Dollar Dinner Proposed by Harmony Committee Rally at Young Hotel
The Harmony Committee advances a one dollar People’s Ratification Dinner to celebrate Republican gains. At the Seventh Precinct meeting, T McCants Stewart introduced a resolution urging ratification of Roosevelt for President and Fairbanks for Vice President. The plan includes a banquet on the Alexander Young Hotel roof garden with Governor Carter and A G M Robertson arriving, and Prince Kuhio joining delegates from the district. A committee is appointed to organize the event and seek Territorial Executive Committee approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Committee
Alexander Young
T. McCants Stewart
Enthy Vine
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Wald
Oly
National Committee
A. G M. Robertson
Carter
Prince Kuhio
Thing
Precinct Club
Tumne
H.C. Vida
Ym. Menry
Joseph
K. BG. Wallace
Jun
Holt
LH. Sherwood
Wen
K. Sims
W. H. Hutctitoson
Robertson
Renova
A. G. M. Robert von
Tairman
Territorial Central Ad Executive Committee
Breciiet
Kidwell Declines Nomination Amid Precinct Meeting Turmoil
At a precinct club meeting on the Fourth, John Kidwell refused a nomination, arguing his services were not for a drone ruler. J Hy Tosh nominated him as delegate, but Kidwell was ruled out of order after insisting, while Boyd claimed insult and questioned Kidwell’s Republican credentials. The scene included interruptions and a formal harmony report proposing district committee nominations and platform goals for the Territorial Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kidwell
J. Hy Tosh
Kidwell
Boyd
Charman W. W. Harris
Castle
Purnabous
Eli J. Drawford
Harmony
H.R. Zablan
Harmony Committee
Jaml
Waipahu Strike Struggles Climb as Police Reinforce Plantations
Waipahu labor unrest escalates with a large police presence as Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and Lieutenant Leniie lead about thirty officers at Oahu plantation to deter escalating demands by strikers. Manager Arens reports ongoing strike, with demand to discharge Suyehien and transfer Lina. talks yield no resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owhu
Sherif Chillingworth
Leniie
Waipahu
Conwal Ball
Chiltt
Fheee
Hingworth
Sherif
Ahrens
Oahu
H. Hackfeld & Co
Alirone
Suyehien
Thermly
Chillingworth
Brown
Outbreak of Volcano Exhibition Shocks Hilo Area
In Hilo on Sunday afternoon a seismic visit shaken homes and shops, with crockery broken and pictures toppled. The quake lasted about 32 seconds, with a 5 second tremor, cracking walls and widening caverns near the crater. Lava debris covers cones, while the crater shows no steam or fumes and may erupt if smoke remains absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Volcano House
Kamaalnus
Ruling in Contract Suit Vacates Judgment and Continues Case
In the contract dispute the May 25 1904 judgment for the plaintiff was vacated upon motion and the case continued to September as to Fisher garnishee. Hoffman & Riley seek balance due on the builder contract while Fisher requests damages for alleged nonperformance. The court notes interstate commerce issues and a pending anti trust style action against a Hawaii firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leston
J. H. Fisher
Robinson
M. T. James
Aanlanen
Victor Hoffman
John F. Riley
Meher
Miditieeditch
Feon
Comte
Fisher
Huilder's Fisher
Hoffman & Riley
Winher
Hofman & Riley
Atkinson appoints for all circuits tax appeal courts
Acting Governor A L C Atkinson announces noon appointments to the Tax Appeal Courts across Oahu, West Hawaii, East Hawaii, and Kauai. appointments include Theo F Lanning, George Weight, J B Ray, E W Barnard, W G Smith, and others after consultations with treasurers, merchants groups, chambers, and boards of trade. Terms run one year from appointment with sessions between the first and twentieth of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. C. Atkinson
Territory
Oahu—Firet
Theo
F. Lanning
Catt Brown
Maushecond
George Weight
W. L. de Cota
A. G. Dickens
Hawaii
Third Judicial Circuit
George P. Tulloch
Chas. G. Macomber
Frans Buchhols
Hilo
Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Galt and Brown
Hilo Board of Trade
Barnard
Ray
Severance
Reports To Governor on Territorial Agency Work
Attorney General Andrews delivered to the Acting Governor a year’s report from his department detailing criminal prosecutions and civil records in the Territory. He also furnished an extended opinion on the status of Pacific Hardware Steel Company in the Territory, the corporation involved in Treasury regulation disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Maye
Canite & Withington
Ube Kull
Territory of Hawaii
Lorrin Andrews
Purific Hardware @ Steel Co. a ‘corporation
TA. Hays
Andrews
Amer Institute Meeting at Wahiawa August 13
J B Higglue secretary of the Faruis Institute of Hawaii announces a regular meeting of the Parmere ipalitute of Mawati at Wahiawa on Saturday August 13. Evening program includes Does it await Needop Agricultural College and a Question Box. A business meeting at 4 0 p m for all members. Transportation and accommodation plans to be arranged. Also notes nominees in Second Precinct Fifth District for Territorial Convention: RC Lang Chas Coot Sam Lua D Wawon M Keaupol L K Noone K J Apuakeheu W Logan John Ab Hing Rev E Nuwhiwa Moves Aato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Higglue
Faruis ‘Er
Institute of Hawaii
Parmere’ Ipalitute
Mawati
Wallowe
Needop Agricultural College
G. Amith
Dolly
Pearl City
Wahiawa
RC Lang
Chas. Coot
Sam Lua
D. Wawon
le M. Keaupol
L. K Noone
K. J. Apuakeheu
W. Logan
John Ab Hing
Rev
E Nuwhiwa
Aato
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