Governors Names Land Board Appointments Listed
The Governor names Alfred W. Carter William A Kinney Samuel C. Dwight Jacob Brown Frank Andrade and Richard H. Trent as members of the land board. The board serves a four year term with provisions for vacancies and allowances for resignations. The act allows sales of land for railroad rights of way or public enterprises under board approval. (Continued on Page 4)
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Welter
Alfred W. Carter
William A Kinney
Samuel C. Dwight
Jacob Brown
Frank Andrade
Richard H. Trent
Benin
Humane Treatment 15 Now Assured Women Prisoners
Humane treatment for women prisoners in Honolulu jail is promised starting July with new officers and a police matron salary funded. A special women’s cell will be set up for care, while Ada Van Kirk’s incident drew criticism. (Continued on Page 2)
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Honolulu
Nallon
Ada van Kirk
Paweenger
Ther Manda
Quinn Case Nears End At pollen court
In a pollen court session the Quinn automobile collision case dominated the proceedings. Ogawa the Japanese witness was examined as defense experts presented two Rapid Transit workers who testified about the wagon and car movements. J Dwyer the conductor described seeing a water buffalo ahead of the car and the collision sequence while H J Andrews and H G B Forster provided witness accounts of the wagon’s approach and the vehicle’s sudden swerve.
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Quinn
Ogawa
Witnewy
Mehtfoot
J. Dwyer
H. J. Andrews
Wale Kiki
Iain
HG. B. Forster
Niko
Alonne Kilby Street
Witteman
Law Makers Debate Over Organic Act Amendment
The record shows Governor Frear and others in a dispute over the organic act, with remarks by Mr. Mann and Mr. Hamilton. A further reading of section 10 is noted, while a carnival clubhouse project at the Outrigger Club plans proceeds with a committee directing construction.
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Frear
Cane
My. Mann
Loringhiter
Mr. Hamilton
Froar
Minnesota
Mr. Tawny
Tawney
Hamilton
Governor Wrear
Nyne
Insurgents Defeat Hull In Des Moines Primaries
Republican insurgents scored a notable victory in Des Moines on June 8, defeating incumbent Representative Hull in the primary. Hull, a longtime stalwart allied with Cannon Aldrich and administration factions, had served ten terms in Congress.
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Des Moines
Connrermvan Hull
Hull
Cannon-Aldrich
Sugar Man Higher Up Faces A Criminal Jury
New York June B The trial of Charles A Heike secretary of the trust charged with conspiracy to defraud the Government out of customs duties by false weighing of sugar has aroused widespread interest. The case before Judge Martin in the trial branch of the United circuit Court is nearly ready for the jury and has been one of the greatest legal battles waged by the Government in a long time. Continuous riferences to Mahuka site and related letters appear in the report with Governor and public works officials cited regarding development and construction implications. Continued on Page 6.
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Sugar
New
Mahuka
New York
Charles A. Heike
The
Trust
Martin
Tinal
United Cuit Court
Kuhio
Walt
Public
Marten Campbell
Campbell
McClellan
Taft Names Cram for Libera Minister to Liberia
Washington June 8. President nominates W D Cram to be United States minister to Liberia reviving memories of Roosevelt era Senate battles. Cram previously served as collector of the port at Charleston and is linked to Roosevelt appointed posts.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Senate
W. D. Cram
United States
Liveria
Cram
Charleston
More Shocks Hit Southern Italy No Damage Reported
Naples Italy June 8 Additional shocks from the southern Italian quake region yielded tremors but caused no damage. Reports describe continued aftershocks without structural harm or injuries as authorities monitor the situation.
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Naples
Italy
Missionaries Protected by U S Forces at Taku
Dispatches from Washington report gunboat Helena and cruiser New Orleans were sent to Taku to protect American missionaries amid tensions in the region.
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Washington, D. C
Stat Partment
Helena
New Orleans
Taku
President Taft Hosts Prince Puahimi Dinner Guest
Washington, D. C. June 8 Prince Puahimi of Japan on a U S tour was entertained at dinner today by President Taft reflecting cordial relations during his States visit.
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Washington, D. C
Prince Puahimi
Japan
Taft
Compromise Seen in British Legislative Plans After King Edward VII's Death
London dispatch reports partizan leaders divided on pacific influence after King Edward VII's death. The situation is described as unsettled with most observers now seeing a likely compromise in Britain’s legislative program amid laments and party maneuvering.
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London
Edward VII
Great Britain
Partizan
Broward Defeats Taliaferro in Florida Senate Race
In Jacksonville on June, Governor Broward defeats incumbent Senator Taliaferro for the seat. The campaign unfolded amid statewide interest as Broward secured victory in a competitive contest.
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Botoial Batletin
Jacksonville
Fla
Broward
Taliaferro
Big League Scores Stir Seattle and San Francisco
June 8 reports list numerous big league results with the Boston and Pittsburg teams drawing wins and losses across cities, including a rain interrupted game in New York. A separate note from Washington discusses President Taft handling Seattle civil demands regarding the Twenty-fifth Infantry after an assault incident, with authorities addressing the soldier involved.
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San Francisco
Bertfor National
Boston
Pitts
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Ag Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Fryeponewree
Swashington
Cleveland
St. Louis
National
Chicate
Clpelanal
New St. Louie
Bowtin
Mitten
Dettalt
Washington
Othir Guine
Washington, D. C
Tait
Seattle
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Automobile collision policy note from Henry Waterhouse Trust
Insurance policy notice details coverage for loss or damage by fire and a special collision potion covering damage to the automobile insured when colliding with any object. Mentions TIARITITY for damage to third parties caused by collision. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd.
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Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Damage to Steening Gear Triggers Lurline Shore Incident
The Matson Navigation steamer Lurline nearly caused a 10 ship pileup near Monohulu harbor as steering gear failed. Captain Heaney Feendon ordered rapid maneuvers toward Hackfeld wharf where the vessel finally berthed at noon today amid tense harbor activity.
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Maton Navigation
Lurline
Monohulu Harbor
Mudan Railway
Heaney Feendon
Hackfeld Wharf
Maids tone Drexel Marriage Delayed By King's Death
Road Supervisor John Wilsott spent 1058 on improvements in Honolua district during May to support funeral arrangements and carry on community duties after King Edward's death. Royal family and court members wished social functions planned before the monarch's passing to proceed if possible.
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Howe
Edward
Ing
Quees
Aly
John Wilsott
Strontt
Honolua
Registration 10 Close June 30 Amid Immigration Questions
A garbled notice outlines the deadline June 30 for registration related to territorial secretary duties. It mentions Chinese and Japanese births and immigration work, with unclear references to statutes and formal action, continuing from a prior page.
Roosevelt tells Britons rule or leave Egypt
London, May 21. Theodore Roosevelt unexpectedly urged Britain to rule or loosen control in Egypt. He said the country must redevelopment policy in the region, while acknowledging the distant ceremony and city freedoms context.
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Roosevelt
Egypt
London
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
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