Hawaii County Seeks Expanded Funding for Services
A garbled report cites Hawaii County officials asking for more funds from multiple departments and agencies. It mentions Auditor Macy, Deputy General Whitney, and various local offices, with references to budget lines and potential measures pending action.
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Wieddan & Atlo
Hawi
Huen
Ricqoes Tenisaganeer
Chabinit Tait
Macy Pindre
Tata
Tito Peden
Minal
Taran
Campbell
Goa
Omelaria
Mornay Geneal Whitney Acuipter
Fae Camipbott
Wallach Will Start To Cure Immediately
Fragmented notice details a committee meeting and a fundraising event related to Wallach, with references to a charity benefit dance, health board actions, and a petition to Molokai residents. It mentions a meeting on November 27, 1907, and a discussion of appointing a ten member committee and approval for future actions.
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Lee Wallach
Holt
Ratatita of Geyer
Lee
Alps
Yarstead Ion
Willa Notley
Chateman
Kalaupaya
Rome
Gronitinas
Molokai
Pou
Wedneday
Harvey Chilton Charged After Ball Game Assault
Police report Harvey Chilton accused of assaulting Irwin during a public ball game. Witnesses describe loud profanity and a struck ear. Chilton pleads guilty to one count. fined five dollars. Additional arrest for obscene language noted. crowd disturbance cited.
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Cuemim
Tewin
Dusehall
Harvey Chilton
George Kall Opaleiohe
Dewi
Noble
Chitton
Arthur Uskeduitie
Vittens
McDuttie
Chilton
McDuitie
Neely
W Child
Irwin
Osawult
Tyttary
Tilly
W G Irwins New Honor Reveals Presidential Change
W G Irwin named to new honor at Mercantile Tort Company presidency following the death of Mreaitent Kileout. Ban Francine sources note he has long served as vice president and now assumes the top post. Proceedings signal a Pacific maritime influence in the company’s leadership.
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WM. G. Irwin
BAN Francine
Imadig Honolalic
Matt
Ban
Inwin
Mreaitent Kileout
Mercantile
Mint saloon proprietor appears in Potles Court case
Lewis Dimurs, owner of the Mint saloon, faced a court hearing on drunkenness and related offences. Robertson, appearing for the complainant, filed a demurrer challenging the event and timing of the alleged offence, with a verdict set for the next Wednesday.
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Lewis
Mint
Potles Court
Hell
Roterson
Robertson
de Femlant
Pratt Commissioned: Acting Governor Metsu Reigns
A garbled note indicates Acting Governor Metsu is to hold offices until the end of the next session of the Senate. The transfer follows Governor Fras leaving for the State move, with a tentative timetable awaiting cabinet guidance.
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Metsu
Fras
Stator
Island Fruit Co delivers mainland fruit before Christmas
Hilonian will carry our next shipment of choice fruits to the mainland in time for all points in the United States before Christmas. Island Fruit Co. 728 King. Phone 15.
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United States
Island Fruit CO
King
Honolulu Gas Co plans to raise funds for plant extensions
Owing to a sharp growth in IT business the Honolulu Gas Co. moves to raise funds for plant extensions and improvements. A stockholders meeting approved allocating about 100000 of 200000 worth of stock into preferred stock with an eight percent cumulative dividend to support expansion and debt coverage. The plan aims to fund infrastructure to meet rising demand and service area growth despite high distribution distances and costs.
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Honolulu Gas Co
W. R
Oakland
Toon
Main
Head of Andrade family dies at hospital
Lents Andrade, a long time Portuguese settler and former Kinny street baker, died at Queen's Hospital from kidney trouble after a two week illness. He was 84 and left four children, Judge Frank Andrade, Joseph, Manuel, Jason, William and Mary Andrade. Judge Andrade learned of his father's death while presiding in the Police Court.
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Lents Andrade
Portugese
Queen's Hospital
Vie
Hawaii
Kinny Street
Healdes
Judge
Rank Andrade
Joseph
Manuel
Jason
William
Mary Andrade
Judge Andrade
New Citizens Naturalized by Judge Dole
The United States welcomed two new citizens at morning naturalization ceremonies led by Judge Dole. Max Hirsh Weinberg, born in Kymata, and Broderick Hmit Hanboldt, born under the German Empire, took the oath to join the nation.
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United Sttates
Judge Dole
Max Hirsh Weinberg
Kymata
Broderick Hmit Hanboldt
Germany
Fighting Continues In Formosa and Korea
TOKIO Japan November 30 The Crown Prince of Korea will be shown royal honors. Fighting continues in Formosa. Two hundred have been killed during the last sixty days. At Seoul eight hundred insurgents were defeated on the 17th, thirty killed.
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Tokio
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Seoul
Navy Defeats Army in Narrow 61 to 0 Football Victory
In Philadelphia on November 30 Navy defeated Army 61 to 0 in a one sided college football game. The report notes the strong Navy offense and stout defense while detailing the decisive scoring sequence and final margin.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Army
Headline fragments stir public inquiry in Philadelphia
An anxious minister asked who heads the steeplechase matter as a puzzled official reply clarified uncertainty in a Philadelphia Public Ledger snippet. The fragment suggests confusion over leadership or scheduling within a local event or race.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Alfred Benjamin & Co
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Cor. Fort and Hotel
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Ant
Trwett
John Mertin
Christiany Boats
Alimeda
Hh Fntat
Kearns, . Ee
B. B. Kerr & Ch
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W. G. Irwin
Lewis Dimurs
PRATT
Hilonian
Hawaiian Trust
CAS
Andrade
Fucheel
Sue
Daggett & Ramsdell’s
Hollister Drug Co
Williams
Washington, D. C
Premeaine
John Sharp Williams
Tennessee
Wilkins
Annoviated
Prem Special
Cal
Amy
Lucy Grey
Lon
Associated Press
Apecal
King New York, N. Y
Douma
ST. Petersburg
Russia
San Francisco
Heywood
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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