May Cut Off Donation Funds Controversy Arises
The County Board of Supervisors discussed a six month 1500 grant for the Promotion Committee, a plan critics say benefits a private enterprise tied to the county. Deputy County Attorney Milverton doubts the resolution will be questioned, while supporters highlight the committee’s beneficial work and budget needs. The Promotion Committee remains unofficial, and its future funding hinges on political decisions and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Prine
Iilanda
Milverton
Wood
Legion
Lene Apy
Hawaii
Leaders Arrested In Flot Case Indictment And Arrests
Jotaro Mikawa, named leader of the Flot use, was arrested today on an outstanding warrant escaping custody. Associates Mianchi and Fu chino were also arrested again on warrants charging them with false imprisonment of Officers Scoville and Wills at Walpahtt plantation.
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Jotaro Mikawa
Mianchi
Fuchino
Scoville
Walpahtt Plantation
Campbell Arrives in London Amid Immigration Talks
A. J. Campbell arrives in London to begin arranging transportation for prospective European immigrants. He is meeting with Harrange to secure charter details before traveling to Portugal. Paris reports France's new ministry under discussion on July 21. Japanese contractors work on Young Holt baths under contract with Mr. Bonine. The article notes a piece on higher wages.
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A.J. Campbell
London
H B Obegin
Young Holt
Wnder
Bonine
Savings Picture Man
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MIKI SAITO EXPECTED ON NIPPON MIKI SAITO
Miki Saito, former Japanese Consul General in Hawaii, reportedly expected to arrive on the Nippon Maru around July 31. Editor Tasaka of Nippu notes he will investigate the strike situation, but the Korean Consul General Abe says no official information has been received from the Department of Foreign Affairs.
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Miki Saito
Hawaii
Ram
Japan
Nippon Mari
Ie Mivuion
Tasaka
Nippu
K. Abe
Bleve
Korea
Department of Farm Affairs
Balto
Onuka Shinbuni
Tokyo
Salta
Japanews Department of Foreign
Alto
Uyono
Hondic
Fana Istunod
Galveston Floods Amid Recalled Devastation Plans Cited
Fragmentary notes describe Galveston flooded areas and heavy Spanish lowes with reference to past disaster memory. Mentions government policy and July dates, with vague timing and officials unnamed.
Queen Insurance Company Of America Pays All Claims
The Queen Insurance Company of America has carried large lines and always paid dollar for dollar despite widespread conflagrations in the cities.
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Queen Insurance Company OF America
Plague Quarantine Keeps Passengers Aboard Steamship Korea
The steamship Korea remains under strict quarantine with all on board denied landing. Cabin passengers appeal to shore, Consul General Wilder among those confined. Reports cite a plague victim as a second cabin officer. the ship’s crew includes Chinese nationals. Honolulu-bound passengers moved to quarantine station while through travelers wait to disembark. Senator and Mrs. George Fairchild of Naval leave for the coast with children at 8.00 for mail statements.
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Kores
Wilder
Tod Peak
Chamber of Commerce
Trenda
Korea
Mackfeld
Honolulu
Fenian Oo
Senator
Mra
George Fairchild
Kaval
Theirsehildren
Favors Present Strike Action of Planters Association
Japanese journalist K Kiyo who arrived from San Francisco criticizes the planters for their treatment of Japanese laborers. He believes laborers are not being paid fairly and urges investigation and higher pay. He interviews officials including Consul Uyeno, Tokieda, and other plantation leaders as he pursues the story.
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K. Kiyo
San Francisco
Builth
Rx’ Ansociation
China
Royal Japanese
Uyeno
Tokieda
Yokohama Specie Bank
W. O. Fimith
The
Planters’ Association
Renton
Ewa Plantation
Frenz
Soteb
Forty Filipinos arrive in Korea for sugar work
Forty Filipinos arrived in town from Cebu, Philippines, to join sugar work forces. They were quarantined for seven days, with no view of new arrivals during the period. The workers, enlisted by Pinkham and Steven, are described as good, law abiding labor likely to bolster Hawaii's main sugar industry. more steamers expected to bring additional labor from the Orient.
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Korea
Pinkham
Steven
Philippines
Cebu
Oria
Hawaii
Free Trees 1 At Forestry Bureau Meeting
A meeting of the Bureau of Forestry and Agriculture in the Capitol office of Marston Campbell decided to give away 100 000 trees on Arbor Day the Friday in November. Trees will go to home schools and others who pledge planting, with cost and weed-control benefits cited. A review of seed costs shows differences between experimental station and bought seeds. The report mentions Mevara Downett and Waterhawk on sweet potato. a fence destruction near Keeamoki Young and King Street is noted. grounds were turned into a public park.
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Bureau of Forestry and Africulture
Marston Campbell
Capitol
Waa
Ateadera
Athera
Bureau
Stesseda
Tantalus
Hs & Pound
Mevara
Downett and
Waterhawk
Keeamoki
Young
King
New Collector A Lloyd Appointed in Internal Revenue Service
A. Lloyd was today appointed as deputy collector in the Internal Revenue Service. The appointment elevates the officer within the Civil Service ranks after success in the recent civil service examination.
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A. Lloyd
Witnesses Testify At Trial In Higher Wage Association Case
Proceedings reveal witness accounts from J Harbottie and editor Sheba of the Hawaii Shing Bha about the first meeting of the Higher Wage Association. Reporter Hakuole notes the event, attendees, and attempts to interpret statements on adherence to American law amid labor organizing.
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Onc
Kitney
J. Harbottie
Sheba
The
Hawaii Shing Bha
Hakuole
Ibuletin
Bolbluk
Hakwole
Negoro
Makino
Tanaki
Sogo
Higher Wake Association
Yamiashiro
Lightfoot
Wxtimany
Government lots auctioned by Public Works Department
On Saturday the Public Works Department will auction a large parcel of territorial land in the city totaling HAR477.45 in value. The sale includes multiple lots with historic landmarks, including Lot op west corner of Maunsken and Panani streets and other parcels along Maunashea and River streets, with areas ranging from about 2,425 square feet to several thousands and upset prices from about 4,022.79 to 5.20.
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Honolulu
Public Works Department
Lot Op
Maunsken
Panani
Stulth
Fania
Cauntletree
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Campbell
Paris
Ian Hel
the Kash Co., Ltd
Nippon
Consus
Galveston
Adition
Gov
LA Paz
Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd
Island Fruit Co
Young Hotel Laundry
Frannie
Estah
Imollister Drug CO
JLJI
Kinney
Organ of Agitators
Bulletin
Daly
Wayne
Usitinel
Saint Ty Laghtfoot
Wily
Cotlon
Hankethite
Rhoda Wren
Mohit
Upham
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
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