Lindsay Objects 70 Paying Appeal
The article reports Lindsay challenging a ruling as the Moorean Court of the Vites Statew weighs a Frewnt election amid a paving dispute. Attorney General Linisas argues final judgment lies with the Supreme Court, delaying payment and court action. We await Thursday morning for further court direction and potential interim steps.
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Valuations Rise in Hawaii Territory as Treasurer Praised
Acting Governor Moses Smith says Hawaii Territory's total valuation increases at least ten million dollars over the previous year with potential gains above twenty three million after appeals. Territorial Treasurer Conkling is praised for overseeing the compilation and anticipated transmission to Governor Prendergast in Washington.
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Aspen
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Government to Raise Government Lease Rates for Plantations
Disagreement over leasing reforms shows plantation lands facing higher rents. Officials debate charging more for state leases to boost revenue, citing past rates of 3 5 and 18 dollars for various plots. A Chinese farmer faces a proposed increase to 10 dollars per year for Palama cane fields as the board weighs long term terms.
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Prominent figures in unique libel suit aboard Sewall
In a crisis looming in Federal Court tomorrow the libel suit against ship Sewall features three prominent figures aboard the vessel from San Francisco to Hawaii. The pictured trio include A. R. Dupont, George D. Little, and George M. Curry among others, with Frank Sullivan claiming injuries for $30 to $1000.
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Frank Sullivan
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Sewall
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Hawaii
A. R. Dupont
George D. Little
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George &. Curry
Honolulu
Newt
Sidney R. Francis
Francis
Missouri
Schneider
Little
Cur Ty
Three Bulletin Newsboys Earn Awards in Monthly Contest
Astenlating record as three Haltotin newsboys share top honors in the monthly newsboy contest. Tu Fong leads with four thousand copies, Henry Peterson places third in April, and Alan Wapern wins a prize for the second time this month.
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Henry Peterson
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Boli
Evry
Panern
Aggertan
Opinion on fruit fly control invited by Board of Agriculture
Dr Wilcox asked to give opinion on methods to combat the Mediterranean fruit fly infestation in Home Holi. The Board invites him to address a public meeting and outline the opportunities for control, referencing measures implemented in the prior campaign. The report notes an ongoing court action involving a divorce case in the area.
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House Passes Bill to Protect Shipping and Refuse Clearance
Washington June 3 The House today considers a bill to protect shipping and refuse clearance to trust owned ships, with fines, confiscations and penalties proposed. Also the House appropriation committee cut the Taft tariff board from the sundry civil appropriation bill. Heavy reductions hit the nama Ganal and public buildings programs. Twenty five thousand dollars was allotted for the President's annual traveling expenses.
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Two Battleships Back On Naval Bill Program
Washington June The Senate restored the two battleship provision in the naval appropriation bill after it had been killed by the House.
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Sugar history letter influenced cane debate in New York
A June 3 report notes a Cherter A Morey letter from Denver introduced in evidence in the sugar cane case. Havemeyer described actions by you and Oxnard as satin, highlighting industry tensions and historical sugar policy discourse in New York.
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Morey
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Oxnard
Taft and Roosevelt forces split six delegates in Arizona
Tucson June 3 Taft and Roosevelt factions in the Republican convention split six delegates to the national convention in Chicago. The division reflects a contested primary result and ongoing party balance as candidates campaign ahead of the national gathering.
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Demand of Fans Listen To Frisco Revolt News
San Francisco, June 3. In the revolt against the longballing San Francisco team, William Reidy replaces Danny Longacre as manager. The siege progresses as the city watches the Beal Ban. Rumors of changes in players and leadership swirl amid ongoing tensions.
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German fleet arrives at Fort Monroe amid protests
President Taft received the German cruiser Moltke and the protested Bremen and Bretten at Fort Monroe Virginia as the Atlantic fleet met with its visiting ships during the American voyage. The third squadron of the fleet joined the processional ships in a tense display.
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Ruef Disbarred by California Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court today formally disbarred Abe Ruef, former political boss, ending years of legal battles. Ruef faces removal from the bar after a ruling that marks a decisive consequence for his career in San Francisco politics.
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Old whaling claim rises from long-ago dispute
A fragment from a historical report recounts an old whaling claim tied to Confederate era ships and the U S government. It mentions the schooner Whittle, the brig Shena, and a petition seeking funds from Melbourne and Hawaiian authorities amid a larger maritime dispute.
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