Breckons Seeks Pure Revenue From District Land Sale
The government negotiates a sale under treasury instructions and United States Attorney General recommendation. The plan involves a large tract for future development and uses proceeds to fund treasury operations and needed public works. The district court and officials expect a final decision at the next congressional session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laitentiate
Mtorhey
Sas
HOLT
He. Bhorotacy
The
Treasury
United Hietos
Secretary of the Treasury
Wren
Gary Hue
Final Vote Count Tonight in Grand Popularity Contest
Tonight at 8 o'clock in the Wa tletin business room on Lake Street the mint count of votes in the Grand Popularity Contest closes last Saturday. Winners will be named after the count and the full candidate totals will appear tomorrow. A public count will be witnessed by many contestants and friends.
H. E. Hendrick Ltd Phone 2646 Merchant and Alakee
Local business listing notes H E Hendrick Ltd operates at Merchant and Alakee with phone contact 2646 for inquiries and services.
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H. E. Hendrick, Ltd
Merchant and Alakee
Drawings for Land Exciting Yet Heavily Attended by Applicants
Land Commissioner Teule held a morning allotment of homesteads with about 190 applications read in order as many absent applicants forfeited their chance. Most tracts in the Katiouad and Alem trades were taken while several in Pahow and Liaile remain open for first come seekers. Names drawn include J William B Young Kaliewon 42 4 2 F Mede Jr Pathan 25 Towe Reeves Kulion 4 Jowe Hodeten and others listed.
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Solomon
Deed at Kinel Wharf Action and Harbor Receipt Noted
A damaged fragment mentions a deed for Kinel Wharf, harbor official actions, and a manager overseeing the wharf. It references a protest tied to a high-speed exhibit and a Japanese vessel, with officials referred to and a deliberative review noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibet
Alexmmdor
TP Cooke
Open Bids for Much Army Work
Seven firms bid on a major dam project supplying water to Ladlehua. Lord-Young Engineering Co. was the leading bidder for the construction, with Honolur and Draying Co. as the only other competitor. Proposals opened by Major Cheatham, chief quartermaster, indicate fast approval with funds from a large appropriation. The two contract sections cover clearing obstructions and excavating the dam site, aiming to let the work immediately.
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Bo Linpen
Seho
Cheathat
Led Young Co
Hana Ak
Honolur and
Draying Co
Ladlehua
Lia
Wantington
Widon
Frenchman Boillot Wins Grand Prix in Dieppe Race
In Dieppe France on June 26 Boillot driving a Peugeot won the Grand Prix completing 956 miles in 13 hours 58 minutes 28 seconds.
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Roerial Hatten Gable
Dieppe
Boillot
Peuguot Tar
Senator Higgins Dies in New York on June 26
Former Senator Higgins of Delaware died in New York City. The report notes his passing occurred today, highlighting his long service and former role representing Delaware in the Senate.
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Mpeouki Muesi
New York, N. Y
Senator Higgins
Delaware
Mexican Skirmish Near Puerto de Pilón Reported
Mexican government troops clash with rebels near Puerto de Pilón on June 26. Casualties not yet known as reports remain unclear amid disrupted lines and garbled dispatches from the field.
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Cable Puerto DE Pilon
Mex
Hess
Notice to Advertisers and Subscribers in 1912
On Monday July 1 1912 the Hawaiian Star and Evening Bulletin merge into the Honolulu Star Bulletin from Alukea street offices. The paper promises minimum circulation over 4000, ads at fifteen cents an inch until Jan 1 1913, with reductions vs combined rates. Subscriptions carry the usual rates, and the semi weekly and weekly editions replace prior papers.
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Hawaiian Star and Evening Bulletin
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Alukea Street
Hawaiian Star and
Evening Bulletin
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Hawaiian Star
Harbor Board Seeks Self Sustaining Powers and Contracts
Harbor board plans to obtain self sustaining powers to operate the port and secure contracts for future work. The measure aims to enable quicker, cheaper access to coal, shelter, and related facilities while funding territorial needs. Continued discussion promised in an upcoming page 4 feature.
