Fitch to Lead Campaign Stump in Fall Tours
The Speakers' Bureau of the National Campaign Committee selects Fitch to join Republican stump speakers. He will depart August 7 for states including California and New York to campaign, likely witness in a court matter, and not return to the Islands until December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitel
National Campaign Committee
Fitch
Judith
Holt-Chris Reigned
Caly Tian
Htornia
Indiana
New York
Marriage. Fitch
America
New York Court of Appeals
Islands
Tuiat Mitea Hole Described As Backward Student at School
A report portrays Tuiat Mitea Hole as a backward child during her school stay, noting she associated with younger classmates and lagged in studies, while suggesting she needed more attention and care than peers typically required.
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Tuiat Mitea Hole
Judge Gear Refuses to Move Court to Convent
Legal hearing resumes on annulment of Albert Christian and Eliza Holt Christian as Judge Gear rejects transferring court to a convent. Witnesses include Mother Judith of Sacred Hearts and Ellen, a former convent pupil. Clerk Sims travels to obtain testimony under court order while proceedings continue in the courtroom.
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Gear
Albert Christian
Eliza Holt Christian
Hilloners
Mel
Etwell
Elina
Mother Judith
the Sacred Hearts
Ellen
C. Biting
A. A. Wilder
Kentweil
Cathcart & Milverton
Christian
Judith
Mother Auperor
First Precinct Voters Seek Division Of District
Voters of the First Precinct in the Fourth District urge redrawing precinct boundaries to ease voting. They cite population growth from College Hill McCully tract Waikiki and want a separate precinct for Waikiki, College Hill, Manoa, and McCully. Local leaders say simplifying voting for citizens is essential before the next election. A Y W C A tallyho party plans a 2 pm horse-drawn ride to Moanalua Saturday, visiting the sugar mill at Honolulu plantation before returning by moonlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viret
Punulon Xiree
Walkukt
Ant Wala
College Hite
Manoa
Haye
College Hillm
McCully Tract
Waikiki
Waikik
Coltewe Hille
McCully
Y. W. C. A. Tallyho
Tallyho Rife
Moanalay
Sbehorse
Honolulu
Republicans to Decide Territorial Convention Venue Today
The Republican Executive Committee meets at 4 at Republican headquarters to pick the location for the Territorial Republican Convention. Debate centers on Honolulu or Hilo with several members urging Hilo for regional balance while others favor Honolulu for turnout and ease of access.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Republican Executive Committee
Chaiman C. J. Crabbe
Crabbe
Honolary
Eala
Norman Watkins
Oe Gilman
Henry Vida
Castle Hidgway
Epabilican Central Commttes
Republican Party
Rome
Maui
Hawaii
Kani
Ike
Territory
Volcano Marshall Returns to News Business in China
Volcano Marshall has returned to the newspaper field in China this time as advertising manager for the North China Daily News. Furnished front rooms offered for rent on Young Street. A lot of Wahiawa pineapples will be auctioned for sale on July 19. Leave orders with the consul.
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Marshall Hie
Hownpaper
China
North China Daily News
Young Street
Town Alte Thomas
Chefoo
Suez
Isthmus of
Baltic
Hawaiians Capable Carter Tells Roosevelt Of Self Government
Acting Governor A J G Atkinson rebutted a San Francisco Call article attributed to Professor Bernard Moses claiming Hawaiians should not vote. He defended Hawaiian voters as capable, noted some individuals are unfit, praised native lawmakers and described measures to stabilize finances and government after a special session. He cited progress by a legislature with a majority Hawaiian or mixed heritage and emphasized harmony across departments.
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A. J. G. Atkinson
San Francisco
Bernard Moses
Moses
Elf
England
United States
Roone
Carter
Tewn
House of Representatives
Otthane
Ingrid
le Wan
Sanitary inspectors ride free on rapid transit grant
Acting Governor Atkinson announces Mabagor Ballentyne of Rapid Transit has agreed to transport the Board of Health’s eight sanitary inspectors at no charge. They may ride between 7 a.m. and 6:10 a.m. in the city. Atkinson praises the concession as reflecting public spirit, noting inspectors' hard work and need for movement across the city amid budget constraints.
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Atkinson
Mabagor Ballentyne
Rapid ‘Transit
Board of Health
Atkineor
Gna
Patece
Holt Rim
McKay Receives Engraved Gold Cigarette Case
A Japanese paper notes Tom McKay has won a gold cigarette case engraved for him. Inscribed “To TD McKay from the Malape Hotel San Francisco Cal,” the piece bears an engraving of the hotel by Geo. C Shreve. Also mentioned is a rental offer for a two story house with modern amenities near Car Vine and a public works bid for Cromes Hawaii school and cottage. The Joseph Clark case regarding injuries to Mary Ann Le’s apparatus is continued until July.
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Tom McKay
McKay
TD. McKay
Malape
San Francisco
Cal
Geo. C Shreve
Francisen
Department of Public Works
Cromes
Hawaiii
Joseph Clark
Mary Ann le
Moanalua Case Heard In Lindsay Asylum Commitment
In a chaotic 19th century style report, Moanalua, a youth described as distressed, was committed to the Inasne Asylum after testimony at a transit court hearing. Rapid Transit staff and witnesses testified to stones thrown at a conductor and a Hawaiian girl provocation, with medical evidence supporting commitment.
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Leggett
Moanalua Way
Nuluance
Wommital
Moanalue
Emerson
Moanaluu
Strauss Summoned In Divorce Case And Other Courtrooms
Attorney Leon M Strauss Wie was summoned noon today before Judge Lindsay to explain allegations in a divorce case for Johansen who seeks a divorce from his wife over her unwifeful habits. Strauss allegedly charged $22 to file papers but failed to pursue the suit. Johansen says he paid and received no action. In another matter, Board of Health inspector Kana pleaded guilty to four counts of larceny in the second degree and was sentenced to six months on each count. John Hanton, charged with vagrancy, had his sentence suspended and was advised to live quietly. he plans to move to Vancouver. G. W. Hunt was fined $10 for assault and battery.
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Leon M. Strauss
Antone Johannen
Hield
Johansen
Strauss
Bin
Stranes
Jono Ka
Begun Board of Health
Lindsay
Kana
John Hanton
Feberman
Haneton
Merchant Street
Hanton
Jipeffaire
Jsuteo
Vancouver
Bentenow
Monte
G. W. Hunt
Conte
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Sims
Cvatpoek
F. C. Enos
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Fargo & Ca
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Hawaiian Trust Co. Ld Agents
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Car Vine
Panamas
Young Bidg
Port Arthur
Germany
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Pieping
Shanghai
Chiaa
Japan
Petersburg
Britih
London
Scotland
Broguin Moanalua
Judg Lindsay
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