Assessor Quits Amidties of Local Power Struggles
The assessor resigns amid accusations of favoritism toward large ranches and alleged government overreach in local tax and cattle range issues. Conflicting letters imply a push to revive control over rancher properties, with funding and governance questions surfacing. Details reference a governor and residents debating tax rates and cattle fees affecting herd owners. Continued coverage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemma
Willfong
Honolulu
Board of
Squalit
McClellan Foresees Delay in Federal Building Plan
In a letter to Governor Frear McClellan, secretary to Dele rale Kuhio, outlines expected favorable outcomes and timing. He cites potential changes to the Federal building site, possible extension of the current period, and minimal opposition to planned eliminations. He notes U.S. government aims to resolve condemnation issues and extend time without harming the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear
George Mek. McClellan
Delerale
McClellan
United Siates
Tulge Dole
Jay IV
Padi
McCtellan
Wether
Sugar Han Prancibon Event at Cle Uigtiod Bhkeie
Fragmented readable text mentions a May event named Sugar Han Prancibon or Red Heart with unclear details. A rental by Caviar Rene is noted alongside a celebration or campaign at a location resembling Cle Uigtiod Bhkeie Mee-OLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Prancibon
Wickersham Pushes For Hawaii Federal Judge Seat
Attorney General Wickersham urges expediting a pending federal court matter with focus on Hawaii. He favors a consolidated process to appoint a judge while avoiding delay, noting parallels with the Porto Rico setup. Governor Brent and officials weigh the proposed move and its implications for the Hawaii judiciary act timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Feneral
Hubley
Wickersan
Lela Department
Ure
Federal Gove
Hawai
Porto Rico
Hawaii
AttorHioy
Ceneral Wickerahim
Mrear
Whakersham
Congress
Telal
Dole Returna
Wiskeh
Msnien
Wiekerstiai
Congres
Mahuki
Fort Street
Jodie Dole
Rome
Wickerahan
Administrator of Norris estate sued for 32000 by Mrs DHerblay
In a Circuit Court action, Mrs DHerblay claims 14000 on each of two promissory notes executed by the late rancher Samuel Norris to her, dated September 28, 1802, entered after his death. The suit names Maxon and Weaver as attorneys for Mrs DHerblay and George C Hewitt as administrator of the estate. The case, sparked by Norris deed of property to Le Diferblay for one dollar witnessed by Hewitt, seeks the total 32000 plus interest. The matter heads to the January term before Judge Nig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kailie le D'iferblay
Simtel Norria
Hue Kau
Maxoon
Weaver
Mint
Whorblay
Norris
Herblay
Norvie
Hewitt
D'Herbilby
Claire Qoyeans
Territory Supreme Court
Wales
Vnlue
Samtl Norrib
Weather Today and Unclear Temperature Report
Weather data appears garbled with mixed phrases and no clear location or date. It mentions temperature, humidity, barometer, and wind but the text is unreadable and contains numerous nonstandard words and errors. No coherent forecast or measurements can be derived.
Bond Rate Debate Captures Governing Session
A discussion on the rate of new bonds dominates city council proceedings as officials consider funding plans. The transcript references key figures such as Leanne and Pamela as participants, with focus on governance and finance.
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Hue
City Debates City Policy on Public Works and Living Conditions
The city faces a split decision on how to handle sewerage drainage water supply and living conditions. Governor Carter and Chairman Chatman outline three policy areas and urge quick public input on addressing costly sewer upgrades and housing needs in areas like Kewalo and Waikahutatu.
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Forte
Georgy
Carter Chatman
Renulin
Ttn
Honulutd
Chafruan Carter
Ely
Hhrough
Kewalo
Waikahutatu
Niuwa
Nuunny Bridge
Organized Ring Operatives Target Hilo Under Probe
District Attorney Breckouw and Marshal Healy investigated an alleged opium ring in and out of Hilo. While not returning to the landing, reports suggested a well organized operation linked to drug dealing involving miners and multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckouw
Marshal Healy
Hita
Haniel
Sugar Refining Firm to Prosecute Supreme Court Case
The Department of Justice announced that the American Sugar Refining Company known as the sugar trust will prosecute the Supreme Court decision in the cases against Standard Oil and tobacco trusts. The sugar trust faces an investigation tied to a resolution by Representative Hardwick of Georgia.
