Campbell Private Funds On High alnu
Campbell, agent of the Territorial Board of Immigration, will travel to Europe to recruit workers for plantations. Reported salary is 310,000 a year with anticipated expenses. Governor Keeney pegs the chief executive salary at 7,000. The article notes Campbell’s large proposed compensation compared to past immigrant recruiting efforts and hints at ongoing maneuvering within territorial leadership.
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Alj. Camphall
Europe
Campbell'a Saliey
Chinyy
Curie
Hut
Keeny Deane
Campbell
Waikiki Condemnation Case Near Jury in District Court
After weeks of trial the Waikiki condemnation case is ready for the jury in the United States District Court. Government seeks condemnation on an appraised value of 10 000 with a protracted legal battle by counsel for the landowner David Noboron and other parties. The property borders Fort He Ruvmy with several structures on site and a lengthy testimony from local authorities. A verdict is expected by midafternoon.
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Yubintenton
Sait
Han Ten
Counaet
United States
Breckons
Holmes
Mail by Challenger Under Guard Amid Contested Trial
Special arrangements have been made by trial authorities to send a vial to Anatratin tomorrow via the Heithdeerabaor Challenger. The Challenger waits at St Ollook and closes at the question each morning. Walthe Pook, son of mam wan] executive, claims a country potion and disputes the current custody.
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St O'elook
Walthe
Ehaetes
Plan grows for Bishop Street extension despite opposition
Property owners urged by the central Improvement committee to back the Bishop Street extension toward Upton Street face a divided response. Superintendent Campbell estimates street work around fifty thousand dollars, with private subscriptions likely.
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Beretinia Street
Calin
Work Campbell
Daing
Upton Treat
Ateipy
Milan Street
Rapid Transit Franchise Extension Delayed Until December
Rapid Transit officials state no action will occur soon on extending the franchise. They plan to press Washington during the current session or, more likely, in December when Congress convenes. Gey Frear pocket vetoed related bills, Moore Bill 231 and 282, blocking the extension.
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Washington
Congres
Ti Fa
Congress
Tel
Frear
Moore
Fund Raising Effort Aims to Shield Cotton Crops
A local committee mobilizes resources to defend cotton crops amid war threats and market pressures. Leaders warn of potential losses unless growers unite and finance rapid planting, pest control, and harvest protection across the territory.
Paris Strikes Grow Over Pricework and Wages
In Paris, about twenty five thousand building workers walked out demanding abolition of pricework and higher wages stirring labor unrest across the city. The action reflects mounting tensions as workers seek standardized pay and better conditions, with unions signaling further protests if demands are not met.
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Paris
France
Hart's successor Backus nominated as immigration commissioner
President Taft nominated General Samuel W Backus to succeed Hart H North as immigration commissioner at San Francisco. The announcement came today in Washington D C with Backus, a general, named to the post. He will take over duties in San Francisco after confirmation.
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Cosmetania Reeks Hohtes
Washington, D. Ge
Samuel W. Backus
President Taft
Immigration
San Fransisco
Hart H. North
Michigan Supreme Court Judge Dies at Auburn Station
An ailing Michigan Supreme Court justice collapsed and died suddenly at Auburn station today. The judge, identified as a member of the court, was en route to a meeting when the fatal incident occurred. Authorities reported the death and began standard procedures for a sudden passing of a high court official.
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cAnsidaind Pree
Auburn
Yo Julyer
Michigan
Ken
Muelle
Hiter-telanat
Walter
Te Henrie
Bnebtelen
Pellen
Peenberg
Wilton PoCdonee
Atherton
Caytte
Davie
Governor Johnson Opens National Association Convention in Berkeley
Berkeley Cal July 10 Governor Hiram Johnson welcomed the National Association at the opening in the Greek theater UC campus President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University resigned as trustee. one of the nation’s top universities hosts the event in a ceremonial start.
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Prema Caley
Berkeley
Cal
Hiram Johnson
National
Jocation Association
Universiy of
California
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Santa Rosa Passengers Saved From Stranded Steamer
All passengers aboard the wrecked steamship Santa Fe were saved after a brief period of alarm when several passengers remained unaccounted for and feared lost. The missing crew members were later confirmed safe.
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Santa Rosa
San Francisco
Cal
Jagya
New Russian Dreadnaught Nounced in Petersburg
Peters burg dispatch reports on a dramatic naval development with Russia announcing a new dreadnought class vessel. Authorities confirm naval modernization amid strategic maritime tensions.
Clean‑Up Day for Hilo Aims to Clear Public Health Barriers
Community leaders in Hilo plan a Clean‑Up Day to address pollution and health concerns. Residents and the health department back a conscientious effort to remove nuisance debris near the Metropolis and address ongoing issues tied to Honolulu visitors.
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Hilo
Business Halts Honor To Dead In Maui Funeral Postpones Maui Game
In Wailuku Maui on July 10 the business district halted as the community prepared to honor the deceased H P Baldwin. A funeral service was set for Malahia at 2 o clock today, with many officials and residents in attendance. The planned championship basketball game between Kalihi and Maui was postponed, while public notices and gatherings reflected the state’s period of mourning and the extensive list of attendees from government and local organizations.
Dredging Firm May Face Liability for Quarantine Launch Damage
A damaged quarantine launch suffered extensive damage during mooring near the harbor. The American Dredging Company, in charge of deepening the harbor channel, may be held liable as officials review the incident and a federal inquiry proceeds. The report lists several witnesses and identifies the involved vessels, crews, and bystanders. Continued on Page 5.
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Hwa
Harhar
Wkdinantor
Ernie
Hawaii
Ttn
Noyes
Territorial Postal Banks Debate Rumors Surface
Unclear excerpt discusses early postal bank plans in Haswall Territory. Mentions Pontlathion Department and government restructuring, hints at Justice establishment and new offices. Fragmentary text references dates and officials, with no coherent outcome or definitive action.
Mayors Veto Of Bill Charges Fraud In City
Chief Executive sends message to supervisors and surprises them by presence. Mayor Kern vetoes ordinance 88 on roads and maintenance, citing fraud against taxpayers and lawmakers. Continued on Page 2.
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Pern
City and County Board of Supervivore
Nonn
Ere
Kart Tes Hipod
Bern
Himmel
Kern
Peter
Chyant
Henolula
Henediit
Uorwall
Misrepresented Sen Fairchild Debate Confuses Votes
A garbled political report quotes Sen Fairchild and Delegate Kuhio amid misstatements about attendance and support for Governor candidates. The Indenitue paper notes attitude at a theater event and references Governorate implications and legislative actions.
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Menator Whitehild
Kuhio
Turing
Weather Today and Wind Velocity Report
Weather observations summarize temperatures from 6 AM to noon with readings around 74 to 79 degrees, plus wind velocities and directions. The report notes total weather movement over the 24 hours ending at noon, totaling 204 miles.
Sugar Ban Pranchron Reforms Tied Amid Market Pressure
Sugar policy moves face mixed reception as lawmakers weigh bans and price controls. Officials from the agriculture department and trade ministry signal cautious steps while producers warn of supply disruptions and consumer impact. Local markets report tentative compliance and ongoing public commentary.
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