Chinese Wife Seeks Right to Reside With US Citizen Husband
In Federal Court, Cui Yong, a nineteen year old Chinese woman, contests her right to live in the United States with her husband Tie Yer, a Chinese merchant and U.S. citizen. Witnesses confirm her husband’s citizenship and marriage. The case hinges on her birth status and eligibility under immigration law as periods of testimony unfold before Judge Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateo
Cui Yong
Amertere Oll
Nahi
Atorneys
United States
Republic
Tie Yer
Honethi
Attle
Kot Yong Antil
China
Ching
Troutie Mountain High
Betee
Shirine
St Peter
Sanitation report notes sewer work and condemned ponds
Officer Tracy cites June findings by City Sanitary Officer Tracy noting two condemned ponds on Queen Street near Routh have been filled by Public Works. He reports completion of a sewer on Asia Lane and urges extended sewers from Relief Camp No 2 to Lilly Street and across several streets including King, Kiina, College Walk, River Street, Kukul to Fort Street. He also warns of an offensive ditch at Iwile near government wash houses.
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Astle
Tracy
Public Works Department
Queen Street
Routh
Asia Lane
Lilly
King
Lillia
Dowvett Lane
Kiina Atreet
College Walk
Vineyard
Kink
River Street
Beretania
Kukul
Fort Street
New
Niwany Street
Iwile
Evening at the Opera House Ends Early Amid Vacant Seats
A windy Wednesday kept many seats empty at the Opera House though the audience present enjoyed a high quality program. Performers included Lee in multiple impersonations such as Sedley and Roosevelt, with Dom Paul also appearing. Gwynne sang notable numbers The Fatal Row of Red and The Holy City as the program wrapped earlier than Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Lee
Sedley
Roosevelt
Dom Paul
Mins Gwynne
Opere Crowd Watches Nightly Show and Aloha Oe Encore
The management aims to keep performances under wood each night and not every other evening, a shift from the usual custom at the Opere. A flapped retreat and a descent of a race heir to chicken lore drew the audience as Miss Dasoan offered Aloha Oe in a lively finale greeted with hearty applause.
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Opere
Hove
Irené
Dasoan Eng Aloha
Hearty Apprause
Governor Cooper Seeks Relief for Hawaii Coffee Growers
Acting Governor Cooper urged federal action to aid Hawaii coffee growers facing two years of low prices. The letter from Secretary Hitchcock notes consideration of relief and possible government purchase of Hawaii coffee if Congress cannot provide relief, with copies sent to executive departments for practical action.
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Cooper
Wiiar
Territory
Hawaii
Honoluli
Inez
Ford Relief
Medh
Tony
A. Hitchcock
Death of Mrs. Horner at Kuketau Saturday
Mrs. Horner of Kuketau died at the family home on Howat on Saturday after a long illness. The 70 year old widow left a large family including children J. u., Albert, Robert and Annie Horner and Mrs. fk Blacow, with fourteen grandchildren surviving. Residing on the island for many years, she was well known in the community. news came by the Maui steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Horner
Kuketau
Howat
Islandia
Marcried
Horner
Lahaina
Maui
Cat Premonitions Break Hoodoo Over Wilder Ateamehip
Joy spreads among Wilder Ateamehip people as a cat visits the office and its hostes claim the hoodoo is lifted. The tabby omen is seen as harbinger of bad luck until a formal ceremony with President G L Wight and Superintending Engineer McKey consecrates the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Wight
Enginger McKey
Forest fire rages in Hamakua and Mawati districts
Intense drought and high winds feed a large blaze sweeping Ookala Kuskalau estates. Locals battle the flames as Hamakua district resources concentrate on protecting cane fields. Estimated losses run around thirty thousand dollars to Ookala and Kuskalau plantations.
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Slemakun
Mawati
Bng
Ookals
Kukalay
Maul
Hamakha
Manuka
Kukelaa
Diet
Lydgate
Hamakua
Gibbs
Puauhanhan
Ookala
Kuskalau
Public Works Chief Won’t Borrow to Finish Sewer Outfall
Superintendent J H Boyd of the Department of Public Works says he will not borrow to finish the sewer outfall. He notes the abandoned work leaves a precarious condition and needs 10 000 to 12 000 dollars to complete per original plans. Boyd would seek private advances only if reimbursement is assured by future treasury funds.
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J. H. Boyd
Department of Publc Works
Executive Council
Trecury
Boyd
Rainfall Boosts Hawaii Sugar Plantations Prospects
Reports from Hawaii's Hamakua and Kohala districts describe timely rains benefiting cane growth. Plantations have installed high capacity pumps at Hawi, Kohala, and Union ranches, with hopes of expanding water access to meet irrigation needs and boost production.
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Hawaii
Hamakua
Kohala
Haw
Union
Jus, Renton
Risdon
Kobarn
Kohalu
Wilder Near Death as Atlanta Repairs Progress
W. C. Wilder lies dying as repairs in Atlanta continue. Physicians express doubt he will survive the night, with family and supporters awaiting any sign of improvement despite some regained consciousness.
Road and bridge appropriations in Maui and Oahu bills
In the conference committee morning session Mr Beckley advanced a key amendment likely shaping the current expense bill. The Lahaina appropriations were settled and debate moved to Katialay Propriations, raising the item for Road Paiunum to extend to mort Halaulunt cond to Kapaulu to 10000, with expectations of further raises. Molokal roads and bridges items include 2000, Kale to Punoho 5000, Pelekumu to Wagan 1000, Punohoku to Halawa 400, Katawao to Lemapa pi o point 1000, Lanai road 1000. Oahu items total 300000 for roads in fourth and fifth districts, plus extensions for Fort street 20000, School Street 60000, Vineyard street 29000, Kukul street 20000, and other extensions.
