Roosevelt Letter Fuels Frear Governorship Talk
The article reports rumors that Walter Frear may be offered the governorship of Hawaii by President Roosevelt. Chief Justice Frear, interviewed, did not confirm any letter or decision but indicated a possible official statement soon. He hinted vacation plans could be affected and showed cautious optimism about a settlement.
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Maul Ready for Congressmen Meeting in Wailuku
A meeting of prominent Wailuku Kahului and Puunene citizens convened at the Wailuku courthouse to plan on entertaining Congressmen and their wives arriving in Waialua from Honolulu via Lahaina next Wednesday morning. Committees were named with Hon H P Baldwin Tompsky D C Lindsay and C D among the appointees.
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Drunken soldiers disrupt night at Oahu saloon
Reported disorder emerged when soldiers from the local garrison joined with others to celebrate a coms departure. An incipient riot sparked in the Oahu saloon on King Street as the group caused a lively disturbance with assistance from accompanying comrades.
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Congressmen Falk Party Visits University Grounds and Country Club
The Congressional party toured the city and shopped, lunched with University guests, and planned an afternoon visit to the Pali before rain redirected them to the Country Club. They enjoyed the grounds as Chief Clerk Lloyd Conkling guided them on the trip to Sahalia.
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Country Club
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Sahalia
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July Amm Games at Kapiolani Park
July Amm Games planned for Kapiolani Park with events for seniors and boys under 19, including sprints, relay, potato race, bicycle race for girls, and a greased pole contest. Committee favors Kapiolani Park for better advantages. note the page 4 continuation.
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Seaside Dance Tonight Welcomes Town Guests
An invitation invites residents and visitors to a seaside dance tonight marking the Twentieth, with refreshments and a warm greeting from local organizers. The note emphasizes community get together and fond memories as attendees gather for music and fellowship.
Mrs Dowsett argues girls should learn to make their own clothes
The board approves a new salary schedule raising most teachers' pay by up to nearly 100 percent, effective next month, as the discussion shifts to school curricula. Mrs. Dowsett and Mr. Hutchins clash over focus on sewing versus cooking, with Dowsett urging training in cutting and making clothes and sewing skills.
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Babbitt
Hutehina
Visit of Prince Fushimi to Vancouver and Tokyo plans
Prince Fushimi, former Vancouver visitor, is en route home after a British tribute voyage. The Canaul and Mr Ahab of the Yokohama Specie Bank discuss hosting arrangements in Yokohama. A Japanese cruiser is expected to trail the liner as it sails to the United States via Hong Kong, with the voyage potentially including a call at Honolulu.
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Hebbard Judge Hepresented Death by Own Action At Jail
Superior Judge Hebbard attempted to shoot himself today at the jail, despondent over possible impeachment for misconduct on the bench. Schmitz of the Associated Press reports from San Francisco.
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Hebbard
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Schmitz
Tenement Collapse Kills In New York City
New York reports a fatal tenement collapse with multiple Italians killed. Various brief items follow: Caracas cabinet resigns amid shake up. a severe earthquake felt in Caracas. disaster at Kona distillery prompts new machinery and expert oversight. Henry Te Reilly arrested on assault warrant. Swinton faces exams for primary and granumate certificates at the Normal School tomorrow at 8.
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Kona
Condt
Henry Te Reilly
John Layas
Swinton
Government vows to oppose agitator release in South France
Paris dispatch reports the government will oppose freeing agitators blamed for recent troubles in southern France. The note cites government stance amid unrest and urged vigilance against further demonstrations.
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