Advertising push for Hawaii tourism by Pacific Mail
An internal report to the Promotion Committee outlines Pacific Mail Steamship Co plans to heavily promote Hawaii. They expect continued advertising spend after October and note prior year expenditures of 100000 dollars. The effort includes distributing folders, enlarging Hawaii photographs in Yellowstone Park hotels, and outreach to New York directories and railway partners to attract travelers.
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P. Schwerin
Paclfie Mail
Yun
Vacllle Mell Steamship
Annie City
Leagie
Yellowstone Park
New York City
J. W. Wyman
New York
Steathip
Kenor
Constitutional Test Case On Liquor Law Violations
Jacinta Miguel faces a challenging constitutional appeal after being charged with selling liquor without a license under the new law. Hatchson and Gear represent the defendant as the case proceeds toward the Supreme Court, with trial details detailing license status and arguments on property rights under the 105th session law.
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Jacinta Miguel
Ny Lin
Hatchson
Gear
Supreme Court
Board of License Commissioners
Harrison
Mortgage dispute over four deeds in Delroy case
The case involves Mary Lovell and others in a contract dispute over four deeds. The court notes payments owed totaling 200 dollars and 85.07 dollars, with a $700 payment plus interest due. A magistrate’s ruling is described and party representatives are listed.
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Swiige
Lindsay Baw
Lyle A. Delroy
Willi O
Deeren
Mary Lavell
Mary Lovell
Jay Wiens Asie Aires
Corning
Howper
Witlam Cummings
Calvi Cunimbies
Esther
Lucia
Tirker
John
Edward Cummings
Tive
Stackable Arrest In Wharf Theft Case
Two Hawatts were held this afternoon in the office of the United States Marshal on the charge of breaking the file Gage of Hauer on the wharf under the revenue department and stealing several bottles. The arrests are part of routine daily actions with no additional details.
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Whitey RC
Arriel
Murshtl
Seour
Huth
Belie
Strangled man found in hotel room near Sabine May
An Atoz County report details a death case with a strangled victim Morey Liaknan. Witnesses mention Lishhian arriving, a hotel room crime scene, and no known motive. A government land parcel near January Valley changed hands for $1000 via a sale by Lewis to P. C. Jones.
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Morey Liaknan
Lishhian
Sabine
Lewis
P. C. Jones
Cat Janount
Fashionable summer vests to match your suit
Our handsome vests and their reflections add immeasurably to a man's appearance. We offer a choice assortment of summer vests including silk mixtures and piques. Our stock also includes a full line of dress-suit vests. Shall we see you today?
Court records show debts and mortgages totaling large amount
The document lists liabilities totaling $72,895.89 and assets $4,145.72 with mortgages on land and other claims. Secured debts include $67,500.40 in mortgages, a $26,820.01 judgement, and various smaller notes. Total claims near $185,? and delinquent taxes form part of the amount.
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Monchrni
Moinlind
Mortenges
Hind Thickfeld & Cu
Anmbe Parke
Omenturatime
Ate
Elajis
Motes Dad
Will Not Abdicate in Korea Amid Resignation
SEOUL July 18 The Ministry has resigned while the Emperor asserts authority to advise dethronement. He has summoned Cowut Ito to a conference. Manila July 18 A cashier at the American Bank, Mulford, is sentenced to eight years and ten months for embezzlement. Department of Commerce and Labor queries on labor and immigration in Hawaii. Acting Governor Atkinson received a letter asking about labor needs and conditions for Istinis. Fire Underwriters meeting notes aliens elected to positions at Hyckfoll Co and others.
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Seoul
Korea
Cowut Ito
Manila
Mulford
The
American Bank
Department of Commerce and Labor
Hawaii
Atkinson
Roxar
Whiest
Wrens
Hyckfoll & Co
Ollingban & Co
Alexander & Baldwin
Wnt Hawaiian Trust Co
Small Homesteaders Cooperate In Main Industry Test
The article describes independent small planters in Hawaii aligning with a plantation under contract to cultivate a specific crop. It explains that there is no private labor contract. the plantation provides assistance and the crop is milled and sold by the plantation. Small planters receive net proceeds after costs, with the experience presented as part of a broader cooperative program under the Hawaii Planters’ Association.
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Theowall
Hhowall
John Watt
Hshop & Co
Pablo
Malitind
Hawaii
Hitewatlin
Moonlight Dance and Concert at Seaside Tonight
A moonlight dance at the Seaside is scheduled for tonight featuring a concert by the Royal Huwallas Band. An event in honor of Colonel and the Nineteenth remains noted but details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Seaside
Royal Huwallas Band
Easide
Doers
College Professors In the Business World
A brief note on pursuing professional expertise in managing estates. The text highlights focus and efficiency in handling property and related duties for clients.
Revenue Cutter Seizes Two Japanese Sealers Near St. Paul Island
Special to Washington reports the revenue cutter Manning captured two Japanese fishing schooners about a mile from St. Paul Island in Alaskan waters. The schooners were equipped for sealing.
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Washington, D. C
Revenue Cutter
Manning
Island of
St. Paul
Alaskan
Heat Wave Toll Rises as City Faces July Heat
San Francisco reports Mayor Taylor preparing to appoint Supervisors and Commissioners amid ongoing heat related concerns. A July 17 bulletin notes unlikely weather strain and civic measures as city agencies coordinate responses to extreme heat.
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San Francisco
Cal
Taylor
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