Memorial Tower for Alice Mackintosh Receives Funds
A campaign for the Alice Mackintosh Memorial Tower continues with a second appeal sent on June 1. About 14,088.20 has been pledged from a few donors, though the target remains 20,000 to begin construction. The lowest bid from Hawaiian Ballasting Company at 16,500 was accepted, with work to commence upon reaching the funding goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mackintosh
Bt. Afitiew
Tims
Jasting Company
Mra
M. Damon
First Meetings Held August 3 in Registration Drive
Acting Governor Frear returns from the mainland as boards of registration for the west are to be appointed and begin work. Meetings to prepare for the November election will start August 3, with places to be advertised and rapid organization required. A police court case involving Alma and her father, Oscar Anderson, was postponed to July 2 amid public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akgoon
Walter F. Frear
Boards of Registration For
West
Frear
Homrds
Governor Frear
San Francisco
Manchuria
Honolulu
Frst
Oscar Anderson
Andrade
Alma
Aince
Noduto
Wald
Piltkin
Judge Antirade
Kas
Appeal Allowed in Soldier Clothing Case Sentencing
Carl Tal had his appeal from the derision of the Federal Court allowed this morning by Judge Robertson. The appeal concerns the sentence imposed for dealing in soldiers clothing several weeks ago by the court there, and the case goes to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals of the Ninth Circuit, located in California.
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Carl On ‘Tal
Robertson
Ann
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Cireuit
Jo. Gated
California
Judge Fuller Leaves Million Dollar Chicago Will
The will of the late Chief Justice Puller was filed today in Chicago. Judge Puller leaves an estate valued at one million dollars to be divided equally among his children. Bulletin Business Office Phone 250 Bulletin Editorial Room Phase 180.
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Chicago
Puller
Humauma Oil Field Promises High Profits for Investors
Investors on the islands show interest in the Humauma oil field after a favorable inspection by Mr James A Kennedy. Harry Armitage handles local subscriptions while prospects promise to be highly profitable amid hopeful optimism.
Publicity Denied as Education Board Meeting Convened
Report notes a closed July session of the board of education with several members present and superintendent Pope stating no press access. Officials discuss reappointments for the coming school year while a March 1908 act governs public meetings performance and attendance.
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Pope
Board of Commission Are of Education
Union of Meeting
Tom
Matt Smith
W. A. Aiken
W. H. Rice
Moir
Elin Parks
Mra. Bf
T. Wilcox
Prem
Taft Talks With Loeb in Beverly Conference
President Taft held a long conference with Loeb of New York in Beverly Mass. details on the Safety and land publications appear in the fragmentary OCR text. Reports note strong local interest in subscription plans and California company development figures, with buyers from Honolulu and Monolulyue showing activity near the Humaume property.
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Beverly
Mass
Loeb
New York
Taft
California
Wilhelmion
Honolulu
Monolulyue
Hawaii Leads Race in Transpacific Yacht Start
The Transpacific yacht race from San Pedro to Honolulu opened on Sunday with Mollil of Alameda’s Kolian Club taking early lead. The schooner Sweetheart from the Southwest Wind fleet trailed closely, while Hawaii’s entry crossed ahead after a strong start, as observers noted her swift bow, sharp jib, and steady progress along the route. Details of the late sightings were incomplete as the fleet stretched toward the Pacific.
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San Pedro
Cal
Honolulu
Eal Weivin
Mollil
Kolian Club
Alameda
Hawaii
Daily Scores of Big Leagues Special Bulletin
The bulletin from San Francisco dated July 11 reports scores in the major leagues with details listing American League games and results, noting Cleveland defeated Detroit and other matchups. The provided fragment shows Botton and Cleveland results, reflecting a busy baseball day.
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Gable
San Francisco
Botton
Cleveland
New York
Pittebure
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Louie
Ae A Banalef
Amerinen Leagan
New Jets
Detroit
Dan Bowton
Washington
Lanta
Ohio Mayor Is Suspended
A violent incident in Columbus details a mob overpowering jail guards and hanging Etherington from his cell last Friday, leading to the mayor being suspended amid the chaos.
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Ohio
Bulletin
Columbus
Etherington
Gould Thomas Wedding in New York
Gould married H Thomas nephew of a resident of the American Refining Company in a New York ceremony today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould-Thomas
New York
Ink Gould
H. Thomas
Redent
American Refining Company
Stolen Jewels From Safe Now Reported Missing
A morning robbery at Athlete Park area involved a safe containing over a thousand dollars in jewelry. Hawaiian worker Pewwr Mak en and Chinese resident Ching Lam gave separate accounts, with authorities noting a forced door and a missing small string of stones and a gold chain. Police expect arrest of a man questioned as possible suspect later today.
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Pewwr Maken
Maken
McDuffe
Nate
Timetock
Ching Lum
Alory
Ian
Cuba Arrests Six for Conspiracy Against Government
Special bulletin from Havana reports Gen Valera and six others arrested on President orders for conspiring against the government. Read as conspicuous in the affairs on the island, the crackdown marks a bold action by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cubs
Gen—Valera
Trustese of Heritee Bishop Batata Opinion on Bishop Clause
Fragmented OCR presents a damaged note about Attorney General Lindsay opinion on a bishop clause, linking to support for Hawaiian orphans and indigent children. The text is garbled with several names and places, making precise details unclear.
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Trustese
Heritee
Batata
Opiniun
Lindsay
Acooln
Arden
Orphane
Kivi Mawatlane
Homeward Bound Ball at Young Hotel Tonight
A social dance event heads to the Young Hotel tonight featuring guests from U88 Cleveland and Tazewell. Invitations are circulating for the evening with expected attendance and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Hotel Tegen
Cleveland
United States Auxiliary Prometheus Arrives at Honolulu Port
The Prometheus, a 2 800 ton steel hulled U S Navy auxiliary, arrives at Honolulu harbor to tow the Chattanooga in tow and undergo preparations for deployment. Built at Mare Island California, it features powerful triple expansion engines and a crew suited for long voyage duties. Continued details indicate a lengthy stay and inspection before operations resume.
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United States Navy
Prometheus
Honotelatod
Atakom Wharf
Chattanooga
Puget
Navy Yard
Honolals
Mare Feland
California
Monge
Irland
Stare Walaa
Jms
Alamon
Intien
Morgue Construction Planned by Territorial Board
The Territorial Board of Health, awaiting action by the Board of Supervisors, will proceed to build a territorial morgue on Booth Street at an estimated cost near 3500 dollars. The reinforced concrete structure will include autopsy and dead rooms, with a special water spray system for sanitation and identification. The project uses contingent funds, aiming for up-to-date facilities despite stalled cooperation from the supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Board of Health
HiFo
Board of Supervisors
Jdtetary
Mortmith
Beant
Alent
Heart of Health
Board of Wealth
Booth Street
Elie
Cleveland Sailors Promise Their Friends Best Time Ever
The Cleveland cruiser returns to California waters after a duty tour in Oriental waters as the crew anticipates a farewell gathering before muster out at home.
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Cleveland
California
Oriental
Leah Home Endowment Growth Aided by $70,000 Gift
A fragmentary account describes substantial philanthropy to Leah Home, led by Alexander Young who contributed $20,000 toward endowment and a broader $70,000 total drive. Additional pledges and funds aided building a new pavilion, improving care, administration, and safety, with ongoing support from Honolulu donors to expand facilities and services.
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Virago
Judge Fuller
Humauma
Cuba
U. S. Auxiliary
Leah
Alexander Young
Young
Howe
How Lobaren Towns
Howe Tor
Leahn
Hut
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