Federal Land Laws and Legal Application
Honolulu Evening Mulletin discusses federal control of Hawaii public lands. It argues land should not be open to all and critiques speculative sales, urging survey and orderly settlement under Hawaiian and federal law. It notes concerns over Chinese rights, American colonization fears, and calls for careful administration by land officials.
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Federal Cortrol
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Trewland
He Law Steel
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Pers
Rawal
Wanogtationaim
Hawaih
Huwatian
Mauna Low Kinau Race Bet Sparks In Hawaii Harbor
A lively departure scene at Lahaina ports features Mauna Low and Kinau amid betting rumors and official denials. Crowds gathered as the Kinau cast off ahead of Mauna Low in a proposed race, with brokers and officials weighing in on the wagering and conditions.
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Nowy
Lahaina
Mauna Low
Kennedy
Interfaving Co
Hawaii
Lette
Kennedy Mt. Man
Kineu
Mauna Lea
Cartylig
Marine Keoweh
Cenmantle
Wight
The
Wilder &. G. Co
Vidar
Kina
Labaing
Witter
Inturtaland
Kinau
Lilhwkalaal
Scientific Campaign to Promote Public Health Efforts
A speculative narrative describes a group led by prominent city figures including Meath tenbere and Leteuen Goward organizing a scientific public health project. It mentions aims to test medical methods, ensure consent, and encourage general cooperation for a municipal laboratory experiment and related civic actions. The text reflects early 20th century style.
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Trauien
Enganieed
Meath
HC Oueny
Land Law Reform Proposal From Mountain View
A letter from T Jryas of Mountain View Hawaii dated July 15 0% argues for amending land laws to subject all lands in Hawaii to entry procedures under UEA and Hawaiian fund laws. The writer urges swift administration enforcement and notes lack of information hampers action while calling for a reform aligned with U.S. and Hawaiian statutes.
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Anayr Shaw
Tawe
Guneead Land Office
Warkingio
Hawaii
Parilly
Ery Renpettull
Clavering Refloats After Reef Incident In Harbor
The steamer Clavering was hauled from a reefed water area Thursday afternoon at 8 15. The U S B Iroquoia arrived, line fouled, and after tug work the Clavering eased into the harbor. Captain Olwen reported slow speed as the crew checked depth and gear while the bell buoy was deemed faulty. Officers blamed the buoy’s inefficiency for the near disaster and noted the bell would have sounded in calmer conditions.
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Abe
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Olwen
Wraten
Iyitle
Atea
Cave
Dent
Barber's Point
TV Pom
Fatima
Barta
Bishop & Co Banking Department Advertisement
Transact business call department of Banking Collections carefully attended to Exchange bought and sold to join and N M Rothschild Sons London Correspondent The Bank of California Commercial Banking Co of Sydney Ltd London Drafts and cable transfers on Chile and Japan through Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation Chartered Bank of India Australia and China Interest allowed on term deposits at 2 percent 3 percent Six months at 3 12 percent Twelve months at 4 percent Trust Department Act as Trustees under mortgages Manage estates Recollect rents and dividends Valuable papers received for safe keeping Accountants Department Auditors for Corporations and Private Firms Books examined Statements of Affairs prepared Trustees on Bankrupts Insolvents Office 924 Bethel St Savings Department Deposits received and interest allowed at 4 12 percent per annum copies of rules and regulations on application
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