Cable homeward for the Hawaiian Band questioned by San Francisco leaders
Governor Carter and officials debate relief funds and how much money is needed to rush the Hawaiian Band home from Salt Lake. Cable communications to Cohen seek exact costs and condition of the band, with Morgan and Phelan coordinating in San Francisco and Hawaii.
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Phelan
Cohen
James F. Morgan
San Francis
Elthution
Carter
Salnt
Earwent
Jon Cohen
Salt Lake
Bierra
Salt Lake Lun
Will
Joe Coon
Cobun
Oper
Tam
Colonel Jones
National Guard
Ninoee
Heavy [Waterhouse ‘Trust Company
Klad
Recount Petition Likely This Week in County Race
County Sheriff Browne indicated a recount petition will be filed soon. Judge Gear, serving as counsel, returned from Ranger and discussed the case with his client but no grounds were decided. gear offered no further comment on the matter.
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Mit
Sherif
Kaai Glee Club Plans Benefit Concert in Honolulu
The Kaai Glee Club organizes a concert at the Opera House to aid the return of the Hawaiian band. Ernest Kaul leads, with vocal solos by Mrs. Crook, Mr. Alapal, Harry Davison, and Ernest Kaul, plus instrumental pieces by local ensembles. Subscriptions go to Michael H. Trent, County Treasurer, for the fund’s benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kaa
Crook
Mr. Alapal
Harry Davison
Ernest Kaul
Mike
Kawaihan Glen Chih
Kaat Glew
Kaai Glee Club
Kani Club
Michael H. ‘Trent
County Tremaurer
Meting Tonight to Thank Voters for Democratic Victory
The Democratic party hosts a gathering at Ada Park this evening to thank supporters as successful candidates are declared elected. Speakers include Curtis Iaukea Wa Jarratt Richard Trent Frank Harvey Joseph Fern and Chas McCarthy. Also listed are E McClanahan Ed Ingham Don Wamabu Palmer Woods Hawaii Senator elect and Hawaii County Attorney Chas Williams. Herbert Monsuian, who led the Ont campaign, will preside.
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Adta Park
Kam! Glee Club
Mre
Mapai
Miee Kani
Curtis Iaukea
Jarratt
Richard ‘Trent
Frank Harvey
Joseph Fern
Chas McCarthy
E. , McClanahan
Ingham
Don Wamabu
Palmer
Replevin case yields judgment for plaintiff
In a morning session the court delivered judgment for the plaintiff in the replevin matter involving Kerr .7 Frederick Kaeck and De Bolt. The case concerns alleged missing property and the judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff.
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Kerr
Frederick Kaeck
Dudwe de Bolt
Hawaiians Are Coming to Raise Funds for Rescue Efforts
The Kaahumanu Society and the Order of Kamehameha met at Kawalahao Church at the call of Lucy Peabody to organize funding for relief. Committees from both groups will meet tomorrow at the hospital’s state office to decide steps, including subscriptions or a lottery. Some members have already contributed, and a Hawaii Penal sisters group may stage a performance with proceeds aiding the fund.
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Kaahumiusu Society
Kawalahao Church
Mian
Lucy Peabody
Kalanianaole
Order of Kamehameha
Kiahumanu Society
Kisplalany
Kadtuman Society
Miwa
Peabody
Nawahi
Mia
Eo | Beckley
Order of Kamehameha ix
Ke- Inninnuole
Geo
Amithies
John C | Lane
Aie
Sisters of Hawaii Penal
Dramatic Pociety
Talk of Bishop for Senate Presidency
The campaign winds down and debate shifts to legislative leadership with Bishop favored for Senate president. Opposition appears limited to a few Hawaiian members over policy alignment, while Holst of the Republicans is seen as a capable presiding officer candidate.
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Senate
Kotalestone
Holst
Will
Benate
Faxon
Omorihon
Taroe
Decision Reached By Fertilizer Co In Reissue Matter
The Fertiliser Company decided stock lost or destroyed would not bear the reissue stamp. The bylaw requires sworn statement of loss, three weeks of advertisement, and a bond equal to the market value of the certificates retained. The issue arose after stock losses in the San Francisco fire and concerns stock exchange practices.
