Hawaiian Council Votes 75000 Payment on Japanese Claims
An open Council of State meeting with President Dole and ministers approves paying 75000 to Japan in full settlement of claims. United States pressure to settle before annexation prompted the resolution, despite Government views that Japan’s demands were strong but not admitted as right. The vote, after debate on immigration and labor issues, is unanimous.
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Council of Sikts
Dole
Cooper
King
Damon
Smith
P. C. Jones
John Phillips
M. P. Robinsin
A.V. Gear
Juin A. Kennedy
A. G. M. Robertson
M. A. Gonsalves
J. L. Kaalukoa
W.O. Achi
S. K. Kane
FY. M. Hateh
Washington
H. ©. Bolte
Mr. Gear
Mowers
Robinson
Goncalves
Koalukou
Marx
Executive Council
Ition
Unitates
Japan
United States
Council of State
Executive Conseil
Hatch
Sife
Day
Hawaii
Iister Cooper
Miniter Sewall
Slo
Thut
Henshan Islands
Jones
Kaulakou
Legation
Robertson
Phillips
Kennedy
Thoreton
Phillipp
Honolulu Cyclery Repair Service Ad
An old line advertises the Honolulu Cyclery offering prompt bicycle repairs. It promotes maintenance with Forte’s Best Bicycle Oil and promises quick attention to heavy pushing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failey
Maya
Otis Interview Discusses Transports and Philippine Strategy
Major General E. D. Otis spoke at headquarters aboard the 8.8. Peru on the war transports. He dismissed major complaints about food and fare, noted fifteen sick with minor ailments, and explained conditions in ship galleys. Otis projected troop movements toward Manila, discussed new transports, and condemned no substantial faults in treatment while praising the crew and officers.
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Otis
Peru
Hoe
Ohio
San Francisco
War Department
Philippines
Manila
Santiago
General Otis
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
New York Regiment
Honolulu
Engle
Alaska
Remark on mobilization underscores orderly conduct
The speaker is praised as a perfect gentleman whose words are precise. He dismisses an allusion to his long military career with a sharp remark about the current emergency. He notes with pride the rapid mobilization of 200,000 men to fill the breach.
Private Strickland Dead at Red Cross Hospital
Private Strickland aged 25 of Company G Third Artillery U S A died at the Red Cross hospital shortly after 9 oclock this forenoon after seven days of fever. He came here en route to Manila on the Penna. Funeral tomorrow at 9:30 from H H Williams undertakers with a soldier detail to accompany to the cemetery.
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Strickland
Co. G
Third Artillery
Manila
Red Cross Hospital
H. H. Williams
Canine nuisance at public market sparks complaints
A lady counted nine dogs at the market yesterday as critics decry too many dogs roaming the stalls. A three foot high dog knocked a woman prone, bruising elbows. Fish inspector Keliipio said dog catchers would roam last month, amid fear of bites from market dogs including one that attacked a Japanese boy.
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David Keliipio
Board of Health
Keliipio
Puebla City officer narrowly escapes in harbor incident
Third Officer Spiers of Puebla city narrowly escaped death when a linen broke on the anchor line of a steamship hauled to Brewer's wharf. He tumbled into the air. his aide was severely bruised but not broken. Spiers remained aboard under care.
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Onhcer Spiers
Puebla
Brewer's Wharf
Spiera
Boys on the Transports Report Condition Aboard City of Puebla
Reports from Honolulu recount rough conditions aboard the City of Puebla, with dirty bays and foul smells prompting talk of temporary evacuation for cleaning before Manila voyage. A soldier punished for bread theft, strict orders on transport conduct, and generous Honolulu hospitality noted amid a Chamber of Commerce meeting and plans to raise the flag and honor late member J. J. Dowcett.
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Puebla
Manila
Paebla
Hopolulu
California
States
Boys In Blue
Executive Building
Kriss Annie Kaneho
Peru
Puebls
Honolulu
Severs
Ball
Wagner
Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce of
Mossia
J. B. Atherton
BF. Dillight
F. A. Schwefer
Chamber of Commerce Hall
Notable soldier joins American anti Spanish effort
A British officer described as Corporal Cou the Pawl Count von Waldeck left Germany on a twelve month army leave to come to America and assist in the fight against the Spaniards. He is portrayed as a tall, well mannered, trained soldier known for his conduct on duty. He is reportedly from New England or the Philippines region in 1950.
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Count von Waldeck
Puebla
Germany
America
August Term Opens With Heavy Criminal Calendar
Deputy Attorney General EB P Dole organizes the August term First Circuit Court calendar with twenty four persons charged with crime and a long list of misdemeanants. Homicide cases include Hok Yok Yang accused of killing her children W D Hamilton who shot A Davia and Heaka Naiwi charged with manslaughter in killing his mother by thrashing. There is a case of infamous crime.
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EB. P. Dole
First Circuit
Hok Yok Yang
W. D. Hamilton
A. Davia
Heaka Naiwi
Thief Recovered Shoes After Patrol at Boat House
A Peru soldier bathing at a boat house Sunday had his shoes stolen. Officer Lambert identified the thief, followed him to Kassian Frank's place, and found the suspect in bed with the shoes. The soldier retrieved his property shortly after.
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Peru
Lambert
Kassian Frank
New Molokai Sugar Company Officers Named
Huger Corporation adopts the American Sugar Company name for Molokai plantation developers with capital stock of 1.5 million dollars. Newly elected officers include President A. S. Hartwell, Vice President Cooke, Treasurer George H. Robertson, Secretary A. W. Carter, Auditor George I. Carter. OC. Brewer & Co. named as agents.
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American Sugar Company
Molokai
A. S. Hartwell
Vicw
Cooke
George H. Robertson
AW. Carter
George I. Carter
OC. Brewer & Co
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