Olnaa tract development and Kauai police action
MORE OLAA DEVELOPMENT officials say a new track of 10 000 to 12 000 acres at Olna will be pushed with a strong force, plus openings in Hamakua Kotale and Kona. The government faces questions on public lands powers while the U S Commission shapes Jawa for Hawaii. In Kauai Sheriff Coney and deputies raid a Hanapepe gambling den, seizing twenty Chinese gamblers and paraphernalia as island news notes annexation talk and an all May good time event. Hawaiian coin circulation losses noted as collectors track ten cent pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Brown
Olna
Brown
Hamakua
Kotale
Kona
United States Commission
Hawaiian Islands
Newlande
Congress
Kauai
Garden Isle
Coney
Prosse
Hanapepe
Red Cross Opens Nanana Rooms For Troop Entertainment
The Red Cross Society keeps Nanana rooms at root, firat makai of King, open for soldiers on leave with newspapers, books, writing materials, and a mail box forwarding through the Foreign Office. Two Honolulu young women were arrested for larceny in the second degree after renting wheels at Bethel Street and abandoning them at a Waikiki resort. they were brought to the police station after an attempted on‑the‑spot payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
United States
Nanana Atroot
Firat Makai
King
Foreign Office
Honolulu
Kinow
Neely
Bethel Street
Waikiki
Lawyer Admitted to Hawaiian Bar
Harry Perkins Weber joins the Hawaiian Bar as a Chicago trained attorney. He is 28, a native of Kinaton Illinois, with degrees from Columbian University and Harvard Law Schools. He practiced in Chicago for nineteen months and holds Illinois bar admission. He moves to Hilo to partner with Hon. D A Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Perkins Weber
Kinaton
Illinois
Columbian University Law School
Washington, D. C
Harvard University
Chicago
Ilinois
Railroad Party Heads Out on Pearl for Wainton Extension Trip
A railroad party led by B. P. Dillingham and W. A. Kinney departed the city aboard the private car Pearl for a tour of the newly completed Wainton extension. The group included Mrs. Alice Rix of the Call, Miss Craft of the Chronicle, several reporters, Chief Justice Judd, and lawmakers F. M. Hatch and L. A. Thornton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Dillingham
W. A. Kinney
Wainton
Alice Rix
The
Call
Miss Craft
the Chronicle
Justice Judd
F. M. Hatch
L. A. Thornton
W. D. McBryde
A. McBryds
To Porm Kine Club and Island Rifle Club Fate
The text discusses annexation fears that military and semi military units will disband on the Island. It notes the Sharp shooters company may stay intact and form a rifle club to continue the organization, praising their crack shot quality. Judge Perry resumes duty after a San Francisco visit amid quarantine delays. Secretary J W Girvin, grandfather of William ILT of Lihue, comments on the flag issue. Judge Stanley hears the Hawia administration case today.
Cable prospects split on government ownership in Hawaii
Reports from Washington show sharp disagreement over the Hawaiian cable project. Some predict rapid construction within a year, while others call the outlook doubtful amid partisan tensions. Republicans oppose government ownership, while populists and some Democrats favor it. bond guarantees for private firms are rejected.
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Washington
United States
House
Senate
Congress
Tam
Parker Talks Geography to Large Audience at Sumee School
Col Parker lectured before a large audience in Progress Hall this forenoon on Geography defined as the riches for the child. He said geography links many sciences, from geology and mineralogy to meteorology and biology, showing the unity and coordination of studies for the child’s future pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Parker
Ol. Parker
Princess Kalalani Denies Leaving Islands Statement
Cleghorn refutes an afternoon paper report that Princess Kalalani intended departure from the islands. The princess has no such plans, but will travel to Hawaii when her aunt ex Queen Liliuokalani returns from the States. Neither he nor the princess were consulted on the matter.
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Cleghorn
Kalalani
Hawaii
Litiuokalani
Real Estate Market Sees Ongoing Land Sales Boom
The real estate market shows a rising trend with frequent valuable land sales daily, indicating strong demand and active property turnover. Prices and figures are not specified in the excerpt, but the tone signals robust activity and growth.
New Munbc Store Opens In Honolulu By Hergatrom Music
The Hergatrom Music Company begins a new store in the Progress Block on Fort street Honolulu to serve the musical public of Honolulu and the Tel ands. The store is equal to any in San Francisco with a complete sheet music stock and East and California imports arriving continuously. New music will be published locally so Honolulu will be seven days behind the States for new pieces. Public invitation extended to inspect the quarters.
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Hergatrom Music
Honolulu
Telands
Fort Street
San Francisco
California
Staten
To Preach In Kohala This Forenoon
Rev M L Borger joins passengers on the Kinan this forenoon to occupy the Kohala church pulpit until Mr Austin arrives in five or six weeks from the States. Borger had planned to return home but urgent Kobala calls compelled him to stay. He will then depart on the first outgoing steamer for the States.
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Kinan
M. L. Borger
Kohal
Austin
States
Kohala
Berger
Kobala
Mission cleric travels with Mariposa voyage home
Rev Waorerall formerly in charge of the Lahaina Anglican mission was a through passenger in the Mariposa. He has been serving in Toogs in the South Seas but has left the region and returns to Koyland for home. Fellow passenger Rev Alex Macintosh also traveled on the same steamer to the Coast, meeting his former colleague.
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Waorerall
Lahaina
Mariposa
Toogs
South Seas
Koy Land
Alex. Mackintosh
Farewell Services Preached by Ray D P Birnie in City
On Sunday Ray D P Birnie will preach both morning and evening in Central Union cleared. This will be his last Sunday in the city as he and Mrs Birnie plan to leave on the Doric Tuesday July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
D. P. Birnie
Central Union
Mra. Birnie P
Hawaiian Born Chinese Certificates Spark Immigration Bureau Fuss
Chinese residents crowd the Hawaiian Foreign Office seeking certificates claiming Hawaiian birth. Secretary J W Girvin faces stacks of paperwork as applicants seek benefits under a changed nationality statute after annexation. He questions applicants in Hawaiian, wary of potential abuses and future legal challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Girvin
Chinese Immigration Bureau
Foreign Office
Kingdom
Pereign Affairs
Mr. Girvin
Cooper
Girvin
Hongkong
Ha Iwaiien
China
United States
Opium Raid Nets Arrests on Diamond Head Shore
Bicycle patrolmen Win Vida and Neely went to Diamond Head and captured Tow Tie weighing opium. About five pounds of opium and an opium dealer’s outlet were seized. Captain Kekai and seven Chinamen were arrested on Nuanu Street for unlawful possession. Five liches nots and one pipe found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Vida
Neely
Diamond Head
Kekai
Nuaanu Street
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Tito
Alec
DR. Ayer
Ayor
Ajuharnapurth
HL. Gear
ORAR
King Bt
Francisco
San Fennalece
Liutulu
Mawattian
Mercantile Agency
Bing
George D. Gear
King and Bethel E
Charles F. Peterson
Notary Public
Raahumany Street
William A. Henshall
Kashomanu Street
Tele
Edings
Bethel and
King Streets
H. J
A.C. Wall
D. D
C. E.wall
D.D.S
New Love's Building
Port Street
Gilbert F. Little
Hilo, Hawall
OLAA
Island of Hawaii
King Street
RED Cross
Givle
Porm Kine Club
William Ilt
Lihue
Stanley
Hawaia Administration
SUMEE
Princess Kalalani
Hemain
MUNBC
Hergatrom Music Company
Btegins
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