High Court Hearings Stir County Government Case
Territorial arguments unfold in a long session before the High Court. Judge Hartwell and Highton spar over the validity of the County Act, bond security, and territorial revenue use, with references to the Organic Act and bondholders. The dispute centers on whether county power can exceed territorial limits and how bond revenue should be allocated.
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Highton
High Court
Mntat
Aighton
Gnvereien
Migtlon
Anthart
Ericen
Legielatiien
Boutholdes Highton
Hartwell
Hichtow
Wan
Yeedy
Fhhetton
Wnmet
Proverr
Public Works Department
Governor's message on election inspectors discussed
The text describes a political dispute over appointment of election inspectors and public school policy. It notes a majority committee report framed in political terms and hints at influencing Missouri positions. It mentions precinct resolutions showing public concern about schools and intends voters to guide actions.
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Bng
Hawaii
Missouri
Exclusive Suitings Parade From Pern Lia Tailors
A garbled ad describes a grand lot of exclusive suitings with unique patterns offered by a local tailor. It proclaims unmatched style and quality, claiming every piece is stylish and superior.
Yachts Scene Described At Yacht Glitz Event
Yachts La Paloma Mawali rush to harbor with Cape McTaviane Hebron Legwarly Pettly aboard as captains and hosts prep for a gala at Yacht Glitz with native masters aboard. Others plan to race off by Tuesday in lively coastal setting near Kauai.
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Three Jaya
Hanalel Kaval
Cape Walt Mactaviane
Hebron
Leg
Puna Sale Postponed Pending Continuance
The sale of the Muna Plantation Co was continued from last week to today after Judge Du Holt granted a motion for continuance. All parties consented to the continuation during the hearing, with attorney Lewis noting a stipulation to reset the matter.
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Muna Plantation Co
du Holt
Atormuy Lewis
Government Appropriation Dispute and Property Claim Review
The record notes vetoes and a governor's claim process with references to House resolutions, a proposed appropriation for government expenses, and inquiries into multiple claims. A land claim near Honokad and Hamakua for 19? square fort is cited, with a $550 claim by John Lycurgus and unresolved road-damage reimbursements, awaiting deed confirmation and payment upon proper execution.
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Honate
Honokad
Hamakua
Police Works Department
Smnall
John Lycurgus
Territorial Government Payments and Public Works Dispute
A report discusses public works payments and contracts amid a dispute over road widening on private land, criticizing a contractor payment of 42,600 to American-Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Company. It questions executive overreach and urges court scrutiny of appropriations and prior authority.
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Lyournes
Fort Tong
Kaumann
Public Works
Boyd
Ie Ty Vlelt Co
Bnti
Publi Wors
Supreme Court
Tom Ault
Stockholier
Haweaiian Engineering and Construction Company
Rand Heringen Fund
Tilo
Mle Kientro Light Co
Mulao
Hilo Tetephone Co
Hii
Richart
C. Tottersen
Vyolnnte
Ible
van Hoot
MeVeluhed
Beemuwe
Hutmied
Willers Steamdip Co
Perlalayire
Vilekint
Peruna advertised as cure for women's ailments and fatigue
A historical advertisement extols Peruna as a remedy for indigestion, nervousness, and female diseases. It features testimonials from Hattie Deace and Elizabeth Ferguson praising relief after months of use, plus an offer for free summer consultations by Dr. S. B. Hartman and distribution through Benson, Smith & Co.
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Perune
Kmaabeth Ferguson
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Ferguson
Hartman
B. Hartman
Colu
de. Hartman
Hola
Colustbus
Obland
Dr. Hartman
Public Works and Legislation Billing Disputes of 1904 1908
Summary of a legislative inquiry into public works bills from 1904 to 1908. It discusses the derrick landing at Helekunu, appropriations limits, Supreme Court rulings on legislature powers, and disputes over reimbursements to various firms and witnesses. Contains names such as A Lindway and references to Hilo Shippers Wharf Committee and Ab Nam.
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Molokal
Montha
Rome
Public Works
Legismature
Howtearneb
Helekunu
Supreme Court
Tcumnot
A. Lindway
Hilo Shippers
Hilo
Tits Bil
Department of Justice
Hideway
Ridgway
Fourth Circuit
Ridgway & Tideway
Ah Nam
W. J. Yates
D. K. Kenlohapauol
Solomon Nahupu
Witneses
Han
Gage Weeren
Sxpensen Judge Weaver
Court of Land Registration
Inauguration Court Costs But No Appropriations Made
The 1908 report notes no funds were provided for the court’s incidental expenses. Judge Weaver traveled to Massachusetts to study the system and his salary was continued. He returned in December and bought supplies for the court to begin the next month, but the auditor refused payment for items charged to a prior period. The territory had taken delivery and paid, yet no travel allowance was approved. The session adjourned at 1 45 a m with no further business before the hours.
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Weaver
Massachusetts
Ince
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