Planters Aim to Plant 2000 Families in Homestead Scheme
A contentious meeting outlines plans to organize 2000 families into a homestead program. The agreement covers payments of 24 cents per acre with initial costs, while watchdogs question profits and contractor charges. Special Agent Campbell to oversee examinations. next meeting set to finalize details in the Stunconnah Building offices.
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Waces
Jose
Memnenit. 4 Thwate Mtti
Wtensnutily
Ecuntaneting
Campbell
Ivers
Iaanit i
Wednonday
Mavis Hual
Sam Mpbell
Stunconnah Huilding
William Savithe
Natalie Ax Ima
Juerent Menta
Ivers Moressith
Atkinson, Carden
Savithe
Piles Under the Bridge Deemed Rotten and Unsafe
A report on the Waikane Bridge foundation notes rotten piles under the bridge. Engineers conclude piles sunk too shallow and decayed, unfit for value, with possible full removal and concrete foundation needed to restore safety.
Sammy Smith Adjudicated Juvenile Court Case In Reform Motive
Juvenile Sammy Smith appeared before Judge Whitney as the court dealt with minor offenses and thefts linked to money drawers at local shops. His mother arranged a reformed course while Peters’ Messenger Service issues and a bicycle debt are noted. The court set a follow up and a job plan while a motion picture event at Park Theater and bridge improvements at Dimond Head were referenced for public notice.
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Hide Whitney
Samuel Bailth
Tad Bey
Sammy
Leon
Wall Nichole
Miexan
Peters’ Messenger Service
Himelf
Whitney
Peters
Wile Ninon
Pete
Am Et Rand
Walulun workers threaten town action over plant shutdown
Walanne Anpanene in work is roorning for the thaw as Walanna Dupanesi and partners demand protections and labor stability. Mayor vacation refusal sparks tension while a plantation shutdown could cripple supply. President Tenney of Walulun Agricultural Company outlines the company stance.
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Walanne Anpanene
Walanna Dupanesi
Japeneke
Wauinweylang
Port Puerto Rico workers face new wage tale in turmoil
A garbled report claims Porto Ricans offered 20 dollars monthly for labor in Howl and Port Rieu, with mentions of 85 dollars monthly in Port Rieu and free access to media. The piece references Huwailen Bugner Planters and a recent end to a wilt story, citing unverified sources and unclear dates.
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Huwailen Bugner
Lalor Hiren
Porto
Howl Plantation
Port Rieu
Deposits In Territorial Banks Reach Milestone
Territorial funds are freed from vaults and on track to be deposited in Hawaiin banks. Officials like Treasurer and Attorney General Hemenway oversee deposits totaling around 150000 to 140000 across multiple banks. Banks including Bank of Hawai and Spencke bank are set to receive funds. some deposits already approved and disbursed.
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Kent
Strmmurer
Hemenway
Acverdanes
Uva
Treasury
Eloven
Spenckeis Bank
Bintop
No New Contract Castle
A fragmentary report notes no new contract for Castle and references preparations and attendees. The text mentions a committee and arrangements discussed for an event, with unclear details and several missing words.
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Castle
Boston firm bids 1 295 321 for Pearl Harbor drydock
Washington May 22 C M Leach of Boston was the lowest bidder for the Pearl Harbor drydock. His bid totaled 1 295 321 dollars. The San Francisco Bridge Company submitted a bid of 1 760 00 dollars and ranked last among those solicited last February.
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Washington
C. M. Leach
Boston
Pearl Harbor
Navy Department
Boston Company
San Francisco
Cononny
Teach
Navy plans two Dreadnought battleships this year
Washington May 22 The Naval Department will have under construction two battleships of the Dreadnought type and seven torpedo destroyers during the current fiscal year as part of expanded shipbuilding plans.
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Washington
Naval Censpesent
San Francisco Naval Incident Involving Admiral Uria Megaliy
In San Francisco in May 92 the captain of a liver ship became entangled in a dispute over a naval tug. Admiral Urin, claimed to be involved, faced charges for allegedly landing Admiral Uria Megaliy without consent from Customs authorities. Authorities pursued the matter through naval and customs channels.
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San Francisco
Nivvon Maeru
Omfor
Jancle
Urin
Seine Firet
Nicaragua's Big Loan Negotiated in Europe Reported
Reports from Washington on May 22 indicate Nicaragua has negotiated a large loan in Europe. In West Siberia on May 22, Father Ignatius, a monarchist, was assassinated here today.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Europe
Timse
West Siberia
Ignatius
Wan
Attorney Strauss May Be Disbarred
The piece reports attorney Strauss facing possible disbarment as mut proceedings began before the court. The matter, reviewed by the Attorney General, will include a Thursday conference with Clem Quinn to probe Strauss’s links to the Thonine divorce case and the alleged Maye testimony. The article notes extensive testimony but lacks final court action or a clear ruling at this time.
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Ruy
Kyke
Clem Quinn
Straten
Aid In
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Board of Immigration
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Hixtoot
Cony
Gerefi
Waikane Bridge
Oyle Eiter
Hbwald
Benjamin
New York
the Kash Co., Ltd
Corner Fort and Hotel
Sammy Smith
Watalua “Men TO Reform School
Inet
Taft
Park Theater
Ingomar
Fern
Board of Supervisors
Ragneer Gore
Pischang
Sirikkes
Tenney
Walulun — Agricultural — Companys Limited
Ompany
Alameda
Island Fruit Co
Kino
Territorat
MS Messenger
Vauls
Lamine
Riuwer
Evant
Namin
Jan
Aftalyy
Hollister
Palm Cafe
Union
J. Hopp & CO
King S&t
Uriu Negaliy
Strauss
Crossett Shoe
Crosett
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