Maul Test port 70% inquiry stirs Hawaii ranch talks
In Hawaii a murky report details local ranch interests and a proposed land deal on Kahoolawe. It cites Col. Norris and others in speculation about selling or leasing land to fund a fibre plant while noting lack of development and uncertain cattle prospects.
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Fehuku Raneh
Nau
Hawaii
Waver
Vrank Halstead
Chrix
Conradt
Youteriny
Robert Mhingle
Walter Dib
Brandied
Col. Nortin
Iin
Kaboolawe
gKau
Bey
Norris
Cy Brewer & + ly
Nik
Kahoolawe
Leane
Honoluli
Thor
Col. Norrie
Jean Capital
Kas
Cnmid
Ieann
Jamie Wilder Back in Town Amid Confusing Travel Mentions
Jamie Wilder returns to the town amid a tangle of scattered notes about prior travels and meetings. The report mentions relatives and friends, a stay at a mother’s home, and plans tied to a hospital visit, with unclear dates or destinations.
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Jamie
Honalaty
Minow
Sonoma
Nausad
Tie Tome
Handy Writer Reports Hawaii Trip Note and Return Plan
United States resident Hendry received a letter from F. C. Handy while on vacation in California. Handy said he would return to Honolulu when the Ale ved a vacation expires. He wrote on the 5th instant and was preparing for a forthcoming expedition.
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United Fates
Hendry
Rom
F.C. Handy
California
Handy
Honolulu
Resignation Refused for Public Works Official
Marston Capel will take a weeks vacation early next month. He plans to leave for family in Honolulu and may change duties with the Public Works Department. Superintendent Cooper has refused to accept his resignation.
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Marston Capel
Comat Isisies Ie
Honolulu
Mr. Camp
Public Works Eepartment
Cooper
Inspections At Camp Mckinley For Company Ve
Cot Jones, Quartermaster Captain Whart and Lieut Newton led an inspection of Company Ve at Camp Mckintey. Under army rules, each company unit is drilled by officers, with separate detachment drills for the regiment’s non commissioned members. Inspections mark the standard of military drill, and more crews will be inspected nightly as Lt Newton attends a U.S. officer. The tug Pearsons completed overhaul and made a feint voyage in the afternoon.
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Cot. Jones
Whart
Lieut
Newton
Met Bamet
Camp Mckintey
United States Inn
Eben Company
Reraenate
Deney
Kiher Deal Rumor Signals Plantation Stock Shift
A rumor from stock brokers describes a plan to unload heavy debt by selling upper lands to another plantation while keeping lower lands for Kiher. The aim is to raise about 400000 to clear indebtedness, enable Kiher to resume sugar planting, and fund ditch work to improve water access across Kahului to Kibel and beyond.
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Lande
Kihet
JP Baldwin
Beneft
Kitab
Matku
Bpreckelaville
Kibel
Furminh
Mauna Loa Wins After Slow Start In Seawatch Race
The Mauna Loa beat the rival in a late arrival, finishing about five miles ahead after starting roughly twenty minutes later. Report notes the Mu Loa reached Lataine yesterday afternoon and pulled out from port before the Kinan arrived, with the distance closing to a half hour in the final stretch. In other news, Freight Agent Guy Kelley returned from the Comet in Honome, went to San Francia for treatment, and was diagnosed with gall stones. He later improved after mineral water treatment at Witter Springs.
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Srammer Lahua
Julokal
Molokal Point
Kaanapali
Lataine
B. Co. Ure
Guy Kelley
Perning
Me Kelly
San Franchero
Sam Francia
Kelley
Witter Springs
Re Minne
Supreme President Kicaree to visit Honolulu Hilo and Waiuika
Supreme President of the Young Men's Institute, Kicaree from San Francisco, plans to tour local branches in Honolulu Hilo and Waiuika. He will begin Maui and Hawaii visits tomorrow, with tonight’s open installation postponed due to his return. Cricket practice is noted at Mas Ik tomorrow afternoon.
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Kicaree
Young Met
Institute
San Francisco
Order
Honolulu
Hilo
Waiiuka
Maui
Hawaii
Dawson Counsel
Mas Ik
Bottom Heaved Up and Court Actions Mentioned
Fragmented OCR text describes sounding data with fathoms, bottom theory, and a note on estate distribution of $201 among claimants. Mentions W. W. Hall, Hollister Drug Co, and various named individuals. references congressional figures J T McCreary and George Carter in a Hawaiian context. mixed with unrelated travel items and personal notices.
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MN Hayden
W. W. Hall
BO. Hall & Bon
Unclear historical note on Tanbara and Furor in Cape area
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Tanbara, a Japanese subject, and a controversial event near Cape Jeastwon Quonibarn with reference to August. Facts are obscured by garbled wording and missing context, making details uncertain.
Conspicuous Etiquette Book Featured in Secretary Office
A conspicuous display at the Secretary of the Territory Carter Ie office includes a large and attractive chair and various paintings and sculptor specimens. The scene references Kathaius Klven Thomas and his work Official Diplomatic and Social Etiquette of Washington in the executive decor.
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Carter Ie
Bento
Kathaius Klven Thomas
Washington
Survey of Clavering Checks Vessel Condition for Sail Ahead
A Lloyds survey appointed by Horal representatives reviews the Clavering for necessary repairs before potential departure. John Dyer and A. Lyle from Davies Co. oversee the thorough examination as Captain Barton plans to press a quick charging revelt today. If not seriously damaged, Clavering may sail for San Francisco tomorrow. The Lehua arrived from Molokai with 260 sheep.
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Lloyds Hidlny
Eas
Thie
Davies @ Co
Ioyde
John Dyer
A. Lyle
Barton
San Francisco
Lehua
Molokai Porta
Twas Bad Day for Big Yachts
In Vineyard Haven on July 22 heavy wind hampered American yachts. Columbia ran aground early, Countiy Now’s topmast broke, both boats paused while Reliance impressed in the conditions. Shamrock race halted by tie breaking. no serious injuries reported as yachts returned to moorings.
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Cable Vineyard Haven
Reliance
Columbia
Gandy Hook
N. Y
Body lies in state in Vatican throne room
In Rome on July 22 the body of Pope Leo lay in state in the Vatican throne room with church dignitaries viewing the casket. Conclave preparations proceed for selecting the new pope with Monsignor Merry Delval named secretary to the conclave.
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Vatican
Rome
Italy
Leo
Cardinale
Monsignor
Merry Delval
Sultan of Turkey Short of Funds
Constantinople July report on the Ottoman Empire notes the sultan faces a short treasury. Pay for soldiers and officials remains unpaid as treasury deficits threaten the ruler and could force reliance on private funds to cover arrears. The situation risks internal unrest amid financial strain.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Eaid
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Honored in Dublin Castle
A reception at Dublin Castle honored King Edward and Queen Alexandra. In Dublin Ireland on July 22 officials and guests gathered to welcome the royal couple as part of their visit.
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Dublin Castle
Dublin
Ireland
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Sugar Market Brief From San Francisco Column
A July report from San Francisco notes a sugar market snapshot with a 66 degree centrifugal reference, 1.6875 ents quoted, and a prior quotation at 3.696. The item records a concise commodities update for readers tracking prices and processing terms.
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Gan Francisco
Cal
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