
Moana
Sherif Brown
Bank of Hawaii
Agninat
Samuel K. Pua
Adelaide K. Pua
Carson
Maria D. Carlos
Taft
Eile
Meinrich Carl Schmidt
Marie Theress Schmidt
A. K. Lewis
Irene Hoyd
Blakes Street
Wip
Lord & Botner
Admission and protests mark Oahu County Committee meeting
Amid a contested meeting in Honolulu, Isaac Keano and other precinct representatives were seated on the County Committee amid protests alleging improper notice and lack of quorum. Delegates protested the nomination of William K. Jeane and cited expulsions and proxies as grounds. Continued on Page 6.
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Honolulu
Wm. K. Jeane
Innae
William K. Tease
Fifth District
Republican Party
Eddie Kealoha
Brad Lane
Makiki valley lands survey sparks housing plan debate
Survey Department works on an 850 acre Makiki valley project intended for settlement. Area lies above Makiki residence district with objections from summer residents and questions about suitability for cultivation. Acting Governor Atkinson defends the plan as fair to citizens and aimed at providing settlers, while noting upper lands may attract plantation use.
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Ma Kiki Valley
Makiki
Tantalus
Lunaliio
Atkinson
Portukunse
Waid Atkinson
Wahiawa Pineapple Shipment Heads to Coast in July
The next pineapple shipment from Wahiawa is set for July to the coast. Orders should be sent to F. Enos at the Wells Fargo office in the King Street area, Fort building, with main phone contact.
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ENOS
Wella Fargo
Waity Bldg
King 5St
NR. Fort
Peace plenipotentiaries to meet at Portsmouth NH
Washington July 10 peace envoys from Japan and Russia reach a Portsmouth New Hampshire government building for talks to escape Washington heat. The meeting signals a possible breakthrough in strained relations as diplomats seek a framework for negotiations and a lasting ceasefire.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Washington
Transcontinental Mail Rush Delays Train Arrivals
New York June reports that a transcontinental mail train ran late while a special Post Office crew sped mail to Chicago and San Francisco. The regular Chicago train left, causing a one hour lag before the remaining mail reached Grand Central and onward to the Cunard pier.
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New York
Tne Wmstruria
San Francisco
Omaha
Chicago
Post Office Department
Mile
Mbante Galt
Chica
Here
Grand Central Station
Post-Ofice
Cunard
Bond Offer Accepted by Bank of Hawaii Directors
W. A. Kinney, back from Kauai, reports Melby directors voted in favor of Bank of Hawaii bond proposal. Offer will be accepted. Some conditions remain, but arrangements are practically complete.
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W. A. Kinney
Yeatorday
Kauai
Melby
Bank of Hawaii
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Cooper
Carter
Col. Hepburn
Kataoka
Kwallen
Occu
Vi Korsakov
L. Honolulu
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Adimirovka
Eee Akers
Rew York
Thie
Ljiled Bejenneg
Eeseam & Clothes
The
Kash Company
Randal
Isaac
Cenc F
Tommy
Oahu
Makikt Vatienlands
Tantalug
Pingapples
Alameda
J. Hopp & Co., Young Bldg
Washington, DB. G
Jola
Kansas
Potemkin
Larchman” Aswell Ladies
Tle
Algo
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company Ltd
Fort Street
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