Wallach Row Row Unfolded In Pinkham Vote Controversy
Pinkham the deciding vote in the Wallach Row matter drew sharp lines as Board of Health members Kred Smith Baldwin and Attorney General Hemenway opposed the petition. Mark Robinson shifted to support Wallach, while Pinkham challenged the motives of critics and linked names to political payoffs. Delegate Kuhio backed the Settlement petition. The speech branded a rival as untrustworthy, hinting at ongoing tangle as Watlieh weighs his stance.
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Kent Dunowneed
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Mark Robinson
Wallach
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Mel
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New Waianae School Lot Acquired for Expansion
Superintendent Babbitt visited Waianae to inspect plans for a new school site, noting the old lot would be replaced with a larger tract offering about three acres. He found the present building crowded with very young students, suggesting adjustments to the classroom roster. A new school building is expected soon despite ongoing delays.
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Habbitt
Waianae
Acting Governor Mott-Smith to Laupahoehoe
Acting Governor Mott-Smith travels to Laupahoehoe next Tuesday and stays to work on renewing the lease of government cane land. The trip covers about 900 acres, including two-thirds of Lanpalivelion plantation, with attention to water system, settlement operations, and lease terms expiring next spring. The official will review the land value for leasing and accompany a formal survey, with government ownership reverting at lease end. The note mentions Queen’s Hospital Chaney in 1907 for an unrelated matter.
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Kone
Wallach Satisfied With Conditions Read About Will Requirements
Wallach states satisfaction with terms for the will and property held at Kalith, reading conditions under which the cure is to be administered in Mr. Mosman’s presence with witnesses. A continuation appears on Page 4.
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Kiddte
Kalli
Mowemnan
Bulletin Boys Great Day Celebration Planned
Bulletin boys have completed preparations for the Thanksgiving celebration. Hon. H. M. Damon grants honor, and the boys will host a dinner at the Bulletin office then parade by the Stockyards and Chat Stables. They will reach the Memorial Held for sports and later drive to the baseball grounds for a championship tea.
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M. Damon
Bulletin Boys
Realty receiver seeks toil to unite lenders and firms
In a tense court session Judge He Hole appointed J Lighitrat as permanent receiver for the Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co. The hearing highlighted a $100 retainer paid by a company official, with questions over missing funds and undisclosed credits. Amid reports of a broader battle between Lane and Act factions, officials promise a forthcoming plan to reconcile parties and curb disputes.
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Hiwaiian Bealty and Maturity Co
Wade Warren Thayer
Olin BL Holt
Jentiar Sehen
Hapal Naohin
Humphreys
Eee
Hartje Divorce Case Upheld In High Court
Philadelphia on November 21 reports that the Superior Court affirmed the lower court in the Hartje divorce case. The case has drawn wide interest due to wealth and prominence of the principals. Hartje claimed his wife engaged in infamous relations with a black coachman.
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Philadelphia
Superior Court
Hartje
Hamburg Candleman Goes Down
Hamburg capital from Germany reports J. W. C. Moeller, shellac candle maker, suspended today with liabilities near two million. The announcement notes the firm’s financial collapse and significant debt load.
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Hamburg
Germany
J. W. C. Moeller
Cremation of Edgar Grubb Family At Marietta Home
In Marietta on November 21 Edgar Grubb his wife and child were cremated when their home burned. The tragedy leaves the community mourning and authorities investigating the fire.
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Marietta
Edgar Grubb
Baseball Hop at Seaside Welcomes visiting nine
In Seaside a festive reception for Mique Fisher and the baseball team unfolds with a royal welcome as locals plan a public dance. Amid court matters, Tam Pong faces a rumored extra wife, while Judge Dole considers a adjournment. The bankruptcy question in frame Lind is heard with Hon. Dole presiding.
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Mique Fisher
Alameda
Remenitier
Mish Behoot Alii Associating Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Mish Behoot Alii Associating is set for Friday evening at the High School in To'etock. AM members are earnestly requested to attend. committee actions and agenda will be discussed.
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Mish Behoot Alii
To'etock
Tragedy in Newton as Mother Kills Self and Two Sons
Newton Mass November 21. Mr P F H Hedges killed himself and his two sons today by asphyxiation in a grim family tragedy.
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H. Hedges
Pinole Kills Two in Powder Mill Explosion
Pinole California reports two men killed today in a powder mill explosion. The incident occurred at the Pinole powder works, ending in tragic loss of life as responders secured the scene and began investigations. The names of the deceased and further details were not immediately released.
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Cabley Pinole
Cal
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