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Washington, D.C
Smmtt
Department of Justice
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Supreme Court
Standard Oil and Tobacco Truste
Hardwick
Georg
Wickersham Advised Steel Trust Testimony in DC
Former legal adviser to the United States Steel Corporation, Wickersham, testified before the committee on expenditures in the Department of Justice in Washington, revealing prior service for the steel firm and that he had received a fee for his services. He faced questions about his relationships with the corporation and the nature of his payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calin
Washington, D. C
Mayot
Wickerahim
Committee On Expenditures
Department of Justice
United State Steel Corporation
The
Steel Corporation
Fortune to aviator who won second flight
Rome Italy May 31 Aviator Beau Mont arrived from Pisa winning 20000 dollars for victory in the special stage of the Paris to Turin flight.
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Fortune
Rome
Italy
Beaumont
Pisa
Turin
Sunstar Wins English Derby at EPSOM Downs
Sunstar captured the English Derby at EPSOM Downs on May 31 as crowds watched the featured race. The victory marked a standout performance for Sunstar with clear dominance in the run to the finish.
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Canuidated
Pryne Cabied
Epsom Downs
Eng
Sunstar
Insurrecto Captain Executed for Murder
San Diego May 31 Captain Vegas, an insurrecto, was executed for the murder of Mexi Tiajuani after being courted by authorities. The case reflects ongoing efforts to quell insurgent violence in the region.
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Ammitted
Rene Catt
San Diego
Cal
Captain Vegas
Mexi Tiajuani
Great Northern and Burlington announce $600 million refunding mortgage
In St Paul on May 31 the Great Northern and Burlington systems disclosed a refunding mortgage valued at six hundred million dollars. The move aims to restructure debt and secure more favorable terms for the vast railroad network.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Great Northern
Burlington Systems
Theaters to Be Safe From Fire Under New Ordinance
Honolulu theaters face new safety rules under a proposed building ordinance. The measure, drafted by City officials and the Board of Supervisors, requires theaters to meet fire and exit standards. It would apply to all future theaters within the city and county of Honolulu after adoption and inspection.
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Honolili
College of Hawaii
Board of Supervisors
Eit
County of Honorury
Coen
Testimony Presentation At Milverton Comity Court Hearing
A muddled OCR fragment reports a witness or expert named Clegg giving testimony at a Milverton county court hearing. The text references an examination type and various garbled phrases that obscure dates, participants, and outcomes, but suggests legal proceedings or a formal inquiry with focused questioning and potential rulings.
Cleanup Day Initiative At Oahu Meeting
A community plan titled Cleanup Day is outlined by the Oahu Central Improvement Committee. The effort, tied to the Merchants' Association, calls for a city and county health department, territorial board, and public works board to oversee the effort. Estimated cost around $2,000 factors in labor and materials as a coordinated city wide sanitation project.
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Hobolala
Oahu
Yiding
Dora
Amt County Health Aad Sanitary Department
Howl
Public Works
Heridt
Unewe
Hana pastor starts petition for local prohibition drive
Kakani, pastor of the Hit Congregational Church, begins a petition to secure prohibition in his district and At fale te seomry, tied to Inca authorities. The movement claims Honolulu and Hana communities bear responsibility, supported by Teodore Richarde and local Republican figures. The effort aims to send the petition to Washington and seeks widespread petitioning activity among HitHUEEe Nie and related groups.
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Honolulu
Maul Tt
Ie Kakani
Hit Congregational Ctiacoh
Hie
Fale Te Seomry
Washington
Joie Kokuni
Fae Porte
Theodore Richarde
Bier
York
Patermien
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Willlong
M'Clellan
Wickersham
United States
D'Herblay
Hall Tracy Harber
Hilo
Steel Trust
Peena
Clegg
M Iy
Oligo
Gutviemrad
Attontier Milverton
Weber
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