Territory Bonding Powers in Hawaii Debate Heats Up
Discussions center on whether county governments may bond for public works and how property can be condemned for irrigation and public improvements. The debate covers territorial authority, condemnation rights, arid land classes, and implications for Hawaii’s counties and future development.
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Wut
Twarings
Moniell
Doe
Howe
Tven
Mann
Hamilton
Henman
Hawaii
Countien
Gul Kauat
Maul
Man Borrow
Leean Fonds
Mawali
France
Gemllen
Ravel
Lab
Istana
Baet
Einkern
Pontwet
Hamnittan
Mr. Houldan
Proquine
Mr. Mann
Tage
Tee the
Good
W Corporation
Prverty
Instructing Territory Farmers Aims At Yo Ho Island Experiments
Reports from Hilo detail a plan to place experimental farmers on Kauai Maui and Hawaii to advance Americanization of the Territory. Two farms on Kauai and Maui plus three on Hawaii would be operated, with instructors and funds from the Coast. Governor Frear backs the program as a long-term effort.
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Heyerior
Kauai
Maui
Hawaii
Frear
Ree
Svea
Garten
Hele
Crother San Gabriel
Han
Instruction for Army Officers in Hawaii 1910 Camp
General Orders announce a 1910 infantry officers camp of the Organized Militia of Hawaii at Port Bhatt er Honolulu from September 17 to 30. Lt Col Robert Bulined is to lead the camp. All Hawaii National Guard infantry officers must attend unless excused. Governor approves.
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Iam
Hawaii
Territory OF Hawaii
Adjutant General's Office
Honolulu
Genera
Department of California
Organland Millia
Port Bhatter
Honelyu
Inezuelve
Robert
Sth Infantry
Hu Oon
TL Alb
National Guard of
John W. Jones
Adjutant General
Water system plan aims for clear supply from immediate source
Superintendent Maraton Campbell stated a new intake had been built from the aqueduct to the pipeline at Manoa to draw water directly from the reservoir. The system will continue with the lined and covered reservoir to prevent contamination and ensure clear water. Water supply will resume from the local source once conditions permit.
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Maraton Campbell
Manoa
City Plans Taxicab Service In Honolulu
A proposed local taxicab company to be run by H. Th. Odell would place meters beside the driver to record distance and fare. Initial rates would start at 30 cents for the first mile and 16 cents for each subsequent quarter mile, with a proposed capital of $25,000 and 600 shares.
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Honolulu
Matoland
H. Th. Odell
Jax
Hetaoe
Capial Auer
Jprapoemd
Sealed proposal for Pearl Harbor marine barracks project
A sealed proposal will be received at the office until 11 am August 25 1910 for the erection of a marine barracks officers houses and servants quarters at the Naval Station Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Proposal blanks plans and specifications available from the Quartermaster Wart Cargo Office Honolulu or from the undersigned The Quartermaster reserves the right to reject any bids or waive informalities and will proceed to award as authorized by the Navy Yard Bremerton and other issuing offices. Colonel and Quartermaster Japan ports are noted.
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C, & Marine Corps
Quartermaster's Oca
Washington
D.C
Honolulu
T. HL
Maine Barracks
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Ban Franello
Denny
Japanine
Osten Ee
Wrutiah Frelen
Vancouver T
World Rubber and Market Trends Through 1909 1910
Special Agent Henry Hudalooka reports on rubber trade fluctuations from December 31, 1909, to late 1910. Prices for fine hard rubber rose amid supply shortages and strong demand, with monthly peaks in mid to late years. Estimated global supply totals and regional sources are cited, illustrating price movements from 1.28 to 2.19 per pound and rising through 1910.
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Henry Hud
London
Amakon
Stalay
Ceylon
Sumatra
Belgian Congo
French Congo
Portuguese West Africa
Africa
Rangoon
Penang
Borneo
East Coast
Madagascar
Mexico
Bnst Indies
Central America
United States
Hilo Bomb Case Sends J Kunmie to Grand Jury
May 30 report of J Kunmie a young Hawaiian accused of attempting to blow up Por Hee O Meer Apann with four sticks of gunpowder. Proceedings before Acting District Magistrate Swain included contested testimony and a prosecution witness clash. After motions and defense actions the defendant was bound over to the grand jury.
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Hilo
J. Kunmie
Por Hee Omeer Apann
Swain
Harry Iewis
Cam
Kianae
Easiaus
Lim
Kuswae
Apand
Thikge
Knanag
Witter
Fetter
Irwin
Ewaln
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Germany
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Hongkong
Japan
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U. S. Senate
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Honokan Sugar Company
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