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Ian Fertiliser Co
San Francisco
Stock Exchange
Sugar
Pew
Mmn
Accidental shooting injures young girl in Punchbowl street
Elizabeth Richards, five, daughter of Mim Staxie Midh, was hit in the abdomen last Saturday afternoon by a rifle fired by her four year old brother while playing with the weapon on Punchbowl street. She is at Queen's hospital where doctors say she is doing well and likely to recover. The shooting was reported as entirely accidental.
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Elizabeth Richards
Mim
Staxie
Punchbowl Street
Queen's Hospital
Bankrupt Petition Noted in Federal Court Amid Debts Cited
Edgel Martie a Rapid Tranchc motorman filed a bankruptcy petition in Federal Court with debts claimed up to 197.15. The city scene includes odd details about Markle buying a cow from a stable and milk earnings, while clerks and inspectors face minor procedural notes and local mentions of The Evening Bulletin and theater advertising.
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Edgel Martie
Rapid Tranchc
Markle
Owen
Hawaii Fortification Funds Node in Congress Budget
Assorted Press Special Cables reports that departments prepared for Congressional appropriations show 16,082,431 dollars required for fortification sites on Hawaii and 278,100 dollars for fortification sites and 400,000 dollars for Honolulu harbor improvements, a preliminary budget outline.
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Washington, D. C
Katimaten
Congressional
Hawaii
Honolulu
Major General William Rufus Bhalfer’s military career summarized
Major General William Rufus Bhalfer, U S Army ret, rose to command in Cuba in 1808 guiding operations that led to the capitulation of Spanish forces under Linares and the surrender at Banti. He later led California and Columbia military departments from 1499 to 1801, retiring in 1901. Born in Galenburg Michigan on October 10, 1486, he served with the Seventh Michigan Infantry.
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William Rufus Bhalfer
U. S. Ar
Retina
Wer
Cuba
Severs Linares
Banti
Afterwaria
California
Columbia
Galenburg
Mich
The
Seventh Michigan Infantry
Aukount
Wrecks, Cremation Mark Indiana Train Disaster
Widespread wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio line at Woodville Indiana leaves 47 dead with many cremated in the ensuing fire and 35 injured. Separate report from Sargent's Station notes an engine blast on the Bun set Limited killing three. Additional items include a probate petition for Ching Jam Yeu's estate and Beattie Brewing case arguments in Supreme Court.
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Woodeville
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio
de Holt
Tai Long
Ching Jam Yeu
Beattie Brewing
A. J. Campbell
Supreme Court
W. W. Hall
Flippelyte Jaouen
Thielen Sells Out Business and Partners Split
George PF Thielen, a noted young broker, sells his interests to partner Williamson Williams. Thielen plans to depart for San Francisco to pursue business, join the Stock Exchange briefly, and likely live in San Francisco. Williamson will continue the enterprise with Thielen’s partner and assume leadership on the Stock Exchange as Thielen resigns and leaves for California.
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George PF Thielen
Thielon de Williame
Witton Willian
San Francico
Enyage
Thielon
Islands
Stock Exchange
Williamson
Oalow College
Atorwu
Ven
Wanim-Young Co
Vin
Thiele Voday
Thieten & Wiltlamnon
Wilttamnon
Prapoieco
Royalty Visit to Windsor Welcomed by British Royals
King Haakon and Queen Maude of Norway arrive in London and are greeted by King George V and Queen Mary at Windsor Castle. The visit marks a high profile royal meeting in early November with cordial exchanges and scheduled engagements during their stay in England.
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London
Eng
Haakon
Queen Maude
Norway
Windsor Cave
Kindrd
Queen Alexandra
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Phelon
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Cal
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Kaual
Buckland
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Alfred Benjamin & GO
the Kashgo., Ltd
Fort Ang Hotel
KAT Cule
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Prudential
Hawaiian Trust
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Kaahumanu and
Kamehameha Societies
Franklin
Fertilizer CO
UIT
Euabeh
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Tate
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Welle-Fargo
J, Hopp & Co
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Killeg
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Bunset Limited
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Moscow
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Royalty
P. Reed & Co
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