Breckens Reports Withdrawal of Mahuka Site Project
A Treasury Department cable indicates the Mahuka site withdrawal accepted with no further federal investigation. District Attorney Breckens and Jobbers like Shingle confirm no word on progress, while Governor Carter is positioned to settle public building matters tied to the Mahuka location.
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Mahuka Site
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Malika
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Mahuka
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Opera House
Washington
Naval Station seeks bids for coal and tarnish supplies
U S Naval Station issues tender invitation to local businesses for supplying coal and tarnish beginning July 1. Bids requested from qualified firms.
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Captain Brown Dead in Portland After Long Island Life
Captain John A Brown a former resident of the Hawaiian Islands and a prominent figure in Pacific stevedoring died in Portland on March 18 from heart disease. Born 1844 he rose from deckhand to master and led Brown and McCable. He chaired various fraternal groups and served on Oregon boards, leaving five sons and several daughters.
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Portland
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Pacific
Brown
Brown and McCable
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Lin
Mast
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Willamette Lodge
Fo & Alm
Mohawk ‘Tribe
No. 28
Red Men
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Cal
Pilot Commissaters
Oregon
Gerald
Rum Rig Backers Glash Success
The dapiuere hotel keepers chartered the Kamer to take Hitovers to Vancouver after a Portinenene Trevelit discharge that venture. Hotel emmine around plantations tollante intereating staples reliting geomedapaness. Planters say Europeans earn better pay than Japanese who work on plantations. Portuguese and Spaniards learn from them but are not as enduring. Since the Ki merie story, many Japanese have books for Vancouver, while Kam its laborers from Portugal and Spain not going away. Continued on Page 2.
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Vancouver
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Sinil
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Kimerle
Dar laborer killed by falling wire accident
John Silva a Portuguese laborer employed by Contractor Kinhoine on the Niuann dan work was killed this morning by a wire accident at Ke neluck. He appears to have stepped over the wire while it was on the ground dust then moved the engine which pulled the wire and suddenly lifted him ten feet into the air. Comrades rushed to help but he died a few minutes later. An inquest will be held at 7:80 oclock this evening with a coroner and jury. He leaves a wife.
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Keneluck
Silva
Siva
Tiny
Fortification ideas for Kawaihae and Hawaii discussed
A fragmentary discussion argues for immediate fortification of the Kawaihae area and surrounding coastlines to deter potential naval threats. It contends a war risk exists amid rival powers, urging rapid quarrying of rock and construction of defensive works along the littoral and nearby channels.
Kamarinas Day in Pouge Court
Police Court session opened with a mix of elderly defendants. Mary Gordon Bennett, a Black woman famed for dancing with the law, faced a drunkenness charge and entered a guilty plea, paying a fine. Louhit Testa, noted as a tower four hundred mainstay, faced related charges as the session continued.
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Wars and Rumors of Wars We Read in Papers
The article contrasts global conflicts with local crime, noting that robberies occur more often than wars. It urges individuals to secure valuables in a personal safe deposit box, offered for 5 dollars per month.
Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd. Shapes and Partners
Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd. expands through WorthM and Wenatuli partnerships to enhance fiduciary services and client offerings. The move signals strategic collaboration with WorthM and Wenatuli to broaden trust administration, investment management, and related advisory resources.
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Auctioneers Raise Land Prices in District Sale
Land Commissioner Pratt and bidders Looney Lyman and others competed fiercely at a district auction. Prices jumped from a two bit baseline to high amounts as Looney and Lyman exchanged raises, with Pratt withdrawing a tract when bids stalled.
Large Tax Appeal Impacts Way & Land Co Property
The Tax Assessor and theater face a major case in the Territory over land value. The railway argues the lien should not be fixed, seeking within ten rent units to access the property. Attorney General Peters and deputy JW Catton back the land at six hundred ten thousand dollars.
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Apyent & Tehater
Yhix
Uy Cost
Latte Way & Land Company
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Peters
Dupalty
JW. Catton
Kohala Children Serve at Rev Threanmin Church
Special to the Kohala Bulletin notes a Kohala church service for children led by Mya and Dr. Bend with Scripture verses and displays of intelligence. Music was led by Min Jobin Hind. a solo “Sue for Little Children to Come Unto Me” performed by B C Vaughan. Separate items mention a perjury witness and bond, a civil suit, and other local proceedings with limited readable detail.
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Hawaii
Threanmin
Mya
Bend
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Min
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B.C. Vaughan
Hilo Officials Approve Estate Actions Amid Inquiry
In Hilo Hawaii a local discussion arose on enforcing measures related to the estate of J H L Nishwits as attorney Meeckens and United States marshals oversee actions. Indes Robinson approved proceedings today while Home Nish- Witz and broader strategic concerns were noted.
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Spoehil Bojer Wireless
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Hawaii
Die & Trier
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Marchal
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Mie Edmiindie AG
Tvalits
Nish- Witz
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J. HL Nishwits
Indes Robinson
Mayor Schmitz Removed From Office in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June 17 Mayor Schmitz has been removed from office and Supervisor Gallagher appointed to serve until a permanent mayor is named satisfactory to the prosecution. Other cases have been postponed.
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Trembler Shot By Police Heightens Manchuria Tension
MUKDEN June 17 report says the shooting of a Chinese policeman on the Yalu escalates Chinese Japanese clashes in Manchuria. A separate dispatch from VALDIVIA Chile notes June 17 earthquake casualties and injuries across a wide area.
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Yalu
Manchuria
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Chile
Not Limit Armament Not Limit Armament
The June 17 remark notes that the limitation of armaments will not be proposed at the current Peace Conference. The statement signals no new arms control measure is on the agenda for the talks initiating that day.
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