Hawaii and Federal Education Funds in Territory Talk
Hawaii seeks a share of federal funds for agriculture and mechanical arts colleges, supporting state universities. Robertson named Republican National Committeeman. debates over Hawaii advertising literature, labor unrest in Colorado, and political figures are noted.
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Hawaii
Colleges of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arte
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Kuntee and the Volcano Review Recommends Focus on Science
Dr Otto Kuntee favors a scientific review of Hawaii volcanoes over ads and pricing talk. He suggests separate literature for eruption and quiet periods, criticizing broad publication with images only during active burning phases. The draft notes difficulty in achieving exactness and unity.
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Otto Kuntee
Bia
Kantaw’e Heate
Hawaii
Upa
Ite
Henry
London Times and Russian Pretence in US Education Debate
The London Times fears American education aims to reveal Russia's role in our Civil War era. The piece argues Britain and Russia are longtime foes, questions British aid to the United States since 1776, and cautions against biased London reportage shaping US policy. It claims American policy should focus on immediate national welfare.
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London Times
Times
Rueela Hove
Moscow
Murcia Nile
Var East
Russia
Great Britain
Rubhin
Tom
Stone
Howe
London
United States
Country Teacher Demands Fair Salary Cuts
A June 17 1908 editorial from the Evitor Evening Bulletin argues for proportional salary reductions for teachers and school officials amid budget pressures. It notes superintendent Audneom faces a $7 monthly cut and highlights disparate pay between city supervisors and country teachers, debating equity and impacts on rural education. It cites cross‑state comparisons, the pushback from high school workers, and concerns about maintaining free public schooling during financial strain. The piece reflects early 20th century debates over education funding and wage scales.
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Evitor Evening Bulletin
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Redolug
Yale
Narvard
Cornell
Hdintarkh
Scott
Donnie
Porto Kian
Tne
Philippians
Norwil Kchool Graduaes
California
Oregon
Washington
Florida
Hewreslock
Strange Delicacies Gaining Demand in London
In London a growing demand for peculiar dishes is noted. Gourmands seek whitle birdy Werte vinegs dried backbone of timeon escargote and French milleams ale frogs. A single plate of Uirda Mest soup draws attention for its bite and novelty.
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London
Maternity Home Benefit Dance Promises Hawaiian Tables
A Saturday evening benefit at Kaplolant Maternity Home features Hawaiian tables and a special pedro booth to aid the institution. An evening of dancing and attractions is planned with flower and candy booths, aiming to draw patrons and make the event a success. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children, with gates opening at 2 PM.
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Kaplolant
Pedro
What Hawaii Needs an Agricultural College Urges Reform
A leading article by Balliol W. Giftard argues Hawaii must establish an agricultural college to educate youth and empower small American and Hawaiian producers. It calls for practical instruction, local experimentation, and development of fruit, vegetables, and early industry roots along with central canneries and export ventures.
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Giftard
Wuib
Hawaii
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Howe
Agricultural College
Sinatote
Widgle
Anniall
Einai Owning & Common Mill
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Prosecution Restes On Conspiracy Witnesses In Johnson Case
The prosecution wrapped its case in the Kumalae and John Henry Cooper conspiracy, with witnesses including J. W. Girvin who typed the committee report. Chillingworth testified he arranged the report and had Johnson’s help, while others denied involvement and misused funds surfaced in related accounts. A sugar boiler, Bolafeller, was arrested on fraud charges after a prior police run‑in.
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J. W. Girvin
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de [Boll
von Withewes
Kumalae
John Henry Cooper
Enoch Johnson
J. A. Maxoon
John Wilson
Mr. Lyons
J A. Boyd
Mim. Lennon
W. C. Smith
Chillingworth
Mlev Jones
Mee
Len
James
Girvin
Johnson
Eufant
Ashford
Philingworth
Astouis
Vlaice
Chine
Committee On Accounts
Bolafeller
Ha- Wall
McDutto
Holkweller
Carl Klemme
Sierra Voyage Through Tasman Sea Storm to Auckland and Pago Pago
A Sierra liner arrives Auckland June 10 after a perilous sixteen hour gale from the Tasman Sea. Passengers include Captain Max de Bathe and Captain De hola omfenra, with Sir Tatton Bykey aboard. The voyage from Pago Pago to Honolulu proceeds under calmer winds, though the ship carries a large through passenger list.
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Sydney
Kalnat
Bho
Honolulu
Enelanda
Max de Bathe
Coot de Hola Omfenra
Roveland
Tatton Bykey Ie
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Darling
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