Organic Act debate on Hawaii appropriation control
Lawmakers clash over stretching general appropriations to Hawaii and other territories. Mondell and Cocks press for explicit territorial funding while Tawney warns against departmental discretion shaping Hawaii’s share. The exchange centers on whether Hawaii should receive separate funding or rely on broader federal appropriations.
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Afton Billy
Whimyar Caprive
Congress
de Frrianental
Tyke
New York
Howell
Arisona
Aritene
Mondeil
Genmrad Gary
Howe
Hawaii
Docks
Mandel
Mandell
Hawai
Congremea
Renton Ika
Coes
Guam
Alaska
Mondell
Wyoming
Corks
Bureau of Plant Industrs
Hawa
Chiirman
Reed
Hewall
Reed Ae Gillowe
United States
Tawney
Chuteman
Minawota
Chatman
Mawall
Lin
Aay
Union
Campbell
Mr. Tawney
Gennttemat
Ae Daft Mert
Land Office
Pully
Heland Blaton
Atlem
The Hawaii Political Rumblings and Sugar Market News
From Hilo Hawaii June 10 reports warn of bustling political maneuvering as candidates circle for County Treasurer and Clerk posts with George Richardson among potential contenders. The piece also dives into sugar market dynamics with Cuban exports, stockpiles in Europe and America, and price trends shaping future refiners’ outlooks.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Tema
George Richardson
Richardson
Lalakes
Home Rite
Doct ors of the Masses in Patent Remedy Claims
A fragmentary item advertising medicines such as Lodia Wt and Winkheu’s Vegetable Compound asserts cures for female ailments and promotes “doctors of the masses” selling proprietary tonics. The text hints at harmful side effects and drops in efficacy, with references to specific products and dubious medical claims.
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Jodia i Wakhaw
Prohibitionists Convene in Maui at Kabufol Church
A Maui Prohibition convention met at Kabufol talon church on Thursday evening with 32 delegates and several proxies from Molokai and others. Officers included Hon HL PL Baldwin as president, J. W. Kalua as vice president, P. N. Kahokuolua as second vice president, and Jow P. Welch as treasurer, plus an executive committee of six. Subcommittees covered finance, publication, and campaign. Delegates from Lahaina, Wailuku, and other locales named. a petition urged the Board of License Commissioners to grant no more retail licenses, signaling ongoing anti-prohibition pressure.
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Wallvku
Maw
Prohibitionists
Maui
Kabufol Talon Church
Lhst
Ollock
Molokat
Uluyninkun
Baldwin Wan
Prohibition League of
Mani County
J. W. Kaluawan
P. N. Kahokuolua
Tev
H. F. Judd
Jom NK. Keota
Jow
Pwelch Waa Choean Treamiger
oMeera
Tye Athrt
J. K. Kahookela
Walla Jno
Palama
Lahaina
Takev
B . Turter
Makawao
Kula
Mamakuupoko
W. Napihaa
Koolay
Hana
Geo. F. Cooke
Molokai
Parentive Committee
H. A. Baldwin
B.J. Walker
TH. BH Pentallon
Chas. Wilcox
K. Keola
KR. D. Dodge
H. FP. Baldwin
J. W. Kalua
R. J. K. Nawahlow
Pres —Lahaina
Jno
Lohinus
Waltheus JW
Kalua
M. Kola
J. K Kahookeie
M. P. Walwaiole
J. K. Juna
Kaupo
Han
J. K Kawuakoa
Malawa
J. Nekaleta
M. K. Keolu
K. Kaalinikana
Pihe
MP Watwalole
Kaunakakal
J. Hahinwi
J Ines
Doleminien
Board of License Commissioners
Messrs
G. P. Cooke
M. M. Penhallow
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record June 19 1840 Yokohama
Real estate entries dated June 19 1840 record multiple transfers entered for record between 10:30 am and 4 pm. Names include Yokohama Saokin Ginko Yu Alt ts Hunk of Hawaii and various others with partial notes on properties, showrooms, and stamps. scattered context shows a mix of individuals and firms amid an imperfect OCR renderings.
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Yokohama
Hawaii
Dondoro
Kirkpatrick
Rudolph Nay Monon
Peer Meny George
McKensle
McLennon
Malle
Katuhi
Aidow
Kawalppill
Lewis
Lawrence
Bruce Cartswright
Heckley
Jane
KM Lewin
Kunane Kallikole
Tenders for Ref Beef Cattle Leper Settlement Molokai 1910
The Board of Health of Honolulu Hawaii invites sealed tenders for beef cattle and palal to Molokai Leper Settlement for the period July 1 to December 31 1910. Bids must specify price per pound dressed and price per head with delivery to the Leper Settlement, subject to rejection of unfit cattle by the Superintendent.
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Orrick
Honolati
Mawati
Molukol
Molokai
Board of Health
THE
Lta
A. Mott-Smith
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mofokal
Blutu
Watkolu
Ith
Mott-Smith
Ha’ Ie
Weighie Ap Board of Payments
U, & Ota
Public Works Seeks Proposals for Monolutu Tender
Healed tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works on Wednesday June 22 for plans specifications and proposal blanks. Bids are to be submitted to MARSTON CAMPBELL Superintendent of Public Works Monolutu on July 8 1910.
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Wolls
Ponetry
Marston Campbell
Monolutu
Jule
Bank of Honolulu Takes Over Claus Spreckels & Co
Notice that Bank of Honolulu Ltd with capital 600000 will take over and continue the general banking business of Claus Spreckels & Co starting July 1 1910 in the Territory of Hawaii. The new bank will assume the patronage and continue the services previously provided by Claus Spreckels & Co.
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Territory of Hawaii
Bank OF Honolulu, Ltd
Claus Spreckels 4 CO
Claus Bpreckels & CO
Bank OF Honolili, Ltd
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Kal
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Swain Will
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Fernandes
Hamalkua
Sheri Harry Overend
Overend
Sherif Pusqua
Repubiican
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Olqgul
W. H. Hoan
Test
Whett & Gras
Siu Journal
Europe
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Caha
Caty suMolent Suger
Hull
Liverpool
Ikas
Germany
Castoria
Mauntes
Dulintin
Lurline
CLUB
ST. Telephone Jay
Pacific Sugar Mill
Notton
Pacific Sugar Mil
PLA. Belfer & Co. Ltd
Jala
T. 1
W. Waldron
Pacific Sogar Mill
Pueno Hugue MII
Omen Scbacher & Co., Ltd
Mock of
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J. W. Waldron
Paine Edgar Mill
Hotce
Waianae Company
Welanee Company
J. M. Dowsett
T. Hi
Wald Walanne Company
Walanaa Company
Notics
Pacific Ol Trunsportation Company
Davidson
Walmanalo Plantation
McGowan
Walmenalo
Oahu
Harrison Mutual Association
Lehnhardt’s Fresh Chocolates
Henry May & CO
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