Honolulu approves $250 monthly donation to Hawaii Promotion Committee
By authority the Honolulu city and county board votes to appropriate $250 from the General Fund each month for six months starting July 4 1909 as a donation to the Hawaii Promotion Committee. Introduced by Supervisor Daniel Logan. Clerk Kalaovokalani Jr notes minutes and voting details from the July 2 1909 meeting.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Danie Logan
Tuembny
Walt Hoard
Ayon
Ala
Cox
Kane
Logan
Quinn
Tatar H
Noon
Aylett
Mechton
Kalauvokalant, JR
Patrons Told to Move Garbage by Early Morning Collect
Notice to patrons of the garbage department ordering them to place refuse for removal by 1 a.m. or else disposal will wait until the following morning. Issued by the garbage department under order of WILSON.
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Garbage Department
Hastienn Hawkes
Thie
Wilson
Buot
Garbage
Board of Health to Hold Meeting on New Health Rules
Gurrey's board of health schedules a post noon session to review eighty to ninety newly formed temp forms under the new laws. They will consider changes to the zoning of committees and the reform of rules and regulations, including the pro rata monthly funding for the institution and the return of several Chinese patients to their homeland.
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Tve Raribf
Katunpapa
Chivewe Conml
Prevent
Molokat
Woodruff Takes Oath At New Judge Ceremony
The oath ceremony for Judge Woodruff unfolds with remarks from Judge Dole, officials, and bar members. Speeches from Kinney, Hemenway, Commissioner Davis, and Governor Frear highlight the event as the new judge prepares to handle criminal matters alongside Judge Dole and the court.
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de Bolt
Dole
Wilder
Jude Dole
Judes Dole
de Holt
Woodruff
Uurt
Elvic
W. C. Smith
Planters’ Association
Dnew
Kinney
Har Amoutation
Kinshey
Chon
Hineney
Sinlth
W. R. Castl
Castle
Newenway
Hemenway
Addres
United
Davis
Heeeckonk
United States District Attorney's Office
Jake
Woodruft
Tim
Woodruf
Humphreys
Clwatice Perry
Supreme Court of the
Territory
Perry
Circuit Court
Woodrut
Mrear
Breckons
Frear
Increased Revenues and Court Oath Ceremony Details
The article recounts an event where Frear faced admission to practice before the Federal Court, an oath administered by Judge Woodruff, and a dispute over fees. It covers remarks by Governor Frear, Breckons, and Murphy, plus a long court session outline, attendance of officials, printing debates, and county budget items including police, health, and school funding.
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Frear
George W. Woodrut
Ewan
Woodruff
Breckons
Breckona
Murphy
United States ‘District
Woodruft
Perry
Wilder
Dr Bell
Daly
Kreokens
Rawling
United Bruton District Attorney
oMce
Har Association
Chitinworth
Quinn
Lishifoot
Lindway
Tanderson
Uemenway
Quar
Rely Whitney
Bren
City Board Acts On Ordinances And Health Changes
The supervisors debated budgets and approved five ordinances on third reading. Actions include vegetable, meat and fowl rates, indigent sick relief, ceasing county physician death certificates, and tenement maintenance. Committees will review health and sanitation matters and related requests from officials at Camp Very and the county.
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Public Instruction
Aero
Babbitt Kleke
Thin
Weston
Supoevianen
M. Finnon
Fight Over the Deal Recounts a Tavern Accident
A letter describes tensions between Silva and the Magles over Mr Winkler’s tavern arrangements. Key figures include Mr Silva, the Magles, and widow Mrs Winkler. The writer states no prior contact with Silva or the widow and notes remains turned over to Eagles for burial logistics and wagon landings.
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Silva
Tere
Magles
Ty Alletant
Appelton
Mr. Winkler
Twa Col Cored Wall
Mr. Silva
Eltek
Strike agitators from other islands to meet in Honolulu theater
A mass meeting is planned for tomorrow in Honolulu Theater led by Maui and Hawaii labor associations to review reports from island delegates and decide whether to continue or suspend the strike for higher wages. Maui delegates Obunka Mori Kimura Waikapu Tanabe Lahaina and others attend. Maui and Kona reformers expected aboard Mauna Loa.
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Honolulu
Mie High Oy Wrae
Thir Telanut
Mant
Hawaii
Kauai
M. Dowku
Maut
Chundine
Mau
Maun News
Maui
Otsuka
Jean
Obunka
Mori
Wailuku
Kimura
Waikapu
Tanabe
Kiet
Shirots
Lahaina
Kuto
Muna
Pukishima
Kohulut
Punene
Mito
Pala
Mauna Loa
Kau and
Kona
Eelack
Arsh portmasters honored by Taft commissions
George Desba and J N Williams receive commissions signed by President Taft. They arrived in Mayne tall and were forwarded to Str. Hobert Hilo and Williams at Kai lui. Arthur Waal, postmaster at Lalal ne, is noted as the only powerful official to hold three consecutive commissions through three presidential administrations. The report describes confusion over a phone incident and cites editorials about the event.
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George Desba
J. NB
Williame J
Mroaldent
Taft
Mayne Tall
Hobert Hilo
Wilihame
Kailui
Bit
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