Boy Scouts and Sanitation Corps in Honolulu Mosquito Campaign
The piece lauds mobilizing Honolulu public school boys into a mosquito control corps, arguing scouts' education and discipline fit for sanitary inspectors. It warns those who refuse to work may end up in juvenile court, and urges boys to seize the chance to lead city service or risk US soldiers filling the roles.
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Honolulu
Big Brothers
Boy Scouts
United States
States
Army Post for Honolulu Deliberations Enduring Debate
The Army Post proposal in Honolulu contends no civilian profit will arise if Congress authorizes the War Department to locate its main post within the city, preferably near Fort Armstrong as urged by the Department of Hawaii commander. Officers seek formal representation to Congress as plans for a permanent post and buildings cannot be completed quickly.
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Honolulu
Congress
War Department
Fort Armstrong
Department of Hawaii
Reappointment Debate at Lynn Public Schools
Citizens and teachers in Lynn Massachusetts sparred over school reapportionment as a Board of Public Instruction investigation was discussed. Questions and charges arose about publicity and governance, with board members denying any improper conduct while critics pressed for clarity on policy decisions.
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Lynn
Mee
Crete
Wwe
Noel
Eheim
Publicity Helps Public Servants, Says Education Leader
In a candid remark the superintendent argues that critics and publicity aid governance. He stresses school department openness as public business and urges officials to accept scrutiny to maintain public trust.
Waikiki water policy criticized by chairman during meeting
The chairman concluded the day by condemning Waikiki bathing and opposing tourism competition. The remarks, attributed to ex governor and others, questioned local priorities and argued against promoting tourism to the area.
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Carter
Waikiki
Sanitary Commission Aims Reform Without Hurting Honolulu
The Sanitary Commission seeks broad reforms with public support while preserving city reputation and resident health. Although some fear Waikiki bathing is unsafe, most back the Commission if it targets cleansing swamps and infestations behind Waikiki outlets rather than debating baths.
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Sanitary Commission
Honolulu
Waikiki
Peace Treaties Open New Paths in Arbitration Talks
In Washington diplomats push toward an arbitration treaty with Japan as Mediate negotiations begin amid cautious optimism. Taft warns against overexuberance, urging moderation while progress may come slowly and steadily rather than overnight.
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Washington
Japan
Taft
Great Britain
Provident Aid
Negotiation Formulas and Arbitration in Taft Era Talks
Washington correspondents report Knox and Tryon wary that public hopes may outstrip a drafted treaty. Negotiators seek a simple working formula to guide future relations, preferring arbitration as first resort before any other settlement method. The aim is a formal commitment to arbitral review before pursuing defined differences.
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Alep Wa Laken
Washington
Knox
Tryon
Hohe
Taft
Imont
Mont Trenton
WATALUA STOCKS EDGE HIGHER IN QUIET DAY
A subdued trading day on the Honolulu market mixed small gains and few movements among sugar securities. Watalua rose slightly, with limited activity in Haulers and Pahang and Tanjong Olok showing modest demand as brokers anticipate a rebound. The Honolulu and Hawaiian exchanges reported scant price changes and cautious trading overall.
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Walua
Honoluti Exchange
McBryde
Wan
Mawallan Exchange
Honolulu
MinOh
Prive J
Pahang Burher
Hawaiian Exchange Partes
Lawt Anle
Pahang
Tanjong Olok
Hawaiian Exchange
Shippers Deny Representation Amid Merchant Tension
The Merchants' Association faces strong opposition over reprémentation plans as negotiations stall. President White may convene a special merchants meeting next Monday to decide on the proposed waiving of a workshop tax, with sanitation and port funding debates fueling further strain.
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Merchants’ Association
White
Ners
Targily
Hm Hhaio
Attack Rights Contested Over Harbor Swimming Ban
In a government inquiry session Judge Cooper questioned Lightfoot on regulatory powers under the Organic Act. Milverton warned evidence would test the harbor ban's reasonableness while Wall explained map details as expert testimony. Currie of the US Marine Hospital Service discussed epidemic protection and the likelihood of harbor protection during outbreaks.
