Shipman Seeks injunction over county payment claim
In Hawaii on May, Supervisor Shipman vowed injunctions to halt the payment of the Honolulu Works claim against the County. The County Attorney advised against payment. In San Francisco on May 9 sugar price listed at 5.83 cents a pound or $76.60 per ton, with a previous quotation of 3.765 cents.
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Special Bulletin Wireless
Hilo
Hawaii
Shipman
Bing
San Francisco
Cal
Favors Queen's Claim Highlighted by Representative Mc Gavin
Representative Mc Gavin of the Clams Comuluion expressed strong support for the Queen's claim this morning. He noted a thorough inquiry has been conducted and urged Congress to rectify the matter. He plans to revisit the issue in committee after returning, to gauge fellow members' views and report back. Continued on Page 2.
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Littlefield
Maine
Department of Agriculture
Judiciary
Hawaii
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McGavin
Congress
Teun
White Tam
Hopp & Co Move To Lewers & Cooke Building
Hopp and Co the Furniture People complete moving sample portions of stock to the Lewers and Cooke building on King Street. The new store occupies three floors and basement devoted to furniture making and selling. Open invitation to inspect the new quarters.
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Hopp & CO
Lewers & Cooke
King Street
J. Hopp & Co
King St
Congressmen Visit Monolali Sights in Hawaii Tour
A party of congressmen and accompanying guests toured sights around Monolali starting at 9 30 am from the Hawaiian and Young Hotels. The outing, organized by co P Cooke and H P Wood of the Promotion Committee, used cars provided by owners and included numerous representatives and their spouses.
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Monolali
Co. P. Cooke
H. P. Wood
Jd. A. McCandless
Senator Piles
W. L. Jones
J.P. Cooke
Stevens
M. Ballou
Capron
Castle
Col. Hepburn
A. Gartley
Lilly
Dmshop
Brick
Iaughter
Jas. Kennedy
Needham
Gen. Kelfer
Star
N. Watkins
Fitzgerald
Advertiser
W. H. Baird
Graft
Congressional Hop at Seaside Hotel Welcomes Hawaii Guests
A dance at the Seaside tonight will greet the Hawaii guests and bid farewell to the U.S. Senate Annapolis party. The event, featuring a mand concert and dance on the Young Hotel roof garden, is urged for public attendance and a proper welcome to the Congressional party.
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Seaside Hotel
Hawaii
U.S. S. Annapolis
Congressional Party
Visitors Plan Today and Tomorrow Tour Highlights
The schedule for Congressional Visitors includes a 2 PM automobile tour from the Country Club, tea served on site, a weekday service at St Andrew's Cathedral where Queen Lillhokas lant will attend the Diview memorial Sunday school and parish house foundation ceremony, a waterborne parade aboard the Captain, an Aquarium visit, and a possible Diamond Head excursion to Kauai.
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Coun
Will Be Governor Secretary and Official Bouncer
Lloyd Conkling will be Acting Governor and Territorial Secretary next Saturday while the Governor leaves for the Coast. Secretary Atkinson will accompany the Congressional party. The Governor fears he may be unable to depart Saturday if workload remains, but plans to leave, staying about two months on the trip to the States.
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Lloyd Conk-ling
Territorial
Atkinson
Bis
Bind at Seaside Royal Flawallan Ban Tonight
The Royal Flawallan ban will pay at the Seaside Hotel this evening after the convert to be given in the city is finished. The program will begin shortly after 9:30, it will take a splendid evening at the finest beach in the Islands.
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Islands
3000 MEN NEEDED FOR TOUL FORTIFICATIONS FORCE
Captain Orwell says at least 3000 men would be required to man and protect the Toul fortifications once completed. The case of Gerhard Diets, charged with criminal homicide by J W. A. Redhouse, came up in the Police Court this morning but was continued to next Monday.
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Toul
Gerhard Diets
J W. A. Redhouse
Congressional party tours Bishop Museum in Honolulu
The Congressional party visited the Bishop Museum this forenoon after returning from the Kabauiki camp. Senators Bishop and Smith and Mr. Dodge of the Bishop Estate Trustees welcomed them. Dr. Brigham and Secretary McClellan guided the tour, highlighting the Hawaiian grass house, Kilauea volcano scene, and Captain Cook’s monument.
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Bishop Estate
Brigham
Lane
Atkinson
Rome
McClellan
Lely
Kilaue
Capt. Cooks
Helau
Gongert and Dange at the Young Tonight
A Land concert and dance will be held tonight on the roof garden of the Alexander Young Hotel in honor of the Congressional party. The Royal Hawaiian band will perform and Kuakini Orchestra will provide the dancing, with Hawaii's finest native musicians. All island, city and foreign friends are invited.
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Alexander Young
Royal Hawaiian Band
Kuat
Hawaii
New York
Not a Cent Left a Familiar Expression Ad
An old denouncement of fortunes depleted by poor investments appears as an advertisement offering estate management services. The copy promises to relieve heirs of burdens, provide business experience, and offer free investment advice to those who once owned large estates now penniless.
One Car Run Over Frisco Line
A guarded car was sent out today over the street railway system. There was no serious trouble. The Committee of Fifty appointed by the Mayor has organized a conciliation committee, which is at work. The telephone situation has improved.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fi Their Fight And Disagree
In Los Angeles on May 9 Tommy Burns explains he agreed to lose last night to obtain a match. O'Brien chose to win on merit. Manager McCarey confirms Burns assertion.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tommy Burns
O'Brien
McCarey
Burns
Jury For Haywood Trial Opens In Boise City
Boise City Idaho May 9 The examination of jurors to try Hay wood has begun.
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Boise City
Idaho
No Competitive Drill at Shriners Event in Los Angeles
The Shriners interpret a Los Angeles cablegram as showing the Arah patrol drill was an exhibition not a competition. Each participating pitteol won a trophy while Honolulu drew the largest applause, suggesting it would have won if it had been competitive.
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Los Angeles
Arah Patrol
Honolulu
20 to 1 horse wins Metropolitan Handicap in New York
Glo rifier, a 20 to 1 shot, won the Metropolitan Handicap in New York today. The unexpected upset crowns the race as bettors witness a long shot triumph at the track.
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New York
N. Y
Japanese Break Into Quarantine Station Arrests
Two Japanese hotel runners T. Motoshige and T. Koeda were arrested by Marshal Hendry near noon for violating quarantine regulations after breaking into quarantine buildings on Quarantine Island to reach arriving passengers aboard the Mongolia. Charged and detained, warrants were issued at Dr. Cofer's request.
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T. Motoshige
T. Koeda
Marshal Hendry
Dr. Cofer
United States District Austorey Breckons
Tland
Mongolia
Biel
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