Agricultural correspondence from Mexico and Hawaii seed imports
Professor Koebele reports from Mexico on import controls for reptiles to Hawaii, effective July 1 under a 1900 act. Secretary Neal is cited as authority. Commissioner Taylor in California ships 500 pounds of seed potatoes to distribute. Cab bage from Manoa valley and other seed needs are noted. Frank Ferreira now sells Hawaiian carlow on Alakea Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mameda
Hawaii
Ne Flean
Congress
Agrinee
Moe
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
National Department of Agriculture
Bryan
Whart
Kochele
Taylor
Mexican
San Francisco
Thenh
Mexico
Tontana
California
Farmore
Commissioner of Agriculture
Leper Reservation Bill Proposed for Molokai Site
Washington report quotes Delegate Wilcox touting a bill to create a Federal leper reservation at the present Molokai colony. It envisions transferring control to the U.S. Treasury under the Marine Hospital Service, funding for care and expert research, and potential global health benefits. Breckone endorses using experts to study and treat leprosy while aiding Hawaii and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastington
Ape Lal
Molokai
Hawaii
Nawily
United States Treasury
Marine Hospital Corps
United States
Weeper Reservation
Sbxton
Drewent
Ropers
J. A. Breckone
Odd Water Phenomenon Aboard Helen Reports Unusual Tide
Captain Sicholson arrives with news that Ki avon began to emit and a water spout or tide eroded from a calm harbor near Hilo. The vessel rode four to five knots as the crew observed fish and a sudden water retreat lasting over two hours. Earth tremors followed near Kilauea with shocks in Hamakua. The evening Nuuany Chapter meeting was canceled due to J A Hassinger’s death.
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Wilder
Sicholson
Nawal al Man Porte
Neas
Kiavon
Nicholson
Tapaaios
Hilo
Sven
Papaalon
Kilauea
Honolulu
Hamakua
Fannie Kerr Abandoned Off Nome With Crew Missing
A British steamer Fannie Kerr abandoned by officers and crew on May 2 after deck explosion, 3700 tons, bound to San Francisco from Newcastle. Captain Gibbons and part of the crew reached Makawell, Kanal. two boats still missing. British consulate, U S Naval Station, and Fish Commission ordered search with Albatross and W. G. Hall to pursue missing boats and possible rescue efforts.
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Fannie Kerr
Oibbens
San Francino
Newcastle
Muetralla
Nome
Aout
Kaual
Tett J
Gibbonshiewon
Jorew
Makawell
Kanal
Longwood
Mi Wen
Theother
James Makes
Kullur
Merry
United States Fiah Commission
Albatrosso
Rescun
Kerry Ie
Hall
Hie
Honolulu
Mikituda
Maki
Thomas
Atleatrons Hy
W.G. Hall
Honoluluu
Tuller
James Mirthe
Nile
Kaitat
Eterna
Fannie Kerr Tal
Dhlore
Kilauea Erupts With Unprecedented Fire Fountains
A late 1908 report from Halemaumau describes Kilauea’s crater erupting with new fire fountains and heavy smoke. Observers note glowing vents, steam and ash, and a shifting plume lighting the night sky. Manager Waldron reports continued activity and coordination with observers to document the eruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilau
Xeeater
Kilauea
Jaiis
Fort
Dows
Halemayman
Linn
Mauger Walran
Uwelahuna
Halemauman
McKennie
Stuck & Dairy Company
Iportant
Koawun
Manger Waldron
Valerie Howse
Eldos
Tagiauil
William Reed Denies Candidacy Amidst Hawaii Delegates
A clearlooking account shows AGTH NOT CANDIDATE WILLIAM REED at a police station issuing a final statement on his delegateship bid. The report details statements about political support, the Houston Potent and the Republican convention, naming potential consents and several individuals tied to the debate. The foreign tone and garbled text reflect OCR issues but preserve the core event: Reed’s stance on candidacy and the surrounding delegate discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reed
Woman Beaten by Husband in Domestic Case
Dr Moore attended a serious domestic assault case where a husband allegedly struck his wife, pulling her from bed and causing severe injuries. The victim, now in a grave condition, gave birth to a child earlier and the husband faces possible bond terms as authorities prepare further proceedings in Policer Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cman
Orier
Chillingworth
Poller
Rapid Transit Matters and Extensions Unclear
A garbled report discusses rapid transit company actions, potential extensions, and timing. It mentions a work plan around Mironae and a reevaluation of operations with the Pawaa Qhi Hiamen and other entities, but specific dates, places, and outcomes are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Rapht Transit Co
Hat Howe
Kamoitittl
Regari
Sult
Pawaa
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Agricultural Correspondence
Wilson Good
Saint Patrick
Koebele
Manoa
Commissioner Taylor
Frank Ferreira
Alukea Street
Beretanta
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Union
Wilcox Leder Bil
Washington Paper
Helene
Maalaea Bay
Papaaloa
Nuuany
Rowe Croix
J. A. Hassinger
Corona Colt
Colt
Crick
Maling
METS
Millwell
James Makew
Gibvons
Ani Tir Hal Alee
Hanoula
Askeed
Mannie Kerr
Huntiah
Ain Georgy
Prien
Waldron
Pwekabana
Murweyne
Kau
Halemanman
Carter
Iyanevada
Willy
Tribune Tepee
Rome
Killowell
Will
J. G. Pratt
Aehl Rowuunie
Wouke eeWulfe
Mawati
Ferannat
Tealtinge
John Baker
Noah Kepatkal
Maui
AG. M. Robertson
ES. Boyd
Wol Wright
Col
J. HL
Parker
Jerry Cronin
J. L. Kaulako
Kanlakow
Kanoakua
Tne
Reed
Otto
Hate Annex
Shreen Street
Low Sajoon
Fend
Klin
Tom Morchesey
Cronin
Urata
Cromin
Tran
Jost Fort ET
Reet
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