Planters Endorse Governor Carter Planters Endorse Governor Carter
The Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association held a pre noon meeting in the Judd building to discuss Governor Carter’s resignation. A five member committee was appointed to urge him to reconsider and report unanimous backing from the planters. The planters adopted resolutions endorsing Carter while seeking his continued leadership.
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Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Judd
Carter
Dusinass
Planters’ Associaion
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Arawal
W. ©. Smith
Smith
Brannenwald
Baldwin Won't Take Governorship Appointive Consideration
H. P. Baldwin refused to be considered for a possible appointee to the governorship. In a telegraphic reply he stated he cannot accept the position. The reply clarifies his stance on future executive appointments.
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Civic Federation
Lfe
Carter
Territorial
Jack Atkinson
City
Bla
Washington
Baldwin
H. E. Cooper
H. B. Cooper
H. P. Baldwin
Grand Jury Discharges After No Bill Findings
The Grand Jury report presented to Judge De Holt finds no bill on several cases including alcohol sale without license and assault. Clerk John Guild and foreman Charles Phillips signed the discharge, with thanks to the secretary and jurors.
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Firand
Prosser
de Holt
Willy
Charles Phillips
Ino
Kepoikai Endorsed for Hawaiʻi Governor in Wailuku Meeting
In Wailuku Maui on June 24 citizens from all parties endorsed Judge A. N. Kepoikal for governor of the Territory of Hawaiʻi. A three member committee led by H. P. Baldwin Kellinol and Lyons will carry resolutions to Honolulu detailing the unanimous support and forwarding copies to various officials and leaders.
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Cutotat
Wailuku
Maui
Carter
Noa Kepoikal
Kalua
Viva
Crockett
Case
Keola
H. P. Baldwin
Kellinol
Lyons
Honolulu
Kinamall
Mane
A. N. Kepotkal
Second Judicial Circuit
Territory of
Hawaiii
United States of America
New County Building Proposal By McCandless Brothers
County Supervisors in Oahu consider McCandless Brothers plan to erect a 50 000 building at King and Bethel streets. The second floor would house county offices with vaults, offices, and an assembly hall. Lease terms include monthly rent and a percent of 820 100, with the project boosting taxable property and local employment. The lot allows 40 by 140 feet, near the police station and business district, promising a permanent, attractive structure replacing wooden buildings. Also notes arrivals in San Francisco and Honolulu locals.
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Oahu
Makal Waikiki
King and Bethel Streets
McCandrews Brothers
Garantee
Fand New Brothers
McCandrens Brothers
McCandlens
Conteal
Busines
Adams WANTED FOR CHAIRMAN NY FFIA S MEN
The County Board of Supervisors meets this afternoon to discuss offices for Clerk, Attorney, Auditor and Treasurer. G W Laith proposed as chairman while Fifth District Supervisors back K R Adams, the Supervisor at Large, suggesting his election would better represent their district.
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Dlecuna
G. W. Laith
Board of Supervisors
Fifth
K. R. Adams
Ashford Receives Navy Notice On Exam For Appointment
Ashford, son of C. W. Andy ford, receives official Washington notice from the Navy Bureau of Navigation dated June 7, 1906. It states he passed the examination for a midshipman appointment and is ordered to appear for a physical examination. if found qualified, appointment will follow.
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H. Ashford
C. W. Andyford
Washington
Washington, D. C
Department of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Hewall
Bureau
Unrest in Lodz Leaves Thousands Fatally Hurt
Civil unrest in Lodz results in an estimated two thousand casualties. Violence escalates with clashes continuing after a resumed session last night. The Social Democracy and Jewish Bund are cited as initiators seeking revenge for prior disorders.
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Cabrey Lodz
Social Democracy
Jewish Bund
Hazardous Device Thrown At Prago Police Station
The man who threw a hazardous device into the Prago police station has been sentenced. Workmen threaten a general strike amid concerns of further danger and potential unrest. Police and officials warn of ongoing tensions and possible disruptions.
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Associated Prey
Warbaw
Rusala
Sochamith
Prago
Russian Cruiser On The Way Home
Oahu County Board of Supervisors elected Geo W Smith as temporary chairman after a short session. A. Adams moved, H T Moore seconded. Loomis secretary went to England. Misc items note aviation and legal cases, with brief quotes and local color.
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Geo. W. Smith
Oahu
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