Hawaii lecture plans attract US speaker Brigham
Jame L. Stack, a Chicago advertising man who bought A A Wider’s Waikiki home, is credited with boosting interest in Hawaii. Nat M. Brigham, American illustrated lecturer, plans a July visit and may speak on Ma wal W. Simpson of the Santa Fe railroad has written the Hawaii Promotion Committee about Brigham.
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Jame L. Stack
Chicago
A. A
Waikiki
Nat M. Brigham
Brighan
Wy 'T Berlaham
Mawal
WH. Simpson
Santa Fe Railroad
Hawaii
Brisham
Harvard
Mr. Stack
Okinawa Japanese Plan Welcome for Marquis Sho’s Son in Honolulu
Okinawa Japanese groups in Oulu prepare a cordial reception for the sen of Marquis Sho when he lands in Honolulu on Jung 2 on his journey toward Kingland to enroll at Oxford University. He is the son of the hereditary ruler of their Ryukyu clan.
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Okinawa
Spanish War Veterans to commemorate day observance
United Spanish War Veterans plan observances with the Grand Army of the Republic. Sunday evening features divino services at 7 30 attended by Theodore Roosevelt Camp No 1 and George W De Long Post members at Pythian Hall. Memorial Day will see preparations for services over graves. Also noted is a customs department opium probe initiating a sweep of oriental concerns and individuals.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. de Long
Gok
Pythian Mall
Holstein Denies Misquotation in Public Works Case
Holstein writes editors to correct an editorial claim about graft in the Kohala district public works affair. He asserts he did not misquote or misstate facts and cites conversations with Campbell, asserting sufficient evidence exists only in records of Campbell’s office. He accuses the piece of misreading and perversion of statements related to the Mahukon landing and the wharf project.
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Witnens
Campbell
Geatt
Byoaker Holstein
Howe Han
Cowan
Df. Gowan
Malukana
Soenker Holstein
Apbell
Board of Public Works
Ste. Hot Clo
Ste Campbell Suster
Tig
Public Works
Raft
Edintiboty
Inyiian Hike
Kraft
Tor Witleh
Helene Wealleeuiness
Wimnten
Campbert
Thiembertt
Shawn Mie
Bomen
Public Works Department
Hon
Uwe
Holst EL
Off to Sell Hawaii Bonds
Conkling and Attorney T Hemenway left for New York to arrange a sale of 1 600 000 in Territorial bonds. Hemenway handles the legal side while Conkling opens negotiations with the Anandern No kcent. The Territory expects a strong reception in the New York bond market with Mapai acting as treasurer.
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DL. Conkling
T. Hemenway
New York
Hemenway
White Conkling
Conkling
Admance Tonry Mapai
Oklahoma paper start proposed by ex editor Dale Filliart
ABE MARTIN notes former editor Dale Filliart considers launching a newspaper in Oklahoma amid talk of two turnip crops yearly. Mise Tawney Apple won forty seven votes for queen at the corn show, a scene full of relatives and local color.
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Dale Filliart
Oklahoma
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