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Cooper
Lightfoot
Hawaii
Howedt
Howitt
United Blabor
Young Lightfoot
Apaiotant
Milverton
Cam
Borrevor Wall
Lexus
Dane Tides Currie
United States Marine Hospital Service
Keith de. Corrie
Policy Problem of Policy in Territory and Public Discussion
The text discusses governance by territory rather than city and county, urging public discussion. It notes no stake in criticizing city road-hustling and palm destruction debates. A commission will inspect next Saturday while Attorney Lemenway’s vacancy remains unaddressed.
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Wwe
Dover
Dr. Currie
Carter
Lemenway
Names of guests and places at Moana hotel gathering
Guests listed at the Moana hotel include Mien KR Kwon Kie Ae Ahern WoC Johnson and many others with locations in New York City Memphis San Francisco Oakland and Berkeley. The fragment mentions Mr and Mrs and other pairs along with several surnames and international places suggesting a large social function.
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Mien
Kwon
Kie Ae. Ahern
Woc
Johnson
Off
Andates
C Bhuws
New York City
le Braverman
Mies
Florence
Braverman
Mrn
Atkins
Florence le Kirchen
Mcdonald
Keettoo
Man Francisco
W. A. Rusee
Lilian Funes
Memphis
Mra
Jade ‘Bartow Kuba
Gromaburg
Mi L. T
Guenpoy
New Yok
Mesa
Vinghes California
Mine Hiser
New [York
Newell
Ian Franchnos
Huh Browning
Evan Wilkingod
Mire
Fil Biyker
New York
J. Kootve
Maxter Harald Keetow
Mine Kita O'firien
Gaylord
Roedarich Peaser
Aire Pawel
London
Aire
Sprain
Mully
Kent
W. Perrié
A.D. Thayer
Franklin
Mane
Pitt
Aon
Yokohamay
W. Kinner
Levene Kinney
Oakland
Cal Mee
AL Wright
Merkeley
Cali
Mire Ruel
le Angelor
Post
Kon
Francine
Jour
Hilo
Lockyer
Chinatown assault case ends in discharge
A Chinatown incident involving Leong Nawwan and a claimant in a paid informant inquiry led to a magistrate's doubt about evidence of rough handling. Leong Nawwan was discharged after witnesses described a melee at a gambling den with patrons seated and a police sample incident.
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Kamer
Chinatown
Leong Navi
Imapertion
Gharinn Chillinworth
Ta ‘Ong Nau
Matenerat
Leong Nawwan
Policow
Jon
Laong Nati
Itsinem
Louise
Big Sum in Hart Estate
Large time appears in the accounts of executors under the will of the late Hart estate. Mrs Rebecca Hart and T Clive Davos oversee a $50,000 Bishops and Company deposit, a $248,417 promissory note from C Bolte, a $15,000 note from A M Brows and wife, and a $12,000 note from M A Philippe. The estate also includes substantial bond holdings. Mrs Rebecca Hart and Clive Davos are acting as administratory.
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Rebecca Hart
T. Clive Davos
Depowlta
Tixhop
C. Bolte
A.M. Brows
M. A. Phillipe
Othey
Rebecca Wart
Clive Das
Hiko Hamed
Normal Students Visit Bulletin
About twenty five young Indies and Rentlemen, students from the clams in sclence of the Normal webco, paid a visit to the Bulletin this afternoon. They were shown from basement to attic and were much interested in the workings of the big Dus plex preak and hemotype machines. The class had previously visited the telephone central office where the gatorion were explained. After leaving the Bulletin they were taken to the weather bureau.
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Young Indies
Rentlemen
Tm Atternoon
Telephone
Weather Bureau
Governor submits names for loan fund commission posts
Governor Frear sent to the Chamber of Commerce the names of loan fund commission candidates. Three to be named by the Governor, with the Chamber to approve. Names listed include Andrew Adamn, T. A. Petrie, Sam Dwight, Harold Dillingham. all have been removed from consideration for the positions.
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Frear
Chamber of Commerce
Loan Fund Commission
Chamber Im
Edorne
Andrew Adamn
T. A Petrie
Sam Dwight
Board of Supervisors
Harold Dillingham
Choir Matinee Concert Delayed By Steamship Arrival
Promoter Adams reports that 9 wirelesss from Canada and Australia ship Zowlandia will miss the matinee as the steamer’s arrival is delayed. The event’s port time shifts, leaving attendees awaiting further notice and potential rescheduling.
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Port Muttn
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