Wahiawa Pineapple Co forms big Hawaii venture
The Wahiawa Consolidated Pineapple Co is formed by Wahiawa planters and capitalists led by Leonard G Kellogg and others. Capital stock is set at 4000000? 20 20 per share with potential increase. The firm plans agriculture, manufacturing, and freight services and may acquire Tropic Fruit Co and Mahalian Fruit and Plant Co. Directors named and subscriptions listed. The article also notes Hawaii Supreme Court cases upcoming from the territory, including transit, taxes, and regulatory disputes, with details on the Road and health regulations and a habeas corpus matter.
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Wahiawa
Léonard G. Kellogg
Borey M
Anata
Hoenoluly
Uff
Wilo Hax
Tropie Fruit Co
Mawalian Fruit and Plant Co
Fallowa
G. Kelloge
P.M. Pond
RW. Shingle
W. Wit Hameon
C. Kingsbury
J. L. McLean
T. J. King
L. G. Kellens
Wim
Willismeon
R.W. Shingle
Kharen
G. Kolloge
Allens
Kellogg
Mra
Anna Eldredge
Goo
Roontts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd
Robert W. Bhingte
W. Lyenrmus
Wm. Williamson
States Supreme Court
Onsen
Hawaii
Senason
Chix
United States
Rapid Transit and
Lana Company
Appea
Thene Rason
Supreme Court of Ye
Kolgat
Kueft
Cotton Bron
Ponty Harbor
Cava
Attorney General's Department
Board of Health Regulations
Supreme Court
Lowtay
Gear
Morita Kalio
Hille
Washington
Maney x Jong
Maken
Recount Petition Fights Brown Victory by 350 Votes
A Supreme Court petition filed by Arthur M. Brown’s backers claims over 220 legal Brown votes were uncounted and more than 190 illegal votes were counted for Ta uken. It asserts Brown would have won by more than 290 votes if all counted and lists numerous precinct irregularities and uncounted ballots.
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Brown
Wheriff
Supreme Court
Attor
Neye G. D. Gear
J. J. Dunne
Arthur M. Brown
Peti
Alleen
A. M. Brown
Iauken
Itte
Ilegal
Llegal Tauken
Tauken
Drownings in Steamer Accident At Beattle Harbor
Beattle Wath Nov 19 Forty two men most from Port Hakely drowned when the steamer Jeanie sank. The vessel was uninjured.
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Wath
Port Hlakely
Jeanie
Australia Is Ashore Blak Books Of Ledgers
An odd clipping notes Blak books of all ledgers with a cryptic line about Australia being ashore and a brief mention of publication by a Bit Pub. The fragment hints at archival accounting or trade records but provides no clear events or dates.
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Toe Bit Pub
We Take Care of Deposit Your Surplus Jewelry
A historic notice offers safe deposit vault services for jewelry and documents. It claims items will be protected from fire and thieves and accessible on demand at a cost of five months’ service.
French Ship Syb vagia Encontains Crew Lost at Sea
Four crew members of the ship Syb vagia Encontains are reported lost after the wreck of the schooner Maria Louise near the Panama Canal Zone. President Roosevelt has ordered action by the Panama Canal Commission chairman to address the incident.
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Canal Zone
Quebec
Canada
Syb
Vagia Encontains
Weaooner
Washington, D
Roosevelt
Panama Canal Commission
Calve to retire and marry wealthy blind American
Paris dispatch reports famed operatic star Calve will retire from the stage and marry a wealthy blind American. The item notes Deputy High Sheriff George recently returned from a long trip and hints at queries over a local jewelry care trust advertisement.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
It Ie
Calve
Sheri George
For Women To Vote For Women To Vote
Minneapolis Minnesota March 18 The American Federation of Labor has gestured itself to be in fever of women's suffrage.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Mer
American Federation of Labor
Chinese Charged With Serving Opium in Raid
A raid on a home at King and Lilho streets by police resulted in seven Chinese occupants being charged with opium selling. Officers recovered a wagon load of opium smoking paraphernalia. The raid continues as authorities plan further action.
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King and
Lilho Streets
Waquad
Optum
Jal
Judd Backed Up By Commissioners Letter Supports Filipino Labour Rights
Excerpt from the Philippine Commission meeting of July 28 1908 notes the commission’s stance that Filipinos should retain freedom to leave the country for work. It argues there is no need to enact laws restricting liberty to seek employment abroad and urges protection against deceit by noncompliant parties.
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Manila Times
Philippine Commission
Manin Chamber of Commerc
Mawati
Thiberty
Hiippine Commission
Morning Star Missionary Ship Fails to Reach Seattle in Time
The Morning Star steamship, after leaving Honolulu for Seattle, diverted to San Francisco in a damaged state. Cable reports from Captain Mansfeld indicate orders to seek Ban Palace if danger arose, but the ship did not reach its intended destination.
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Morning Star
Honolulu
Seattle
Bulletin
San Francisco
W W. Hall
Mansfeld
Mr. Hall
Honoluli
Loin
Taylor Arrested On Serious Charge Atrocious Impersonation And Gunplay
Taylor the Advertiser detective faced two warrants alleging impersonation of an officer and assault with a deadly weapon. He posted bail on recognition. The incident at Doretania Avenue and Achitance involved a Chinese witness An Fook who claimed Taylor forced entry into a gambling suspect building. The doorway confrontation led to a scuffle with sleeping Chinese patrons. no gambling was found. The badge questioned, tied to a prior sheriff, and not backed by the current police head, casts doubt on official status.
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Asp. Taylor
The
Advertiser
Wos
Otcer
Sanult
Bia
An Fook
Taylor
Ab Kwal
Doretania Avenua
Achitance
Colentiat
Poice Department
Rip Dodge
Fer
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Artis
Federal Court
Frank Hatchix
India
Dole
United States Court
Circuit Court
Beatrice Helen Christley
Alfred Benjamin & Co
the Kash Co.,ltd
TEL. Main
Iaukes
Iaukea
Brown Jost
Lanken
Wald Tn
Wolle Tanken
Australia
Cadiss
Sydney
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Erate
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TLLS
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Judd
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