Governor Carter May Yet Resign or Return to Honolulu
The report circulating says Governor Carter left Honolulu aboard the Alameda en route to Washington with friends saying he may not resign. Rumors claim he reconsidered his hasty action and could return to Honolulu to resume governorship. Observers discuss succession plans and possible candidates as Planters' Association reportedly weighed action.
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Carter
Alameda
Washington
Honolulu
Burhes
Gen R. Carter
Hawaii
Congress
Planters’ Association
D. Tenney
August Dreier
Dispute Over Police Officer Appointments In Oahu
County Attorney EB A Douthitt stated the need for Attorney General approval of police officer appointments on Oahu. Under prior law, High Sheriff approvals were required. on other islands, local Sheriffs and High Sheriff approval applied. Now County Sheriffs hold powers, prompting questions of discrimination between Oahu and other counties. Attorney General Andrews said he would likely approve appointments for Oahu as well, though he did not favor expanding scrutiny.
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EB. A. Douthitt
Oahu
Andrews
Gonridt Resigns as School Agent in Hawaii
Christian Conradt has submitted his resignation to the Department of Public Instruction due to the small salary provided by the state Legislature. It is reported that Mr. Cox, formerly a teacher at Kilauea Kauai, will be appointed to fill the vacancy. There will be initiation at the Honolulu Aerie 140 meeting this evening.
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Christian Conradt
Department of Public Instruction
Cox
Kilauea
Kauai
Honolulu
Governor Proclaims Territory Cedes Lands for Public Health Station
The governor signed a proclamation ceding lands selected by Surgeon General Wyman for a Federal leproarium. The action reserves a forty foot right of way and grants United States exclusive use of portions along trails and roads, detailing Wat solu, Watkolu, Kalawao, and Kalawao Makana sites totaling over 5oo acres. Secretary Atkinson accompanied the signing.
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United States
Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Territory of
Hawaii
Congress
Board of Health of
Territory of Hawaii
United
Watsolu
Manki Watkolu
Kalawao
Kala
Trust Company Watches Over Live and After Death Affairs
The text argues that many lack proficiency in handling posthumous affairs. A trust company cares for the interests of the world’s workers both during life and after death, guiding estates and ensuring proper administration for those unfamiliar with such procedures.
Soldier Arrested by U S Marshal in Counterfeiting Case
A Camp McKinley soldier was arrested by a U S Marshal on counterfeiting charges. Federal authorities declined to disclose details, noting a preliminary hearing set before a U S Commissioner this afternoon. County officers told reporters little beyond the arrest, while soldiers from the camp gathered at the Judiciary Building seeking information.
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United States
Camp McKinley
Breckens
Maling
Camp McKining
Judiciary Building
Waterhouse backs Cooper as next governor choice
Waterhouse, a Republican official, stated this afternoon that if Carter resigns, H. E. Cooper would be the suitable governor candidate. He argued Cooper would receive popular support and maintain strong backing.
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Waterhouse
Republican County
Carter
H. E. Cooper
Mr. Wa
Sheriff Cites Plan to Reduce Police Force
Sheriff A. M. Crown said he expects to cut the police force while maintaining a high standard of vigilance. He expects no trouble in transferring the department to the County and stated it will be done without difficulty.
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A. M. Crown
Atkinson Discusses County Government Establishment
Acting Governor Jack Atkinson outlines a general policy for establishing county government in Hawaii. He emphasizes mutual cooperation among departments, future planning, and avoiding clashes with Honolulu’s municipal status, while noting Honolulu’s potential to become a municipality. The new Board of Immigration, chaired by Atkinson, will meet in the afternoon with Sargent in attendance.
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Carter
Hawaii
Atkinson
Jack Atkinson
Jack
Sam
Honolulu Ie
Tself
Honolulu
Hos
Monnolulie
Laganda
Mutek
Ant
Commissioner Sargent
bin Neal Ant
Lyon
Board of Immigration
Sargent
Endorsed slate listed for county positions
The executive committee of the Regents presents a slate including SL Aylott janitor at mma! Square Bd, Madelena and A H Moore as Auditor's deputies, HB Buffandeau clerk's assistant, E G Carreira as Auditor's deputy, W R Combs clerk in police, and George Washington Nawankoa as road supervisor at Ewa.
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Regents
SL Aylott
Mma! Square
Madelena
A. H. Moore
Buffandeau
E. G. Carreira
W. R. Combs
Pioneer Mill Directors Save Dividend Plans
Directors of the Pioneer Mill Co. met to approve maintaining the dividend at one to two percent, with discussions noting stability and potential adjustments. Ambiguities in the text obscure full details.
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Pioneer Mill Co
Home Bakery Prices Set at 1177 Alakea Street
Mrs Furtel, proprietor of Home Bakery at 1177 Alakea Street, offers daily bread cake and plow t. Avery day, fees bread cake and plow.
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Mra. M. Firrell
Blake Street
Avery Day
Fees
T Home Bakery
Alakea Atreet
Furtel
Alate
Rockefeller Promises Yale College One Million
New Haven June 28 John D Rockefeller promised Yale College one million dollars in a public statement. The pledge is reported as part of ongoing fundraising efforts and underscores Rockefeller's planned gift to support the university.
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Rockefeller
YALE
New Haven
Gann
Jonn.d. Luakefelter
Yate College
Johnson Favored for Board of Supervisors Post
Advance word says Dant Johnson will be the Board of Supervisors choice for round supervisor with four of seven votes secured. George W. Bimith B. B. Adama Frank Archer and Jack Lac cas expected to back Johnson. Health matters force W. Sock Campbell to depart Salonda. W. M. Minton will act for him by power of attorney. Dredging crew delays push completion to July. Governor away. Secretary acts as Governor. The CA. Minor to arrive Friday night or Saturday from Victoria and Vancouver.
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Dant Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Carrret
Sure
Geo. W. Bimith
B. B. Adama
Frank Archer
Jack Laccas
Johnson
Poattio
W. Matsock Campbell
Salonda
W. M. Minton
Lord & Deleet
CA. Minor
Victoria
Vancouver
Real Estate Transactions and Local Notices From 1905
Real estate transfers recorded June 20 1905 include A Baptiste to Joan Magalhees parcel in Kalwikd Hilo Hawaii valued at 400 dollars and GJ Waller to HM Dow on GJ A648 Manon Ta Hono Oahu for 2500 dollars. A marriage noted in Nawiliwili Kauai. Schooner Concord to sail Hilorum at 4. Financial tally reports England and lagnet year bankruptcies total 4 51, up 256 from prior year.
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A Baptiste
Joan Magalhees
Kalwikd
Hilo
Hawaii
GJ Waller
HM Dow
Kel
Manon Ta
Hono
Jul
Oahu
Tate
Yoo Hop
Lam Hin
Jeagobold
Hides
Eogland and Lagnet
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Newyork
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New York
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Molokai
U.S
Surgeon General
Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
Fort Street, Honolulu
Soldier
U. S
Waterrouse
Cooprr
WAITY
King ST. NR. Fort
Hen
Japan
Vladivostok
Siberia
Ita
Wen
Pioneer
GALE
J. Hopp & Ca
Young Bidg
Odessa
Russia
Penang
Pattison
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Democrats
John T. Pattison
Cornel
Cornell
Ihs
Real Estate Transactions
Harry Armitage
Miss Spits
Charles W. Bolts
Nawiliwill
Kaual
Concord
Hilorum
Boon
Tan
Oxford
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company
Fort Street
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