Governor Dole leads trip on land applications to Lamar Staub and Hawaii
Governor Dole and aides departed by U S 8 to Lamar Staub and Hawaii on land application matters. Eben Low and Land Comics join the mission while Carter stays behind. Water rate payments crowd the Capitol as residents learn a July Fourth holiday grants one more day before a ten percent delinquency tax kicks in.
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Dole
Hawes
Eben Low
Honor Boyd
U. S
Troquoia
Lamar
Staub
Hawaii
Carter
Wallaky
Capitol
Vivian Richerd
Lehua Trip Report and Ship Movements in Honolulu Harbor
The steamer Lehua arrived from Molokai and Lanai with wool and cargo, then noted the lifting of a cargo boat near Halawa. The steamer Lambda picked up four men from a stranded boat and will return to Honolulu soon. Humphreya and Thompson disbarment proceedings noted in Supreme Court.
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Molokai
Lanai
Halawane
Honolulu
Humphreyaood Thompson
Superme
Truie Coe Swiftly In Mosquito Menace and Night Watchman Dispute
A native, unnamed in a hapless entanglement with a Chinese watchmaker on Maunaken Street ends up in police custody on a charge of possessing counterfeit watch tickets after a mistaken identity quarrel. The Board of Health plans an anti mosquito campaign, using inspectors to cover marshes and swamps with oil and other measures, while debates on funding and a new asylum building continue amid fever concerns.
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Maunaken Street
Ikea
Harry Mossman
Preventia
Hammer Sentenced After Waterfront Theft and Desertion
George Hammer, a sailor, appeared in Pollen Court on a second degree charge. He befriended Adolfsen, a crewman on the J H Lunes min, borrowed about $600 in cash, and fled with $18 after they went aboard the Luinaman. Judge Dickey sentenced Hammer to one month in prison. The report also notes an upcoming Board of Health meeting and leper pavilion bid openings with several bids from Maui and Molokai.
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George Hammer
Pollen Court
Hammer Yamterday
Cchooner
J. H. Lunesmin
Adolfsen
Hammer
Adolfien
Adolfeen
Dickey Thie
Quarantine Island Renovations Awarded On Island Plans
In the year future extensive work will reshape several Quarantine Island buildings. The cavin passenger building and hospital will be renovated to fine condition after a contract awarded to Peter High. Manuel de Ponte admitted to practice in St James district courts amid police presence.
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Cavin
Peter High
Manuel de Ponte
Board of Health plans new asylum site and dispensary
The Board of Health seeks a new site for the Insane asylum away from town for quiet and better inmate welfare. Plans include an $8,000 Government dispensary at the Ewamakal corner of the JunCiary building grounds, with construction to begin next month if feasible. Further projects will be considered and advanced as possible.
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San Mins
Hawaii
van Dine
U. S. Agricultural Experiment Station
Kamehameha
P. M. ‘Pond
Bette
Board of Health
Cooper
Insane Asylum
Ewamakal
Lie Jormber
Posalbla
Water Rights Contest in Injuntion Case Reported
Commissioner Brown filed a report on the Mawallan Commercial and Sugar Co versus Waitoku Bu kar Co case. He details acres owned, ahupuma area, water needs for cane and taro, and differences in water requirements at Wallitke. The 123 page document includes a district map and a six to seven week field tour. Judge De Bolt will draft the verdict from the presented evidence.
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Jacob F. Brown
Mawallan Commercial & Sugar Co
Waitoku Bukar Co
Surveyor Brown
de Bolt
Feo
Abupuma
Wallukis
Wallitke
Wathaka
Alx
Wal
Judge de Bolt
Mets
Raninat Te
Politics heating up in county race on Begiring island
Political activity grows on Begiring island as candidates prepare to outline plans for county offices. Fifth District members met Monday to keep campaigns moving, with the Fourth District also gearing up and many candidates expected soon. The citizen’s party discussion wanes, but the old faction is likely to rejoin the contest with renewed vigor.
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Thin Island
Aloo
Appeal 16 Perfected in Palapala v Puauhad Sugar
The appeal to the Ninth Circuit from the district court decision in Samuel Palapala versus Puauhad Sugar Plantation Company was perfected this morning. The case, tried before Judge Estee, awarded the plaintiff 2005.95 for personal injuries from a sugar cargo incident that felled him and damaged his right shoulder.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
United State District Court of the Territory
Samuel Palapala
Puauhad, Sugar Plantation Company
Estee
Piavntti
Gourley
Doran
Admiralty
The
Matson Navigation Company
Fleming Appoints Attorney General in New York City Note
Fleming appoints Larrin Andrews as Attorney General with Willis and Jide Weaver assisting. Fleming has long collaborated with Andrews in the department. Former member of the Tan fem of Tisash, Fleming & Rothbens, Andrews is lauded by supporters in New York. Additionally, New York City reports new cases of consumption developing.
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Larrin Andrews
Willis 5
Jide Weaver
Fleming
Departments Set 75 000 Monthly Allocations For Roads and Schools
Government heads from Public Works Health Education and Treasury Kepoikai met to outline quarterly appropriations totaling 225 000 with 75 000 per month for roads bridges and educational needs. Authorized payments include Walloku Wallokut and Kalihiwod bridges and various road works with several items already paid and others pending. The Board of Education seeks about 24 000 this quarter for repairs and school running expenses while Health and Public Instruction will manage the remainder for ongoing operations.
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Public Works
Kepotkal
Conputte
Trowanicor
Biromm
Uta
Interent
Whitehatne & Hawthuret
Walloky Bridge
Wallokut Bridge
Kalihiwod Ridge
Jono Fernandes
Walluku Urridge
Lord & Delser
Heretania Avenue
Beretania
John Correa Ppanoa
Kalanao Stream
Woll
J. A W. Springston
Hawaiian Electre Jd
Whitehonwra Hawahirret
Kaneation
Sitl
Sehool Wo
Tte Numerane Au
Boned
Health
Department of Public Instruction
Kentucky White Lynched By Mob
MARYSVILLE Ky July 18 The high tension after William Tacker's murder trial erupted into a lynching. A mob of masked men assaulted the jail where Tacker was held, overpowered guards, and hanged the white man to a nearby tree as anger over the delayed appeal and new trial spread through the crowd.
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Marysville
William Tacker
Tacker
Japan and Russia in better mood after Manchurian talks
Paris dispatch reports improved relations between Russia and Japan as Manchurian conference developments ease Japanese fears. Officials believe Russia’s policy may no longer threaten Japanese interests, signaling a thaw in tensions between the two powers.
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Japan
Russia
Paris
France
Pope May Linger For Many Days
Rome Italy July 15 The Pope's pneumonia symptoms have nearly vanished but physicians say he remains completely prostrated and mystified by the illness course. He may linger for days with no present hope of recovery.
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Pena Spersal
Rome
Italy
Czar Issues Edict Aiming to Ease Labor Dissent
In St Petersburg on July 16 the Czar issued an edict designed to calm unrest among workers and prevent outbreaks against authorities. It relaxes harsh punishments for labor infringements and grants factory employees the right to representation in conferences with inspectors.
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Associated Press
Lyecia Cavite
ST. Petersburg
Russia
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