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Beckley
Lahaina
Katialay
Mort Hala
Kapaulu
Molokal
Kale
Punohoku
Pelekumu
Wagan
Halawa
School Street
Vineyard Treet
Kukul Street
Road and bridge project list with varied funding amounts
A fragmented ledger lists multiple road works including extensions, macadamizing, repairs, and bridges across Koolaupoko and neighboring areas with specified costs ranging from $500 to $115,000. It notes streets, avenues, and rivers affected, highlighting widespread infrastructure investments.
Hawaii forest blaze destroys hundreds of acres near Kahala
An article from Honolulu reports a large forest fire in Hawaii on July 1 burning about 300 acres near Kaneohe and Kahala. Firefighters struggle to contain the blaze as timber and cane fields are threatened by spreading flames and strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honovaa
Rawaii
Cokate
Kahr
Seven Mills
Escape of Fujihara Stirs Hawaii Murder Case
Telegraph reports Fujihara, a Japanese murderer sent to Hilo for resentencing, has escaped via steamer. Police fear wide search as locals suspect Japanese communities in the inland mountains may hide him. Officials caution careless handling of the escape.
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Fujihara
Hilo
Hawaii
Fujian
Carelemanens Nome
Roe Withe
Remark Commendation for Captain Paul Smith in Honolulu
A letter to Governor Dole from James F. Case, Major of the 4th Infantry U.S., praises Captain Paul Smith for his excellent military service in the Philippines and his strong record. The note notes Smith’s long association with Mawati and a prior recommendation for a regular army commission. Also mentions Kahuku plantation labor difficulties and Baldwin’s comment on scarce labor impact.
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Dutrom
James F. Cane
4Th Infantry
Philippines
Paul Sith
Honolulu
Captin Smith
Mawati
DL Dole
Paul Smith
U, B
Case
Peruibo
Kahuku
Baldwin
Kengar
Br. Baktwin
Sing Chong Company faces civil suit over debt and claims
Harum and Carvel W Barth by his dows Peters Andrade flee a petition in amwumpait seeking judgment for 1500 in libor and costs against John Hoe Richard Ror James Black and David i ard Carvel co partners in a business under the Sing Chong Company name. The petitioner, ignorant of defendants’ true names, seeks substitution. The case alleges Libor and materials furnished to the Sing Chong Company. One Chinese defendant is charged with attempting to ruin Chu Fun’s washhouse business. Judge Gear set the matter for 10 o clock tomorrow.
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H.W. Barth
Dows, Peters & Andrade
Amwumpait
John Hoe
Richard Ror
James Black
David i Ard
Bing Chong Company
Chu Fun
Gear Wintit
Chinese Consul Protest Over Immigrant Fund Transfer
The Chinese Consul protested the transfer of 281000 from Pirat National Bank to the Treasury for Territory expenses. The Acting Governor replied that funds would remain with the Territorial government and be paid to Chinese laborers on return home. A protest was sent to Wray Taylor and the First National Bank, with copies to Washington.
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Thomas Fitch
Chineas Immigration Trust
Pirat National Bank
Cooper
Wray ‘Taylor
Bureau of Immigration
Wray Taylor
Imperial Conant
Empire of China
Chinere
Hawaii
First National Bank
Washington
Peeeeetatean Deso
New Collector for Town Appointed in Transition
J Ridgway served several months under J K Brown in the Chinese Inspector's office and travels to Hilo to assume Deputy Collector duties. Winter steps down from branch head due to private business, effective August. E R Stackable and Special Agent J Cummins accompany the transfer as the new collector arrives and the process proceeds.
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Condle Ridgway
J. K. Brown
Hilo
Winter
Buninese
Anguat
E.R. Stackable
J. ©. Cummins
Will Tura TheoMer
Citizenship proofs heard for two Hawaiʻi Territory residents
Lee Chuck and Lo Chia, two Chinese men held to prove right to reside in the Territory of Hawaii, were discharged by Judge Bates in the morning. Lee Chuck testified he had long been a Honolulu merchant while Ah Chu proved Hawaiian birth as part of the proceedings. The case against Emily Read and others, tied to a will, was set for trial later this afternoon before Commander Hobson, with Fitch to appear for the defense, as the local printing office advertises reliable job printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Chuck
Lo Chia
Hawaiie
Bates
Iy Honoluli
Ah Chu
J. M. Davidson
FM Brooke
Pean Tain
Emily Read
Maault
Iason
Thor
Fitch
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Ber Wight
H. 8. Townsend
Manor Valley
Hee Calon Sy Te Ts
McClellan, Pond & Co
John Donald
Gough
Fort George
Adderley
John McDonald
California
McDonald
Oignala
Mite Gowigh
Berquint
AWS
Toby AL
Secretary of Interior
Kumaiau
Ferge
Big Blaze
Kokais
Treasury
Bhaos
Hawait
W. C. Wilder
Atlant
WLC
Wilder
Sion
Judd Street
Kunkine Street
Booth Street
Kakasko
Niolopa Road
Kanawai Inne
Kaptolant Park
Puneh
Bow
Aide Kall
Hi Valley
Kawal
Wainlua River
Lattahal
Wali
Kaliniwal
Walmen
Kikiuela
Hauateluka
Haens
Kalulau
Kikiuta
Kalihiwal
Kawalhaw
Kaohe
Molonn-hal
Keata-a-Kalole
Lihoe
Kahoaen
Lawat
Kaneohin
Mahinaul
Metinaud
Wal
Ben
Mann
Kiki
Adla
Woh
Embankment
Mea River
Fudimura
WGN
Hugh Sheriff Brown
Hila
Solder Smith
Philippine Islands
Does
Harum
Carvel
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