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Harbor Board
Mont Riayer
Tie Beard
Petit Wivanker
Ann
Esther Jiemnthors
One Millionaire Tramp Left After Windjammer Tale
George D. Lilite, once one of the three Millionaire Tramps, suddenly remains aboard the windjammer Balward Small while the others, Bib It and Francis Tittle Ve UE, face stomach trouble and nervous attacks. Lilite plans to depart for California after his health improves, leaving Franoie, the remaining millionaire tramp, to continue his stunt. Attorney George S. Chiray contends Lilite’s behavior has drawn attention, and Franie’s voyage to the Pacific continues despite legal pressures stemming from Fearon Sullivan’s arrest.
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George D. Lilite
Nlllonnis
Honoluli
Ehip Bal
Muldenly
Rio Hue
Francis Tittle
Watkinih
Cme
Honolulu
Tin i We
Frank Sullivan
Hamagee
Gitte
George
Chirey Belie
A. T. Dupont
Hanolute
Hien
Franaie
wCaversior
David R. Prancis
Fearon Sullivan
Nic Katt Agale
Cherwwall
Sullivan
Taft urged to save U.S. Commerce Court by rail groups
A Southwest railroad delegation met President Taft in Washington on June 26 and warned there would be no way to appeal the Interstate Commerce Commission decisions. The President indicated he would vet the issue.
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Taft
U.S. Commerce Court
Hutte
Washington, D. C
Ing ‘Court
Inter Iecommerce Commission
National Cash Register Loses Point in Case
Federal Judge Hollinter overruled the demurrer of the National Cash Register Company tied to monopoly in restraint of trade amid a Cincinnati case on June 26.
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tHoeray Leela
Cincinnati
Hollinter
National Cash Register Company
Fragmented OCR Reading of a Bulletin Request
A garbled OCR line references a bulletin and news items with unclear names and dates. The readable fragment mentions Sugar Kan Praseine and CHL with notes on a prior invitation and a requirement to obtain the bulletin and news.
Coalition Plan Emerges From Democratic Convention Turmoil
Baltimore readers watched a chaotic convention scene as rumors of a La Follette Bryan alliance surfaced. The permanent organization chosen Ollie James as chair, while John W Kern joined the resolutions committee. Police were posted in the gallery to quell disruptions as delegates awaited credentials verdicts.
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Baltimore
la Follette
Bryan
Wisconsin
Permanent
Ollie Dames
Kentucky
John W. Kern
Indiana
Blanchard
Rayner
Grayton Graves
Folk
Hy Jours
Bryan Leaders Not Cast Down by Defeat
Baltimore June 26 Bryan leaders say the nomination defeat does not mean the repudiation of Bryan by Democracy. They assert remaining veto power via the two thirds rule though not on actual ballot. Progressives push Kern for President while Heney’s mission remains unclear.
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Duletin Cable
Baltimore
Bryan
Judge Parker
Conservi Committee
Garter
H. Harrison
Chi
Sullivan
Hingis
John W. Kern
Francis J. Heney
Organization of the Convention
National Committee
Gonrole
Resolutions Committee
Clark
The
Nations Committee
Booth Dakota
Roosevelt Governor Won’t Be Organizer for New Party
A fragment from Page 9 indicates Roosevelt Governor will not serve as organizer. Dune Aldena Reserveir Ave Tanceaheed declines a seat on the eighteen-member committee forming the new party.
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Roosevelt
Dune Aldena Reserveir
Tanceaheed
Ganine
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Breckons
Chris Hot
Kul
Kinel Wharf
Lord-Young Engineering Company
Schofield Reservoir
Higgins
Senator LA Follette
Soni Monte
Thor
George D. Little
Honolulan
Say Coalition
Assoriu
Cubrey
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