Militia report lauds Hawaii National Guard units and band
Major R C Van Vliet U S 10th Infantry at Camp McKinley delivers a thorough inspection praised for discipline marching order and physical condition. Bands B D F G and hospital and signal corps lauded for efficiency, rifle work and signaling skill with high reliability in emergencies for the National Guard of Hawaii.
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van Viwl
U. S. 10Th Infantry
Camp McKinley
Guard of
R. C. van Vilet
U.S. 10Th Infantry
Mai
Honoluru
Signal Corps
National Guard of
Hawaii
Jon W. Jones
Motion to Strike Objections in Molt Estate Case
In the matter of the Molt estate the administrator de bonis non moves to strike objections and exceptions of James L Holt and James R Holt to the final accounts. The ground is lack of interest since they transferred their interest on July 1, 1902.
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R. W. Molt
de Bonis Non
James Ls Holt
James R. Holt
Movant
Holts
Bankers See No Sugar Crisis in Hawaii Economy
Clarence Cooke and L Tenney Peck discuss Hawaii banking conditions. They say rates are slightly higher for legitimate needs but not tight, loans and bank accommodations remain available. Sugar crop delays affect market timing but do not threaten prosperity. tax withdrawals are winding down as normal trade resumes.
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Hono
Monsarrat Property Sold At Public Auction Increase Over Previous Bid
The Monsarrat property at Union street and Adams lane was auctioned today at the Judiciary building entrance. Bruce Cartweheht, holder of seven mortgages, won against H. RB. Cooper representing Heilfert and Conning. The sale, ordered by Judge Robinson after an earlier bid of 2000 was deemed too low, brought in 1250 more than two weeks earlier.
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Monsarrat
Union Street
Adams Lane
Robinson
Judiciary Building
Bruce Cartwebeht
H. RB. Cooper
Hielfelt & Conining
Robins
Pineapple land to be sold at auction next Monday
Land Commissioner Pratt will auction two pineapple lots in the Populea Paumalu tract. One lot covers 1195 acres with improvements valued at 100 dollars, upset price 1068.75. The other 180.7 acres carries a 2258.75 sale price. Both parcels include extensive pineapple plantations.
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Populea-Paumalu
Pratt
Two Suits Filed by Mills Over City Mill Bills
T. Mills, the bill collector, filed two suits this morning. One pursues Becky Puller for 74.87 for supplies said to be bought from City Mill Company. The other targets Solomon Kakhkha, with Rubenstein garnishee, for 26 due Chang Chow and Chang Kim who assigned the bill to Mills.
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T. Mills
Becky Puller
City Mill Company
Mills
Solomon Kahhoka
Defenant
L Rubenstein
Chang Chow
Chang Kim
Kalve Recovered and Returns to Duties at Maui Board Meeting
Special to the Bulletin from Walluku Maui June 14 Supervis on 8E Kalve is out after a three months illness and is now attending to his duties at the meeting of the Board. Blank books ledgers etc manufactured by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
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Walluku
Maui
E. Kalve
Bulletin Pubishing Company
Four Matrimonial Knots Severed In Court Morning Rush
Court opened and four divorces granted today with custody of two children for Cavernhill. Several other couples had cases postponed to next week as the divorce term grows, with more petitions expected. Names and locales include Kamakumahaten, Loike Moonaki Kamakeumataten, Yasuklehi Tenol, Sano, Hana Kametani, Mild, and Sarah Aka fia versus Akana with temporary alimony ordered.
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Sis
Wottins
Cavernhill
Tunika
Kamakumahaten
Smother
Jaime
Sarah Akafia
Akana
Judge De Bolt eases Chinese gamblers fines
After a two day trial and Anal conviction by a jury, Judge De Bolt reduced a total fine from 350 to 10 dollars per person for eighteen Chinese gamblers. He delayed minitimus and let them go on their own recognizance, with Ulem to reappear Monday to pay or appeal. The prior judge aimed to discourage appeals by setting large fines, implying fewer appeals may occur now.
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de Bolt
Whitney
Ulem
Finance is Sound in Hawaii Economy Report
The financial condition of Hawaii is sound says San Francisco financiers. Hawaiian securities are being realized upon in large quantities. Banks and lenders are absorbing these securities without disturbing finances, evidencing stability. Hawaii remains in good shape with a satisfactory commercial outlook.
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Hawaii
San Francisco
Japanese Petition Calls Roosevelt to Allow Japanese to Enter Mainland
A Japanese American group signs a petition urging President Roosevelt to end the ban on Japanese immigration to the mainland. Negoro, Berkeley graduate, led circulation and says the document is ready for delivery to Washington. The community expects a reply within weeks.
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Roosevelt Jeeking Tim
Negoro
Berkeley
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Jae Ban
St Louis Alumni Opens New Hall with Ceremonies
The St Louis Alumni Association will formally open its new quarters with an evening program of music and literature. Many invitations have been issued, and several speakers have consented to address attendees. Willie Ellis will oversee the musical portion, with August Dreier presenting the keys to association president Jas L Holt.
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St. Louis
Jas. L. Holt
Value Of Decoration Store Invitation
Local store invites customers to visit and discuss interior decoration needs personal. Highlights large stock of wallpaper and potential mutual benefit from a chat about building or improving home interiors.
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Pacific Coast
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
van Vuiet
Carter
Island of
YEE Chan & CO
King and Bethel Streets
Albert F. Afong
Fort ST. “ Stock and Bond Broker
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
Miss Power
Ave Rd
J.carlo
Baron
Clarence Cooke
Bank of Hawaii
L. Tenney Peck
Nat'l Bank
Monsarrat Property
Kaive
Spalding
Cashler Spreckels
Ian
Violet
YEE Hop & CO
Tel. Main
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd
King ST
Chntral
Rene
Alexander
Moana
Otel
Waikiki Beach
J. H. Hertsche
Manoa Valley
Manon Valley
P. E. R. Strauch
Wally Bldg
Mara
Oahu
William T. Paty
Alakea Street
P. H. Burnette
LHOP
Iver
Whitey
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